Bone Thugs - No Surrender Reaction

[@eazy808]

Bone thugs are the GOATs! Definitely ahead of their time! The most versatile group ever! Do their Harmony songs like Dayz of our lives and If I could teach the world and they make the best weed songs like Buddha lovaz! 🔥🔥🔥

[@popz4470]

💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥

[@theblind_guitarist1990]

@MillennialXReactions Thanks for the review guys. This song is off of Bone Thugs N - Harmony's 1994 EP, "Creepin' In Ah Come Up", a Follow-up to their 1993 EP, "Faces of Death". I don't know if "Faces of Death" is on any of the streaming services today. And June 27, from what I know, will be the 30th anniversary of this album. I'm getting a copy of this on CD. I still buy CD's. So don't judge me. Lol. This album will always remind me of my uncles, who would blast this album at my grandparents old house they use to live at by a farm in the town I currently live in. Sadly, that house got knocked down many years ago. But as a toddler, probably around 5 years old, I'd hear one of my uncles blast this album. And I remember "No Surrender". Also, "Thuggish Ruggish Bone" is off this "Creepin" In Ah Come Up" EP. Also, if you guys collect vinyl, pick up a copy. I might get into vinyl this year. I don't know yet. If so, this album, this EP is my first vinyl I'm getting. Even if I get it dirt cheap on Amazon. Keep up the reviews guys. Much love. "Creepin In Ah Come Up" will always stand the test of time. And if you guys heard, months back, last year, Crazy Bone was hospitalized, cause he had this lung condition. We thought he wasn't going to make it. But he finally recovered at home. ANd I hope he's recovered from that lung condition he had, which affected his breathing. If we lost him, we would've lost a legend. Much respect to Bone Thugs. I'm a millennial myself, and they will always be my favorite rap group of all time. Would love Kendric Lamar to do a cover of this one day with Eminem. That would be dope. But the original version of this song will always be better than a cover of it by Kendric and Eminem. Much love guys. Keep rockin', and keep the reviews comin'.

[@Supreme-Mentalman]

Faces of Death was very poor production quality.

[@popz4470]

Loving the Bone thugs reactions 💯🔥keep em coming

[@seelenwinter6662]

and they are not underrated... they made songs with every famous rapper and everybody who listen rap knows them and i never found one who dont like them...

[@alfreddaniel1994]

This track will be 30yrs old next year.

[@andy1181-l3m]

Damn I didnt know he was that young

[@bernardinogamez7263]

Damn! Lol I remember dragging my mom to Sam Goody at the mall to buy me the Creep'n on ah Come up cassette. I still have all the cassettes.

[@lip7636]

Yassss, Bizzy Bone! My now husband and I started dating around the time Bone came on the scene with First of the Month. We both were big Ice Cube fans who debated over Biggie and Pac. He introduced me to Eightbal & MJG, Scarface without the Ghetto Boys, and I turned him on to Outkast, that Southerplaylisticadilacfunkymusic Outkast. We both melted right into Bone and would debate over who was the best late into summer nights- Bizzy for me, Krayzie for him. Bone takes me back to a special place and time and a love for all music, but at that time, there was nothing better than rap, to me! Thanks!❤

[@millennialxreactions]

Awesome story!!

[@sassyslsgrl]

Yay! Old fave❤

[@brotherskeeper2253]

Krayzie The GOAT

[@FURTHER_ADO]

This is on "Creepin' On Ah Come up" not E. 1999

[@Infinite_information615]

I love y’all channel

[@millennialxreactions]

Thanks, we appreciate it!!

[@stepanparsamyan4611]

I like this, more bone thugs pls

[@princetherealest1]

Wish went stupid 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@1q3er5]

ya wish destroyed this track

[@byron916mauck]

If you wanna see how unique they were...listen to THE POINTS from the Panther soundtrack...they had every rapper on that song and bone comes in on the end of the song and just slays everyone

[@LeathafaceTV]

Down 4 My Thang was my favorite song from that Creepin On Ah Come Up album.

[@calest6251]

Bizzy killed this, this was like nothing else at the time, it's still like nothing else. Absolute goats. Checkout "schizophrenic" from bizzy bones solo album "the gift", truly showcases his vocal range and ability to switch flows with ease.

[@squarednupe4904]

BTNH 🐐s. GAME CHANGERS

[@MLGB0Yz]

So the sirens had me trippin because sirens literally started in real life at the same exact time and it was wild!

[@MistaKT]

Bone Thugs and Tech N9ne actually collaborated on a song called “Speed of Sound” which never got released. And no known snippets are found anywhere, with the exception of Tech N9ne’s verse, which you can find online called “Speed of Sound”.

[@akumassj7827]

Trigger happy greeny pauser ⏸️ killed it for his first time listening mate.

[@J86_918]

I still bump this to this day body rott, mo murda…… E99 eternal, creepin, art of war, were the dopest shit around one of the only reasons I finally accepted mgk (til he went crazy anyway)

[@calest6251]

Bone for life

[@J86_918]

@@calest6251 EST. 99🤘

[@halfbreed.]

