FIRST TIME HEARING Bone Thugs n Harmony - Thuggish Ruggish Bone (REACTION!)

[@lalcheatham]

Im a 44 yr old white female. Im married with 3 children. Im in PTA at their school and even drive a miinivan, and Believe it or not, i know every word to this sonh, and alot of other ones. This was our jam back in the 90s

[@rasyay]

@lalcheatham u a real 1 then🇯🇲

[@godovermoney1124]

If you were from northeast ohio or western pennsylvania this might be your theme song ❤

[@L_raneLLe]

💯💯💯💯

[@MW-sl9lv]

@theolivetreeking4061Facts 😅

[@brissywink]

Hell yeah girl! I'm mid 30's with kids and still bang Bone Thugs when I'm dropping the kids off at school haha!

[@mrtannguyen1122]

I am 46, I remember the day this premiered on MTV, this was so ahead of its time- it was mind blowing. Great times!!

[@Top_Loaded_JRGS77]

I remember that day vividly. This dropped so hard we wasn't ready for what was coming.

[@electromotive4]

No one no group will ever be on this level bone was so far ahead and still is ❤

[@TyroneMcBride-m5h]

💯 percent facts

[@GATHLETICS]

Facts, I wish they would’ve put more out when they were in their prime back then.

[@mopar_keys]

Agreed

[@maxwellsamuel3255]

@@GATHLETICSit just sucks because when Eazy Died the label screwed them over

[@TheIcemanthomas]

Nwa ring a bell?

[@ortega2424]

This dude is shocked and confused. Poor kid!

[@muniradam9163]

😂😂😂😂

[@077Mannyt]

He needs a hug!

[@domdadomdom_2733]

Put some auto-tune on it, he’ll be fine

[@jokalee]

@@domdadomdom_2733 And some mumble rap.

[@draleighd]

I understand everything they are saying, I hear it clearly.

[@PoetikRabbit2223]

This track came out when I was in 6th grade I’m 40 now I smoked my first blunt to Bone Thugs best group of all time.

[@andressandoval2783]

Word for word I have the same exact story. Trippy

[@andressandoval2783]

40 yes old grew up on bone from cali

[@annabanana2623]

Story of my life lol

[@wamu2991]

Same here.

[@scarce911]

How this dude not know that you can search (artist/song lyrics) and almost every lyric is available .

[@novofficial]

#Facts

[@JayO4174]

These kids expect EVERYTHING to be handed to them. Real research would take"work. "

[@donnyouttheway4091]

@@JayO4174not really, fam. And it’s sad cause technology is so accommodating now. lil bro could simply go to genius and search up lyrics to any and every song he wants. I’m a part of the generation that just got that kindve tech so we still had to just listen to songs a million times to learn the lyrics until they put them on google.

[@JayO4174]

The ignorance gives me a headache.

[@GNeeNee]

This new generation!…Wheeeeeww! Probably like how baby boomer parents were when the 90s music came along 😩

[@MrRikashae505]

Right....parents didn't educate. Much love. BONE THUGS !

[@mr.merica6048]

Lol that's how we feel about this new mumble rap filled with autotune

[@metallichuck8550]

I feel like this is what the mumble rappers are trying to do and they only succeed cuz standards just lower today lol.

[@jshizzle6866]

The reason I dug this group so much. Was they did what you were supposed to do with Hip Hop. That was be different and make Hip Hop yours and stand out in your own lane. And just advance the culture.

[@MW-sl9lv]

!!!!FACTS!!!!💯

[@1iamstone]

Wait!! Did he say music has advanced? 😂😂😂😂😂😂 I couldn’t watch anymore after that, I damn near spit out my coffee…

[@MichaelTurner-yj2sc]

Thank you. I was going to say the same thing but figured I would make sure someone else didn't say it already. How is de-evolving advancement?

