Just rewatched 200 Cigarettes and don't even recall this from the credits at the end. I was 19 when that movie came out. Can't believe it took another 23 years for me to "discover" this awesome fucking collab!!!!😁🖤
The Loud Allstar Rock Remix was featured in the 1999 film 200 Cigarettes. A music video for the song, featuring the band with Coolio and the other rap performers, was produced in conjunction with the release of the film. It uses an interpolation of Johann Sebastian Bach's "Toccata and Fugue in D minor" and Edvard Grieg's "In the Hall of the Mountain King".
BLONDIE - NO EXIT Blondie is an American rock band co-founded by singer Debbie Harry and guitarist Chris Stein. The band was a pioneer in the American new wave scene of the mid-1970s in New York. Their first two albums contained strong elements of punk and new wave, and although highly successful in the United Kingdom and Australia, Blondie was regarded as an underground band in the United States until the release of Parallel Lines in 1978. Over the next five years, the band achieved several hit singles including "Heart of Glass," "Call Me," "Atomic," "The Tide Is High," and "Rapture." The band became noted for its eclectic mix of musical styles, also incorporating elements of disco, pop, reggae, and early rap music. Blondie disbanded after the release of its sixth studio album, The Hunter, in 1982. Debbie Harry continued to pursue a solo career with varied results after taking a few years off to care for partner Chris Stein, who was diagnosed with pemphigus, a rare autoimmune disease of the skin. The band re-formed in 1997, achieving renewed success and their sixth number one single in the United Kingdom with "Maria" in 1999, exactly 20 years after their first UK No. 1 single ("Heart of Glass"). The group toured and performed throughout the world during the following years, and was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2006. Blondie has sold around 40 million records worldwide and is still active. The band's eleventh studio album, Pollinator, was released on May 5, 2017. By 1982, the year the band initially broke up, Blondie had released six studio albums, each exhibiting a stylistic progression from the last. The band is known not only for the striking stage persona and vocal performances of Harry but also for incorporating elements in their work from numerous subgenres of music, reaching from their punk roots to embrace new wave, disco, pop, rap, and reggae. In March 2006, Blondie, following an introductory speech by Shirley Manson of Garbage, was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Seven members (Harry, Stein, Burke, Destri, Infante, Harrison and Valentine) were invited to the ceremony, which led to an on-stage spat between the extant group and their former bandmate Frank Infante, who asked during the live broadcast of the ceremony that he and Nigel Harrison be allowed to perform with the group, a request refused by Harry who stated that the band had already rehearsed their performance. On May 22, 2006, Blondie was inducted into the Rock Walk of Fame at Guitar Center on Hollywood's Sunset Boulevard. New inductees are voted on by previous Rock Walk inductees. And I have the great honor to have in my discography one unit of the seventh studio album, in CD format, by this wonderful band led by the charismatic vocalist, Debbie Harry. Titled NO EXIT, it was released in 1999 with commercial success, reaching number three on the UK album chart. Thank you very much for your music, Debbie Harry! No Exit is the seventh studio album by American rock band Blondie, released on February 23, 1999, by Beyond Music. It was the band's first album in 17 years and features the UK number-one single "Maria". As of March 2006, the album had sold two million copies worldwide. As was customary for a Blondie album, No Exit dabbled in many genres, including pop, reggae, country, and hip hop. Mike Chapman, who had produced all but the first two of Blondie's previous albums, produced some of the early demos for the album, though final production of the album fell to Craig Leon. A cover of the Shangri-Las' 1965 song "Out in the Streets" was included on the album. It was originally recorded by the band in 1975 while they were trying to get a record deal. The demo version was first issued on EMI's 1994 anthology The Platinum Collection and was later included on the 2001 remastered version of the band's eponymous debut studio album. A comeback promotional tour, the No Exit Tour, was launched preceding the release of the album, which spanned 13 months and visited Europe, North America and Oceania. No Exit reached number three on the UK Albums Chart, and was certified gold by the British Phonographic Industry (BPI) for sales in excess of 100,000 copies. It was preceded by the single "Maria", which became Blondie's sixth UK number one, exactly 20 years after the band's first number one, "Heart of Glass", making them the first American band to have chart-topping UK singles in three different decades: 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s. A second single, "Nothing Is Real but the Girl", peaked at number 26 on the UK Singles Chart. The title track, "No Exit", was released as a limited-edition third single in Europe, and is a fusion of classical, hip hop and rock, and featured raps by Mobb Deep, Coolio, U-God, and Inspectah Deck. The album was released in several editions in different countries with various bonus tracks, mainly live versions of songs recorded during the band's No Exit Tour. The album was also reissued in 2001 along with all of Blondie's other studio albums, this time including three bonus tracks. Chris Stein commented on the title of the album in a 2004 interview: "The title was taken from a Sartre play, which says there's no madness in individuals, it's all in groups. I think that's probably what all these reality TV shows are about. Maybe we were a reality TV show before there was reality TV." The album is not available on streaming platforms or digital music stores, most likely because of a possible dispute in licensing or distribution rights, although the song "Maria" from the album can still be found on these platforms and stores on compilation albums.
