Brand Nubian - Don't Let It Go To Your Head

[@Epiphanypheenyx]

Happy New Year’s Y’all 2025… let’s learn how to treat each other with decency & respect & continue to celebrate artist like Brand Nubian…shout out to Lord Jamar for standing up to those who continuously DISRESPECT us as a guest in this house of HIP-Hop!!!

[@Elijahmikah05]

Brand Nubian Salute🫡!!!! Love & Respect!!!

[@lewiip82]

2025 & this record is still a bop & vibe!!! Much love & respect…. Let’s Celebrate Artist like Brand Nubian for giving us classics like this & then some!!! Legendary Music = True Hip-Hop

[@Im.jest.play.n]

Lord Jamar I was 16 when this was out & it’s still 🔥 in 2025… Much Love Brand Nubian…. Y’all definitely be dropping knowledge… Lord Jamar is so handsome damn!!! #LEGENDARY

[@Antnannies]

Yes Lord Jamar is so attractive in this video!!! Brand Nubian we celebrate y’all for dropping str8 gems 💎 & for sharing y’all wisdom & knowledge with us…we give you your flowers 💐 bc not only is it well deserved but bc your contributions to Hip-Hop makes you all relevant even today!! 2025 We salute Brand Nubian 🎊🥳🤩🥰✨🥂🥂🍾🎉💐💐💐🌷🌹💫⭐️🌟✨🗽🎇🎆

[@Kittenzmittenz-br6qc]

Shout Out to Brand Nubian!!! Lord Jamar especially for standing on business & for standing for something & not just falling for anything!! Those who are a guest in the house of Hip-Hop needs to recognize their place & know that they are just GUESTS & if they can’t remain RESPECTFUL regardless of their contributions to the house/genre or not…Will be served with a Eviction Notice📮 A.S.A.P.!!!

[@YTsss726]

Lord Jamar Barz 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Jay-l6c3q]

Stop it lol 😂😂😂

[@cerealkiller7734]

Lord Jamar's flow and cadence on this is amazing

[@CandaceStorch]

OMG!! What a relief from radio today

[@blazinghot99]

Damn...Grand Puba murdered this shit! Back when hip hop had a concrete message! #shoutouttobrandnubian.

[@gregc7699]

blazinghot99 so underrated one of the best his flow was amazing

[@abletesfamichael6576]

Actually when this song came out people were still complaining that hip hop was dead.

[@tyrellwinston9910]

Yes he did

[@DerrickReeves-l4x]

Boo, i know like a boxer positive love 💕💕💕💕💕

[@itsbigcliff5178]

They all did

[@cb3p0]

I cry listening to this. My childhood was great. My parents would play songs like this and we would dance and rap or be driving around having a good time. Simple times for me but I understand how hard they were for them. Appreciate your parents for everything they do guys, and the joy we brought each other.

[@lashandamoore3105]

A Mouth Full 💯💯 Lord knows that they really need to play this song today!! This generation will never understand the message of the song!

[@tiffanycooper7342]

I’m glad you were exposed to this the nowaday we have to fight to be who we truly are….most people are moved materialisticly and forget…where they come from

[@hurricanecamille8089]

Awesome comment 💯

[@ecgoudeau]

Yeah you RITE ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@terrence8059]

LOL 😂😆😂 I to well about these days my 3 sons would sing and rap with my wife while we played these songs driving around the city or you know " Road Trips". 🎈👏🤎🖤🤎👍👊👍💪💪👊🙏

[@esesonron785]

They don't make music like this anymore, this was hiphop at its finest.

[@yashratnaparkhi8950]

This one is still relevent for these kids Who get one hit and think they the next big thing..

[@MariahTheElusiveSongbird]

There are a couple of artists ( e.g. Joey Badass and J. Cole) who still do. It's just not as popular as the crap they call rap nowadays.

[@franksmith7889]

True 2021 after next up JOE. 😆great vibes Unity -2 day. 46 th Rap is older then some of us.

[@pierrealex2964]

Straight Fire Ese.........