[@MW-sl9lv]

@@MichaelTurner-yj2scFacts 😅

[@MW-sl9lv]

@@MichaelTurner-yj2scThings that make you say….Hmmmm 🧏🏽‍♂️🤷🏾‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️

[@michaellastname759]

Gen Z's say the damnedest things....That may be the craziest yet though

[@mrspeedforce3394]

Disrespecting Bone like that he bogus.

[@chevydoitzKiwiVerrer]

BTNH are legends here in New Zealand🇳🇿 🙌💯 forever greatful for their music & originality.

[@MW-sl9lv]

Real talk!! Facts 👍🏾💯💯

[@94FADE]

that was eazy e in the video. hes the one who brought bone thugs to mainstream

[@mygoogle1525]

Doubt this guy knows who easy-e was

[@KJones-gx5pc]

This song screams 1994 for me every time I hear it. I was in my freshman year of highschool and we danced to this on the pompom squad😊. I think if the early 90s had 1 song to represent it, this would be it😊❤

[@Cloudy_Days.]

Back in '94 when I was 16 growing up in East L.A. The 3 strikes law had barely been established in California. Mexican American hoods bumped this shit 👍🏻

[@zetroc817tx]

Not understandable? Compared to music now this definitely better then that mumble rap migos type shit.

[@donnyouttheway4091]

Bro I’m born in 95 so I was a baby when these niggas blew up. But my pops had me listenin to shit like this growin up. I’ll always take 90s music over today’s music. And I’m still young enough to have grew up with alot of rappers like future, migos, 21 savage etc. I’d rather listen to shit like this , no question.

[@anthonydw]

This song was an introduction song as to who they were. If you notice, The Hook says its the thuggish ruggish bone! Meaning this is who you are.listening to. Then each member tells you a little about themselves and what their group life in their city.

[@thoyo]

I remember being real small in the back of a soccer dad van hearing this song. 90s music was so cool, everything felt brand new, hard to explain it. Probably a lot like our parents/grandparents felt during the hippie days and Jimi Hendrix was innovating music.

[@jaycee6438]

So at this time in life.... I was about 15 or 16... when lyrics started talking about drugs and guns.... and then the society developed into what you hear on the radio/tv today.... only a few years before this song... Boyz in the Hood and Dr. Dre....

[@np4191]

They're saying this is not where you want to be.😅😅😅

[@larryketchum7683]

Facts, don't come around here. We understood it in the 90s lol

[@behumbleorgethumbled3586]

This was and is the SHIT🫵🏼💪🏼👊🏾

[@tiacalhoun3841]

Best hiphop group ever!!!!!!!!

[@shawnpiette5372]

After wu

[@tiacalhoun3841]

@@shawnpiette5372 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣

[@Mikebrown-bv2lz]

Big big facts

[@NegrondaGwimReapa]

They're not even Top 5 but they're the grooviest that's for sure! You got Wu Tang, Army of the Pharaohs, Jedi Mind Tricks, The Roots and Hit Squad (EPMD and Redman) there is the Duo of Gang Starr if you consider them a group they're easily top 3. Don't you dare put simple association rhymers non lyrical ahh mfs above these titans 😂 Bone Thugs are just good "Mood Music", No Joe Budden lol.

[@tiacalhoun3841]

@@NegrondaGwimReapa yeah, ur insane 🤣

[@windingroad9196]

This song was nothing more than a "Hi! We are.." and one of the observations you made was that you can't understand everything that they're saying. That simply boils down to speed and the words blending together. Some of it works better than other parts. When this song came out, people hadn't heard anything close to "speedy raps" quite yet. Cadence wasn't anyone's aim. When Bizzy says "Gotta give it on up to the glock glock-- Pop pop, you drop when the buck shots BLOWWWW" it wasn't just him throwing words in there. E.99 and St. Clair is known as a place where people carry doubled glocks. Every rhyme does make sense, even if you don't know all of the slang. These guys created some of the street slang. That's just one of the many things that make Bone Thug & Harmony great. They brought a fresh new style to the mainstream! Easy E was who put them on and shortly after... Easy was gone. I won't say they had no help, but Bone did 90% of everything when it came to putting their albums together. "Mo Thug" was the first sort of "No Limit" that we ever saw too! These guys were pioneers in many ways... And... a not so fun fact, Bizzy Bone was once a missing child. He was found and rescued by Matt Walsh's America's Most Wanted tv show. And millions of people are grateful for that! Fun Fact, though... the voice in the beginning... "we aren't against rap..." That was Cleveland mayor Michael White, the at the time, current mayor.

