FIRST TIME HEARING The Notorious B.I.G. - Juicy (REACTION!)

[@michaelcarnell380]

He doesn't just make 'party music' lol check out: Gimme the Loot, Ready to Die, Everyday Struggle, Suicidal Thoughts, Kick in the Door

[@craigr5312]

Far from just party music

[@jshizzle6866]

Ten Crack Commandments is no party track either.😂😂😂

[@reeceollivierre9990]

Bangers

[@VTAEBEATS]

Things have changed

[@D.J.Ghost.]

Im envious like a mfer b...hearin Big for the first time in '94 I was fresh outta high school and it was life changing for me..straight up

[@healthybuttrflyRN]

No phones/twitter/Instagram/Facebook/tiktok.....we were free!

[@nathankahl7878]

I still have rule at my house no internet allowed (I'm on here becouse of phone) never had it never will

[@shawnarens9236]

Gen z watches people living in the moment and is confused asking what is this?😂😂

[@IamKingReacts]

😂😂

[@TROUBLESOME.87]

Hahahahaha

[@FYSITL]

I am a Gen Z, but raised in the 90’s house of hip hop, thanks to my dad. I’m wanting to become a producer, so I’ve been listening to the greats like Rakim or LL Cool J and many more

[@captainamerica1732]

Naw dude, you misunderstood that homie. We back then played for competition to walk around with the pride of beating someone else in a natiural, man to man environment. When a man has overcome another man, it was a sign of respect from both men. They used teams of the best individulas at their venture to compete to see who will stand on top and who eats the shit! Mic drops.

[@blacksuburban2410]

Didn’t have Instagram? My bro, we ain’t have computers! LoL 😂 This was ‘93/94.

[@romario2166]

Life was better back then young man. We enjoyed REAL life. We lived it. We didn't need to photograph and post everything, well we couldn't lol, but that made us really live in the moment and most of who grew up in that time have the realest and most wonderful memories of it. Biggie was a big part of a lot of our growing up back then. Smooth as hell. Oh, and he didn't only make dance tracks, go listen to more he's music before making that assumption. Peace young man.

[@paulallen1656]

Lol. Can't believe we didn't have Instagram? Nah, we just lived life. Easy peasy

[@sorabisslade]

Imagine discovering the greatest of all time for the first time! Check out the whole album though

[@jasonpayne5638]

Gonna call BS on the attention grabbing caption... He knows who Biggie is...

[@PeterStone-hy6ir]

He’s lying

[@williamroper5422]

Young and dumb such a classic combo

[@biggdocc6244]

My favourite mc till to this day..I'm 23

[@Big_Jefe_M]

94' was one this dropped. We had the brick cell phones and beepers.

[@JoeyEnn]

Most people didn't have the internet or even an email address back then let alone instagram or tik tok

[@2l84me8]

Everything was great in the 1990’s. We had good economy, jobs and pay. We all hung out in person and we didn’t need to take out a bank loan just to fill up a tank of gas.

[@ZYaKnoe249]

Tupac didn't make gangsta rap

[@sanderrombouts8809]

Wrong dude but he did not start with gangsta rap, but he ended up being a blood ! MOB

[@tommybonds]

Bro Big was tough. He has mad hard songs you never heard. Songs like Kick in the door, Somebody got to die, last days and a story to tell. Listen to those and i promise you will look at him in a different light.

[@revgurley]

Make sure to listen to Mtume's original "Juicy Fruit" from 1983. I'm GenX and love both the original R&B grooves that later rappers use, and many of the songs that use the samples. The hardest part of hearing all these songs before the internet or cell phones was 1. understanding the lyrics if they weren't in the CD/Cassette case, and 2. trying to place the samples. I know I've heard that somewhere....Could drive you crazy for months until your brain remembered, or you miraculously heard it on the radio.

[@jusblazed]

Diddy's first-born son is ths baby the lightskin chick with braids, Misa Hilton, is holding and she is his mother. BIG is FAR from a "party rapper" lol, like everybody said he's much more of a street rapper but he's very versatile. Im a millenial so some of us got to experience life with and without social media. My first experience with social media is when I got a Myspace in middle school 😂

[@r4x2]

To be fair, people are functioning LESS in some ways because of social media and phones. They are addictive and prevent you from getting things done if you get caught up in it too much. They obviously come in handy and can assist in lots of ways, but they aren't inherently just positive.

