Heltah Skeltah- Nocturnal ALBUM REACTION/REVIEW *First Time Hearing*

[@PimpHandStrong1492]

One of the most slept on albums of all time…u gotta hear the 1st OGC album.

[@Andrew-sf2mf]

Hell yeah.

[@1978pq]

The second one is flames too. Both their albums are great.

[@marcusgrimes818]

RIP Sean P 🦍🔥

[@cmoney1629]

Man, I’m just realizing it now… I been sleeping like a mofo.

[@aahtue1876]

Maaaannn.... Yes!! The 1st OGC album Da Storm?! It's when you get to the last 6 songs tracks 10 thru 15.... they went da fugg IN!!!

[@Andrew-sf2mf]

This one has been in heavy rotation since ‘96. Glad you’re getting into Boot Camp Click. Black Moon, OGC, Heltah Skeltah, Buckshot Shorty, Smif n Wessun (Cocoa Brovaz). One of a kind crew.

[@smokezilla13.]

Those were amazing times

[@michaelj4427]

Yeah, this is in my top 3 of the Boot Camp era. Magnum Force was good but not as good as this one.

[@cbfwebs]

They have their own Brooklyn style, different from everything of that era.

[@artdawg4130]

I was a WuTang fan but Boot Camp Clik was definitely my favorite crew hands down. All their albums got the most play in my ride.

[@wupac06]

OGC - Da Storm, Black Moon - Enta Da Stage, Smif-N-Wessun - Dah Shinin all classics

[@gamingntea]

This is the 3rd in a series of 4 CLASSIC albums from a collective called the Boot Camp Clik. Listening to them is an ESSENTIAL EXPERIENCE. 1. Enta Da Stage 2. Dah Shinin 3. Nocturnal 4. Da Storm

[@azahias9]

OGC’s “Da Storm” is insane. A real gem during an era when Reggae and HipHop were creating loads of children. OGC showed their skills in rap, harmony, and put on a CLINIC for how to ride a beat. Starang was a BEAST!

[@shukky3960]

5. Angels of Death (Tha Representativz)

[@gochasingwaterfalls9970]

Smif N Wessun - Da Shinin was always my favourite Boot Camp album

[@rgw1380rw]

I occasionally see one or the other members of Smif N Wessun around the Downtown Brooklyn area.

[@plantbasedministries9233]

@@rgw1380rw For me it was Enta Da Stage. However they all are pure classics.

[@Brocuzgodlocdunfamdogson]

This album holds a special place in my heart. I didn’t discover it until around 1998, I was 17 and homeless at the time, living in my car. Stand Strong was my anthem.

[@erind.6040]

Leflaur Leflaur Eshkoshka is my joint though..that one has a video

[@anthonywilliams9415]

Classic

[@borngifted5398]

Great Reaction & Welcome To The Legendary Boot Camp Click !!! Black Moon, Smif N Wessun, Heltah Skeltah & OGC All Gave us CLASSICS bro !!! 💯

[@johnnydee6274]

It’s so refreshing hearing the drum sounds used in 90s hip hop as opposed to the same 808 kits with the machine gun hats in all the assembly line trap crap constantly being fed these days that never seems to end

[@tiagotv7697]

Bro, I've been trying to get you to review these cats for over a year now so you know how I felt when I saw the video posted for the review. This is one of the most criminally slept on projects to come out in the golden era and Roc still shitting on everything right now so look him up. Him and Redman was real tight back then, but I knew you were going to love this album fam that's why a few of us kept on you about it. I for one ain't never gonna steer you wrong when it comes to this hip hop shit bro. Great review as usual my guy.

[@Roamalonemusic]

The 90’s hip hop will forever be the standard

[@AbrahamPalmer-wj5cb]

Most Definitely

[@AgentLemmon]

Nice, finally some love for Heltah Skeltah, The Ruck (sean Price) and the Rock ( the rockness monstah). This album is fire🔥Hard to imagine that back then, the Rock was everybody's favorite including Sean Price himself. Now, looking back Sean P was already fire on that album.

[@verbone]

Therapy (the song) was always super relatable. Rock talked about the song and how their lives revolved so much around violence when they were young. For those of us who grew up like that, you know.

