Black Moon - Ack Like U Want It

[@edkaszwagrakobitybrat1677]

My favourite track from album, peace ✌️from Poland

[@SkyNetGeneral-]

Let’s pray 🙏 for B shot 😢

[@ganzeno3543]

I was definitely in the streets this my era 🔥💪🏽🔥

[@pr0ject25o1]

Crazy days. Thank God there were no smartphones or internet.

[@coolreem]

Classic Album! This is the sound of Brooklyn at night!

[@gregpuryear8163]

This use to be the sound of Brooklyn at night back then

[@wendellwilliams5061]

Gotcha 👌, the song represents bklyn,at night!!! Brownsville and east new york,I represents bklyn!!! That's were I was raised!!!

[@Mochic45]

This song wasn't on the tape I bought in 93' and the album Rocked. I bought the CD in 94' and I heard this. This makes the album even better 💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿

[@eddyhenley4123]

I thought I was the only one who caught that ✌️

[@Doc-Z7Z]

Yooooo. I thought I was tripping.

[@Equint77]

I found out about this song when they were on society’s ride on hbo and always wondered why it wasnt on the tape.

[@Willhollow300]

I like how they chant

[@eutue]

They made a promo video for this.

[@LaLu930]

2025 & still bumping this ❤ 😉

[@grettirgrattmards2348]

Damn this whole album is so 🔥 Black Moon is a legend.

[@GoldCoastRep]

Black Moon is a group bro

[@georgebusybee1497]

This album is straight classic💪😜

[@DanielFearn]

This track always had that bounce to it

[@tabletwifi1163]

UP move from Jamaica. Bx high school. Now diported missing those days

[@joeball13]

Shouldn't be breaking the law bruh

[@maitreya1906]

Oh lawd! I was at Columbia uni dental school 3rd year when a teenage patient showed up with this album in his discplayer ( remember those?) Dceided to buy the album. Them days of studying in Washington Heights. Greetings from Kenya

[@Dantana773]

2020 and still a jam in y rotation

[@mrjoe4172]

Yo this beat is crazy sick and his flow is mad sick, legend

[@anthonymorrison5035]

Dj evil dee was beyond his time

[@Jryder933]

This is one of my favorite songs by Black Moon.

[@charms_ceo]

BEST RAP HIP-HOP ALBUM EVER.

[@adisonad6685]

This track it's awesome !!!!

[@farfalla011]

Damm this track ROCKS. I don't remember hearing this being a long-time fan. Thank you Nervous!!!

[@mattbeezy910]

Thanks for uploading this track been lookin for it for a while on mobile youtube

[@chefbriansoles9845]

Thanks For All The Hip Hop!

[@elijahbeck7033]

yoll timeless every body still salutes rock groups they could be 80 years people still pay homage what about these guys only rap disrespect and never give props to the pioneers

[@hamsterbraten]

Ikr? Even the 90s rappers gave props to the 80s rappers.

[@dreal500]

Nothing but fire! Boo yah ka!!!

[@edoardocabralngubane1602]

I never change never rearrange my finesse

[@TheMedicineShell]

buck 1 time to the chest through the vest

[@edoardocabralngubane6844]

@@TheMedicineShell I'm always on point, I pack the joint and the burner

[@TheMedicineShell]

@@edoardocabralngubane6844 flip the scene coming from a 'Tin'' like 'Turna'

[@derekchapman2192]

Sounds better than shit now I swear 💎🔥💯

[@keircoley2868]

They put new York hip hop back on the map

[@someotherguy43]

Bro wat r u tlkn about this was during the golden era of hip hop there were more rappers in nyc that were poppin off at the same time,Nas to name a few, how dare you lol

[@docsimmo8593]

Joseph Diaz No, he’s right, it did put hip hop back on the map for NYC. Nas, Wu-Tang and Biggie came after black moon

[@fellowbloke741]

@@docsimmo8593 But they had a tribe called quest and naughty by nature and pete rock and cl smooth coming out also krs one

[@SuperStarASAR]

@@fellowbloke741 grouphome gangstarr, leaders of a new school, nice n smooth, IDK what buddy nem talking about

[@leonard13039]

You're right, this album even came out before Wu-Tang's debut album

[@oldschoolfreak98]

act like u want it!!