"No Exit" Released: October 22, 1999 "No Exit (Extended Video Version)" *harpsichord solo* [Blondie] THERE'S NO sinning, bears getting dressed to kill Laughing down the sun like a jackal will With his eyes ablaze and his lips apart He's gonna fill his cup with the love in your heart And drink it up till the morning starts Circulate the red light this is get the girls and get the sis' Pinch him up and give em bliss Kissin fears with all his might forever [Coolio] Standed on the verge of the edge of the ledge Waitin for me to fall, then I got a call It said, "WAIT HOLD UP HOMEY, YOU MUST BE TRIPPIN YOU CAN'T BE PUTTIN THAT STRIPPIN AND WHIPPIN UP IN YOUR PIMPIN, YOU BETTER STAND TALL FOOL YOU WAS BORN TO BALL TOOK A LITTLE FALL AND NOW YOU WANNA END IT ALL YOU BEEN CHASIN DREAMS LIKE A HOUND DOG ON THE HUNT Take your place in the front wit yo' hands on the blunt And it's right in your grasp man, I know they laughin BUT YOU'LL BE LAUGHIN LATER CUZ TIMES IS GON' GET GREATER!" [Blondie] That's when you least expect it You understand there is no exit [Prodigy] Aiyyo rock that *shit*, slamdance to this Move the *fuck* back when you see us in the mosh pit Smash something when my heavy metal raps thump in Crack more heads open than Beck's, you and your mans floated Tales From The Crypt, Rocky Horror couldn't Picture it Spine-tingling, give you goose bumps singin it *Bitch-ass niggas* scared to party wit The Infamous We jumpin over the bar snatchin mad liquors [U-God] Out of the darkness, spark this total chaos Mark to scheme the hardest, nothing can save us All that is sacred, dearly departed Braveheart slave brave contains something courageous Salute shining armor, persona rip stages Loud as Nirvana, beneath the golden ages The road rash explode, little rigor that devour Don't cry for me, I'm bout drunk off the power Chorus [Blondie] 2x Who's gonna cry for ya Who's gonna cry over you [Havoc] Now if you think my Infamous Mobb remains untamed And we out for the cash while you out for the fame Lay back, count on my stack down to Cognac Writin my raps, here hold that, it's bound to go plat When my bang hits, relentless, whatever I spit Like a fresh pair of kicks outta the box, ready to rock You know the drilly stay collaboratin wit my committee Then it's on the L-I-E to QB city [Inspectah Deck] Yo yo We storm the sound clash, but none heard the sound of the blast Send the mass outta control, the system found smash There's blood on the dance floor, they still chant "More!" The nitty gritty, New York inner city Fifty caliber thoughts force the world to bang wit me Bound to hit hard like twenty gods benchin in the yard Men at large take charge, out to make ours and take ours We fought against all odds Party crasher, verbal assault, quick to blast ya Ya stunned momentarily, dropped seconds after Chorus 2x *guitar solo* Chorus to end Featuring U-God, Mobb Deep, Inspectah Deck & Coolio Produced by Craig Leon Written by Coolio, Debbie Harry, Chris Stein, Jimmy Destri & Romy Ashby Album NO EXIT (1999)
"No Exit" Released: October 22, 1999 "No Exit (Extended Video Version)" *harpsichord solo* [Blondie] THERE'S NO sinning, bears getting dressed to kill Laughing down the sun like a jackal will With his eyes ablaze and his lips apart He's gonna fill his cup with the love in your heart And drink it up till the morning starts Circulate the red light this is get the girls and get the sis' Pinch him up and give em bliss Kissin fears with all his might forever [Coolio] Standed on the verge of the edge of the ledge Waitin for me to fall, then I got a call It said, "WAIT HOLD UP HOMEY, YOU MUST BE TRIPPIN YOU CAN'T BE PUTTIN THAT STRIPPIN AND WHIPPIN UP IN YOUR PIMPIN, YOU BETTER STAND TALL FOOL YOU WAS BORN TO BALL TOOK A LITTLE FALL AND NOW YOU WANNA END IT ALL