[@scinnyc]

*If you miss that old school sound then ✔ out my tracks...I specialize in making 90s-era hip hop...!!!👍🏾🎤🎧📀🎶💣🔥*

[@geolectric_universe]

Puba, Sadat and Jamar - the memories that ride on all these legendary golden age rapppers. I wish I could go back - such a simpler time it seems these days. Struggles felt different back then I feel like. Cheers to the 90s.

[@DemetraDedeMavis]

We are all taking the opportunity in 2024 to start independent again, this time stay independent and record real music in real studios and manufacture real CDs, Tapes, Vinyls and sell straight to real radio and real radio stations right here in America! Cheers to today and the greatness of what is on the way!

[@MarciaSmart-n7p]

OK 🎤

[@beverlymahaley6234]

These are 3 of the giants shoulders that these rappers of today stand on.

[@mrblue___]

That first verse 🔥

[@carlosedwards1590]

Lord jamar was my favorite laid back, but delivery was on point. .

[@mrblue___]

@@carlosedwards1590 Yeah I love Lord Jamar’s verse too

[@91Definite]

Grand Puba I felt was down and earth and legendary! Lord Jamar was laid back but truth! Sadat X’s was talking about relationships with a girl that want material shit but let her know it’s not always about that 💯

[@Rjack5150]

puba killed it..🔥🔥🔥

[@adolphuscampbell4339]

@@Rjack5150 Word.

[@Chaashawarsapah]

No profanity and still a banger decades later = real music #facts

[@RobizGaming2024]

100 percent facts. The lyrics we had back in the day were so much more meaningful than the shit they put out now.

[@theemicheleshow5393]

Fa Sho

[@tdavenport3387]

I love my kind. True leaders! Knowing that the young ones are listening and watching.

[@byHexted]

@@RobizGaming2024 lmaook y’all clearly never heard “punks jump up to get beat down” maybe look into the hateful homophobic shit these guys pushed in the 90s before saying how much more meaningful and less profane they are then modern hip hop. Y’all are just fake hip hop heads, want to hear an album that came out THIS YEAR with “meaningful lyrics”? Listen to the newest SADAT X ALBUM. Ever heard of him? Yeah I thought so, that’s weird it’s almost as if he doesn’t even agree with your own fake hip hop head takes, Bc he actually works with people in the modern underground, Bc he actually cares about hip hop. He cares about its evolution and growth, y’all literally like one tiny period Bc you have nostalgia for it. I’m in my 20s and love this album, I love all the classics from this time but I also love countless modern hip hop albums Bc I actually care about the genre. Y’all have to lie and pretend these old legends share your mindset when they don’t lmao they work with modern people and you would know that if you even actually cared about THEM. But you can’t even take the time to keep up with these people you use 😂 it’s so obvious y’all are just the modern pop rap fans but from the 90s, you were into music a couple years when you were a teenager and then grew out of it and didn’t care enough to actually keep up and be versed in the different sub genres. So now you’re one of these losers who goes on every video older then 20 years old saying how much better it is then now it’s embarrassing. Go actually try to find good modern hip hop it isn’t hard, that’s how I made a top FIFTY hip hop albums of this year and like two of them were “trap” or whatever y’all think modern hip hop is. And again if you’re gonna just choose to stay ignorant and go “no all those 50 albums are bad” again you just said Sadat X album is bad. You’re saying Cormega album is bad, as well as Nas, Rockness from Heltah Skeltah, Diamond D, AZ, RZA, DJ Scratch, Phife, Black Thought……..but please go on about what a “90s hip hop head” y’all are even though you just said all the artists I named make bad music

[@RobizGaming2024]

@@byHexted 😴😴 yawn.

[@lycan052]

When I think about the direction music has gone I get teary eyed. I'm just glad I grew up in the days when rappers had something to offer. This music today has our children lost.

[@incognitame141]

Completely

[@markmenez4097]

How about people do research there are artist out there still doing decent music.

[@tdavenport3387]

Amen.