[@shakhaemerrifield2185]

classic

[@georgebisak3983]

Just found out about these guys, wow!

[@Bergwacht]

same here hahah

[@dl1279]

Dont try to shake my hand, money grip, I dont know you

[@ChristianGarbade-q6y]

Mach was du willst wie du es willst das ist nicht mal ein revolution-gedanke.sondern selbstverwirklichung,naja und geht ohne die freiheit eines anderen eizuschraenken klar.auch wenn man nicht nur lieb und nett zu anderen sein muss.

[@elijahbeck7033]

this defines logic putting it down for real!

[@dynamic9016]

Really dope.

[@abrahampalmer8761]

So awesome and beautiful 😎😇🔥🔥🔥

[@wendellwilliams5061]

Fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@dicksonmwantindili7665]

Am still feeling good thus why am cool i do real act in ma flow to kick this money respect to hip hop

[@bluubloodra12]

🔥🔥🔥

[@SuperStarASAR]

Booyaka

[@K.G444]

First Eastcoast Hard Core Gangsta Rap Group

[@robjackson5245]

The Edge and DMX were doing it long before. MOP too.

[@robjackson5245]

The Edge, MOP and this had an edge cause they were not from New York, but from Brooklyn. Brooklyn is a different city than New York.

[@KeithBoykins]

💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@miramin5214]

You can tell Mobb Deeps juvenile hell was influenced by this 🔥

[@Countmacula666]

@ nah...they didn't have the same producers. DJ Evil Dee did Black Moon and Havoc Mobb Deep

[@Countmacula666]

@ Oh, never knew that, learn something new erry day. I just assumed outta all the Beatminerz it was Evil Dee, because he's in the group.

[@fredicagoillanoise1309]

@ Evil Dee and his brother Mr. Walt did thr production together. Walt was the producer of the two and Evil Dee would sneak into the lab and make music when he was gone until he caught him messing around with the equipment then they became a team and that was the birth of DA BEATMINERZ

[@fredicagoillanoise1309]

Mobb Deep and Black Moon were close in the early days. Havoc even has a verse on "U Da Man" and the Mobb was name checked on the song.

[@edwardlewis8758]

Juvenile Hell came out 6 months b4 Enter Da Stage.......

[@dustinrisinger1958]

Why isnt this track on the vinyl version of this album??

[@fredicagoillanoise1309]

It's not on the tape either. It was exclusive to the CD or 12" single.

[@GangstaPage-oz8lm]

One of them dudes sound like Prodigy of mobb deep on the Juvenile album days

[@wadenelson719]

Buckshot, 2nd verse.

[@elijahbeck7033]

ain't disrespectful to nothing new but what about the foundation ain't nothing wack about this period

[@dwaynebanks2573]

🔥 🔥 🔥

[@apmac6723]

That last verse is scary as fuck

[@elohatori9231]

Puyaka!

[@paulwilcox4568]

It was

[@WHITELIONNYC]

2024

[@jimmyjam26]

I like the version they did on society rides way better.

[@dixonskidd4252]

My real heads

[@alvinmann29]

🤷🏽‍♂️I uSe to fukk ah PARTY uP off ThiZ 👊🏼 Comin straight outta bedstuy 919 I believe 2020 VisionZ

[@SOWTHEW0RD]

1 This know also, that in the last days perilous times shall come. 2 For men shall be lovers of their own selves, covetous, boasters, proud, blasphemers, disobedient to parents, unthankful, unholy, 3 without natural affection, trucebreakers, false accusers, incontinent, fierce, despisers of those that are good, 4 traitors, heady, highminded, lovers of pleasures more than lovers of God; 5 having a form of godliness, but denying the power thereof: from such turn away. -Holy Bible

[@B3n0viT3]

This tape- bar none most stolen tape, even on the west coast

[@zoltanshojka7489]

Black Moon > Mobb Deep everydayo

[@paulwilcox4568]

I bought the same shit as you

[@kenypace8626]

F.A.P.

[@Davidicbloodlineguy420]

Them the days ebbets field I.s. 320 Jackie Robinson 96 97 98 Franklin ave and Washington ave Sullivan place Mickey d’s ah man this brought me back

[@murderwitahashtag840]

Before ENTER THE WU was ENTER THE STAGE!!