[@neillcaamano6814]

I highly recommend Cella Dwellas 'Realms N Realities' off the back of you enjoying this so much. Dope album! Plus Black Moon, Smif-N-Wessun and OGC debuts

[@RubenGarcia-rs6vk]

I used to bump cella dwellas first album

[@MentuSun]

When this album dropped people thought Roc was going to be what Ruck became... the rockness monster had everyone open, the voice and breath control alone

[@iyaramonk]

I slept on Ruck bigtime until Monkey Bars came out if I'm honest

[@Enter_The_Sage]

For real. Until Sean P started his solo career I feel like Rock got all the shine. We knew Ruck was dope but when he started his solo career he bacame a beast!!!

[@enzogibertini8267]

"Undastand" is one of.my favourite joints ever made! this beat is hypnotic as hell, and both Rock and Ruck are spitting straight bars and multi syllabic rhymes i love this album so much!!! please continue the BCC series, and react to O.G.C (Originoo Gun Clappaz) - "Da Storm" and Black Moon - Enta Da Stage (peak NYC boombap sound) love your channel so much man, thanks to be one of the few that still interesting to discover the Hip Hop history!

[@devinb617]

One of my favs too. That and Therapy.

[@HTMBobbyTheProducer]

96 takes it: It Was Written, 1st Ghostface, Muddy Waters, 2nd MOP, 2nd Jeru, Hell On Earth, Big Noyd, Tribe dropped, De La, OGC, The Roots, UGK…

[@DocScOOp]

+ 1st Jay-Z

[@FSVR54]

95 for me

[@HBCSTL9587]

Ironman by Ghostface!

[@johnnydee6274]

Also Outkast ATLiens, 2Pac All Eyez on Me, Lost Boyz Legal Drug Money, The Fugees The Score..there’s so many

[@timliang1674]

@@FSVR54 93 for me

[@CoHeirMultimedia]

Since you’re back with the underground, you got to check out “Wrong Side Of Da Tracks” by The Artifacts in 1993…(from New Jersey and one of the members is Redman’s cousin). Their first two albums were *RIDICULOUS!*

[@Whitehot711]

Yo their 2nd album Magnum Force stayed in my cd player in the 90s #BCC

[@Enter_The_Sage]

Dope album, I listened to Magnum force as much as Nocturnal. The track Gunz N Onez with Meth is so dope!! Rock killed it with his verse "son I used to be a good boy, fat cheeks little cute kid potentially rebellious yet a straight a student. I listened to my elders till I found out they were stupid....."

[@anthonywilliams9415]

Magnum Force was dope AF too!! That song with the Dogg Pound was fire!! 🔥

[@illson2019]

They're second album Magnum Force is dope also. Underrated

[@shelvingarrett121]

Truth!

[@1978pq]

Don't sleep on D.I.R.T. either. It has both of them absolutely destroying it with the lyrics.

[@anthonywilliams9415]

📠

[@91Definite]

@@1978pq D.I.R.T. was good too! But I ain’t listen to it alot

[@Nerdstorm003]

Heltah Skeltah only means war… Undastand 🔥

[@RadiantSilverlighter]

The war is everything outside your door

[@thatsamshow]

Love all the Heltah Skeltah, Boot Camp Clik, Smif-N-Wessun, and O.G.C. albums. Great to see you checking this out! 😏

[@The5Venomz]

Props for this...Ruck and Rock are my favorite duo of all time...Sean P is my favorite emcee of all time.

[@shaomunk1981]

I agree Sean Price is definitely one of my favorite MC’s

[@cbfwebs]

Great reaction Ahmad!! Man I been waiting for some more Sean Price reactions!! That and for you to finally start on some Czarface reactions. You're going to love that group too, they rap all about pop culture, wrestling plus Star Wars and Marvel movie and comic book references. Stuff you are going to love man. But to answer one of your questions on Track 10 "Triple R (Da Square)" "we be Triple R rated but we form a square / Ruck & Rock, Representativz, your worst nightmare" to put this into context the Triple R comes from Ruck & Rock + Tha Representativz collab, Representativz being a lesser known duo outside of the Boot Camp Clik but one of the members you kept asking who is that is actually Little Rock, Rock's lil brother in his own group. Not sure if anyone has answered this for you or even knows about this. Sean Price mentioned it somewhere is one of his verses on that song ("Me, Rock and Little Rock, your team we be wreckin"). I'm a big 90s / 2000s underground hip-hop dude but also huge Wu-Tang and Nas fan (that's how I discovered you and subbed) but I can do some of that mainstream stuff too especially classic hip-hop albums by the legends. Keep them coming my guy! Best classic hip-hop reactor on YT for sure.

