Hip Hop Shop(Crucial Conflict) EPK

[@dariusmadden3094]

All them vice lords

[@DjKid86]

!Yup... I Think They 4rm Different Sets Tho Cause Never A Renegade Vice-Lord & ColdHard A Lunatic Vice-Lord. 💯💯💯

[@CurserTV]

Cold hard style is sooo fuckin unique

[@blackice9666]

I bought this album like at 16-17 I miss this style come on back

[@DjKid86]

#Wildstyle !My Favorite Member Outta Crucial Conflict. 💯🐐

[@DM.2000]

Definitely couldve went far if he went solo after the group

[@reinaldohall8801]

Same Hurrrr ✊🏽💯✊🏽💯✊🏽💯

[@Warrior0824]

Wildstyle a beast

[@DjKid86]

!He Was Tha Dr Dre Out Tha Group (He Made All Tha Beats). 💯💯💯

[@reinaldohall8801]

All day ✊🏽💯✊🏽💯✊🏽💯✊🏽💯

[@ricklopez4196]

Dem boys were raw true chitown legends

[@hippa2dahoppa2]

this is dope i never saw live footage of them

[@rmari-sw4sm]

That boy Wild Style is something else.

[@duaneslim1]

I’m 40 I know my 16 year old will never understand this movement but if you know you know

[@debraburton9146]

Chicago Finest 2020🙋😀🌍💯

[@debraburton9146]

They didn't Sell their Souls$$$$$,still bad AzzEver😀🙋🌍💯

[@RENEGADE-gk9hv]

CHIRAQ has been wild from the 1800's to 2020... This is when structure, in the mobs... CHIRAQ, North West side. Amo...

[@michaelgoing7131]

Dis Elecronic Press Kit was savagely fiiiiire!!! Wildstyle is the beast of the group. Announced that he's no longer a member of the hardest and greatest Chicago rap group. Koopsta Kinnci was the craziest member of Three 6 Mafia. I wondered who was the screws loose Flict member that's why they need their story told a Documentary. Beginning from childhood to manhood success, trials and tribulations. Crucial Conflict was the shit in 1996 and 1998

[@chiville165]

Wild style isn't in the group no more

[@DjKid86]

!ColdHard Was Tha Hot-Head Outta Crucial Conflict.

[@DjKid86]

​@chiville165 !Yes He Is... All Of Them Was Just Togetha. He Did Separate His Self From Them. But He Gon Always Be A Member Of Crucial Conflict He's A Original Member. 💯💯💯

[@michaelgoing7131]

How much did Wildstyle weight at that time? Crucial Conflict needs a Documentary to tell their rise to stardom

[@demarcusbrooks3212]

I done watched this video multiple of times and just now realized that it was a baby 👶 in there dancing with them. 3:34 😂😂😂 Kids back then knew what good music sounded like.

[@dillweedlegend3393]

This gave me goosebumps. Reminiscing and shit. Shit was live...

[@thomasjones216cleveland]

Period

[@michaelgoing7131]

George's Music Room on Roosevelt Road and Springfield Avenue-North Lawndale. All 4 flict members appearing out the alley on Chicago Avenue and Homan. West Humboldt Park

[@nystagmus]

I think fab five was the one who discovered them.

[@SurgeonVault]

C-H-I-C-A-G-O / It's the final tic and here we go ...

[@DjKid86]

4:03 - 4:15 !Coldhard Made Tha Crowd Go Crazy. 💯😂🐐

[@Mikedropdirty]

2020 and watching it!

[@kavinhepfer7716]

1 OF MY FOOLASS HOMEBOYZ BACK IN THE 90'S TURNED ME ONTO C.C....MAN...JAM'N TIC ON REGULAR BASIS..... LONE ⭐

[@zinamack2902]

Wild style always been my favorite out the group even when I was listening to this as a kid....no body was fuckin with crucial conflict lyrically💯 #stilllisteningin2020🐐🐐🐐🐐🥵🥵🥵🔥🔥🔥❤️💪🏾

[@NavAK_86]

Nobody? Cough Bone Thug cough

[@240Sil]

Vice lords

[@macturtle4904]

👍🏿 Yesssir the good ole days That RODEO STYLE was , And Still is DOPE Compton’s In The House 🏡

[@Gilamunster777]

Flannel days. Im old lol

[@SleetThaSnowman]

I was thinking about bringing flannels back in style...especially the hooded ones. But then I might show my age(41). Dang, I feel old simply for having some on deck!

[@trayweathersby7490]

I'm in my early 20's and love wearing flannels. Got a bunch of Cali style ones on deck lol

[@themasterchief5210]

What is the instrumental in the beginning

[@osamarenegade1093]

ALOT OF DA GUYZ WAS ALIVE DEN. DAM I MISS DEEZ DAYZ.

[@KrayE1999]

It say St.louis lol when they know damn well is Chicago

[@littlenickydiablo8543]

I love this shit!!

[@bigelshowakadmvguy395]

They are underrated as hell

[@EvanWeber1234]

dope

[@lordjoyous]

i notice never only rapped one fuckin time in this video!

[@afocusedsouljah]

8:35 he started rapping

[@eldridgemartin1807]

cool

[@TrentB924]

Legit!!!

[@shean991]

so why does it say St. Louis at the bottom right

[@macturtle4904]

I think who ever recorded this on a VHS 📼 or something was or living in St. Louis at the time, and it showed up at the Bottom of the TV 📺 screen ! Just my opinion

[@cecilparker8527]

Hip Hop Shop is from St. Louis and we started in 1998. That's why because there are a lot of Hip Hop Shops on youtube

[@jerseybricks6426]

They started with deathrow records

[@krymzonkaravancometrebels3922]

I wouldn't say they brought the western style to hip hop cause juice crew and kool moe dee did it before them and they cant pull planet crucon out they ass neither cause outkast was on that space age shit before them.

[@7thirtyslugz]

Holy shit, that was Flesh N Bone💀6:00...wtf😂😂

[@JM-bg3rl]

They got they style from bone thugs

[@jerseybricks6426]

Wrong they where out before bone

[@OleSkool89]

Honestly you can't even compare their style to Bone thugs

[@krisallen9904]

Neva was out before Bone

[@JM-bg3rl]

Bone was out in 93, 94. Crucial conflict came out in 96!

[@demondburgess7514]

Stop it, Two different styles of rapping... Bone was harmonizing... Crucial Conflict brought Energy and Bounce to the game with a Western Twist to it, can't compare the two...💯