FIRST TIME HEARING- Shaquille O'Neal - Still Can't Stop The Reign feat. Notorious B.I.G. REACTION

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[@Taj_Rahine]

Shaq said he still has an alternate (dirtier) version of Big's verse from this song, Big cleaned it up and re-recorded the verse but Shaq still has the original.

[@armstrongdarius1]

I’d love to hear it … but biggie is one of the rare artists where the cleaner versions are just as good or better !!! See b sides song with the da brat

[@Chitown2378]

Shaq ft. Rza & Method Man NO HOOKS 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Mercury6_]

A legit banger

[@shaunhooker85]

Yeah this the one for Shaq

[@buckbuck3949]

My name ain’t Shaq no more call me Superman emblem.... 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@armstrongdarius1]

Glad to hear younger dudes appreciating my era of hip hop

[@uvcsdx6112]

Definitely my era too

[@rlswims]

Biggie's 2nd verse is a classic til this day. "I rely on Bed-Stuy to shut it down if I die" 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@pfeiffdog0811]

Shaqs first album was a hip hop masterpiece.

[@kevlar1482]

And your comment took first prize at the Hyperbole State Fair.

[@amirrizer5069]

@@kevlar1482 😂

[@Tkjawa]

“killas be serial, copperfield material” unbelievable

[@deucesdad11]

Biggie didn't even cuss. Classic

[@Philasophical_Truth.Wisdom]

The REASON why this went Platinum, is because Shaq took this SERIOUSLY, by getting GOOD/REAL producers to create GOOD/GREAT tracks to rhyme on. And the thing about a rap audience, we’ll GENERALLY give anybody a chance, as LONG as it’s good. Then it’ll be YOUR job to keep us there with your FUTURE music.

[@jsain360]

Exactly, you couldn't get on the mic and spit bullshit and go platinum in that era

[@djaftermath4313]

You can thank the British group Loose Ends for the beat and hook. They sampled it from the 1980s

[@michaelhillary6810]

One of the best groups I've listened to as a youth. Hit after hit, after hit.

[@jaydubbxperiod]

What's Up Doc - Shaq f. Fu-Schnickens

[@dojotelevision7076]

yeah Fu-Schnickens. Breakdown

[@tyqwanmills03]

Shaq No Hook feat RZA and Method Man

[@marcelo_vrda4589]

80's and the 90's is just the peak of human race, gold era

[@jeanpayano1506]

Biggie also did a verse in a Michael Jackson record called "This Time Around" you should check that one out

[@rashardstallworth9240]

So true, and Shaq did a song with Michael Jackson as well that you should check out

[@danb4900]

His verse on that track is underwhelming

[@lightskindisgrace]

Shaq dropped a song called Outstanding in 93’ and with no exaggeration it is probably one of the best rap songs out of that year. It’s a classic in my eyes

[@biglex42]

Facts, I was in 5 or 4th grade and used to go crazy when it came on Rap City. Shaq had BANGERS and classic tracks.

[@jsmith3692]

Yep I have it in my playlist as of today

[@edieselentertainment]

Some of Big’s best verses. Dude was so thorough and articulate, Pure penmanship!

[@CLBarr]

So glad to see the younger generations find owt how good Shaw was at rapping!!

[@Inteldzyn]

That was one of BIG's best bars.

[@jamurda0918]

That last verse was his greatest. Period. That " Crack Baggin sicka Bragging how my Mink be dragging" 🤯🤯

[@rlswims]

@@jamurda0918 that line was 🔥🔥🔥

[@Lord_Bibulous]

@@jamurda0918 This track and his feature on Tracy Lee "Keep Your Hands High" was just a peak at where Big's flow was evolving to. 1997 would've been his year.

[@cuttyhendrixx7346]

My garage call it ceelo 4, 5 and 6s

[@nyckcush8603]

@@Lord_Bibulous that verse is literally the perfect teaser for where he was going. The way he ended it let’s you know that flow on a full song is his greatness if we’re not robbed of him. Man.

[@516Mel]

Early to mid 90’s shaq was everywhere, movies (blue chips, Shazam), video games (shaq fu), and even dropped an album that’s pretty descent and worth a listen.

[@lightskindisgrace]

As someone whose listened to dozens of Shaq songs (unashamed), this is by far the best song he ever put out.

[@pfeiffdog0811]

I get it. I think for me though No Hooks or What’s up Doc are better.