Bone & Three Six Mafia started it all 🫡

[@boydpaul7788]

You should react to "The Points" by Notorious B.I.G, Coolio, Busta Rhymes, Bone Thugs and more...

[@dustingd1]

BONE created and poplarized "speed" rap. They havent stopped. All of them continue to make albums and mentor others. Bizzy has at least a dozen solo records.

[@butchvito]

The people who only name the most mainstream rappers as the GOATS don't know stuff outside FM radio. Bone Thugs [as group and solo] have been releasing albums independently for several decades now, so mainstream media won't touch them... But back in the 90's Bone Thugs were hands down the biggest rap group. They were outselling Wu-Tang and way more influential. I just brought up Wu-Tang because they are often regarded as the greatest. But in reality most people can't name 3 Wu-Tang songs off the top off their head. Any modern rap I hear Bone Thugs and the Lord Infamous flow along with Three 6 Mafia style beats.

[@lakers84]

React to "Creepin on ah Come up". Subscribed. Keep up the good work.

[@bobbyjacques1240]

You guys are right Bone doesn't get enough credit

[@g-ryme4382]

This is my favorite as well

[@z-manneversleeps900]

Sorry for the mistake guys. I'm the bandana guy someone in the comments pointed out this song is on creeping on a come up. Man I'm old. Thanks for checking us. We appreciate you all.

[@Awoodward7899]

Do Bone Thugs It's All Mo Thug if haven't!

[@calest6251]

One my favourites, also "it's all real" by Krayzie, similar vibe.

[@andy1181-l3m]

It sounded like you said Tech Nine was out before Bone but no, Bone was most definitly out before Tech and Tech has stated he was influenced by Bone

[@millennialxreactions]

We didn't say who was out first.

[@andy1181-l3m]

@@millennialxreactions maybe I misunderstood but around 7:34 when you’re talking about Tech Nine it sounded like you said he’s been around longer than these guys referring to Bone. If I misunderstood my apologies

[@millennialxreactions]

@@andy1181-l3m All good, I think Bill was saying he has been under the radar longer.

[@andy1181-l3m]

@@millennialxreactions ahhh I see. The difference there is Tech Nine is an independant artist…Bone was mainstream on one othe the most infamous rap labels of all time (Ruthless Records). For being an independent artist, Tech Nine is actually very well known. I agree both are still highly underrated, especially Bone Thugs. They’re both staples in hip hop for different reasons. Bone opened the doors for that style and even till this day most artists are influenced by them. And Tech Nine helped pave the way for independent artists which again is very much relevent today

[@millennialxreactions]

@@andy1181-l3m Totally agree

[@drebrown99]

Great Reaction.... Anybody reacting to Bone thugs gets a sub from me.... 👍🏾 Would love to see yall react to Bone Thugs-n-Harmony 20th year anniversary cypher with all 5 members from around 2013-2014

[@calest6251]

Seeing flesh open that was so refreshing and dope.

[@stepanparsamyan4611]

,maybe mo murda next?))

[@OongTheLastAirbender]

Can y'all react to bone thugs vs 3 6 mafia verzuz?

[@calest6251]

I'm a bone fan, but I swear that whole thing was set up.

[@OongTheLastAirbender]

@@calest6251 how much of a bone fan are u

[@bernardinogamez7263]

Krayzie is the best because he is the one that came up with their one of a kind style.

[@1q3er5]

my fav song too by them - but you got the album wrong hehe. this song is truly timeless. the beat holds up, hell that autotune holds up better than anything from tpain lol. i donno about not getting enough credit - THESE GUYS WERE HUGE in the 90's

[@kjjr6713]

Ifykyk a classic

[@bobbyjacques1240]

No Surrender is on Creepin on a Come Up

[@mcp3313]

Resurrection next

[@DrippUP]

this not on e.1999 this creepin on ah come up

[@Awoodward7899]

Tech didn't rap rapid before Bone...not saying they influenced that in him but he just didn't

[@yoshid8987]

Back then (90s) there was so much variety everyone had a unique sound. No surrender fit perfect with the time, and subject matter. Plus the beats back then were way better, 90s > early 20s was an accumulation (sampled) of everything that came before it. Now music just sounds demonic, chant like, beats are made to put you in a trans of some sort feels weird. Yes I'm old, and lets be real, 50 cent marked the end of of my generation. Everyone who came out afterward has been placed there, not through talent

[@millennialxreactions]

I couldn't agree more, everything seems to sound the same nowadays.

[@gabrielagosto3345]

This is not a east 1999 track

[@cyrusjulian187]

Bro I love your energy but let your homie enjoy the song. The type of friend who hook you up with a lap dance but interrupt midway “you like her you like her? I liked her booty so thought you would too” lol. Peace

[@millennialxreactions]

Haha it's all good

[@td6460]

Jay Z Vol 2 sold platinum... listen to that, then listen to E1999... you see just how deficient Hov's album really was. There's few albums or EPs by ANYONE that can top E1999 or Creepin on ah Come Up.