Da Bush Babees - Remember We

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Da Bush Babees is a group of underground hip-hop artists loosely affiliated with the Native Tongues. The members of the group are Babe-B-Face Kaos (later Lee Majors), Mister Man (later Mr. Khaliyl) and Y-Tee.
The three grew up in Jamaica and Trinidad, and hence reggae strongly influenced its style, but it was in 1992 in Brooklyn, NY, where Mister Man first saw Kaos perform, that the group was formed. The two began collaborating, and after Mister Man suggested adding a reggae toaster, Y-Tee joined the group. After their early concert dates attracted major-label interest, the trio performed live office auditions and signed with Reprise three months after launching the group. Their first album, Ambushed (1994), featured production from Jermaine Dupri, Ali Shaheed Muhammad, Salaam Gibbs (later known as Salaam Remi) and the group itself, among others. Later releases included "Remember We" in 1995 and their 1996 second album Gravity, which was the group's first underground and commercial success. Its lead single, "The Love Song", was produced by Posdnous of De La Soul; that single also featured a then-unknown Mos Def singing the chorus, who also sang the chorus and rapped the third verse of the album's seventh track, "S.O.S".
Mr. Man later changed his nickname to Mr. Khaliyl and went on to produce for other artists, and also released a rare 12-inch single on Rawkus featuring Talib Kweli, Pharoahe Monch and DCQ. Mr. Man has also recently produced for such artists as Res and Fabolous.
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[@andrewdube4535]

90s will always beat the newschool

[@toofine9]

+Andrew Dube everything beats newschool

[@andrewdube4535]

toofine9 you are so right about that.

[@antoniogoode4407]

Hell yeah me too I still play my 90 hip hop music forever im a 39 year old man and this is my era not that garbage shirt out today it is garbage and fucking sucks I don't play no Mumble rap on my radio strictly's 90 hip hop music 💯💯💯💯

[@darrrenhampton2653]

U ain't never lied 👍

[@gwise8095]

You already

[@spainman2020]

This song embodies the essence of everything that was right about 90's hip hop 💯

[@andresbalzan1413]

Yes indeed

[@bacchusthompson5834]

Couldn't have said it better... This is when Hip Hop was PURE and in PERFECT FORM.

[@SkuStyle]

The Pharcyde - Passin' Me By comes to mind now hip hop turned in turd hop... Shame on the peeps that made it so! But we could say that for ALL music these days.

[@tonek2188]

Amen bro

[@gosbertchagula7917]

Shout to NYC for giving us this incredible hip hop.

[@KiLaKaS989]

Indeed…. ✌🏾

[@alfersnoz7832]

My brother

[@BrianOogln007]

Amen 🙏 🙏 ❤️

[@masnwrdl0511]

New York RAP > Los Angeles RAP

[@emaricarter4885]

amen

[@Alxus503]

This has NYC written all over! Back when hip-hop was FIRE🔥🔥

[@icebergo6]

One of the 90s BEST "every-man" hip hop trio. For those that dont know, not every hip hop head emulates viilence and crime. These cats represented mostly everybody we knew in NYC. They WERE the norm: cool, down to earth, fun, full of confidence and intelligence but not flashy. Thats hiw it was. Like, you could picture yourself in the background of EVERY Bush Babies video cause...they showed real scenes.

[@lonewolf3828]

I truly miss this era. You went out the door, not thinking about shit, or what the day would bring. It was not about money and shit. Walking around in the city, listening to this joint. Just beautiful!!! God 🙌 yall.

[@pagola]

Don't get robbed though

[@lonewolf3828]

@@pagola counts the same for you I guess!!

[@joeyhernandez6001]

Sick beat!!!!!!

[@joeyhernandez6001]

Flava yall

[@alexzander1769]

I feel emotional because this is real hip hop where did we go wrong?

[@saijovierundachtzig6346]

People supporting wrong stuff, simple facts...real Rap can't grow if Heads don't buy their music...

[@eduardoanonimo3031]

I think that was when Ludacris makes a song with Justin Bieber... Realy no turn back since then...