YOU BEEN CHASIN DREAMS LIKE A HOUND DOG ON THE HUNT Take your place in the front wit yo' hands on the blunt And it's right in your grasp man, I know they laughin BUT YOU'LL BE LAUGHIN LATER CUZ TIMES IS GON' GET GREATER!" [Blondie] That's when you least expect it You understand there is no exit [Prodigy] Aiyyo rock that *shit*, slamdance to this Move the *fuck* back when you see us in the mosh pit Smash something when my heavy metal raps thump in Crack more heads open than Beck's, you and your mans floated Tales From The Crypt, Rocky Horror couldn't Picture it Spine-tingling, give you goose bumps singin it *Bitch-ass niggas* scared to party wit The Infamous We jumpin over the bar snatchin mad liquors [U-God] Out of the darkness, spark this total chaos Mark to scheme the hardest, nothing can save us All that is sacred, dearly departed Braveheart slave brave contains something courageous Salute shining armor, persona rip stages Loud as Nirvana, beneath the golden ages The road rash explode, little rigor that devour Don't cry for me, I'm bout drunk off the power Chorus [Blondie] 2x Who's gonna cry for ya Who's gonna cry over you [Havoc] Now if you think my Infamous Mobb remains untamed And we out for the cash while you out for the fame Lay back, count on my stack down to Cognac Writin my raps, here hold that, it's bound to go plat When my bang hits, relentless, whatever I spit Like a fresh pair of kicks outta the box, ready to rock You know the drilly stay collaboratin wit my committee Then it's on the L-I-E to QB city [Inspectah Deck] Yo yo We storm the sound clash, but none heard the sound of the blast Send the mass outta control, the system found smash There's blood on the dance floor, they still chant "More!" The nitty gritty, New York inner city Fifty caliber thoughts force the world to bang wit me Bound to hit hard like twenty gods benchin in the yard Men at large take charge, out to make ours and take ours We fought against all odds Party crasher, verbal assault, quick to blast ya Ya stunned momentarily, dropped seconds after Chorus 2x *guitar solo* Chorus to end Featuring U-God, Mobb Deep, Inspectah Deck & Coolio Produced by Craig Leon Written by Coolio, Debbie Harry, Chris Stein, Jimmy Destri & Romy Ashby Album NO EXIT (1999)
1st time hearing this. Had no clue how it bypassed me in the late 90s Under any circumstances a collaboration like this shouldn't work and would have been a disaster, but its pretty dope actually
Just imagine waiting *17 YEARS* for a new Blondie album, expecting every song on the long-awaited new installment to just be a more modern Heart of glass, Rapture or Call me........and *this* comes on 🤣
I love the song. I love the film. But the two are hilariously oil-and-water. I mean, they couldn’t even find a place for it outside the tail end of the opening credits! This wasn’t “Blade”!
This song is actually trash. So much potential though, the hook could've been great in between some memorable verses. But the arrangement of the verses, and production just completely missed the mark.They could've removed one of the mobb deep guys and coolio, and cleaned the song up and this could've been a classic. U-God and Deck sounded awesome. So did Prodigy. DH's 'rapping' though was too cringe.
![Coolio - Gangsta's Paradise (Official Music Video) [HD] ft. L.V.](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/SQCSxqScSVQ/mqdefault.jpg)
Rest In Peace Prodigy & Coolio
🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
This is one of the craziest crossovers ever
And it’s Glorious sooooo ahead of its time 1998
Facts! Blondie with the East and West Coast. The crossover we didn't know we needed🔥🔥🔥
1999. what a year. All that was on my mind was was video games, homework, cartoons, music, family films, and amusement parks.