[@mthunziphakathi4215]

I was a kid when I first heard this song. This put me onto Hip hop. I used to listen to local South African songs. I listened to the whole RTD album and I tell you, that is not party music bro. There were a couple of singles for mainstream (mainly due to Puff). Believe me listen to everyday struggle, the warning, unbelievable, the what, suicidal thoughts and tell me that's party music.

[@user-nr6ss7qf5v]

You should check out other songs from him like The what, kick in the door, party and bullshit and one more chance

[@charlesputman8766]

Young buck the 80s90s was the best and more relaxing times we didn’t have all the Eltronic we have now that’s killing everything and a lot less stress because of the no eltronics.

[@justmarcus33]

187 to the page was serious like something going on

[@ImOutOfMtDew]

I forgot the name of that pool game but basically you got 2 people on other people's shoulders and if you get knocked off you lose.

[@dwaineanderson1007]

Chicken

[@mrman6948]

1st time this dude hears Juicy? OK.

[@captainamerica1732]

Thanks for the respect homie. Born 1977

[@MichelleSanGiorgio]

Although each song varies from the other, the first time I guard and saw BIG 'get down' was to "Now that we found Love what are we gonna do with it" 😅 We loved it, he was so versatile ❤

[@stepheninglett3447]

Party? This dude was a G fr young homie

[@zekezamora6657]

They were playing chicken in the pool. 2 vs 2 one person on the other persons shoulders and the two people up top tried to knock the other one off their partner’s shoulders.

[@Ariayaya_]

Biggie actually stole his style (rapping) name and most songs from notorious b1

[@jay_Van_Money]

Biggie would blow your mind!

[@byron916mauck]

Listen to his album READY TO DIE and you will see its not all party music...but those party songs are like singles that were made for radio and music videos and pop culture...that's how u got exposure in the time period...like u said no Instagram tiktok back then

[@useall7665]

Partys were way better because we were not been filmed by iphones.

[@Dammitman_]

MAC DRE "Lets All Get Down" "Dollalalala Lotsa Paypa" "Boss Tycoon" MAC MALL "My Opinion"

[@bguzewi0]

Biggie's the GOAT. Idgaf.

[@jerronfox4739]

You young😂😂

[@isaacfisher9858]

Cause when u grow up in the city wasn't many public pools back then.especially in n.y

[@Tinospakwa]

You have listen to his songs bro... i think Biggie Tupac Ice cube and Snoop were the image of gangster rap...

[@marcelo_vrda4589]

7:50 u dont know nothing about him to say that lol, he was a criminal before the rap shit and he wrote way more g songs than party songs

[@bigdsrip]

These music video reactions are excellent and insightful. The political reactions make them unwatchable though. Keep reading young man, keep reading.

[@stacyjohnson52]

This dude is slow af

[@user-ry2pm3ir1z]

easy to explain them guys came from nothing going no where and don't got shit he made it so they made now they got shit. you ever have absolutely nothing and some one gives you something you will appreciate and cherish it for real and you won't ever forget who that person is i promise

[@d.j._holman]

Biggie had a lot harder stuff, but he had songs that were more mass appeal like Juicy... His beef with Tupac started after Tupac was robed and shot in the lobby of Biggie's studio. There were rumors that Biggie was involved with it...Then Biggie drops a song "Who Shot Ya" (a listen) in his Ready to Di album that made the rumors worse.

[@prasantbasnett6716]

Who is this? You didn't know.. Now you know..

[@justmarcus33]

100% people had pagers my boy 911 sent to his page meant respond asap

[@CR1T1KaL714]

He doesn’t just make party music trust me dig into the catalog a bit you should also react to dead wrong by Notorious B.I.G. featuring Eminem

[@floydmendoza2893]

Growing up in the 90's was Da bomb. Music was better close was better everything was better back in the day.having funny parting with your home boys.the kids now a days just have there face in there phons all day that's sad

[@commentscorner617]

biggie smalls - one more chance (the original version)

[@40EastTrill]

What's wild is you don't know how to function without technology 😂. You need to listen to more BIG. He made all types of music. Sounds like you only heard 2 or 3 songs.