[@aalleyahsaunders7665]

😢😢😢😢

[@Moro-jy9wy]

This shit today ain’t music it’s a play in the ignorance of black peoples by those in control. They purpose is to use black boys and girls to influence our children to be self destructive because they know we are the most easily influenced folk on the earth. If we see it on TV then it must be right especially if we who are the poorest gets paid for it. Real life keep them divided so we can conquer. The crazy thing is we gone spend the next 50 years in complete stupidity and ignorance trying to defend and ignorant ass nigga like a Gucci mane and all slow tongue dragging ass REAL niggas that the record companies can pay to do the record companies job. Hey go out their talk that nigga shit to the young. We’ll give you a Bentley and what else. Real shit by the Nubians and grand master flash was real and they had to stop it. In the white Boyd mind they using the radio to influence young black kids in the way of destruction. We not trying to uplift and enlighten you niggas

[@Zo_1987]

Lord Jamar always been him!!💯

[@oldskoolmusicforever0724]

SHOUT OUT TO JEAN CARNE,THE LADY WHO BROUGHT OUT THE ORIGINAL SONG,DON'T LET IT GO TO YOUR HEAD,WAY BACK IN 1978,THE YEAR I TURNED 15.AND SHE STILL LIVING AS OF 08-18-2021 AT AGE 74.HEY JEAN BABY!!

[@jacquir8331]

👍

[@dominichetherington2287]

Love this but love jean much, much more!!!

[@buffalotroy2494]

❤❤

[@MrBeautiful2908]

A time when hip hop had a message

[@oldskoolmusicforever0724]

@@MrBeautiful2908 AMEN!!!

[@michaelhall2021]

This is timeless...the message in this song is so relevant

[@valeriep1196]

Iou

[@shermanburnsjr.1116]

Always Will Be!!!!

[@oliviaharris640]

This song is nothing but the true 😊💜💜💜

[@datniggaking9873]

Was dat sisco in dis video

[@theboigyt1742]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💯💯💯💯💯I love it

[@ugkofdixieline2279]

All three verses are GEMS!!!!!

[@lanaejames2114]

UGK of Dixie Line yessss✌

[@lanaejames2114]

UGK of Dixie Line yes they are

[@prayermadepatna8439]

Indeed

[@oliviarodrigues2323]

Sometimes you wild, but I guess that's your style! Real bars.

[@ugkofdixieline2279]

@Olivia Rodrigues- Favorite line

[@simpleobservation1792]

Pray for the generation denied Positive music

[@Avenue77]

Hip-Hop & rap is struggling hard in these times...its barely lasting

[@dprice81]

Just keep playing and promoting the good music from 70s to 90s. There's also good music out there now But you have to do some digging. The majority of good artists today aren't signing with major labels. They self release or put out their stuff on small independent labels

[@JTDOOM420]

It’s so saturated and has no substance. The men wanna be women and the women wanna be hard and thugs smh 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@HeauxSliegherButtStuff]

​​@@Avenue77There's literally more positive and conscious rap music now than there ever has been. Literally 120,000 songs get dropped on Spotify weekly. You should just dig around. Unfortunately over saturation of music can make it harder to find stuff.

[@Punchingbagskunk]

💯

[@bigpunisher531]

Sadat X had that unique voice that made all his rhymes sounds so fire.

[@JERZGIRL201]

Thats the truth

[@jwdathefax377]

Elvin German Santiago -Agreed.....you almost don’t notice that he was barely rhyming his words. 😂

[@sc239]

Sadat that first cat i remember back in the 90's that didnt even try to rhyme every bar. Some bars rhymed, some just didnt, sometimes he would wait 3 or 4 bars to connect a rhyme that links back to the first bar.

[@jwdathefax377]

Isc23I - Some people still do what you said in the last part of your comment from time to time. You just can’t wait too long to connect the two rhyming words or it’ll sound crazy.

[@TheMaskedMarauda]

Elvin German Santiago Hell yea 😁😁

[@CJStylesA1]

Grand Puba was so underrateed as a solo act.

[@bobbyf1741]

Wanted to like his solo work but it was shallow and one dimensional. All punchlines. I think the group brought out the best of him.

[@mikejeter5162]

Facts...91-92 was all Puba! I went and got my Hilfiger cuz of Puba he had the streets

[@cr8244]

@@bobbyf1741 you nailed it bro. And there was such anticipation when he went solo too that he couldn't quite live up to the hype for the reasons you mentioned... Plus his production was seriously lacking as well which didn't help

[@DHill-qk7hq]

Facts... that 360 album was fire and still is

[@cr8244]

@@DHill-qk7hq that album actually kind of sucked

[@tn5671]

When you look at Brand Nubian, you'll get the idea that record sales ain't the real thing man. Aging of the music is what matters, still bump these legendary tracks.

