Camp Lo - Luchini AKA This Is It | REACTION!!🔥🔥🔥

[@mikkifarmer9626]

Luchini AKA This Is It by Camp Lo is an undeniable classic. I can bump this joint forever. True Hip Hop will always be timeless.

[@themayne6303]

No body….absolutely no fuckin body sounded like these two. I remember. It was 1996 & they came outta nowhere with their own style swag lingo & everything else & still put out today. They got new shit that’s still on that camp-lo shit.

[@georgemaxwell3467]

No doubt!! Digable Planets too...

[@themayne6303]

@@georgemaxwell3467 Ish & Mecca was dope. The other was the prazwell of diva me planets

[@riveracrr]

The whole Uptown Saturday Night album to include the album cover!! Their style put them on a level all their own. I miss real hip hop with real creativity!! Refreshing to see the respect and love you show for real Hip Hop artists like Camp Lo with true talent.

[@sidneygwaltney9931]

they could blend into 90s

[@forcedtohaveahandle]

@@sidneygwaltney9931 Blend into? They released their first single back in 1996, they were among the GOATs of 90s Hip Hop and remain one of the GOATs of Hip Hop in general

[@spk2ykseankelton902]

the 90s and early 2000s was the shit

[@KR-oo2wx]

@@sidneygwaltney9931🤔

[@mrshytown1]

Don't Snooze on this whole album...still on repeat to this day...so good...

[@lusciousmayweather8385]

97 they put out two Big hits this & Coolie High. Their Album was Very Dope.

[@giovannicarter3076]

Album was fire ...I stole the "tape" 😂

[@JimHendrx]

And MTV countdown wouldn't play it so you had to catch it on rap city.

[@MandraMoody]

The coolest thing about 90's era rap is that each artist had their own sound and no one crossed it. If they tried they were labeled as "Biters" and shunned appropriately.

[@dieterbo]

This is actually true!

[@zap_sigma1]

Correct you are.

[@PhantomLAM]

“Now pop the cork and steam the Vega and get lit what” I really dig this line, their back and forth flow and personality is infectious. Cool to see younger generations appreciating all eras of music. 🥂🍾

[@cakredi4132]

The cat with mask near the end is Butterfly from another dope NY group, Digable Planets.

[@lamarberry75]

The Driver is the frontman of Digable Planets... he has solo work under a different name with a different group too

[@QueenReliableRenea85]

See??? I knew it!! Thank you

[@Tempdee]

And let's not forget to compliment these REAL beautiful teeth these gentlemen have! No veneers, ect. People were more real in general during this time!!! 🤗

[@lexvee8527]

Born in the 80's and raised in the 90's was definitely a great time....Wish I could go back 😢

[@AckeeandSaltfish]

Don’t we all!!!

[@KIMMYKIM84]

The good ol' days... Classic!

[@devRH23]

Came out 97...please react to their track...Coolie High

[@lovelylicious7618]

"No one wanna hear that crap man" Shawny your so funny 🤣 🤣🤣 Rappers would spit lyrics that you could understand and vibe to back in the day! The beats were hard too! Being a teenager in the 80s and 90s was beautiful! 💯

[@tkend10]

Lolll no one ever knew what they were talkin bout.... But they sounded good!

[@johnniejackson3154]

I knew and all hip hop heads knew. To this day the lyrics fly over heads unless you know the black 70's

[@kirbycastillo2983]

Oh I could break it all down lmao

[@Dondonmixedflip]

I'm 38 now. I used to listen to this album all the time. I never knew wtf they were talking about though . Like ?cabridi?scarf around my neck little red Corvett. I googled cabridi scarf. No results .

[@noahholliday9761]

Everybody knew what they were talking about! You're special.

[@seanwebb4291]

I did and im from Texas where lingo is very different. We jammed this down here all the time.

[@lesliedixonjr7509]

All time classic!!!!!!

[@d.collinsmusic1321]

97,98 Bronx ny

[@michaelrayii7102]

Camp Lo are legends!

[@eckardsrecords2094]

Love this song!

[@xrayeblaquediamonds4440]

This came out in 97 and as much as I love Jay-Z he took his early flow a lot from Sunni Chiba he's the one with the toothpick and deeper voice they had the same producer starting out 💯

[@toniajohnson3294]

He jacked the whole flow.... that was original flavor.... come on ... yall know... Bahamian they all was in the same camp... the album is 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@LondonPennP]

Receipts please 😂. As someone who was around back then and was feeling both Jay and Camp Lo 1. Their styles were nothing alike. Jays lyrics and wordplay was more measured and crisper, had more double entendres and metaphors and was less ethereal and time period based. 2. The only similarities was the fact both Camp Lo and Jay represented themselves as a “higher class” of cat. Luxury, leather seats, champagne, furs etc. Their lyrical content wasn’t similar, all of them were/are talented but from Jays first album you could tell he was different different talent wise. I think it was weak that they were compared to each other because it cost us a collab since they had to beef because being compared to someone else back then was fightin words 😅

[@SideStreetHustler]

Yes, Jay did...

