Buddah Explains The Making Of Busta Rhymes "Put Ya Hands Where My Eyes Can See"

Music Producer "Buddah" explains the making of his very 1st (Platinum)
record "Put Ya Hands Where My Eyes Can See" by Busta Rhymes.

[@BigPun1997]

This beat was perfect for BUSTA RHYMES ONLY!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@blackmatt78]

Couldn’t be anyone else

[@DeMonSpencer]

I was thinking the same thing.

[@donnabaldwin9785]

His voice and personality. This was all for him.

[@alonsoJ2002]

Nah man, jamaica turned this joint into a popular riddim TWICE, DECADES APART. Look up busta rhymes riddim. This shit became a dancehall hit and it rocks heavy

[@riannagamble5466]

This beat is still crazy bananas. #timeless

[@arrynbeacon8077]

This beat is spiritual. Timeless piece

[@BigPun1997]

It took a Genius to make this!!!! This beat is crazy AF!!!!!!!

[@seraphimprince]

Sampling is an art form. You have to have an ear for things.

[@BrandoCalrissian82]

This is no lie. Think about Havoc record combing to piece together his masterpiece Shook Ones Pt 2

[@Startrakk989]

This 👆🏽 anyone who disagrees about damping being art is uneducated in hip hop!!

[@dwalker112]

Top 10 Illest Beats in Hip Hop History 👌🏾 It will stand the test of time, absolutely timeless.

[@Blaqmench]

Top 5 Beat of Alltime!

[@Nilz-ie8li]

This beat at the time was like a bomb going off in the club. People went to the clubs just to hear it drop. And when it dropped ...pandemonium.

[@AndrewsOpinion15]

THANK YOU BUDDAH FOR BUSTA RHYMES PUT YA HANDS WHERE MY EYES CAN SEE !!!!!!!!!!!

[@greta6860]

Sir this is Single-handedly one of the best hip hop beats of all time. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@camilledavis8409]

Rest in peace Shamello D!! You left us with something that will last through ALL generations!!

[@UncleSalie]

Imagine the first record you make being this legendary.

[@kd3pcrgang]

This is one of the Biggest and greatest beat of all time period, this beat surpasses Dr. Dre, Timberland, Daz, Dupri no disrespect to none of the greats but this BEAT was outta this universe OFF TOP

[@cresswellchipman2533]

This beat was so stupid, it had me and friends banging on desks in high school tryna mimic it to perfection: Just rappin! I cant tell you how many detentions we got for this right here! Lol! Those junior high memories will never be forgotten!😂

[@togzinnhla6747]

The thing it was geniusly simple and timeless

[@esspecial55]

No lie bro this is the hardest hip hop rap beat of all time..

[@wonjon440]

Super heavy

[@miahhall8077]

Its the best

[@jaysonwatson6424]

Real producer with a special ear to hear that song and flip it into a true hip hop classic

[@kissjonez]

This beat is TIMELESS! THIS is BEAT GOAT! This beat & Busta were made for each other period!

[@nexxbeatztv]

My all time favourite beat. Incredible !!!

[@jaydrains2247]

That beat is a classic forever along with the mob deep shook ones beat

[@Zannnnah]

THAT! Was his first beat!?

[@matthewbutcher2931]

Can't have been if he already knew how to use an MPC. Maybe his first beat that was released?

[@user-jt1lk6mp2x]

caught in his own lies

[@SP-vh5fp]

@@user-jt1lk6mp2x exactly nope.. All producers know this is pure bullshit

[@user-jt1lk6mp2x]

maybe he meant my first placement beat "sold" even tho if you check the credits he co-produced it

[@Bass_Levelz]

f f z lmao. Straight lies!

[@DaigoKengo]

So many Dance hall artists used this beat after Busta in the 90s. It was a club banger in NY!

[@jonathanvijongarth]

There's no doubt that this beat makes the Top 5 Greatest hip hop beats ever made... fight me!

[@eastnewyorkent]

💯

[@1nfamous76]

ABSOLUTE CLASSIC PRODUCTION. Take a muthafuckin bow Buddha for doing that, especially being your first beat too. your a GEE

[@TheNameYME]

Bless the hands of the creators. Seals and Crofts all the way to Busta.