[@Jam-bv1qo]

The south took over and fucked everything up mainly Atlanta

[@mykchek7]

1. They Got Rid of The Hardcore Lane In The Mainstream 2. The LGBT Took Total Control of The Industry and Images 3. Women In The Front Of The Whole Game men Invented

[@masatovena5626]

@@mykchek7 thats very true 1000%

[@clintonallen6024]

New York was the place to be when songs like this were out...man summers were lit!

[@Equint77]

1991-1996 was a special time in nyc. We got spoiled with so much music. Video music box every afternoon.

[@pagola]

​@@Equint77 and a lot of people got stabbed and shot 😂😂

[@imyanigmw]

Bush Babees, Cella Dwellaz and Boogie Monsters stayed on repeat in my walkman back in the day

[@zacharybembrey1926]

😂😂damn u revealed our age...also classic rap history tho

[@zacharybembrey1926]

I still remember boogie monsters purple tape cover

[@TheHumanBallsack]

Don't forget other obscure legends like Bakers of the Holy Bread, Punk Barbarians, Juggernauts, Dreadnots, Absent Minded, etc

[@Weatherman47]

For real riding the bus or train this was the soundtrack for the city back in the days. Nine was dope 2

[@imyanigmw]

@@Weatherman47 yo I ran Nine's first album to death, super slept on. I used to call him the original DMX cuzza his raspy voice n flow

[@vincentpruitt5361]

Jazz and hip hop. To bad the new era missed out

[@tragiksituation]

The new era is too ignorant to acknowledge it...

[@meyou5789]

People really need to stop dissing the young generation.

[@gregpuryear8163]

@@meyou5789 the young generation don't know nothing about this type of hip hop

[@melanier7309]

What happened to Rap/Reggae/Dancehall like this? Three members were from Jamaica and Trinidad. Love both my backgrounds 🇯🇲🇺🇸

[@Tholmes-ht8or]

@@gregpuryear8163 I'm here bc my mother and father still and listens to this and I was in introduced to 90s rap when in was 4 and I like it better than newschool

[@LaCheleWallace]

If Mr. Salaam Remi produced it then you know it's gon be good. Trust.

[@c-bulletstheblackjesus4230]

Yooooo u b on all da real hip hop videos!!!

[@melanier7309]

This represents my American and Jamaican roots! 🇯🇲🇺🇸

[@terucks]

I wish I was Jamaican!!! 💚💛🖤

[@byron4622]

Sad that we will never get this amazing hip hop again, the vibe is amazing,

[@shangtsung8070]

IKR

[@CHUPAQUI100]

Its making a comeback now: RJ Payne, Griselda, 38 Spesh, Termanology, Nems, Eto, Flee Lord, Fred The Godson etc.

[@rm6009]

check out high focus records from the uk... they are doing bits now!!

[@leojohnson3406]

Hey never say never bro we can deffo reawaken these gods again and get real hip hop again

[@HERETIC1995]

These beats are living right now. Tape flipped/tape flip are making this style. He's dope as fuck fam

[@A4ANT]

Heavenly beat

[@3eyez824]

Right!

[@jasoncamphor3027]

Absolutely! The best way to describe this beat!

[@A4ANT]

@@jasoncamphor3027 - 🔥😇🙌🏽🙏🏽

[@steve_santiago]

Easily one of the best beats ever

[@stewarteasy72]

Da Bush Babees were part of the Native Tongues posse. Thanks to the Native Tongues family.

[@gregpuryear8163]

Word a lot of people still to this day don't know that also the jungle brothers name this group

[@a.k.a.theruggedmanchild9685]

@@gregpuryear8163 so basically they discovered da bush babies

[@gregpuryear8163]

@@a.k.a.theruggedmanchild9685 yup basically

[@pagola]

Jamaican?

[@babymck09]

@@pagolayes

[@Metallicgray_6.7]

BET Rap City October 1994 What a time to be alive!! Miss it. Still bumpin this September 2019 25 years later!!

[@joegrinefine]

This is exactly the time when I began to fully immerse myself in the culture....Great times indeed✊🏾🔉💯

[@SD80]

Hiphop in the 90’s embodied growing up in a new era. Everyone and Everything was moving so fast and we were just teenagers making it. I used blast this in my headphones 🎧 wearing polo goose down, champion hoody , timbs , back pack with a basketball. I didn’t even know these were simpler times.