[@cperkins5050]

Hip Hop was never intended for record sales or pop chat songs

[@ask3xd903]

@@cperkins5050 thats why we don't hear it on the radio now. Lyrics lose to catchy beats, unfortunately.

[@iShredStreets]

It's the ones that we cannot name that took advantage of the peoples music and made it profitable (for them).

[@Doug-ki6ob]

Klazzick.

[@shermanw711]

They broke up because of money solo 360 grand puba etc !

[@DemetraDedeMavis]

Time for all of us to record music like this again now in 2024!

[@ronaldedwards1022]

Facts!!

[@KelleyD-d3z]

💪🏾🔥🔥

[@BatMobile23]

Impossible this generation don have the style to pull it off

[@bamos803]

True but sadly those days are long gone

[@RickyRawM05]

@@BatMobile23Obama 🌈 started this weird isssSHT

[@Boogiesince]

So many jewels dropped on this track

[@davidcasas1888]

Many

[@independentthoughtsnotthot9030]

Every line

[@ernestsysbm1175]

@@davidcasas1888 Too many...

[@sharonbrock5032]

Knowledge. Is the key

[@HannibalHector714]

This generation will never understand how DOPE the 90's were. ✌🏾😎

[@Drummer_Jacob]

They just know rappers that have beats that sound all the exact same with fake hi-hats doing sixtuplets at the end of each measure and lyrics so shallow, it's almost the daring to be super basic (because they have nothing else) that appeals to these kids.

[@datkidkennedy9742]

They will never know

[@Queenalika85]

Facts

[@mattsherv1986]

Champagne Hec Painfully true

[@michaelthomas8440]

It's a good thing I was there to know the real.🔥

[@tmac5498]

Classic. I wish music today was like this.

[@bobbyplush5660]

T Mac just keep the good music like this in rotation... we don't need the new.

[@tmac5498]

I will

[@markmenez4097]

There is hood music out go research for it

[@PROVERBS_3.5.7.]

Yeah!!!! 2024. Still here, all praises To the Most High Yah. No weed is needed; just raw Elohim Power of Love From Above in Jesus' Name. Homie.

[@thebestieverhad2012]

This group was so underrated 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@marlonbowser9990]

Everybody loves a star when he's on top, nobody comes around when the star starts to drop

[@josephrobinsonjr1248]

That's everyday life...

[@leroymckenziejr.jnfenterpr567]

#facts!!!

[@musiclover-cn7tb]

@@leroymckenziejr.jnfenterpr567 so true my favorite line.

[@hernangilma2391]

Books and books and rhyme concepts and hooks ....

[@hernangilma2391]

@@musiclover-cn7tb I tella hold it down ma I givya high ranks , understand it won't be no hasle

[@wallacebrown307]

Who's here in 2024?

[@kerryfarria2767]

Me

[@d.j.sen-gee5900]

💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

[@adamdonahue2079]

✊

[@tobyallen6872]

CLASSIC

[@jdawg2011jt]

💯

[@julianlavalley7454]

I listen to this so it won't go to my head. When times are tuff and nobody is around I gotta keep my faith and when times are good and rich, enjoy it and still keep faith and be grateful

[@L3t1t8e]

Even as a 23 year old I can say that these new artists today and learn a little something from older hip hop artists.

[@TTodd8]

Missy G Agree im 14 music gettin little whack now

[@georgem.7785]

Tristan Darland agrees, im 6 but old rap is much better.

[@TTodd8]

I know it has good message an aint bout drugs an women all the time

[@georgem.7785]

Tristan Darland soap on a rope, sorry for misbehaving papi

[@macman9689]

Refreshing that a young person can appreciate the ole school hip hop compared to what's out today!

[@bobbyharris2895]

jamar's verse is a lesson for all rap artist past, present and future...one for all...Brand Nubian!!