[@togzinnhla6747]

Timeless beat...analog never disappoints,the digital needs to work hard

[@matthewbutcher2931]

Which part of the MPC do you think is analogue?

[@togzinnhla6747]

Matthew Butcher they way the beat sounds and the chopping is crisp,yes the mpc2000 is digital but sampling method from vinyl has fluidity and doesnt feel digital

[@matthewbutcher2931]

Word, I get you now! Vinyl-sampling hip hop beats are always the best.

[@silhouetteimage3976]

This Beat Will Never Get Old. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@DaCleva1]

💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥😎😎😎

[@Lacdad0215]

I get chills of how good the beat and the song are. Brings me back to being a kid

[@elywananda]

Imagine starting your production career like this! Beautiful!

[@SWNewYork315]

The Sweet Green Fields song is a dope song as well.

[@neonblackmarket]

For the first beat you’ve EVER made to be one of the best beats of all time is insanity

[@Aktion-fq9cj]

One of the coldest beats ever!

[@VI5H]

I think they could play this 2000 years from now and people will still think its fresh. It's actually timeless because it doesn't follow the convention of any particular era in hip hop. It's just one of those tracks that stands out there on its own and a rare banger which didn't spawn countless copy cats coz it was not that kind of beat or style you can duplicate easily and spit made bars on like only Busta could.

[@missy4335]

Classic unforgettable beat!! Love the beat from I was 14 now 33

[@User37621]

Hearing the original song sample the first time was awesome

[@marcusrobinson9291]

This is still the (HARDEST BEAT!) I've (EVER!) heard still listening in 2020 and beyond and BUSTA is the RHYMES!!!

[@blondie2998]

What an incredible first beat to have

[@akashuriken]

..still burn this on all my car mp3's, seriously one of the best beats ever made🔥

[@g_aware_nerd]

Sone of the most unique beats I've ever heard...26 years later it still bangs

[@elhadik6851]

A master piece man

[@mariacaicedo3627]

Yes, this beat is insaaane! And I love the video too! Buddah a genius and Busta Rhymes a badass!

[@e11even-pm44]

This beat should be used to teach music composition at any ivy league school period. It's perfect.

[@migs375]

I remember when this was released and the clubs in Hollywood would go crazy when it played. Classic.

[@superflyTv94]

One of the greatest hip hop beats of all time

[@Postc0ital_mal0ne]

Holy shit... I be hating on some of these dudes, but don't realize the long hours they put in. Damn!

[@cresswellchipman2533]

Yeah these dudes work hard! No wonder rappers be so mad when people steal their music offline before they even had a chance to release it! Bootleggers don't understand the damage they be doing! SMH!😔

[@jonathanjohnson5216]

He is paid for life😊

[@chai848]

So inspiring. Samplers are my heroes😍🥰

[@acthe_original8485]

R.I.P. SHAMELLO

[@haroldbolling3187]

This is a classic timeless beat.

[@slaterbailey9249]

The beat makes me think of Africa

[@dajo1518]

De dancing all night feeling is exactly what if feel when i hear this beat, its that endless feeling!!! I have that with many more beats from all kind of genre. If you can feel that man thats the greatest thing ever 🔥❤️

[@Primo978]

This beat still hard as fuhkk!

[@Wiggy74]

Saw Busta perform this song at Delaware St. University in the late 90’s. At the end of the song, the DJ played the intro to “Handz Up” by the Crooklyn Clan and Fatman Scoop. Busta and Spliff both looked at each other and then started yelling, “WHERE MY N*GGAS IS AT? WHERE MY N*GGAS IS AT?” The whole place went CRAZY!!!! Good times!!!!

[@wandasistarealevans8141]

Will rock this, FOREVER!!

[@fredrey2242]

Classic track!

[@Nicolyboo]

Thank you this message meant so much to me! Experiencing storiesiek this keep my dream ALIVE

[@lijit77]

The randomness of how it began is just amazing. 🙏🏽

[@sdot842]

It’s those African drums 🪘 it brings us back to our roots instinctively

[@julianaceansah8316]

Love that, an incredible moment in Hip Hop #legendary anthem

[@ZeuZLoD]

This was cool! There was another video about the song that had various people talking about it and when it first went big. Had various artists on it but can't seem to find it anymore.