[@charlesevans4368]

Still got da tape n ment condition 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@AsakuraNightz]

wish hip hop/ boom bap was still alive because this is real music back then

[@mquanah55]

Middle school, girls, first drink, first joint, In living color, araenio hall, mario cart, real hip hop and all my boys still alive.

[@tradinwarstoriez5641]

Damn rip

[@milltymefresh]

💯💯💯💯

[@TheStickyLabel]

❤️🥲😢 The sweet Memories

[@winterlynn9012]

Middle school for me too. Going to the music store and picking out 3 cassette singles after school with friends after saving my lunch money for a few days. Was living in NYC at the time. I still have the cassette single of this jam. Simpler times for sure

[@winterlynn9012]

Was cleaning out some stuff in the attic and my cassette single of this song popped out of one of the boxes. I don't think I've thought about this song in years but after finding the tape, I had to come listen again. Definitely takes me back to simpler times, late 94, 7th grade in NYC..I loved these dudes as well as Lords of the underground, underrated rappers for sure.

[@ednorton5515]

Oh my goodness you was a youngin too, you got a dose of that realness early, for you to even mention the Lord's I know your personally and choice of music Now a days is dope.

[@beez1219]

I was in 7th grade too. Those were the best times in hip hop. 87-96

[@BestInImpact]

I’m much younger than you guys (probably way younger, born in 88 lol) but this song helped me when I started going back to school after dropping out. Times were simpler then too.

[@ronniescott1298]

i missed hip hop music like this

[@mosdeftv9073]

now is Lil Yachty wtf

[@antoniogoode4407]

Me too it makes me want to cry just listening and reminiscing the good old days i still play my 90 hip hop music forever I don't play any of the new Mumble rap bull shit on my radio it is garbage and fucking sucks 💯💯💯

[@romanbullard1630]

The Instrumental is so beautiful 😍

[@leojohnson3406]

Now this is what I call pure talent and skills ....the old school is simply UNBEATABLE AND UNFUCKWITHABLE I'm proud to be a part of this era

[@gillyac81]

Loved this style of hip hop growing up. Always wanting to visit New York during this era but just a kid so had to wait. I know when I do I'll be playing jams like this on my headphones with a surreal vibe pretending I'm in that era having a blast. Someday 🤞

[@TheHumanBallsack]

That's exactly what I wanted to do as a kid here in the UK. I visited NY for the first time in 2007 at Thanksgiving, then again with my wife ten years later in 2017... I put my headphones in and bumped Mobb Deep "The Bridge 94" as I walked across the Queenborough Bridge on a cold December evening and I was transported to another era in an instant! What a feeling..

[@gillyac81]

@@TheHumanBallsack that's awesome!! Can't wait to do the same someday.

[@jimr9499]

You know it's good hip hop when dudes are wearing ski goggles in the streets. Lol

[@lunalogicradio3555]

This sht you feel when you hear this song is exactly what it felt like to be here at that time trust me I was here,and listening to this track givs me that same energy,yes i had ski googles,,we all had ski googles 🤨

[@anthonymitchell1984]

1 of best songs ever made.. 1 of best rap hip hop songs ever made NO CAP

[@ShantiForever]

omg! this song ❤ there is nothing like 90s Hip Hop

[@jrbugz761]

Im 20 years old but I love the 90s hip hop. I really wish they could bring back the new dancehall era and hip-hop era together like this 🔥🔥🔥

[@dj1na]

Man it will never come back but I’m older then you and let me tell you it’s was the best time for rap and dancehall I remember when Tupac first came out very positive music for the Black people and a little after that B I G came out

[@jrbugz761]

@@dj1na yea og that's sad, but funny enough biggie mothers side of the family came from jamaica though but to me, he never really talk about it that much.

[@ronskullie9380]

​@@jrbugz761 biggies father is Jamaican too.