[@sinderella23]

I love your video selection! 🙌🏾🔥🔥 You react to a lot of tracks most ppl don't, I guess depending on their audience. You react to all the bangers that were knocking in the 90's. Respect young king! FYI: The track switch at the end (which was common in 90's and early 2000's videos) was a song off the their album that featured the guy rappin at the end, who is Buttterfly from the group Digable Planets. He has a son with Coko, the lead singer from SWV.

[@shawnytv_]

Thanks!🙏🏽

[@kirbycastillo2983]

Digable Planets will forever just be one of those, like the (more) underrated Camp Lo in my mind. Thanks for your comment. :)

[@jasminehill6312]

This song is a true example of the greatness that pure Hip-Hop that was birthed in NY brings!!!

[@sonyapeach]

This came out in 97” I remember because I was in High School and this was very popular. I loved this song.

[@karstenholzinger6641]

One of the best tunes ever!

[@ikickknowledge]

We were playing this in back Newark in the day. Big ups to the young warriors on to them classics. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥. Camp lo from the Bronx.

[@PharaoahMonk]

i swear i was listening with my gf, nodding our heads and i'm like 14 years older, i grew up in the 90's, i know all these songs by heart and i was telling her the same thing that back in the day they used to be so creative, put a lot of effort into lyrics and that's when you said that back in the day they had flow and also you understood the lyrics. right on point!

[@erabbitgamingofficial1]

Sonny Cheeba was my favorite of the group. I liked his flow style, reminds me of Andre 3000 kinda. Man I miss the 90's!

[@Belrivers]

Camp Lo so cool.

[@hotcumodity7777]

So u know they’re from the Bronx right where I’m from so this had us jumping back in the day...to b honest this gets play to this day..Big Props Shawny 💯💪🏾

[@mgrigg30]

The whole álbum was 🔥

[@malikagrant6157]

I need a time machine to go back to 97

[@roi3761]

Dig those cool vines ! (clothes)

[@tremaynepayne1303]

This was something my mama played in the car taking me and my sister to school in the 90’s…. Lord why I gotta be old now. I really miss my childhood😢

[@AckeeandSaltfish]

This came out ‘97 and they are from The Bronx, NY

[@Kloud9s]

I do appreciate that you appreciate that real rap

[@docharris17]

The track at the end is 🔥 and that's Butterfly of Digable Planets rhyming 🙌🏾

[@kennethcrosby8889]

Yo this is Ken from jersey 1997 was the year they dropped this joint and its still dope as hell

[@domju5637]

Golden era my friend, Camp Lo in the building

[@Belrivers]

THEY ARE ADORABLE.

[@HarlemW-O-R-L-D]

New York 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾 stand up

[@east00]

1997...year of DMX and Rakim's return.

[@bgvan37]

NYC Harlem

[@simplygem8449]

They talked that slick 70s talk👌🏾

[@dantescoleman8461]

Camp Lo are from the same place where I'm from. The BX baby!!!! Boogie Down Bronx!

[@AllanPasion_EzSoldier]

🥇 dam I remember the when I first came out, dam I'm old af🤣🤣

[@marcusdarden1535]

Hollywood at the Disco is a bop by them 🔥

[@disneyworlddelights]

52 white male here This was the jam in the 90s This was sampled Check out the original

[@gregorynetus5557]

Thats real rap song.i was in high school when this classic came.word up son

[@AnthonyBrowning100]

‘97 and they’re from Uptown

[@cheftekniqakabuletteborn8127]

camp lo is in my top 5 albums eva

[@tinahobbs3273]

They from the boogie down Bronx!!!!!!!! Lol 😍😋😊🤡🥰

[@ceeregina]

Thank you for sharing and acknowledging that this is real hip hop. They from Harlem Ny and this came out in 1997. Geechi suede and sonny cheeba. Are the emcees . U have to check out Coolie High on the same album

[@AnthonyBrowning100]

Uptown like Harlem/Bronx Sugarhill area

[@JethroD.]

They never stopped but you should search they newer ish check out “ Award winning “ and “80 blocks from Tiffany’s”

[@mytbeats]

I clearly remember it was the first time i heard the term "Lit" im my life, they properly invented that slang

[@winniebae4alwayyz963]

*This was a single back in 1996 actually, on the "Great White Hype" OST. Their first album on Profile Records (now defunct), featured this song again, on "Uptown Saturday Night". I've been a Camp Lo aficionado for years, so if you ever need any history on them, hit me up. Peace and blessings, bro!* 😉

[@SKILLSSTREET674]

Essa e a reação de toda vez que escuto esse classico🔥

[@Franknitti-wk1tu]

This beat scar my childhood in 96🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 now I’m 39

[@PrettySaditty1920]

Back when Hip Hop was fun

[@hempsteadjungle9196]

Camp Lo was rare wordplay was ridiculous fashion style was way different and they wasn’t killing mfer every other bar!!