[@dmar5714]

The beat was the greatest beat of all time just imagine if remixes were popular back then a remix featuring twista, old dirty bastard, and mystikal

[@rngx2]

Beat made me memorize the song 😂I can hit this word for word

[@mikeberb]

This is one of my favorite beats of all times. I remember I was like 5-6 years old doing this beat on every surface top I could hit it on lol.

[@eastnewyorkent]

THANK YOU SIR!!!!

[@togzinnhla6747]

Timeless

[@jazz409]

Buddah is a serious legend for this.

[@Staygeakin]

UNCLE BUDDAHHHH great song my boy

[@akhenatonjohnson4182]

Congrats brother 🙏🏾❤️❤️

[@chefdeprestigellc8855]

Dope Beat

[@WeAreBXC]

Inspirational shit right here

[@erickwade631]

My brother Buddha

[@GQueTv.]

🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@mckegler]

Legendary

[@bigkeezo]

Salute to the real dope hip hop producers 🫡

[@rockboyrecords2]

DOPE!!!!! MY BROTHERS

[@DavidByard]

Dope!

[@MsGaBeWe]

That was decent

[@jeylakey2297]

beat HOT

[@toolb0t]

one of the top 10 hip hop beats of ALL TIME

[@happyngulube1871]

Genius

[@beatsbymelody]

Wow I can't believe this was the first one 😮 I think it's the best beat I've heard.

[@michaelbull4344]

One of the hottest rap beats of the 90s

[@alainthibault184]

A true composer genius

[@josephswabe5584]

History is everything!!!

[@GUERILLA2K]

Always remember slow samples that are sped up is almost always a hit record.

[@TheRealShawnte]

INSANE 1st record!!!

[@TheAgentmigs]

He murdered that beat.

[@WingieXP]

Never! knew this was a sample

[@emichels]

And now you know. Most rap tracks sample beats. Listen to 'Black Cow' by Steely Dan.

[@fpshooterful]

HEY, wasn't there a longer documentary for this song? The making of that is? I remember watching a longer version, any one has the link to that?

[@Carrpediem21]

Magnum Opus is what you’re looking for.

[@three3thou]

In God we trust...

[@flexing133]

When that beat drop jamaica wasn't normal.

[@77self_made77]

U kno d rules 😁

[@StormInDiDormEntertainment]

The greatest rap beat ever. My all time favorite. So different. You got to hear the Beenie Man & Spragga Benz on the riddim. Baad to bloodclad

[@eboogie35]

We danced all night long 😆 🤣 😂

[@FutureStyles]

This was this niggas first record. Damn.

[@djchris4771]

“My first record” goes ahead and makes one of the most timeless songs in the history of mankind 😂

[@daddygates8290]

Nastiest beat 😆

[@slmelrd]

First beat??? Wtf

[@Tootruetootrue]

Is this the same "Buddah" who produced "Bow Down" by Westside Connection???

[@eastnewyorkent]

No.

[@nochepatada]

I looked up the roots of this cuz Cookin Soul samples this beat with MF DOOM on a Christmas track

[@artrovertedconcepts92]

You know you made amazing song?

[@BM-is5ei]

I think He misspoke at the very beginning. He should have said "The first beat I ever made was one of the dopest beats to ever exist."

[@n3rds3y3vi3w]

so it was the first beat he ever made, but he somehow knew how to use the mpc already lol cmon bro

[@kekoaikaikafonseca2984]

In my opinion, I Don’t agree that he made that beat. My reason is that the Chor of that song that distinct beat came from the band he named. Just an observation. And I would have the same option if any other artist used a prior beat. Right? To me making or creating A Melody, the beat an entire song, I would think that all come from scratch. Being inspired by other sons yes but court beat from another song?… but I’m glad he did! Straight bangah!

[@Benzonumerouno]

🤣🤣

[@renstarhurst3302]

Why are other Hip Hop producers using Buddahs name ? SMMH