[@treybanfield2084]

Rock was the star of the group back then. Sean Price wasn’t recognized really until he went solo

[@fsociety7494]

Da representativez where the other group on that track you asked about. Another group out the Boot Camp Click. Black Moon, Smif-N-Wessun, Heltah Skeltah, OGC.

[@tonygardner50]

Yes (Rusta Juxx)if I'm not mistaken

[@nikeee]

Onyx - All We Got Iz Us album for one the GOAT anti mainstream albums

[@91Definite]

All We Got Iz Us should’ve went Platinum 😞!

[@SD-vf1er]

Yessir! 94-95-96 are the best years in hip-hop

[@Keith_McDaniel]

'91, '92, and '93 had its moments as well 💯

[@damonjones1291]

Heltah Skeltah, feat. Redman, "I ain't Havin that" 🔥🔥

[@ThePattypizzle]

The only redman part is the sample that goes "i aint havin that". The dude rappin is Doc Holiday if I remember correctly. He really sounds like redman tho

[@lovehate8286]

I wanted red to spit on that so bad.

[@luciousthomas6141]

Even though this album has that hardcore underground sound it was more mainstream back then you think. I remember watching Operation Lockdown video on Video Soul! You couldn't get more mainstream then that back then. Operation Lockdown was also getting spins on MTV as well. Back then hardcore hip hop like this was getting mainstream play much more than you would see in the early 2000s and beyond!

[@h.claytorjr.4362]

Peace, young lord. Great review. You’re entering another realm of hip hop. If you’re going to get into Boot Camp Click, it’s a must to check Black Moon’s Enta Tha Stage. Evil Dee, Buckshot and 5 Foot set it off in the Nine-Trey. They’re from Brooklyn and heavily influenced by Jamaicans if not Jamaican themselves. The album to check after that is Smif-n-Wesson’s Dah Shinin’. Both joints are classics. When listening to albums from large crews, suggest listening in the order they hit the streets. You’ll get a better understanding of their slanguage and themes. You’re right, ‘94 and ‘96 were banging years in hip-hop, and music in general. It did seem like it was a constant stream of bangers every week. Hurt a g’s pockets occasionally. Peace.

[@1978pq]

Yeah. I think that's part of the reason Ahmed didn't like Tical. You have to listen to that album after 36 chambers and before ODBs album to get the context and see the progression.

[@jaesan5872]

One of my all time fav albums. When this dropped, almost everyone thought Rock was gonna be a superstar, and he was the overwhelming favorite. He signed a big deal out on the West Coast but never released a solo, unfortunately. Years later, Ruck rebranded himself as Sean Price, slowed his flow, and leaned more into humor. He ended up becoming the king of the underground and heavily opened the door for artists like Roc Marciano and Griselda.

[@cbfwebs]

Rock also stepped away from Boot Camp for a long time. And rap in general, basically quit and then came back because of Sean.

[@1978pq]

Rock has a few Solo albums though and they bang hard.

[@tier1co425]

Rock got locked up 🤷‍♂️

[@timliang1674]

Rock dropped Rockness AP after Ruck passed. he still got hella projects and mixtapes out on bandcamp, the new BCC joint is fire!

[@Ramel34]

@32:10 Triple R meaning Ruck, Rock, and The Representativz's. The Repz group members are Supreme The Eloheem and Lidu Rock. Lidu Rock is Rocks little brother. Supreme is the cousin of Tek from Smif n Wessin and Top Dog from O.G.C. All of them form The Boot Camp Clik including Buckshot, Smif n Wessun, and OGC.

[@zncuentertainment712]

This will always be one of my favorite albums. Some of the best Beatminerz production. Also, they used to have multiple music videos on Yo! MTV Raps and The Box from this album.

[@damarelo27]

I couldn’t click on a link faster than I did. Can’t wait to watch! This is one of the few albums that i consider a masterpiece. RIP Sean Price!

[@alfonsocastro5157]

Sean P R.I.P- Jesus Price Superstar Fire Album! Nocturnal is a str8 classic!

[@bowling4clarity817]

I996 classic releases , The Fugees -The Score, Nas-It was written, Jayz- Reasonable Doubt, Mobb Deep - Hell on Earth, OutKast - ATLiens, Redman -Muddy Waters, Ghostface- Ironman, Tupac- All Eyes on me, Tupac - Makeveli, Heltah Skeltah - Nocturnal, Lil Kim- Hardcore, Foxy Brown - Ill Nana

[@SatanDynastyKiller]

The Fugees, Lil Kim and Foxy Brown are hard passes 🗑️

[@bowling4clarity817]

@@SatanDynastyKiller you can pass . You had to had been there. Lauryn Hill lyrically was elite that year . Lil Kim and Foxy had the streets on fire with joints and had the industry scrambling for clones for decades since.