[@TheBoss-sy8nr]

Bobby Harris are you serious my man ... bro basic bars and what goes up must come down yea science,secondary school stuff and lord thinks he is a lyricist.... Fake news bro

[@ninerdad2140]

This gives me chills. I’d do anything for someone to make timeless music like this again. ❤

[@ytallowskids2seedepravityb219]

This was the REAL hiphop 😢

[@petulahroberts8212]

I’m a 76 baby and both songs designate for me Love them both and the ultimate mix

[@Bobbyking-g4b]

I agree they both Resonate

[@queenskid3780]

Damn, Grand Puba's flow was smooth!!

[@rodericknewton97]

This was one of the songs thats sends a positive message to be true to yourselves at all times.

[@haydotzero3372]

Exactly. Nothing last forever. You may be up today and down tomorrow if not humble and not your true self

[@superj7372]

When talent was real talent. Real rapping and knowledge. Humble yourselves

[@evolved93]

This song is so relevant today, especially for new artists 💯

[@ElleBrOw]

Here for it sis 🙋🏽‍♀️

[@thebobbydrake6]

"1 single....don't make you a hit"

[@abumc5104]

best music is full of meanings, messages, soul and creativity. and rarely it becomes mainstream. thank ALLAH for that. 'cause of that traxxs like this become timeless.

[@ginaphenix3519]

Mann Absolutely 💯 🙌🏽🙌🏽

[@andreamorgan6578]

💯

[@aquavideoman]

Lord Jamar, has been an excellent example of "Don't let it go to your Head".

[@aer0724]

This is still so relevant even in 2019!!

[@Diablo-vo5fk]

Arich67 true

[@algorhythm83]

That dude Page Kennedy from Hip-Hop DX need to listen to this track.

[@foreigncurrency83]

Definition of a classic

[@atlbackin82fool]

absolutely

[@gerardraney7668]

Being humble pays

[@sleepybrown987]

Hands down one of the realest hip hop songs ever...

[@ArMiNiSfUCkinRedicK]

This song should also be played for all the instagram thots who be thirsty for likes DONT LET IT GO TO YOUR HEAD

[@jaimesmith2266]

nomar manuel-munoz Exactly them hoes would hate this song because they rapping about some real shit lol

[@onlypostthebest6104]

REAL HIP HOP

[@LuisRivera-76]

Remember? God bless..🙏💖🕊️

[@theytrackingeverything7328]

"Strive to help those that help themselves." 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@mronealfun1]

sadat x is the most not talked about mc his shit was fire you no its him when ever you here that voice...this is hip hop rap in the raw people .you had shit to think about when the song went off

[@wwlittlejOfficial]

Yup!

[@afrosamurai5588]

(DR. Dre voice) Hell Yeah.

[@futurenow522]

that's real talk,,ever verse the God spit was a gem

[@blaqsuperman5954]

no doubt he influenced. me Sadat X dats the dude.4Show

[@elydot8693]

The all seeing eye 3:46

[@illuminatecomics]

CLASSIC HIP HOP JAM!!!

[@pmo6616]

Folks giving a thumbs down are definitely young and don’t know you can drop lyrics that are powerful 🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿

[@aalleyahsaunders7665]

You better believe it

[@JtpMUSIC93]

i agree strongly

[@jamestaylor-vd6gq]

Exactly! They nothing about good music especially good hiphop. That stuff out here today is straight garbage and they are out here killing each other. The dumbest shit I ever seen in my life.

[@deemack5142]

EXACTLY but I miss Tupac Biggie​ and DMX

[@asagittarian]

One of the greatest hip hop songs of all time. The lyrics, the beat, and the video...perfectly put together.

[@ffztuapparel1061]

Danya Real Talk word up

[@4thvance353]

And that's word brother

[@beforethemayflowermanofhue5435]

Really? Lol. Listen to one for all. By these cats. X clan. Etc.

[@beforethemayflowermanofhue5435]

This is not close. You must not have an extensive appetite for real hip hop. . Lol. Wow.

[@hakimjackson9391]

@@beforethemayflowermanofhue5435 soulja boy is way better than these fools

[@billyripp]

I played this at my 40th birthday last year and everybody got up. Classic

[@Dimz30]

Dope still.

