First Time Hearing Eric B. & Rakim - Juice (Know The Ledge) (REACTION)

[@alliee777]

If you don’t have post notifications on for Stax then wyd ?!?!?!?

[@henrysedillo5834]

💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥 ......

[@rockzilla-666-]

Again an example how good old school rap music sounds.

[@fryloc0034]

The GOD M.C. FOREVER. amazing show I saw with him and Eric-B, back in 1993, lyrical genius and pioneered the round the corner rhyme scheme and flow....TOP 3 in my opinion.

[@CrowdPleeza]

When he mentioned the "Boogie Down" with those NYC boroughs I think he was just referring to the Bronx and not Boogie Down Productions/BDP the rap group. The Boogie Down is just a nickname for the Bronx. You will sometimes hear people refer to the Bronx as "the boogie down Bronx".

[@StaxReacts]

Gotcha

[@MST8169]

Rakim one of them ones that set the pathway. One of the goats 🐐

[@StaxReacts]

Yeaaaa🔥🔥🤘🏽🤘🏽

[@fidel2xl]

'Know the Ledge' is also a play-on-words of the word 'Knowledge'. Btw, the song was for the soundtrack of the 1992 movie 'Juice' with one of the young actors being Tupac. The irony of Tupac acting in that 1992 movie, was that he hadn't yet really blown up as a rapper as of yet. It wasn't until about a year later in 1993 that Tupac's solo Hip Hop career began to take off.

[@tstumpf75]

This whole soundtrack is nothin but BANGERS!! 🔥🔥 Know the Ledge = knowledge BIG DADDY KANE - Nuff respect due from this soundtrack is 🔥🔥

[@StaxReacts]

Betttt

[@subymanvince]

My favorite Eric B and Rakim song! You need to check out their song No Omega! Straight lyricism!!!

[@StaxReacts]

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[@IceManLikeGervin]

In The Ghetto, walks into the conversation...

[@RealDukeOfEdinburgh]

If you like that Paid in Full bass line check out where it comes from... Dennis Edwards - Don't Look Any Further

[@StaxReacts]

Bettt

[@JerseyArtProductions]

DOPE reaction brotha!! Rakim played the drums on this beat...Always loved how this song title broke up the word "knowledge"...know the ledge...so dope! But anyway, brotha salute to u and another dope video!

[@StaxReacts]

Thank you so much

[@jadakid6942]

Monster of a song and another complete masterclass in emceeing by the GOAT. Great reaction. The line “Go Uptown in The Bronx to Boogie Down” is a reference to the Bronx NY in general. It’s called the Boogie Down Bronx as a nod to its status as the birthplace of hip hop. Boogie Down Productions took its name from that.

[@StaxReacts]

🙏🙏🙏

[@champagneproductionruppert6320]

KRS One - Outta Here 🔥🔥🔥

[@grendelz]

Rakim is the undisputed lyrical king. You can listen to his songs dozens of times and still hear new stuff. His word play and intricate rhyme scheme is unmatched.

[@DJ_Katone]

My ish!💯🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥✌🏾

[@StaxReacts]

Sholll issss

[@flboy85]

Yo on this same album (Juice Soundtrack) Big Daddy Kane had a song "Nuff Respect". He and Ra both tried to drop the hardest song on the album. It wasn't a battle but a little friendly competition. Plus I haven't seen ANYONE react to it. Definitely worth a listen to!

[@StaxReacts]

🤘🏽🤘🏽🔥🔥🙏🙏

[@AndrooD2]

Eric B and Rakim is a duo I don't remember listening to when I was younger. I was watching "The Boys" and MM was wearing an Eric B and Rakim shirt. I checked them out and I don't know why I didn't listen to them in the 90s, I'm hooked.

[@StaxReacts]

So fireee

[@12_inch_spinnerz]

One of my favorite records from Eric B and Rakim

[@MedicineMan510]

Aye Stax you gotta check out In the Ghetto by Eric B & Rakim- slept on masterpiece 🧐

[@StaxReacts]

Gotchaaaa

[@henrysedillo5834]

Rakim da God ✍️🎤🔥🔥🔥🔥 salute to Eric B!!!💯💯💯 great reaction episode 🎧😎🔥🔥🔥🔥💯👊 ..............

[@StaxReacts]

🤘🏽🔥🙏

[@Plag-m7s]

A masterpiece!!!