[@jrbugz761]

@@ronskullie9380 The f**k out of here, really??? woow never knew that

[@ronskullie9380]

@@jrbugz761 yes both is parents are Jamaican

[@SDSOverfiend]

Mr. Man… One of the illest to rep from BK. 🔥🔥🔥🔥💪🏾💪🏾👑 Not appreciate y enough.. in fact the Bush Babees period

[@yorkie1792]

Forget the 90s, this song is tight. Enjoy the 2020s and jam to 90s songs as if they came out today. And live your life, make great memories now yall

[@VAskateboarder]

Senior year 2015.. these were the tracks we vibed/sparked too. 90s for life.

[@andresbalzan1413]

Remember We....Almost 2020

[@NatrualVibration]

This was group was so underrated it’s a shame because they made some of the best music

[@evq2u]

Fun fact: The bush babees said this video was filmed on a train at the Brooklyn Transit Museum. I always thought it was the L train 😂

[@TJDuncan]

Peace from Macon Georgia!! Yeah we fuck with east coast hip hop here too!

[@charliejenkins6355]

Man I be in Macon all the time much love from Tallahassee FL to Mac town

[@TheStickyLabel]

👍🏾💯❤ My man! Love from N.Y. to Ga!!

[@terucks]

Bibb County represent…. ChiTown love

[@TheUGhiphop]

One of the sickest remixes I have ever heard!

[@more688]

This is not a remix 😳

[@disnaepriyangie3561]

dis track goes in...it hits different

[@lol-zf6fu]

This beat is 💯

[@leojohnson3406]

Remember we.....2021 and its still banging 👌

[@reedblackwell6262]

People who hate rap🎼., Listen! Because This is HIP HOP Music ✔️🕊️

[@byron4622]

I used to get rejected. Neglected and dejected. Disrespected treated like I was infected.

[@gregpuryear8163]

@TruthIsABitterPill yessir

[@galactusgalactus4815]

Mee too Mee too. It hurt severely this song would get me thru it I can remember as a young one wanting to hang it up .

[@tradinwarstoriez5641]

@@galactusgalactus4815 sheesh

[@rakimleeraphael8210]

I had lost this song and i couldn't remember who sang this. Thank u 🙏 Greats from Portugal

[@Taswolf]

YO MTV RAPS!!! My favorite show back in tha day...played all the good hits, including this.

[@leemunn2098]

Emily Taswolf and rap city on bet

[@earlharmon9230]

Rap City on BET too!

[@brunobeats5067]

Big Respect from Brazil 🇧🇷👊 real hipHopHeads 4Eva

[@blackchang1981]

Classic! Timeless track.

[@GarfieldPitter-hw4fh]

I get chills when I hear this boy man dis bring back some memories!!!

[@jesham7627]

It was Brick cold that winter but we had some hot albums for that '94 winter in the 5 Boroughs!

[@AandP4dummieslikeme]

Memories...yes indeed...THANK YOU!

[@Jutixful]

The instrumental is still one of my favourite of all time.. makes my head nodding like a dashboard dog

[@ladyhydrojen531]

*DAMN, I miss the 90s! Where did Rap go so wrong?! SMFH.* 🤷🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️😔 4-7-18

[@flyyceethemilitant2946]

After Biggie and DMX changed the East Coast flow.

[@FightMang36]

Corporations killed it

[@Ambitious1979]

This was my favorite joint by them.

[@snuggles1011]

Man I listened to this in Grade 9 and I'm 29 now... time flies. I always thought it said "Remember Will" for one of my good friends growing up. I still hear it to this day. I went my entire life thinking this was the original, Salaam really did this remix justice. Captures a great nostalgic layered sound of the 90's. Wish this version was on Spotify.

[@hawkjackson4435]

2021 I'm still rocking this tape

[@jaydub183i]

That's a fact 2022

[@feca2825]

Incredible beat by SALAAM REMI...Da BushBabees were nice!

[@oldheadtv3152]

I remember hearing this for the 1st time when I lived in Jacksonville Florida.

[@devancolston9354]

This is still priceless!

[@kishabrown2358]

2023, I am still listening to songs like this!❤❤

[@sparkzmentalz2]

I remember the 90's being the golden era. Damn near everything on pirate radio was a banga. I'm I got to experience this firsthand.

[@Mocha69A]

I used to play this over and over on my take deck

[@judifran5227]

The sample is really magic, the voices inside are heavenly

[@GuillermoPaulman]

I love to chill out to this.