[@raheemnowell9409]

Many more HAPPY BIRTHDAYS TO YOU💪

[@nhblkdiamond]

The man with the dreads had the hardest verse song 🎶 cold!!

[@rjones4748]

Lord Jamal

[@Zo_1987]

Lord Jamar

[@lukata77]

Grand Puba's verse was incredible, flawlesss

[@adriancopes8178]

Say WORD!!

[@damarcomoody3968]

Really was..

[@peter.7133]

This shit here is like a different language,to this generation.Man just hearing these dudes voices make me miss back then.

[@kushgosier]

My Uncle killed this sound.. Lord Jamar

[@1neview]

Kush Gosier fire 🔥

[@sidneyatkins6678]

my brother use to hang out with lord jamar

[@fabricemouegha7193]

lord jamar was a great closure for this song

[@tracib9147]

In the life be real growing up and still listening to all rap music by good BLACK MEN STOP LISTEN TO THE MUSIC AND ENJOY

[@kevinmaghanga9649]

A serious banger fr

[@MuzikM_85]

So calming and inspirational. Keep your feet on solid ground. Peace.

[@KB-lc3si]

This type of hip hop stays in my playlist & Props to the old school for dropping jewels. Too bad you don't hear rap like this anymore.

[@B1GK1NG]

Makes me cry sometimes because hip hop was in its golden years around this time. Nowadays, it’s all mumble rap with no substance.

[@manfredturner9291]

We still have J Cole and K Lamar carrying the torch, but I agree, this music can't be duplicated , only evolve

[@Doug-ki6ob]

A great #RapBrand instant klazzick

[@antoniogiardiello2663]

keep your feet on solid ground, cause what goes up must come down!

[@lanaejames2114]

Antonio Giardiello Yes keep them feet on solid ground yes cause what goes comes down

[@lachandroteamer7463]

Antonio Giardiello #TrueFacts

[@haru100]

Lot of knowledge dropped in this track. Let his track get to your head.

[@Jiggalo252]

You kids have no clue how big this track was..back when rap gave you that “feeling”

[@blankchannel7656]

Sam W who don’t?

[@charleschase7945]

Just discovering these tracks

[@c8ake]

honestly...it wasnt that big of a hit. It was played on Rap City a lot.

[@KardiFan2000]

Jason J. It was their biggest hit...#54 on the Hot 100

[@marcusdockery3593]

Yes

[@kevineaddy1248]

The 90s had the best hip-hop era, don't let it go to your head now

[@pinkkrushvelvet9666]

This is so smooth.. Never gets old

[@Dimz30]

Timeless

[@jazzandjustice]

@Curtis Osborne 1998

[@kamivenus753]

I havnt heard this in so long!!! Beautiful!!!

[@thecoach11]

Brand Nubian is a legendary group

[@ceadiver1]

@Trenton Jenkins lord jamar is the weakest link lol

[@lilrocnine6658]

If you know.

[@peterawr3990]

to be honest, this is the only song i know of them. They were ok when I was a teen but didnt really vibe to them like i did No Limit, MA$E, Isley Bros. ect....

[@TheDopestEthiopian1]

When Hip Hop gave brothers and sisters sound advice.

[@eliyahubarr9458]

WORRRRRD!

[@TheRhalsey]

TheDopestEthiopian1 we following suit give us a minute the paradigm shift is coming

[@zatamoore141]

Brothers and sisters 2day don't won't advice

[@nekronbeast3981]

this is real talk , like the kids say in 2018

[@drewsawyer48]

You need advise all good

[@GODLETMEWINAMEN]

BRAND NUBIANS Best Song By FAR, ✋ HANDS Down ❣️

[@larsonpark3819]

This track is red hot. Just can't beat 90s hip hop.

[@yourbeardispatchyaf]

Sadat X, by far the most recognizable voice in Hip Hop.

[@Eamador3]

DMX has an argument to pick. so does weezy haha

[@yourbeardispatchyaf]

I bet if Sadat X blocked his nostrils, he wouldn't be able to make a single sound haha. DMX, good point. You can't mistake those gritty ass vocals either.

What argument? I keep seeing stuff about DMX can you explain?