[@Cno_Evil]

I always prefered Rock over Ruck during the Heltah Skeltah albums, but once Ruck became Sean Price and started doing solo work, he really exploded for me!

[@Enter_The_Sage]

Exactly. I feel like most of us BCC fans were more impressed with Rock back then. When Ruck went full on Sean P he went beast mode with it and became many fans favorite MC from BCC

[@91Definite]

I feel like when Heltah Skeltah was formed Rock was more of the guy and Ruck was the sidekick. But after Heltah Skeltah and Sean Price re-invented himself he became bigger than he was! But he never disrespected his homie, Rock was pushing him to be better than he was and he became a success. Sean Price was a force to be reckoned with

[@PassportKings]

I really enjoyed this album and your review. Rock definitely deserves the praise you gave him. I hope you one day get around to their 2nd project called Magum Force. It's a lot more of the same... beats, flows and impeccable bars... from both (Sean Price started out good...but he gets exponentially better each Album)

[@fsociety7494]

Yooo, i played the hell out this CD when it came out! 🔥. Smif-n-wessun (The Shinin) album reaction. Needed!!

[@marcusgrimes818]

If not for Wu Tang, I think the entire Boot Camp Click would not have been so slept on. I think they were overshadowed by the Wu but they're one of my favorite all time groups in the 90s. Underrated for sure but their albums are still in rotation for me 🔥. RIP Sean Price.

[@Enter_The_Sage]

Me and my homies were all about Wu and BCC equally but I hear what your saying.

[@tier1co425]

Word yeah all their albums kept up w the wu if not surpassed them in terms of quality. Straight fire

[@xferla]

Thanks for reminding me I need to bump this again

[@smokezilla13.]

The “ other dude “ is Rockness monster … voice is crazy!! Go see his shit asap!!!

[@Cjbronx88]

1996 was a great year Mobb Deep hell on earth came out that year. Also M.O.P Firing squad came out in 1996. U should react to that album.

[@spidertical305]

That's the exact same reaction the first time I heard "Understand" lol 🔥

[@stevemac2258]

you deep in the vault on this one..many dont know about this..dont sleep on Big Krit, Eightball & MJG, and Camp Lo..peace!

[@Didja1980]

Great album. You gotta do more Bootcamp albums Smif n Wesson- da shinin Black moon-beta da stage

[@SD-vf1er]

Classic album. Leflaur Leflah Eshkoshka is the best posse cut of all-time to me. Dah Shinin’ is the gem of the Boot Camp though!

[@melvinwomack3717]

Pure classic, super solid Young King ✊🏿

[@michaelj4427]

Been waiting for this definitely need to do more Boot Camp Clik album reactions

[@stepheng1523]

Wu tang clan ain't nothing to fuck with, boot camp click ain't nothing to wu tang

[@q-dawwg626]

I said it before, you GOTTA review Dead Prez LET'S GET FREE.

[@georgemunoz8128]

Crazy album for sure... 🔥

[@troymindwrite7850]

I agree

[@KjartanBjrkvold]

Definitely

[@DanSantana724]

Changed my life in college

[@Enter_The_Sage]

Life changing album fo sho

[@joshedward2330]

Glad that you reacted to this one, Ahmad. As someone who's approaching 40, I was a few years late to the party discovering BCC (Boot Camp Click). I never owned Nocturnal but I DID purchase their "Magnum Force" release, which I think was the project directly after this one. I think the CD I purchased was a double-disc as well. Definitely worth a listen. I also owned & purchased their greatest hits album, their "For The People" album & one of their later "Casualties of War" releases. Boot Camp Click as a whole, is a force to be reckoned with. Don't sleep on their other projects. By the way, if you choose to continue listening to their other projects & releases? Keep in mind you're gonna hear them chanting "BCC" a lot in their Music. Similar to how you hear Wu Tang members chanting "The Wu" or just simply Wu Tang. You'll also hear them chanting DUCK DOWN or Double-D which stands for their record label. I think their Executive Producer is Dru Ha so you'll hear them mentioning Dru Ha in a lot of their songs too. The Beatminerz produced a lot of their tracks so you'll hear them get shouted out once in a while too. One song I'd like you to React to is "Uni-4-orm" by Rock, Canibus & Ras Kass. I believe it's from a Soundtrack or Compilation Album. Another song worth listening to is the "Boot Camp Click FREESTYLE" from Funkmaster Flex's 60 Minutes of Funk Vol. 2 Mixtape. Last but not least, check out Boot Camp Click's First release as a collective crew titled "For the People". Not every track on there is a classic but there's individual tracks that are certified classic material.