[@MrYoungkimba]

Welcome to real hip hop youngin’

[@mhenderson9865]

Had the original album. Have it on KZbin and Spotify. This is still my all time favorite group and this is still my favorite song. They inspired Jay-Z.

[@BTman58]

How did they inspire Jay z?

[@raeplot]

@@BTman58 i mean jay z stole "feelin' it" from camp lo both verisons are good though and tried to but this song for 7000

[@justicesupreme1643]

This dropped in 1996, that summer was crazy!

[@terrelljohnson5811]

I salute you young King you know music, good music at that back in that time you had to have skills and being from NYC we was on the top of the food chain with our rappers. All our rappers was very different and unique but they was so dope! Respect homie

[@forcedtohaveahandle]

My favorite duo in music history! Uptown Saturday Night (1997) is a banger 🔥🔥🔥

[@connie1wilson]

This was the shit when it came out!

[@tremaynelewis5059]

I believe it was 1996..I remember, recording this on BET. Omg real rap. Even the bank robbery disguises were lit 🔥

[@dwaynewright3006]

97 my boy and this is still a classic. 🔥🔥🔥

[@ladysk7904]

Camp Lo never got the clout they deserved! You’d love their song Coolie High too🔥 ain’t nothing like that smoove 90s hip hop💯

[@MrAllie-bf6zt]

Always liked their style of dress too.

[@ShaunMichael5]

One of the first songs that brought me to the “real” hip hop road!

[@tajhanwebster6866]

This album was the truth!! Still remember walking to jhs with this song blasting on my boy chungs boom box

[@jamesjameson7635]

1997, they are from The Bronx New York

[@marymaria9385]

Ahead of their time !!!!!

[@ayrtisticmc4918]

Another dope Camp Lo song to react to is (Life I Love) & (Bright Lights)

[@lioh_mood]

Classic !

[@sharonjarrett8953]

Digital Planets "Rebrith Of Slick (Cool Like That)

[@Mr13ELIS]

Hell yeah! And this one too - Digable Planets - Nickel Bags (of Funk)

[@tonicody4712]

❤❤❤❤❤❤ 👍👍👍👍😎

[@biggsno3807]

1996 The Bronx The Mecca of Hip Hop

[@ChinelJones-m8e]

Did you do Coolie high from Camp Lo.

[@xavierb305]

Thank you bro! Fasho why don't you play Royal Flush Motion picture or Group Home living proof

[@supremealmightyofficial7]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@tremaynelewis5059]

I love the whole schematics

[@BlackValyria]

YAZZZZ ‼️‼️‼️ I miss how we use to couldn't WAIT til the end of a video to c a glimpse of what video was cumn out nxt BLAHZAY BLAHZAY was my SHIT ‼️

[@miss4330]

Came out in 96, but rereleased Jan 1997. I remember I was in High school then lol. Listen to the uncensored version on DailyMotion

[@taniele84]

Wow I just suggested this one to another channel I never thought anyone would have a reaction to one of my favorite tracks from my childhood I figured let me just search and see if anyone ever reacted I wasn’t expecting to find anything I’m subbing asap because I know for a fact this was suggested to you. Had to be. And you responded. That’s love. I’m so hyped for this!

[@djtonyytones3067]

The original beat is the dynasty-adventure in the land of music 🎶.

[@jimmycunningham4475]

1997 off the Cooley High Album they are from New York

[@wallacehardiniii9038]

I know how it is rubbing that lotion in like that at the beginning. LOL!

[@Handnik]

Saw nobody really answered where they're from. Bronx cats. Put out some projects with Pete Rock that are straight fire. Side note, most of the original beats for this album were taken by Jay-Z for Reasonable Doubt

[@eltonhewitt5402]

Fire from '94!

[@sevenwilliams3485]

real rap!

[@beetlebum007]

You should check out "the avalanches - because I'm me". Sonny Cheeba (camp lo) is fantastic. (Jay-Z even 'stole' his style).

[@justrandomallthetime2650]

You should OutKast song in Due Time. I was a kid when this song came out. Also the song Get Out In Do Something by Outkast. They have a grip of songs, and check out Goodie Mob stuff as well. I'm straight out school with mines

[@smhunney8266]

this is like 96..maybe 97. check out Lord of the Underground - Chief rocka

[@marcellacollins4697]

👍🏽

[@tiffanyspencer2782]

Woooow! That is my $hit!

[@loudmoufbuzz4559]

Check out coolie high and Krystal karrington

[@asharp12]

All old school 70's slang and alot of Blaxploitation references. If you do the knowledge not only would it make sense it's even doper.

[@BlackValyria]

They're frm BX