For real.
Also marshmallows, CD stores, cappuccino coffee, microwave popcorn, VHS rentals and rollercoaster rides.
Just rewatched 200 Cigarettes and don't even recall this from the credits at the end. I was 19 when that movie came out. Can't believe it took another 23 years for me to "discover" this awesome fucking collab!!!!😁🖤
This song is FIRE. Shoulda been a huge hit
I lost my mind seeing this for the first time as a young kid...classic
Such a LEGENDARY features !!!! GREATEST COLLABORATIONS
Such an underrated song.
Shout out to Debbie Harry for introducing Hip Hop to the masses👍🏿
This beat is CRAZY
The Loud Allstar Rock Remix was featured in the 1999 film 200 Cigarettes. A music video for the song, featuring the band with Coolio and the other rap performers, was produced in conjunction with the release of the film. It uses an interpolation of Johann Sebastian Bach's "Toccata and Fugue in D minor" and Edvard Grieg's "In the Hall of the Mountain King".
"your stunned momentarily then drop seconds after" - inspectah deck...CLASSIC!!!
i really just read your comment as he was saying that line
Nitty-gritty NY livin just enough for the city
Breathtaking masterpiece.
July 2021 checking in.
Still a banger.
heard this when i only knew Blondie & Coolio and i feel in love. love this song.
BLONDIE - NO EXIT
Blondie is an American rock band co-founded by singer Debbie Harry and guitarist Chris Stein. The band was a pioneer in the American new wave scene of the mid-1970s in New York. Their first two albums contained strong elements of punk and new wave, and although highly successful in the United Kingdom and Australia, Blondie was regarded as an underground band in the United States until the release of Parallel Lines in 1978. Over the next five years, the band achieved several hit singles including "Heart of Glass," "Call Me," "Atomic," "The Tide Is High," and "Rapture." The band became noted for its eclectic mix of musical styles, also incorporating elements of disco, pop, reggae, and early rap music.
Blondie disbanded after the release of its sixth studio album, The Hunter, in 1982. Debbie Harry continued to pursue a solo career with varied results after taking a few years off to care for partner Chris Stein, who was diagnosed with pemphigus, a rare autoimmune disease of the skin. The band re-formed in 1997, achieving renewed success and their sixth number one single in the United Kingdom with "Maria" in 1999, exactly 20 years after their first UK No. 1 single ("Heart of Glass").
The group toured and performed throughout the world during the following years, and was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2006. Blondie has sold around 40 million records worldwide and is still active. The band's eleventh studio album, Pollinator, was released on May 5, 2017.
By 1982, the year the band initially broke up, Blondie had released six studio albums, each exhibiting a stylistic progression from the last. The band is known not only for the striking stage persona and vocal performances of Harry but also for incorporating elements in their work from numerous subgenres of music, reaching from their punk roots to embrace new wave, disco, pop, rap, and reggae.
In March 2006, Blondie, following an introductory speech by Shirley Manson of Garbage, was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Seven members (Harry, Stein, Burke, Destri, Infante, Harrison and Valentine) were invited to the ceremony, which led to an on-stage spat between the extant group and their former bandmate Frank Infante, who asked during the live broadcast of the ceremony that he and Nigel Harrison be allowed to perform with the group, a request refused by Harry who stated that the band had already rehearsed their performance. On May 22, 2006, Blondie was inducted into the Rock Walk of Fame at Guitar Center on Hollywood's Sunset Boulevard. New inductees are voted on by previous Rock Walk inductees.
And I have the great honor to have in my discography one unit of the seventh studio album, in CD format, by this wonderful band led by the charismatic vocalist, Debbie Harry. Titled NO EXIT, it was released in 1999 with commercial success, reaching number three on the UK album chart. Thank you very much for your music, Debbie Harry!
No Exit is the seventh studio album by American rock band Blondie, released on February 23, 1999, by Beyond Music. It was the band's first album in 17 years and features the UK number-one single "Maria". As of March 2006, the album had sold two million copies worldwide.