[@yourbeardispatchyaf]

We're talkin about MCs who's voice is the most recognizable. I said Sadat X and he said DMX. Have you heard either one of their voices? They both have very original voices that nobody else in hip hop can sound like.

Oh ok thanks. ;)

[@stackhighintransit2443]

Grand Puba is in my top ten OF ALL TIME!

[@cornelius_Oluwafemi101]

Stumbled on this song on Instagram and i downloaded the full album. I listened to this track more than 20 times last night. I LOVE HIP HOP AND RAP

[@djking8740]

This beat was ahead of it’s time no lie I wish they would’ve did a remix with Mase

[@salaam4771]

No drug gang or disrespecting women talk like Rakim and still Straight fire !!

[@magihypnotisthannibalbey1755]

Salaam47 Cherub ! Thank you !! These Asiatic are lost and have no soul! ( I’m talking these so called rappers today) My favorite conscious rap group was the X-Clan! Because they know Moors from the Great Seal Association Of Moorish Affairs in NY. Back in early 90’s when me, my Father, His Grace, the Amire and other Moors from Camden and Philadelphia would go to Great Seal meetings. I would talk to Bro:. Mwabbah Bey. He knew some of them personally. ( I quickly put 2 + 2 together and realized. The X-Clan were rocking leather Fezzes with out tassels!!!!🤨 No wonder Professor X mentioned the Great Seal in his second solo album.) A’heil’aam and Salaam Cherub Moor, from the Magi Hypnotist in the East. ❤️🇲🇦🇺🇸✡️🙏🏿

[@jamesbrodbeck716]

Lord jamar has knowledge of the God knowledge of God makes part u part god because god is in you

[@georgemcleod1064]

I miss days when hip hop use to sample classic r&b,soul;we use to love & appreciate our parents music

[@John-q1y4u]

Omg I remember my twenties when this dropped brand Nubian was a different vibe back then. Coming from the Midwest hearing New York rappers was a sight to behold so many artists and groups that produced arguably the best Duo to me in public enemy. Much love New York

[@marveen6372]

Brand Nubian was woke unlike todays mainstream rapper

[@Trailblazers323]

when rappers were truly competing to be the best lyrically. I miss these days! Mercy!

[@Dimz30]

Listen to hip hop god's on the internet Chuck D radio station it's still out there

[@LauraWalker-r8r]

forever a classic...the beat, the rhymes...perfection

[@Starstruck215]

My man Jamar straight blessed the track!

[@eyeno75]

YEP

[@DoNColey456]

Recently heared the original by Jean Carne and it's a really good song.. made me come here and really appreciate this track cause i didn't think much of it when it came out. I love hip hop but when i started tracing the samples i have a way deeper respect/appreciation for music and a larger scope of music im familiar with

[@CheetahPaw17]

Woopty Doo.

[@DoNColey456]

@@CheetahPaw17 yeah. great you took the time to read my comment and respond to it 👍

[@davon4470]

​@@DoNColey456love her record 😁🙌🏾💪🏾

[@tremaineferguson7955]

This one of them tracks you gotta bump solo...cause da homies just don't get it🤦🏾‍♂️

[@mrlogick1098]

Word I’m bumping this RIGHT NOW but my boy don’t get it

[@crackleecrackle162]

This guy gets it

[@JMF2]

Get new homies

[@JMF2]

@ATHEIST You really need instructions on how to go link with likeminded people???

[@JMF2]

@ATHEIST DWL🤦🏿‍♂️hombre. If you have issues on leaving your mom's basement and talking to people in real life that's on you. It's not hard staying away from people who aren't into what you are. It's also not hard going out, let's say to a store since that's how you equate meeting new people(although there are laws against actually buying people), and MEETING other humans to converse in real life seeing if you have things in common. In real life.... and not just peacocking in KZbin comments. How's that for comprehension?

[@asimnicholsmusic]

3 individuals with all dope flows. Originality and real content.