[@abdulbyron5105]

Shaq was definitely in a league of his own when he dropped this album. Ball players we didn't take serious musically but Shaq was dope. B.I.G. always drop some of the illest lines every time he was featured on a song you just couldn't wait to hear what he was gonna say

[@sleepydean781]

Big flow was effortlessly on any track

[@smittybenzo4693]

I been waiting on this one. Shaq got barz. He come from the era

[@cibida1]

Spray ya Days Inn, any Telly you in. Big was just different.

[@michellez1414]

Shaq has always been amazing - he just does whatever he feels and falls fully into it. His fingers have been in everything. And he does all of it without beefing or bringing others down. He deserves his limitless success 👏

[@ArtisanWindchimes]

Shaq is on a song that was just released yesterday by DJ Kay Slay called 110 Deep with other rappers on the song such as Ghostface, Havoc, Styles, Raekwon, AZ, Jim Jones, Conway and like 100 more rappers all on the same song.

[@sleepydean781]

I just scrolled passed the video but I saved it for later

[@DerekRobinsonTech]

Shaq definitely had bars, the sample for this song is a sample from "Loose Ends - You Can't Stop The Rain" it was a pretty good crate grab at the time cause Loose Ends was a hood favorite! Check out the original here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqi9l516htmCqNE

[@jasperpowelliii2409]

Wow this is a classic. Shaq was a beast on the mic back then.

[@bnceo]

So glad one of my suggestions made it. Another random Biggie song that's good is "Da B Side" with Da Brat.

[@ericdennis3899]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 This Was The Sh**** (1994) That Hook & Sample Comes From You Can't Stop The Rain By The R&B Group Loose Ends

[@2KILLAVILLE]

1996

[@charlesthomas257]

Shaq- I know I got skillz

[@Marcos_1983]

Fun fact in a interview Shaq said that he made the Verses on 2 weeks, biggie did in 5minutes... Lmao such a genius Big was.

[@I_be_e]

Biggie the GOAT… period!

[@dajhedi]

This was my joint back in the day. Shaq did joints with Rza, if I remember correctly Rakim and Fu Schnikens and Ali shaheed Muhammad ( tribe called quest).

[@desertdetroiter428]

Both of Shaq’s albums went platinum!

[@sidneyatkins6678]

Factz

[@nerdbamarich2063]

One of my favorite shaq joints. Him and biggie were incredible on this.

[@corimay8484]

Time for some Fu-Schnickens!!!

[@666blackcarbon9]

Yaaaaaassssss💯💯💯

[@robnice3242]

Shaq and the fu schnickens - Whats up Doc

[@lonnielongino798]

He started out rapping with Fu-Schnickens. They are an abstract kind of comedy hip hop group

[@rustysmittyful]

"What's Up Doc?" Such a banger!

[@lance2009]

This statement is completely false.

[@lonnielongino798]

@@lance2009 what part is false? Shaq was on several of Fu-Schnickens earlier songs.

[@lance2009]

@@lonnielongino798 the false part of that statement is the whole abstract comedy part.

[@lonnielongino798]

@@lance2009 I mean they had some serious songs but also has comedy jams too. The first album has a lot of skits in between songs. And as far as abstract, they fell kind of into the Leaders of the New School type of hip hop which at that time was not mainstream.

[@imready78]

Fam…I’ve been watching you for a while now and a bunch of people doing these reaction videos and you are like the first out of the real popular guys doing this to do a reaction to this song. You have to do all of the Biggie songs he did before he died. This was one. The other two are Victory and Keep Ya Hands High with Tracey Lee. You do those two, you would have separated yourself from the rest. Real talk.

[@truthman6550]

His last verse on keep ya hands high is one of my favorite Biggi verses. I wished he lived a few more years. He was getting better

[@thelifeandtimesof]

That track with Tracey Lee is and will always be a banger.

[@DeathTheKidFTW998]

Ridiculously slept on track, Good shit

[@koreysylver9276]

Shaq definitely held his own. But this shows how much better Big continued to get before he was killed. If I’m not mistaken, this was Biggie’s last song made. RIP to the GOAT of hip hop and salute to one of the NBA’s GOATS

[@ArtisanWindchimes]

I thought the last song he made was Victory with Puffy and Busta

[@koreysylver9276]

@@ArtisanWindchimes yeah, I think that might have been it too. Also lyrical murder!

[@nerdbamarich2063]

Victory was the last song he recorded but yea man it's sad because he was getting better and i could only imagine we he had i store down the line.

[@MrMessyb]

Yep truly sad. Only babe to listen to his last verses before he died like this song, Victory and “CREAM” freestyle with the LOX, he was getting better and better. Dam shame. RIP Biggie 👑

[@uvcsdx6112]

You got to get with the program. This jam came out decades ago. 80s and 90s rap songs are 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥

[@RocketJr.]