As was customary for a Blondie album, No Exit dabbled in many genres, including pop, reggae, country, and hip hop. Mike Chapman, who had produced all but the first two of Blondie's previous albums, produced some of the early demos for the album, though final production of the album fell to Craig Leon.
A cover of the Shangri-Las' 1965 song "Out in the Streets" was included on the album. It was originally recorded by the band in 1975 while they were trying to get a record deal. The demo version was first issued on EMI's 1994 anthology The Platinum Collection and was later included on the 2001 remastered version of the band's eponymous debut studio album.
A comeback promotional tour, the No Exit Tour, was launched preceding the release of the album, which spanned 13 months and visited Europe, North America and Oceania.
No Exit reached number three on the UK Albums Chart, and was certified gold by the British Phonographic Industry (BPI) for sales in excess of 100,000 copies. It was preceded by the single "Maria", which became Blondie's sixth UK number one, exactly 20 years after the band's first number one, "Heart of Glass", making them the first American band to have chart-topping UK singles in three different decades: 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s. A second single, "Nothing Is Real but the Girl", peaked at number 26 on the UK Singles Chart. The title track, "No Exit", was released as a limited-edition third single in Europe, and is a fusion of classical, hip hop and rock, and featured raps by Mobb Deep, Coolio, U-God, and Inspectah Deck.
The album was released in several editions in different countries with various bonus tracks, mainly live versions of songs recorded during the band's No Exit Tour. The album was also reissued in 2001 along with all of Blondie's other studio albums, this time including three bonus tracks.
Chris Stein commented on the title of the album in a 2004 interview: "The title was taken from a Sartre play, which says there's no madness in individuals, it's all in groups. I think that's probably what all these reality TV shows are about. Maybe we were a reality TV show before there was reality TV."
The album is not available on streaming platforms or digital music stores, most likely because of a possible dispute in licensing or distribution rights, although the song "Maria" from the album can still be found on these platforms and stores on compilation albums.
"No Exit"
Released: October 22, 1999
"No Exit (Extended Video Version)"
*harpsichord solo*
[Blondie]
THERE'S NO sinning, bears getting dressed to kill
Laughing down the sun like a jackal will
With his eyes ablaze and his lips apart
He's gonna fill his cup with the love in your heart
And drink it up till the morning starts
Circulate the red light this is get the girls and get the sis'
Pinch him up and give em bliss
Kissin fears with all his might forever
[Coolio]
Standed on the verge of the edge of the ledge
Waitin for me to fall, then I got a call
It said, "WAIT HOLD UP HOMEY, YOU MUST BE TRIPPIN
YOU CAN'T BE PUTTIN THAT STRIPPIN AND WHIPPIN
UP IN YOUR PIMPIN, YOU BETTER STAND TALL
FOOL YOU WAS BORN TO BALL
TOOK A LITTLE FALL AND NOW YOU WANNA END IT ALL
YOU BEEN CHASIN DREAMS LIKE A HOUND DOG ON THE HUNT
Take your place in the front wit yo' hands on the blunt
And it's right in your grasp man, I know they laughin
BUT YOU'LL BE LAUGHIN LATER CUZ TIMES IS GON' GET GREATER!"
[Blondie]
That's when you least expect it
You understand there is no exit
[Prodigy]
Aiyyo rock that *shit*, slamdance to this
Move the *fuck* back when you see us in the mosh pit
Smash something when my heavy metal raps thump in
Crack more heads open than Beck's, you and your mans floated
Tales From The Crypt, Rocky Horror couldn't Picture it
Spine-tingling, give you goose bumps singin it
*Bitch-ass niggas* scared to party wit The Infamous
We jumpin over the bar snatchin mad liquors
[U-God]
Out of the darkness, spark this total chaos
Mark to scheme the hardest, nothing can save us
All that is sacred, dearly departed
Braveheart slave brave contains something courageous
Salute shining armor, persona rip stages
Loud as Nirvana, beneath the golden ages
The road rash explode, little rigor that devour
Don't cry for me, I'm bout drunk off the power
Chorus [Blondie] 2x
Who's gonna cry for ya
Who's gonna cry over you
[Havoc]
Now if you think my Infamous Mobb remains untamed
And we out for the cash while you out for the fame
Lay back, count on my stack down to Cognac
Writin my raps, here hold that, it's bound to go plat
When my bang hits, relentless, whatever I spit
Like a fresh pair of kicks outta the box, ready to rock
You know the drilly stay collaboratin wit my committee
Then it's on the L-I-E to QB city
[Inspectah Deck]
Yo yo
We storm the sound clash, but none heard the sound of the blast
Send the mass outta control, the system found smash
There's blood on the dance floor, they still chant "More!"