[@michaellastname759]

When they say The "Glock Glock" or the "Double glock" its a reference to the street that they lived on (East 1999) because they imagined the 99 in it as looking like two glocks.. . So "gotta give it on up the glock glock' is Bizzy giving up props to the 99 where he's from and yeah also with a double meaning that people on that street will rob you with real glocks too.

[@hellequinnz]

This was the anthem for street life in Cleveland Ohio and changed the way people perceived Midwest life in comparison to West or East coast life which were more prominently featured on tv and video. As for the lyrics, this is actually one of their easier songs to understand, a mix of upbeat rap and r&b flow known as the flip-flop-flow a trademarked style that many still try to emulate. I suggest watching a lyric video afterwards and training your ears to listen more articulately and enjoy the largest selling rap group to this day with more than 4,000 songs out and still releasing albums and solos annually.

[@TheIcemanthomas]

Them and twista really put on a lot for the Midwest during that time

[@The_Vanilla_Guerilla]

Real talk, crazy how the midwest is so similar. This song resonated hard with us Flintstones!

[@awatchmanoftrueisrael]

# O.G Speed here- E. 105th & Pasadena - Cleveland Ohio - John Hay High School 1963 -

[@MW-sl9lv]

Facts!!💯

[@MissNikiX]

4:33 they’re rapping the “lingo/slang” from that time period. I innerstand becuz I grew up listening to them and being in Cleveland so I get it…I guess it’s one of those things where “u just had to be there”. Plus Tasha killed it too!! 🔥

[@illmaticgemini]

You're right, Thuggish Ruggish Bone is/was pretty much a gritty intro into what the group grew up around. However, this is just a sneak peek into what the group grew INTO as musicians. I promise you won't regret sticking with the group and listening to their catalogue. Music with a message. IMO, still the greatest group to ever do it.

[@anonimus5996]

One thing you need to know about Gen Z is that they ruined hip hop and rap lol. Nothing like the original. Back then rappers rapped because they had something to say. Nowadays rappers rap because they have to say something.

[@JayO4174]

Facts. This my favorite group, but "Em'" has evolved/matured into being the absolute GOAT in this game. I wish he could get ALL the OGs to come out with Fire, all at the same time. If anyone hasn't heard of him, there's an independent rapper named Knoxhill...check the dude out and see how he STUDIES and breaks down bat's in songs, especially Eminem.

[@anonimus5996]

@@JayO4174 Yeah definitely. I think it died once TuPac and Biggie died. If Pac and Biggie were still around, 90% of these shitty rappers wouldn't even exist lol. Also mumble rap wouldn't ever be a thing....

[@Awoodward7899]

I consider m&m in this group maybe leader...I haven't heard M&M bar in almost 20 years probably....thank GOD

[@JayO4174]

If you STUDY "EMINEM," understand the English language from a grammatical perspective, and get the wordplay and use of metaphors... You'd understand why he is above everyone else. Oh, hope you understand Eminem and "Slim Shady" are not the same.

[@anonimus5996]

@@Awoodward7899 Yeah, Em's not the same Em when he started. Back then he was fighting the system, now he's joined it. He might be a clone, not sure.

[@godovermoney1124]

THE NORTH COAST. Cleveland Ohio boyyy

[@MW-sl9lv]

Facts!! 💯

[@tentonmosley1270]

You don't understand them but you understand Youngboy?

[@MW-sl9lv]

😂😂😂😂😂Smh

[@soberanisfam1323]

This reactor dude dks

[@barryschalkwijk9388]

Best rabbithole ever. true thug since i was 16 saw the dudes live in melkweg Amsterdam. Cop "No surrender" and "Down 4 my thang" and then skibobble over to the E1999 eternal album.