[@damienfallon8980]

Try a Biggie song called Gimmie da Loot

[@quantomic1106]

You're this age and it's your first time hearing Juicy? That's a big lie. Lol, I heard this track in South East Asia. Who you foolin'?

[@cryptidian3530]

Flow king.

[@MrShwaggins]

I think you should listen and react to "I gotta story to tell" by Biggie!

[@abimaelfigueroa91]

Can yo react to, pete Rock CL Smooth (straighten out)

[@vikingmentality]

Tupac gangsta rap? 😂

[@hiphopblender1291]

Dude is utterly clueless but states his opinions with the utmost confidence anyway 😖

[@thurmeez]

My suggestion young brotha would be to educate yourself on peoples music before you make a statement such as the one you made. B.I.G. was FAR from party music.

[@jerronfox4739]

Diddy son😮😮smh

[@Felipe-u8p]

Yeah back then people will free

[@mskeenac21]

BIG made more than just party music. He was very versatile & to be quite honest he made just as much or more "gangsta rap" than 2Pac. Pac was way more social conscience with his music until he got with Death Row 11 months before he was killed.

[@PeterStone-hy6ir]

Factually wrong. Pac always had a mix of both. If anything the party/female records came later

[@ZYaKnoe249]

Only his first album is socially conscience

[@Jordan-wm7ye]

Wtf are u tlkn bout biggie made gangsta rap music too. get into his catalog before u say anything

[@lirrflaco]

This was like his first mainstream coming out song, but he definitely gets gutter… Check out “Who Shot Ya”, it was directed towards Pac🔥

[@DominusHydra40k]

It's not cool to admit you're w slave to technology and apps

[@FrederickBarbarossa1977]

5:32 Juicy fruit

[@jayperez019]

Bro what are u talking about my guy?😂 7:39 why you saying stuff and know nothing about biggie

[@A.Mazzini]

Plz stop with these lies 😂😂😂 biggy Tupac are known even in Afghanistan and Americans to makes views try to believe us that they don’t know them 😂😂

[@bretttanner3806]

React to harry mack

[@charlesputman8766]

Youngster go do some research on big before saying party songs

[@marcellacollins4697]

He look slow Tupac not gangster or made gangster music he was not nwa if u know who that is he was just loud

[@rich1223]

lol These new kids is straight up bozo’s

[@IamKingReacts]

Thanks for supporting the channel 😎

[@kingvese2349]

Little bro, you lost🤦🏾‍♂️ I understand though

[@isaiahjackson7153]

Mannn u late af 😂 and i mean late how have u not heard ths song u gotta be lying

[@nickkleiber8636]

No people Functioned more back then u got it all Backwards

[@brickspjs4l792]

I gotta know what type of music u grew up on cuz u talk like u know absolutely nothin about rap & hip/hop what so ever like u been isolated from the world😂 I don't think u know what bars,metaphors,punchlines,phrases,similes,ontandras are,,,plz educate ya self before u review the next Mc ( rapper )😂

[@IamKingReacts]

im gen z bro i grew up on drake, future, young thug and the migos

[@marvelprofessor6324]

Warning by Biggie. You must be new to hip hop. Biggie made more than just party music fool. Biggie is the best rapper ever. Only Jay Z comes close to him. Tupac's.music put me to sleep several times. He is overrated.

[@mthunziphakathi4215]

I was a kid when I first heard this song. This put me onto Hip hop. I used to listen to local South African songs. I listened to the whole RTD album and I tell you, that is not party music bro. There were a couple of singles for mainstream (mainly due to Puff). Believe me listen to everyday struggle, the warning, unbelievable, the what, suicidal thoughts and tell me that's party music.

[@mthunziphakathi4215]

I was a kid when I first heard this song. This put me onto Hip hop. I used to listen to local South African songs. I listened to the whole RTD album and I tell you, that is not party music bro. There were a couple of singles for mainstream (mainly due to Puff). Believe me listen to everyday struggle, the warning, unbelievable, the what, suicidal thoughts and tell me that's party music.