The nitty gritty, New York inner city
Fifty caliber thoughts force the world to bang wit me
Bound to hit hard like twenty gods benchin in the yard
Men at large take charge, out to make ours and take ours
We fought against all odds
Party crasher, verbal assault, quick to blast ya
Ya stunned momentarily, dropped seconds after
Chorus 2x
*guitar solo*
Chorus to end
Featuring U-God, Mobb Deep, Inspectah Deck & Coolio
Produced by Craig Leon
Written by Coolio, Debbie Harry, Chris Stein, Jimmy Destri & Romy Ashby
Album NO EXIT (1999)
wow this is one of the most insane hiphop lineups ever!
This is truly the actualization of the promise showed in Rapture. It's extravagantly aggressive and dark, but just... wow damn.
only deb should have rapped some too. she did in live pfrmncs..
U- God is awesome.
WOW. I LOVE THIS SHIT!!!!!
REST IN PEACE PRODIGY AND COOLIO
Rip Prodigy, he killed it. So did Deck. ✌️
How did I only hear this song for the first time this morning.
tuchesuavae Same here, expect I’m at the party 6 years later.
i LOVE THIS KIND OF COLLABO
RIP Coolio!
I only saw this music video once on MTV in either 99 or 00 and never saw it again 😮.
"No Exit"
Released: October 22, 1999
"No Exit (Extended Video Version)"
*harpsichord solo*
[Blondie]
THERE'S NO sinning, bears getting dressed to kill
Laughing down the sun like a jackal will
With his eyes ablaze and his lips apart
He's gonna fill his cup with the love in your heart
And drink it up till the morning starts
Circulate the red light this is get the girls and get the sis'
Pinch him up and give em bliss
Kissin fears with all his might forever
[Coolio]
Standed on the verge of the edge of the ledge
Waitin for me to fall, then I got a call
It said, "WAIT HOLD UP HOMEY, YOU MUST BE TRIPPIN
YOU CAN'T BE PUTTIN THAT STRIPPIN AND WHIPPIN
UP IN YOUR PIMPIN, YOU BETTER STAND TALL
FOOL YOU WAS BORN TO BALL
TOOK A LITTLE FALL AND NOW YOU WANNA END IT ALL
YOU BEEN CHASIN DREAMS LIKE A HOUND DOG ON THE HUNT
Take your place in the front wit yo' hands on the blunt
And it's right in your grasp man, I know they laughin
BUT YOU'LL BE LAUGHIN LATER CUZ TIMES IS GON' GET GREATER!"
[Blondie]
That's when you least expect it
You understand there is no exit
[Prodigy]
Aiyyo rock that *shit*, slamdance to this
Move the *fuck* back when you see us in the mosh pit
Smash something when my heavy metal raps thump in
Crack more heads open than Beck's, you and your mans floated
Tales From The Crypt, Rocky Horror couldn't Picture it
Spine-tingling, give you goose bumps singin it
*Bitch-ass niggas* scared to party wit The Infamous
We jumpin over the bar snatchin mad liquors
[U-God]
Out of the darkness, spark this total chaos
Mark to scheme the hardest, nothing can save us
All that is sacred, dearly departed
Braveheart slave brave contains something courageous
Salute shining armor, persona rip stages
Loud as Nirvana, beneath the golden ages
The road rash explode, little rigor that devour
Don't cry for me, I'm bout drunk off the power
Chorus [Blondie] 2x
Who's gonna cry for ya
Who's gonna cry over you
[Havoc]
Now if you think my Infamous Mobb remains untamed
And we out for the cash while you out for the fame
Lay back, count on my stack down to Cognac
Writin my raps, here hold that, it's bound to go plat
When my bang hits, relentless, whatever I spit
Like a fresh pair of kicks outta the box, ready to rock
You know the drilly stay collaboratin wit my committee
Then it's on the L-I-E to QB city
[Inspectah Deck]
Yo yo
We storm the sound clash, but none heard the sound of the blast
Send the mass outta control, the system found smash
There's blood on the dance floor, they still chant "More!"