[@rcastro2680]

Gotta check out the lyrics..this is basically the intro of Bone to the world. Their first single from their first commercial album.Like...this is us..we are here...this is our hood..city, where we come from...what we about. Another hit from their 1st album is "No Surrender" need to check that one out. Its more raw and the beat goes even harder.

[@sfain333]

Exactly! It's the intro.

[@MW-sl9lv]

I’ll go one more… “Creepin on ah Come Up” as well!

[@BklynZu]

That was the quick tongue style Twista does it Early Jay-Z use that flow in the early '90s to mid '90s honestly the biggest lie this generation was told Rap was deep in the '90s majority of rap back in the day was mainly about flowing and dope beats w/ catchy hooks

[@jamescarriere3646]

Bone Thugs was the group that made me feel like when the music came on, I was there IN IT. The symphony had a ride and die, someone is going to get you if you’re caught slipping feel. And till this day, every time that music plays, there is a sadness to it…they were the only ones that could create that atmosphere on a consistent basis. Warren G and eazy E as well but not like them

[@derekhagen4697]

doesnt matter gen its listening.really listening

[@ImOutOfMtDew]

The captions are useless when you listen to Bone 😂

[@mike4526]

With Bone they use original terminology and their aliases. Bizzy is Ripster Krazy is Leatherface Lazy is No 1 Assassin Wish is Straight Jacket Flesh is the 5th Dog. If you wanna hear an under rated song check out No Mercy by Flesh w/ Big Pun and Fat Joe.

[@bigfoottrae1368]

All you got to do is.......listen youngsta

[@d.erueti5156]

Im 26, its crazy how much people have never heard this shit or anything from the 80s 90s, mind you ive got older brothers from that era!!!!

[@AmberLett-dp4bz]

Best group in the 90's!!!

[@michaellastname759]

Best group throughout all of eternity

[@marlonclark-ky6ub]

best group in all of History

[@shreem108]

Is bout them thuggin

[@vallox6430]

I Legitimately know all these Lyrics! If it sounds a bit confusing, Bone in their Early Days, used a bit of Patois! which is a way of Talking in Jamaica! Certain Music in Jamaica is known for their fast Lyric Style! Now Idk if it was from Family Roots or Inspiration!, but Bone took it with them to Create their own Style! Take this under consideration, with their Lyrics & Rhyme Scheme they are as Impeccable as they come! if you want to hear BTNH without their early Influences? literally every next of their Albums each Member becomes their Own! with still keeping their Original Flare 🔥FOREVER BONE!

[@quanahedwards2778]

With Bone, you have to listen multiple times. I was in 9th grade when this came out.

[@The_Vanilla_Guerilla]

I was in 10th!

[@quanahedwards2778]

@@The_Vanilla_Guerilla The best time for music

[@The_Vanilla_Guerilla]

@@quanahedwards2778 BIG facts! 93, 94, 95, 96 some of the best years for music!

[@quanahedwards2778]

@@The_Vanilla_Guerilla Facts! The younger generation doesn’t realize how much the 90’s inspired the music they listen to now. In damn near every genre.lol I love that there are so many songs that were universal and every teenager liked.

[@michaellastname759]

That's true,you can't listen to Bone once and fully comprehend the true greatness of what you're hearing...I've been listening almost every day since around 94 and I'm still in awe and can't believe how amazing their music is.

[@jlaisdaddy]

Glad I'm an 80's baby I got to witness the best era in hip hop .....BONE THUGS FOR LIFE!

[@PoetikRabbit2223]

This track was a this is who we are coming out party they are thuggish they are ruggish bone thugs n harmony. The track is like we are thugs we are going to fuck you up. Bizzy killed it lyrically, Krays cadence is off the chain lay had so much energy, and Wish pretty much every track is the I’m going to rob and fight someone.

[@KevyB.]