You should check out: Shaquille O'Neal - What's Up Doc? (Can We Rock) ft. Fu-Schnickens :D it think it's soo fun and great track!

[@ms.opinionated4422]

I really enjoy watching the next generation appreciate the music I grew up listening to. Much love from North Carolina ❤️.

[@ShaKKDiseL]

Shaq needs to drop that dirty version. He told the story how this came about on Big U's Check in.

[@BBB17470]

Big second verse is just something else, that’s why for me he’s the goat

[@Marcos_1983]

Don't quote me on that but i *Think* the hook is from Loose ends - you can't stop the RAIN.

[@PrinceFiles]

It is

[@BigGfromgrouphome]

Just another immaculate verse from. The GOAT. BIG RIP

[@hustlemarsalis6063]

You just earned a following from me fam. This was when hip hop was rap

[@bennyce5430]

Shaq- I know I have Skills 👊👊💥 His First Single and The song that Established him as a Legitimate Rapper with Bars

[@branruss1942]

He's on "100 Deep", by K-Slay. Along with Roy Jones Jr, and Metta World Peace...You should react to some KOBE!!! Lmao

[@Philasophical_Truth.Wisdom]

Yo, I REWOUND this (just to hear Biggie verses again😝) SOOOOOOO many times man!!!😅🤣🤣🤣

[@eastcoastmello5327]

I see you pimpin 🔥🦾💯 Keep going Gotta do You’ll see BIG feat. The Lox 🔥🔥🔥

[@reginaldlj]

Big has a song w/Tracey Lee called "Keep Your Hands High" Tracey is a slept on artist w/incredible lyrics & flow, but of course Notorious B.I.G. murdered the track.

[@ChillHous1979]

Shaquille O'Neal has three platinum albums.

[@torreypovich8023]

Listening now I can tell BIG wrote Shaq’s verse

[@digg773]

Yea BIG wrote the whole song. It’s like BIG gave Shaq a notebook and said “Say this and this and say it like this……..

[@richietorresmma]

Ya need to stop saying this man. Big didn’t write shaqs verse. He dropped his verse before Big. Big didn’t even hear the beat yet and flew out to shaqs crib to record his verse.

[@torreypovich8023]

@@richietorresmma sure… if u let them tell it. Shaq sounded exactly like BIG… in the same way most female mcs rap just like the the male artist that’s on the same song

[@Leathal]

Still not seeing a reason to doubt Shaq wrote his own lyrics on this song. Didn’t switch up his flow and generally stuck to standard bar structure with two syllable multis. Meanwhile Biggies second verse breaks the standard bar structure almost as much as Hypnotize

[@sisterfactsnotfiction6433]

No sir,Shaq wrote her his own shit

[@DjSpeccs]

They sampled that Loose Ends🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@sisterfactsnotfiction6433]

Shaq actually got skillz

[@marcuskarriem6188]

Maaaaan throwback I was in the second grade when this came out. Shaq can say he has a Hip Hop Classic‼️

[@murph9159]

Good times back then in the winter of 96" when this came out,mane. 😊

[@ka9202]

Shaq has a couple platinum albums.

[@bigh82]

No hooks is 🔥🔥🔥

[@reminaj_bynature6751]

The times fly by gen z miss you b.i.g

[@666blackcarbon9]

Cassidy, DJ Kay Slay, Fat Joe, Jim Jones, Sheek Louch, and Shaq “In The Ghetto”🔥🔥🔥

[@mannyguzman8626]

Facts

[@Reneica1]

B.I.G 👑🐐🎤

[@1973tinytim]

Oh man now this takes me back Such a classic track shame the music isn't like this no more Good to see your enjoying the old tracks

[@HtxRam]

Shaq did another version of this song with Houston legend Z-Ro. That one is 🔥 too, you should react to it. Z-Ro ft Shaq - Stop the rain

[@23abyrd]

Shaq ft RZA & Method Man- No Hook! Dope ass collab! its hard as fuck!

[@eskimokidmusic]

Big legendary

[@IAM1OUTOF60]

Check out "I know I got skillz" by Shaq, Young Sir

[@kev_559]

Song goes, big was ahead of his time. Shaq held his own

[@thacutoff6226]

This song on biggie smalls greatest hits, all that needs to be said

[@williamwalsh3983]

Biggie wrote Shaq's verses. In the original song Biggie dropped rhymes with curses and material too edgy and Shaq loved it but had him change it to be more suitable for Shaq's family oriented fans.