[@StaxReacts]

SURE IS!

[@MentuSun]

he didn't mention boogie Down Productions he mentioned the Boogie Down Bronx, thats the nick name for the bronx "the Boogie Down", he was shouting out all the boroughs

[@governorboltz]

Also, Rakim da 🐐. Unquestioned.

[@StaxReacts]

🤘🏽🤘🏽🔥🔥

[@smokezilla13.]

Thee godEmcee!!!!!!

[@edwinparrilla6860]

Check out "Eric B. Is President & Move The Crowd"...

[@StaxReacts]

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[@DrnkTheWildAir]

Now this is one ☝️ of my favorites! ❤

[@StaxReacts]

🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽

[@smittybenzo4693]

"Hopin' that I know -the -ledge". know-ledge? That's knowledge. Rakim was so far ahead of his time. 🔥

[@joey_jersey671]

Yo Staxxx...Rakim is your favorite rappers favorite rapper...top 3 all time on everyone's list...peep out the movie "Juice" this is off the soundtrack...peace from Jersey City N.J.

[@alliee777]

Nice shirt 😍😍

[@StaxReacts]

I love it

[@consuelaluna1414]

💚💚💚💚💚

[@StaxReacts]

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[@jamesdavisjr6937]

Been requested this one a minute ago

[@StaxReacts]

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[@RealDukeOfEdinburgh]

You should check out the movie this came from.. Juice, starring Tupac.

[@StaxReacts]

Gotcha

[@Statickification]

@@StaxReacts Tupac's character starts wyldin'. Like straight gun crazy psycho.

[@flboy85]

A lot of people say Pac never stopped acting the role of Bishop. He was a different person after that role!

[@SimonMakin-lf2jg]

CRASH! Yeah crowdpleeza is right, the Boogie Down is a nickname for the South Bronx. ❤🇬🇧

[@NDeemer77]

Yo keep doing your thing man. Got some fire on the channel. Some to consider, if you haven't already ✌️ / Eightball & MJG - Funk Mission / Big Mike - Havin Thangs / Mac Mall - Get Right (uncut, not the video) / Nine - Whatcha Want / Blahzay Blahzay - Danger / Outkast - Wheelz of Steel / BO$$ - Process of Elimination (uncut, not the video) / Three 6 Mafia - Late Night Tip (uncut, not the video) / Spice 1 - Strap on the Side (uncut, not the video) / E-40 - Dusted n' Disgusted (uncut, not the video) .. ok that's enough for now 😂

[@StaxReacts]

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[@IceManLikeGervin]

A certified classic song from a classic movie soundtrack: Juice starring Tupac, - word up!

[@marshalljankins4526]

The Bronx is referred to as "The boogie down" . Because Hip Hop was born there. Check out Man Parish "Boogie down Bronx"..

[@tytaylor1461]

Check out i don't give a f by Boss

[@ddoucette]

Close… “Boogie Down” was short for “Boogie Down Bronx” which is where “Boogie Down Productions” was from… the Bronx. One of the 5 boroughs of NYC. This is a track made for a movie and is told from the main character’s perspective.

[@StaxReacts]

Ahhhh

[@brendanmoul5913]

He never said anything about KRS in this song. He said "Boogie Down" meaning Boogie Down Bronx. That's where BDP got their name from.

[@RinnetenseiQ]

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[@LIMVOSsociety]

Stax! Bro, you can react to 50 50 Luv by Dresta & BG Knoccout..... it is a dope track!

[@StaxReacts]

I'll check it out

[@primevil110872]

Know the ledge in this song means KNOWLEDGE. Its a term used by the Nation of Islams 'Five Percent' sect, The Nation of Gods, (righteous Black man, father of all civilization) and Earths,( righteous Black woman, Mother of all civilization) Their teachings are broken down into what they call LESSONS or DEGREES. Rakim is considered as the #1 GOD in rap. FULL STOP. The first set of lessons you get are the SUPREME ALPHABET and the 1 to 10 numerology breakdown. The first number , being 1, is KNOWLEDGE. and actually teaches about knowing the ledge.

[@StaxReacts]

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[@governorboltz]

If you've never watched the movie Juice, I'd recommend checking out. RIP Tupac.

[@StaxReacts]

🙏🙏

[@MrUtenn27]

Can you do Tupac Lost Souls and Soon As I Get Home, Never Had A Friend Like Me

[@StaxReacts]

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