Oh to be a kid again and hearing Bone for the first time..been a fan of Bone since 94.

[@bigernmacrackin6176]

I know you didn't say music today is more advanced lol auto tune isn't advancing. Listen to Do or Die Po Pimp, if you haven't already

[@highprince444]

Bone My All time favorite 🖤🖤🖤🖤

[@-Only.Facts-]

Dude, turn CC off, dont worry about any visuals, and just listen to the song...you'll get it.

[@2ryan_X0]

Best rap group ever!

[@6Wise]

After WuTang and NWA

[@2ryan_X0]

@@6Wise wu tang a mob not group 🤣 wu definitely up there … give me bone by a landslide over NWA … they ain’t even last long enough lol bone most talented

[@IamKingReacts]

Bone thugs n harmony over nwa????

[@Creamy_moonx90]

90s be like the best

[@jr.a8301]

this dude looks lost and confused. lol BTNH is the GOAT. no one else compares. shatasha williams,(the girl singing the hook) was actually pulled off the streets.

[@MW-sl9lv]

My thing is… How is it you “Never” heard this song before?!?!? Granted this song / Creepin on ah Come Up album 💿 came out literally 30 yrs ago, went “Multi-Platinum” on 3 or more albums since, and you never heard Thuggish Ruggish Bone before?!? SMH😏😒. I’m 54yrs in this thang & was 25 when this came out! Was you a sheltered child coming up my brotha? 😅

[@MW-sl9lv]

My advice to you is… don’t give commentary about a very iconic & Legendary rap group such as Bone Thugs!

[@herbertamaya2215]

Bone thugs got they own style a combination of Rap and Harmonizing that's what makes these Brothaz so Unique

[@N3Y0279]

This poor boy doesn't know what real rap is, today we have autotune and no lyrics, a bunch of studio gangsta who don't know the reality of the streets ruining the rhythm of the ghetto with their ostentation and nonsense.

[@Frankiecisco3]

Some words are from the slang they used where they grew up.

[@SERGIO-ym5pc]

I remember I was 18 I'm 48 now, and went to the record store to buy a CD, and as I was walking through the aisles I saw Creeping on a come up, never heard of them and they had just put the cds on the shelf and I just got it because it said featuring Eazy-E and I was like WTF is this. I should all my homies and like a fews go buy and everybody is listening to BTNH.

[@pollo-SanAntonio210]

Bonethugsfam4life✊🏼

[@richiecollins7187]

It's about coming up in Cleveland on st Clair st. How it was. Like bizzy said.gotta give it on up to the Glock Glock pop pop betta drop drop when then the buck shot shot go's the bone in me never no ho so.

[@mr.merica6048]

Lol you really can't understand them 😂

[@jamiehalajian5100]

Holy hell it's literally heart breaking to know I am old enough that some adults NEVER HEARD THIS!

[@Qb3nsis]

Bone Thugs is like reading cursive to Gen Z.

[@sd012082]

I’m Gen Z Music has advanced a lot 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 dude you should try comedy your good at it!!!! Music died in 2005

[@jayeell1253]

People was trying to say megos and others group's style was new - Bone Thugs already did all the styles you hear now

[@cyber6sapien]

I know the exact place and time when I first saw this music video. Still gives me chills every time I think about it. I'm 45 years old now.

[@brandonhurt7980]

Nothing makes me happier than to see a gen z kid listen to real hip hop. If what you said the lyrics said is true, then the lyrics are wrong. Relax, don’t try so hard to understand everything & you’ll hear it. Trust me I’m 41 and didn’t know exactly what they were saying either at first, but 2 I or 3 listens and you’ll hear it plain as day. It’s like a lot of Eminems newer music, impossible to catch everything the first time around. But keep listening and you’ll soon realize it is straight up masterpiece;)- 🤘🏼

[@RyanJackson-vt5ki]

You heard this and then said music now is much more advanced?? Lol

[@pizzathehut.]