[@chrismendez6773]

dis is what hip hop suppose to sound like

[@sirresebethea]

Chris Mendez Absolutely

[@EgyptianLoveGoddess]

Boom

[@brandoncolman5583]

@Amanze The Xzyro brah, this s--- is so dope. The crap they are listening to today doesn't compare with what those cats were doing in the 8ighties. If they think so, go bar for bar with any of the rappers of this day and the 8ighties so they can see - I do it all the time

[@deontaeriley-waites8818]

Chris Mendez evolves

[@stefaniereed5937]

when will hip hop be like this again????

[@zacharyfarmer4417]

Stefanie Reed never sorry to say

[@joemorrison4143]

Too many morons in this generation so no never

[@markmenez4097]

Do research there is great music out .

[@jeromepenn3244]

The 90's where Hip Hop reached a level of all time high!! Youngsters now a days missed this because this is a representation of the last era of original great music!! Still rocking in January 2020 right chea!! Anyone else?#CLASSIC

[@kushyscoopcreamery5364]

This is a straight up classic

[@ericwade6186]

Wow, I only came across this on Entourage. Dope track. Puba, the most slept on MC.

[@luvleejx7]

pay attention to pubas flow is on point with the beat

[@Dimz30]

One of the best to do it

[@garionbush5906]

They need to play this right after every rapper gets a record deal

[@markmckay5112]

These Brothas was speaking Truth ............ WORDS TO BEING A DOPE HUMAN BEING !!!!!!!

[@PDro11]

I recall hearing this in my childhood and thinking the lyrics were deep then. All of them had something real to say here, but Puba, for me, had the most significant one. Late 30s and that rings true even more, especially when you've done for others with no return or even a thank you. Talk about a straight forward verse with reality in it. Can only appreciate this song more now than ever.

[@alexguerini9465]

This is the real Hip-Hop

[@JokerL1000]

Wow this came out in 1998 and it looks modern.

[@leoking8325]

@Intellectual Savage lol say it again say it again and watch me put this beat in my ear lol

[@urbab1]

If you think about it the industry was stuck in the late 90’s for a while

[@leoking8325]

@@urbab1 I wouldn't say that but that's your opinion

[@Westnile8501]

98 was wild

[@Kemetblack90]

@Intellectual Savage exactly

[@Melvin-kq5we]

The way I give it back is thru the knowledge of my raps ❤️

[@JtpMUSIC93]

the rappers of today need to hear this song HUGE MESSAGE

[@ThugNinja]

Almost a million views...Come on people support REAL HIP HOP

[@westernstar4964]

+ThugNinja91 I don't expect this to get the millions of views that other vids get. This music makes sense, you can understand what they are singing, its positive and uplifting . Unfortunately the masses don't appreciate that kind of MUSIC anymore

[@ThugNinja]

+westernstar4964 I honestly believe it will

[@FallacyUnknown]

It's got a Million views now. Deserves more though

[@prolifikmediatv3304]

Todd P Then just do a little you could do, share with your homies to come view too. #support

[@ThugNinja]

​@FallacyUnknown is 9 mill enough?

[@Eamador3]

im 7 years old and i like REAL hip hop

[@dannyroberts7552]

Lol

[@tomcraft7289]

fuck you

[@Eamador3]

+Tom CraFT I'm 6 years old and I don't like your attitude

[@AYCHMENG]

Respect

[@ssjwarrior100]

WTF is Real Hip Hop don't say nas, pac, or Biggie, hip hop is still hip hop so sick of that shit

[@jaminsdaily]

The Art of the Dialogue podcast episode brought me here. Lord Jamar....thank you for the music, the wisdom.

[@christopherkenlock7145]

I remember this track its good

[@popadonmoney6655]

Real shit im 38 and still bumping this 2018. Ya kids better get the message. I made it past 21 glad to see my 30s cause ya thinking from ya wild 20s definitely changes. Hope you kids make it. Now i wanna get to being old so i can see my own kids have kids.

[@101modifiedcars]

2016 and still listening ! lyrics hit the points !

[@LIFTEDONLIFE]

💯💯💯💯

[@omarjustinsmith2257]

18

[@broccolihart1]

My man Puba.....one of the illest flows outta N.Y.

[@nowarpeaceout5789]

This and the original by Jean Carne been stuck in my brain for days now. I guess it went to my head.

[@sidneyatkins6678]

Alot of rappers and R&B singers need to listen to this