[@TOOLbassplayer]

Ok just like everyone else stated you must review Black Moon Enta da stage album, Smiff N Wesson Da Shinin, OGC Da Storm, and then BCC For The People! Welcome to the underground NY hip hop scene in the mid to late 90s. These guys were always outshined by Nas, Big, Jay etc but they are equally as skilled….

[@alienarchitect8496]

This is an incredible album! Love your reaction. Maybe sometime you could check out Focused Daily by Defari. An amazing underground hip-hop album!!!! And also Masters of Illusion by Motion Man, Kool Keith and Kut Master Kurt.

[@EricEustace]

Nobody talks about focused daily but that album is certified. Defari so underrated it's criminal.

[@Logicality]

In the song "The Square", the other two artist in the song are The Representativez comprising of Lidu Rock and Supreme. The younger-sounding one is Supreme.

[@munganduchivubwe]

Classic reaction 💯👀💪🏾🤝

[@esean1367]

Nocturnal review....It is here. This album right here.... 😊🙌🏾

[@ummah26]

ran this cd for a decade. great bars on here

[@kayfromqueens4675]

Didn't even start watching this reaction video yet and making the stink-face. I've been searching for this on Vinyl. This album and BCC as a collective represent(ed) the golden era well. Rest in love Sean P. Him and Rockness were NUTZ. Check out some of their later freestyles too.

[@ぼーし-q5q]

I can cry as the vinyl sits somewhere in my mom's basement since 2006.

[@StreetNative]

I love love love this album. I remember buying this cassette and listening it on the bus ride home. Great memory.

[@SG-zn2nw]

Do camp lo uptown Saturday night album

[@josesosa5623]

Yeaaah broo good reaction old school

[@terrelltorry800]

Might as well do Smiff-n-Wessun “The Shining” big fella

[@akdmkjeanius662]

Damn, I watch a lot of your videos and I just saw this. Smif n Wessun’s “Dah Shinin” is like one of those desert island albums for me, absolutely classic along with Makaveli. But it took me being a huge Pac fan and him showing love to Buckshot and the Boot Camp Clik then I had to get kinda get used to their reggae-ish style, the older east coast slang, the million different names for each other, and it just hits different but I love all of it! This album is a true classic, OGC’s first album (Starang Wondah is crazy!), there’s just so much amazing BCC music bro once you lock into their vibe. Total boom bap 90s NYC hip hop but in the same vein as Wu Tang where it feels like they’re all in the same room making a song, smoked out, none of this emailing a verse game.

[@christopherclayton7688]

Classic album of course. If you look closely on the left side behind Heltah Skeltah you'll see three guys in the back, that's Originoo Gunn Clappaz (part of the Fab 5 with Heltah Skeltah), and The Representativz underneath them, another group from the Boot Camp Clik. Check them out when you get a chance.

[@The5Venomz]

When this album released Rock was my favorite...then they broke up for a while...Rock was headed for main stream fam and joined up with DJ Lethal...Sean P went on a hiatus, and when he came back he perfected his craft...unfortunately Rock didn't evolve. Still love him though.

[@kabbalah37]

Bro, you need to check out the first Boot Camp Clik album, the whole crew collaborated (Black Moon, Heltah Skeltah, OGC, The Representatives, and Smif N Wessun)

[@MrJohnnyLighting]

Salute to this young man

[@kojakblak1]

Definitely a neck snapping album. R.I. P!

[@pocketfullofghost2347]

1of my favorite album in high school

[@Enter_The_Sage]

Lots of Dutch Masters got broken deconstructed and reconstructed on this album case junior and senior year.

[@jasonrodgers1410]

In the song, The Square, the featured artists are Supreme The Eloheem and Lidu Rock who are the duo called Representativz

[@kabbalah37]

On track 10 the triple R, the other 2-man Boot Camp Clik group is The Representatives, the most slept on group in their whole crew

[@michalmazur997]

My favourite album, finally. I wish you checked it out in the past.