For the lov of money is a must by Bone

[@realitydrakesrealitydpoet3727]

The same complaint that you have about not understanding the words of BONE THUGS N HARMONY in this song, is the same complaint that I have when I hear these MAINSTREAM MILLENNIAL RAPPERS nowadays doing their MUMBLE RAP. Yes we had some TONGUE-TWISTING rappers back in the early 90s that were difficult to understand back then; but overall, the MAINSTREAM RAPPERS that came out in the 80s and 90s had WAY BETTER LYRICS than the MAINSTREAM RAPPERS that came out AFTER the year 2000 and beyond. Because even when you CAN make out what these MAINSTREAM MILLENNIAL RAPPERS are rapping about nowadays, most them STILL are not saying much of ANYTHING of society value nor SUBSTANCE. Most of these MAINSTREAM MILLENNIAL RAPPERS sound IGNORANT and ILLITERATE on the MIC. For the MOST PART, the MAINSTREAM RAPPERS that came out in the 80s and 90s were WAY MORE LYRICAL, were WAY MORE ORIGINAL, and had WAY MORE SUBSTANCE in their LYRICS than most of these MAINSTREAM MILLENNIAL RAPPERS of TODAY. The ONLY MAINSTREAM MILLENNIAL RAPPERS that I hear nowadays that are LYRICAL with SUBSTANCE are J COLE and KENDRICK LAMAR. Most of the OTHER MAINSTREAM MILLENNIAL RAPPERS that I hear nowadays have TRASH GARBAGE LYRICS with NO SUBSTANCE. Because RHYME FOR RHYME, most of TODAY'S RAPPERS can not hang with most of the 80s and 90s RAPPERS . I know this for a FACT, because I grew up on 80s and 90s HIP HOP. And I witnessed the LYRICAL DECLINE after the NEW MILLENNIUM. Especially in the 2010s.

[@MW-sl9lv]

Facts!!!!Facts!!!!💯💯

[@lea-leamixon6096]

I'm from Cleveland. Please react to their songs with Biggie & 2pac Notorious Thugs (that's with Biggie) Thug Luv (that's with 2pac)

[@MW-sl9lv]

Two of the most “Iconic” collabo’s Ever!!

[@ritas3696]

I was in my early 20's when this came out. Still loving it to this day!

[@TheJoesmokemia]

I mean you understand migos and mumble rap😂😂😂

[@mkvision]

I would suggest pulling up the lyrics or react to a lyric video. It is not easy to catch the lyrics if one doesn't understand how they're chopping up syllables. Once the lyrics are present, most realize that it was their ears that couldn't keep up because they're saying everything you'd read.

[@MW-sl9lv]

Facts!! Real Talk 💯

[@BeeHave595]

One of my favorite groups in ever You need to listen to bone thugs with biggie smalls. This was what I listened to in high-school. You need to listen to hail marry from Tupac. You need to listen the all his greatest hits. ❤️ 😍 ❤❤❤

[@SCUZZI87]

No surrender is a good one too…I always feel like you should do the lyric videos

[@stevieaiono-rd9pq]

I’m 46 been a Bone fan since they 1st released this jam here on NZ radio stations. And I still jam them to this day along with a mad mixed as play list

[@nessgabe1050]

Get the lyric video 😅

[@WhatNotjohnnyboyzcomics]

Artist- Afura. Song-Wirlwind thru cities Let’s Go 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@halfman.halfamazing3113]

As a Indian I used to listen to this 6 years before you, what a shame

[@N3Y0279]

HERE IN BRAZIL IT'S NO DIFFERENT, THEY ARE RUINING RAP, JUST CRYING AND AUTOTUNE BECAME A JOKE, THIS NEW GENERATION OF RAP OR TRAP, WHATEVER THE NAME IS.

[@TreyM1609]

MO THUG!!!

[@SuperBubba360]

How do you not understand this? Just kidding, maybe look for a lyric video. For me it s just a feeling, a vibe they put out. But I feel everything that they say, the rhythm, the melody. Shits dope as fuck. I bought the tape cassette when it came out. And it had the lyrics on it. I would listen and read the lyrics over and over and over.