[@tDames]

This was my shit as a kid. I was in elementary when this came out

[@primeaux1446]

(You)can’t stop the REIGN

[@livingtribunal2275]

This is BIG best verse

[@rafaelesparza5476]

No Love Lost with Jay-Z and Lord Tariq goes hard too! Shaq really did hold his own on all his collabs, he wasn’t out rhyming any of them but you don’t skip past his verses either.

[@anthonylinthicome7062]

I used to tell people back when it was out they needed to listen to the track, but they blew me off! Good to hear someone else has good ears and recognizes this cold-blooded cut! 🙏🏽👊🏽🌞😎

[@JM-fj2ny]

Big second verse 😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨

[@user-ug3js6ev4l]

Shaq first song, I got skills

[@Maddogs27]

Shaq ft Peter Gunz TWISM for life, it was fire back in 97.

[@darrellharvey3783]

This was 🔥🔥🔥

[@rappercdogg]

Michael Jackson has a song name 2 Bad featuring Shaquille O’Neill

[@darnelljones9849]

I don't know if you knew this but Shaq had a Video game called Shaq Fu.

[@BEAZYWOMACK]

Salute ahmad you really be taking notes from ya followers peace king

[@hustlemarsalis6063]

Check out the song Keep your hands high with Tracy Lee. You wont go wrong

[@718MUSCLE]

SHAQ FROM NEW JERSEY.... DA HOOD LUV SHAQ! SHAQ IS NICER THAN THESE RAPPERS THESE DAYS! #FACTS

[@darnelljones9849]

DJ Kay Slay did a remake to this Song. With Shaq in the Video

[@sgdageneral2202]

Bigs second verse is untouchable

[@2KILLAVILLE]

"My dreams is vivid, work hard to live it, any place I visit I got land there, how can players stand there & say I sound like them, hello" was a subliminal jab @ 2pac

[@courtneymoore5887]

Gotta listen to “Straight Playin” by Shaq from the same album

[@kwentonbaptiste7237]

Biggie was floating on this shit fr

[@bc3nt]

Shaq had that nba money for the features and nice production hahaha

[@solitair79]

Gotta do Shaq no hooks with RZA and Method Man. They did the video for it too.

[@citizinslife]

Peter Gunnz wrote Shaqs lyrics

[@Philasophical_Truth.Wisdom]

I HOPE y’all HEAR JayZ as you hear/listen to these Biggie verses, to SHOW y’all younger & newer people, that JayZ style is broken down into 3 people if you listen closely: Biggie, Big Daddy Kane & of course Himself. Now I hope, when you all listen to JayZ, you HEAR how, even though that was his friend, JayZ BASICALLY “borrowed” Biggie’s STYLE from him after he died/was killed. ALSO, NO ONE had EVER said before that they always go into the booth with NOTHING written down, until Biggie Smalls said that HE did it, but after Biggie died, all of a sudden, JayZ claimed that he does it also & then EVENTUALLY some time after that, Lil Wayne started to say that he does it as well. But I just want you younger & NEWER folks to know the TRUTH on who was the first & where it originated: Biggie Smalls/Notorious B.I.G.

[@JesusSteven__]

I know I'm late but I don't think anyone listen to jay z now

[@regice5650]

Listen Big went on feature demolition tour for like a year and a half. No internet back then. If you wasn’t in NYC you missed out Big took over the Rap game at that time. It’s like 30 songs and mix tapes that’s out here if you wasn’t NYC your bad

[@smittybenzo4693]

Bigg used that last verse on Michael Jackson's 2001 album titled "Invincible"on a song called "Unbreakable". Biggie did another verse on MJ,s "This Time Around".

[@LarryBonson]

Big died in 97 so how can use the verse in 2001?

[@ArtisanWindchimes]

@@LarryBonson exactly 😂

[@MrMessyb]

@@LarryBonson Michael Jackson bought the 2nd verse in this song and used the same verse on his song “Unbreakable”.

[@LarryBonson]

@@MrMessyb I'm talking about Big not not Mike.

[@MrMessyb]

@@LarryBonson so am I. Michael Jackson bought the right to use Biggie’s second verse on his song “Unbreakable”’ in 2001. Go listen to the song. Obviously Bigige didn’t spit it live as he had passed away. MJ sampled the verse from this song.

[@mannyguzman8626]

You gotta do the biggie and tracey Lee collab KEEP YOUR HANDS HIGH

[@jonhall5783]

I think Shaq held his own because Big wrote some if not both of his verses 😂 Especially that first verse lol

[@gweedluch4025]

Outstanding