[@illvisionz8796]

Do a reaction to Black Moon's Enta Da Stage, one of the greatest hip-hop albums of all time!!!! 🔥🔥🔥

[@tallgodheru7397]

Prime Rockness Monsta is fuqin untouchable. ..including his album "A.P." that dropped a few years ago. by 2006 Sean P had evolved into DAT NI&&@ and from that point on I couldn't say who was better. P was definitely more consistent. Mf'n rap supergroup on steroids, just a sliver below Outkast on the ATG list from my perspective. Peace!

[@BossDon456]

Rockness was definitely the MVP on this album.

[@puppetmaster8551]

Rock is amazing on this record but Sean P still mvp for me, I think the absolute sickest verses on this record are Sean p verses. Both of them went ham on this album tho, Sean P’s flows on this record are crazy smooth

[@91Definite]

He was! It was told Nocturnal was more of Rocks theme for the album. Magnum Force he let Sean P do the theme of it

[@BruteWallace]

A lot of the best verses on the album was Ruck especially Clan's, Posse's, Crew's & Clik's. It makes me wonder did he have a ghostwriter maybe Rock helped him during Boot Camp/Heltah Skeltah days because when Sean Price went solo his raps got basic not nearly as complex the Heltah Skeltah era he was spitting crazy.

[@timliang1674]

@@BruteWallace lol Ruck came hard on that track, i think i remember Rock's adlibs "oh hes here"

[@ArtisanWindchimes]

La Fleur La Flah Eshkoshka 🔥🔥🔥

[@HBCSTL9587]

Another of my top 5 albums. Thanks for reviewing it fam!

[@tonygardner50]

The R in triple R is Rusta Juxx, Rock , Ruck

[@Steelz4ever]

One my favorite hip hop album of all time. Still in heavy rotation since 96

[@bobbiedylan9758]

Classic!! Rip Sean Price 🕊️

[@SG-zn2nw]

Been waiting on this one. 96 was a great year. I spent a ton on cds that year

[@tallgodheru7397]

I wasn't sure if you'd ever get to this album.. You are now OFFICIALLY a 90s hip-hop head. 💯 Peace King!!

[@dsteele2332]

the intro is such a banger me and my boys used to roll up to parks bumpin that shit before we played basketball lol I still play this album on the reg

[@camm8642]

great album....great crew in general

[@ronaldjames5469]

On the therapy song the lady singing the vocals was brought out by De la and tribe. Listen to roller skating jam named Saturday

[@SMOOVKILL1]

Glad you like Rock! 👊🏾

[@terez96]

Maaan I been waiting for you to review this tasty piece of work right here.....

[@BIGDBOFNYC]

You DEFINITELY NEED to review Rockness AP 2017! 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥

[@renojames4498]

It’s dope to watch someone experience Rockness Monsta for the first time

[@XG_Alpha_Supreme]

They were signed to Buckshot's label, Duck Down Records.

[@bxnyc8298]

Bravo,great choice my guy, RIP Sean P!!!

[@ransome5610]

You need to check out Duck Down’s 2005 run of albums with Sean Price-Monkey Barz,Buckshot & 9th Wonders-Chemistry, Smif N Wessuns-Reloaded. All dope projects

[@antlove8723]

PEACE KING. PEACE TO THE FAMILY. I LOVE THIS ALBUM. RIP SEAN PRICE💯🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@EWheels]

The time they did this album Rock had been rapping for years, while Sean Price only had a few rhymes in his book because he had just started rapping! Rock was so cool with Ruck he put him on. Ruck thought he might mess up Rock’s album Can you believe that? He was going toe to toe with Rock but Rock was obviously more polished. I think the reason Sean Price was able to come back so much better is he was just learning how to rhyme with the group. When he came back years later his game was perfected, like DOOM and some might say the same about Jim Jones! Peace tho ! This album is in my top 5!

[@eklipsta]

Thie source definitely gave this album props which is where you found out what was dope at that time

[@theafterhoursspot1327]

You gotta do naughty by nature povertys paradise album (Grammy winning album)

[@RandomlySavage]

I just bought this classic on vinyl. This is bootcamp at its finest! Great pick!

[@marcosgarcia25]

The beeper tone in the first verse on Operation Lockdown. Always played us 😂😂😂 had us always checking our beepers lol

[@devinb617]

Facts!!!!

[@JL-by6ce]

Its crazy everytime i hear Ruck aka Sean Price. This was his first form. He didn't get to his Sean P form til later. RIP 💯🙏🏽✌🏽🫡

[@EWheels]

I can’t believe I missed this! As much as I trolled this video since you been on, let’s go!

[@tonygardner50]

Love this Album but the 2nd Album is just as 🔥 got to review that heat also!