[@MW-sl9lv]

Aww Mann!! I vibed the same way with it, yeah me too… my cousin had that casette tape playing in her car. We riding out wearing this tape out over & over 😅. Ever since been forever a Bone Thugs n Harmony Die Hard!!!!💯

[@Levi_Amongst_the_Watchers]

Hey man, try these two songs out. I think you might like them a little more. The first one is called 'East 1999' and here's a link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oHPPd2ClmsqkmM0si=r4SYQrFCZ0lY3Dwv The other one is called 'Body Rott' and here's a link for that one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aX_JcmOVgJalb6ssi=69afOYrFfRSax_So

[@bogd5193]

You will never relate if ur not from that error

[@razzo086]

When you grow up listening to rap in the 90’s it’s easy to understand every lyric, bone thugs were always in my top 3. It’s understandable why it would be difficult from your generation to understand quick paced lyrics and different rap styles and cadences since rappers rap more slow now and all rappers sound alike. People are used to Em’s style and more people of your generation know Busta than bone thugs. Hell even people your age even know Wu-tang, Bone Thugs are underrated. The 90’s and early 2000’s were by far the best time for rap

[@AgGalaxy7]

The Slang was Different back then, so you may not get it at first.,but Just pull up some lyrics, and read along.😂 Love thos song. Grew up with this classic style.

[@brissywink]

Bro it's DOPE to see todays young generation discovering Bong Thugs! They are the dopest bro I was listenin to em back when I was a young teen. Keep doin' your thing bro and maybe one day check out some Australian rappers! Kerser, Wombat, PosseShot are good ones to check!

[@babyboygio7841]

You know he a true Mumble rap fan lol

[@Awoodward7899]

46 "white" still down Bone4Life!MO 7th FBG.....It's The Life!☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️

[@Walter_Sobchak_43]

"What are they saying?" Funny coming from the Soundcloud Rapper generation.

[@justinchambers1626]

Krayzie killed this track! But man Layzie bone will always be my favorite and give tasha her flowers! She carried thuggish ruggiah bone!

[@jelayemoore2669]

😆 music has advanced? It’s taken a deep dive…. It was just about introducing Bone to the world. They had a completely different style that was never heard before.

[@stevengarza8777]

Check out Krayzie Bone chasing nightmares.

[@josephknudsen6847]

Maybe you should look up the lyrics while you are hearing the song, it would make more sense!

[@nunyabuisness9889]

Gotta give it on up to the Glock-Glock Pop-pop, better drop when them buckshot blow The bone in me never no ho, so no creepin' up outta the Ziplock So sin, sip gin And Lil' Mo Hart run up, nut up and flipped in Than slipped in the clip in, mistakin' the bloody victims Ever to test nuts, to the chest and put 'em to rest And, but I won't test bucks, put a hole up into me vest And gotta get through my soul But they won't budge, mud, drug me victim The blood in me runnin' my mental The thug in me stuck in me, keepin' it simple The Thug in me runnin' with thugs so To the temple, buck when you duck To the thuggish ruggish T's St. Claire P's to appeal to the G's And a buck to all my enemies

[@robertriojas2639]

Goats ✊🏽💪🏽

[@cyber6sapien]

The rap in their own hood dialect, which is why it's difficult to understand. It's one of those things where even if you don't understand the words (which most people don't) you can understand the context of the song.

[@richardp.228]

AI technology hasn't advanced enough to keep up with bone young blood.

[@FaithKollner]

Dam i grew up hearing bone thugs all there songs they are dope

[@inttrovertedmonk851]

Music has advanced?, the stuff being made to day is just them rapping adlibs and singing poorly. Just about every Rap group that came out in the 90's have legend status, the majority of new rappers have already fell off and no one will ever remember their names or the "songs" they wrote. KRS-1 is still rapping and would body any of your mainstream artists!

[@strangenate27]

Music devolved not evolved not more advanced today