The nitty gritty, New York inner city
Fifty caliber thoughts force the world to bang wit me
Bound to hit hard like twenty gods benchin in the yard
Men at large take charge, out to make ours and take ours
We fought against all odds
Party crasher, verbal assault, quick to blast ya
Ya stunned momentarily, dropped seconds after
Chorus 2x
*guitar solo*
Chorus to end
Featuring U-God, Mobb Deep, Inspectah Deck & Coolio
Produced by Craig Leon
Written by Coolio, Debbie Harry, Chris Stein, Jimmy Destri & Romy Ashby
Album NO EXIT (1999)
awesom an wonderful song i like to hear it all the day
BLONDIE are the best!!!!!!!!!!!
Deck & P Killed This Joint 🔥
Coolio as well.
Debbie Harry is definitely a legend.
great song and awesome Dobbie Harry!!!
R.I.P Coolio
Loving this!!
This the greatest is ever.
1st time hearing this. Had no clue how it bypassed me in the late 90s
Under any circumstances a collaboration like this shouldn't work and would have been a disaster, but its pretty dope actually
Same here!
Rock and rap with hints of classical. This is more of what I need in music. Reminds me of Judgment Night soundtrack.
I wouldn't have known of this but heard about it in Prodigy's book "My infamous Life"
Same
This is a good video foreal.''Blondie''.''Coolio''.''Mobb Deep''.''U-God''.''Inspectah Deck''.
still a better vampire story than twilight!
Love it!!!
I remember them performing this on SNL.
Live the intro!!
01:17 Prodigy
Made this button for me
then
when
you least expect it
you understand:
there is no exit
Only the real know about this song 🫡 RIP Prodigy & Coolio.
Just imagine waiting *17 YEARS* for a new Blondie album, expecting every song on the long-awaited new installment to just be a more modern Heart of glass, Rapture or Call me........and *this* comes on 🤣
cant find it ia apple music
Xtra Deborah and hold the rest ... thanXXX
RIP Prodigy and Coolio
that hot bet
Kool... i like this record
This Shit Soo Dope
Prodigy R.I.P. monstro
Sunshine Rewind
Скажите пожалуйста! кадры из фильма которые там были?
+Иван Бобок 200 Cigarettes
***** Спасибо!
RIP Coolio
2018!!!!
hasta la próxima Coolio!!!🤘😔🤘
GREATER 7
REDwood High
The Dog is to PET it
was that paul rudd in the beginning?
and Courtney Love.....this song was in the film 200 Cigarettes
I love the song.
I love the film.
But the two are hilariously oil-and-water. I mean, they couldn’t even find a place for it outside the tail end of the opening credits! This wasn’t “Blade”!
I of course meant end credits. I haven’t found a way to edit comments.
No Blondie. ..nobody is gonna cry for you. ..
No exit. ..ready? 😉
Boston 7
ANGULEZ
XD o.O
Охуенно!
AMiRiKA 7
Au jebote...
Coolio rzadki jak stolec, ale mobb deep i wu tang polecieli na bicie
LMFAO collab soon
Ft MyERS 7
RAYSEEN 7
NEW YORK 7 OUt the 7 NOTHING
MELROSE 7
Bunker hiLL Boston EvERitE FLORITE A
ALionzs 7
I hate Coolio but him and Inspectah deck are the only ones that sound good with this kind of music, the others get drowned out by the track.
Why u don't like coolio ?
@@treondousjackson5238 maybe he or she likes the song
EURECKA 7 L
This song is actually trash. So much potential though, the hook could've been great in between some memorable verses. But the arrangement of the verses, and production just completely missed the mark.They could've removed one of the mobb deep guys and coolio, and cleaned the song up and this could've been a classic. U-God and Deck sounded awesome. So did Prodigy. DH's 'rapping' though was too cringe.
Moronic pathos rap and disgusting musik cocophony spoils everything. Even a refrain not helping
I don't remember this version 🤔