[@karmmark9585]

I needed this. That instrumental take me to another planet. The 90s. Where stuff, in my mind, was simple.

[@jamieann1975]

Should have won Best Rap Video at the 1995 VMAs. They were robbed. There, said it.

[@tonybell8260]

this song was slamming and hip-hop will never be forgotten

[@evadodombarga4879]

My uncle made me discover this band, in the early 90s. This was good music.

[@darkerknight7010]

I miss these days. Hip Hop....

[@misanthropiq3433]

I miss 90’s.

[@DaRealBigRif]

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[@HeavyMental1000]

That production! damn

[@dangel121]

Still here in 2020 mad respect

[@RaceClistonRacebizzy]

Crazy dope era of the bubble coats and ski goggles and visors. Timbs and polo button ups Eastland shoes and vests. ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

[@kendallreese5651]

NY hip hop. Nothing can touch it.

[@cedriccarron3283]

Hip Hop 90's forever ! peace from france

[@ceddebiase8726]

I love my New York 90s hip hop

[@omegabyss]

This was one of those joints. I remember mixtapin 4 da train tripz going to school, family, my people spots from 86 ta 97 straight sub/bus 🚌 🚇 Metroit

[@eastnewyorka22]

Until infinity with this song. Deadass!

[@CitizenKang]

90s Hip Hop is the pinnacle.

[@RDRAFF1]

Omg. Memories! I use to rewind the VHS all day just to see this video over and over! Lol. Big up! Da Bush

[@dollasbasement]

Man skyzoo just dropped his album brilliant things and on his first single which he has a video for he used that remember we chant, and damn it took me back to when I was in high school bumping the fuck out of this joint, man I loved the bush babees! But that's what brought me back here, fuck! Love it! Salute!!

[@traviscarter1023]

So the guy that doing a hook he just dropped a album if so sweet let me now if I got it right

[@wabasher3168]

The 90's...when I use to sit in front of my grandma's TV set after school to watch Yo MTV raps. I use to sit and wait for this video to come on! This song?...man, straight hip hop! I'm so glad that I lived through the era where hip hop was at it best! It was so magical Back then.🥲

[@id3774]

This song playing out of a radio on the 7 Bus (Yonkers) going to Lincoln high while I was daydreaming (95/96)

[@woz3018]

Bush Babies records had mad sub bass. Rare thing in 93.

[@stuymejr4657]

31 1/2 on this earth.Shoutout to all my 90 babies 2000 Kids.Teach your kids for those who have some the difference between Hip Hop and Rap.

[@shirleybiscuits5635]

This what you called hip hop 🔥

[@MrBjscarbro]

real shit....can't get much better....

[@DustyVisionTVDVTV]

Under rated group

[@KnockaBusterOut13]

Reminiscing burnin up to this 💯💯

[@melindascott4508]

Nostalgic 🔑🎵🎯✨💙

[@nadjah5911]

Still fire today

[@leojohnson3406]

IKR

[@DaQuanTimberlake]

Why is this version not on Apple Music I love this song and 90s hip-hop is where it’s at

[@LunaTricksTelevision]

chill instrumental style

[@louiswilliams1529]

This makes me feel so good when I listen to it, I can sooo relate !!!!🔥 🔥 🔥 !!

[@TheHumanBallsack]

This remix beat combined with this time capsule video is the epitome of 1995 NYC Hip Hop. Watching this whole thing from start to finish is giving me goose fuckin' bumps!

[@callumbrowns]

this is 1 of my faves from the 1994

[@bramasoicho1753]

Salam is so underrated love song could rhyme the whole shit

[@JohnnnyThunder]

No child has drawn on their faces, and Ray Charles hasn't dyed their clothes, just beats and Rythmes, I remember 😔

[@soultabs]

Wow what a track. First time i ear about them . Will look for some more. Thanks Uproxx

[@gregmadrigal6722]

Salaam Remi love you brother for this beat!!!!

[@indoguju]

This is a prime example of the Caribbean diaspora had on hip hop during the golden age 93-94

[@JamesSmith-rw8ty]

When I watch this it feels like I'm back in the 90s that's what I like about videos back then, they made sure the video matchthe story of the song.