How Bone Thugs N Harmony Beefed With Nelly

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Eazy E’s proteges-Bone Thugs N Harmony-released one of the greatest albums in the history of sound E.99 Eternal and the world has infinitely been a better place since. Over 10 million sold worldwide. #1 for two consecutive weeks following it’s release. Tha Crossroads reached #1 on Billboard and became an instant classic. E. 1999 sent Bone Thugs into another stratosphere and set off tension between 3-6 Mafia, Do or Die, Crucial Conflict, and improbably, Nelly. Let’s break it down.

[@jjgalm4496]

Y'all can thank Eazy for this amazing group.

[@fredo3106]

JJ Galm Thanks E. R.I.P

[@lindentarantino5435]

& ohio

[@mickeyb584]

They can’t really say it was his reasons for their success. They chased him around from Cleveland to LA back to Cleveland haha. They would’ve been successful no matter what

[@DMACAVILLION]

No thank BG Knocc Out for discovering them, and Bone being relentless by taking a bus to L.A. calling Ruthless over and over, Krayzie rapping on the phone and Then having to meet Eazy in Cleveland to let Bizzy rap for him backstage.

[@beatsbydagod6859]

Amen

[@DrumJeter1985]

At that time Bones ability to actually sing is what messed everyone's head up. Man people were "tongue twisting" but none had the ability to sing. I hated that bone focused their energy on guys who sonically weren't on their level. None of those groups did records with artist like BIG, Mariah Carey, Big Pun, PAC, Phill Collins, Russell Simons, etc. Bone was 20 years ahead of their time. Bones style helped R&B resurge in the 2000s. Justin Timberlake, Trey Songs, Mariah Carey(who even said she studied bone). This group should be still relevant with their talent. Can you imagine their sound over today's production. It'd be amazing! Thank you Bone!

[@FluentInfluence]

that was beautiful 💯

[@ELBStr8Cash]

preach!

[@MachineGunMouth]

real talk brah, and well put...

[@enochmla]

How does the Cavalier parade not have BONE represent....MGK was cool but where was BONE, the group that introduced us to CLE..don't forget they've worked with many heavyweights and earned their respect from the artists you've name to names like Ice Cube, E40, Snoop Dogg, Jermaine Dupri, Swizz Beatz, DMX, Game, Avant, Akon, Kanye just to name a few. They were All Original

[@pdelitegames]

"This group should be still relevant with their talent" I've always said this, but I think they concentrated on who wasn't Bone so much, they kinda lost their own style. Bizzy started yelling, Wish started repeating 3x, Krayzie switched up his style some (it's still cool though), Layzie's always been Layzie, and Flesh started flowing with the angels lol (Flesh's style is still tight). They had the right amount of everything in E1999 Eternal and 2nd in Creeping On A Come Up EP. Everything after that became loose. I feel like they would be cold as hell right this moment with the right type of modern production, a few samples, and that E1999 flow everyone loved.

[@SERGIO-ym5pc]

Bizzy's verse on notorious thugs was the sickest

[@meccamitchell3076]

SERGEC 5150 truth !!!

[@Tod-sc4lm]

SERGEC 5150 Beg my pardon to Martin but we ain't Martin we shooting. Legendary bars!!!

[@jrcash134]

SERGEC 5150 I agree

[@tupacshakur7968]

SERGEC 5150 my favorite without a doubt..

[@EAGLEEYEESOTERIC]

Stephen Brown ☺

[@donbelen886]

Its good to see somebody like yourself show Bone some love, I hate how the industry acts like they never sold over 75 million records, and how they never put out diamond selling albums. What none of these new school artist have accomplished. Bone is the greatest of all time.

[@K.B.Williams]

Nobody likes Bone though. Everyone puts Wu Tang and OutKast above them

[@donbelen886]

@@K.B.Williams You crazy bruh, maybe in New York more people like Wu Tang more than Bone, but Bone Still sell out shows, even till this day and when you put record sales come man, Bone has outsold Wu Tang. Dont get me wrong, I love Wu Tang both groups are legendary , but Bone was more successful, Bone is Bone, them boys are living legends.

[@SomeOne-ex7hk]

Your insane joy with hip hop really shows through. Dont lose that, it's the best.

[@hiphopdx]

Thank you, Ryan. I appreciate that.

[@SomeOne-ex7hk]

***** Its a compliment when its to be polite. It's not a compliment when its just the truth! And your Tech video was great. As a Technician myself I was torn through the video. It was a really honest look at his career and at the end I was like "Damn...he does have a point."

[@daryl7531]

Gonna hop on this comment cos I agree and I admire your enthusiasm, almost child like with your love of the culture. Informative and educational too. You put out breakdown videos frequently and reply to the community despite the popularity of the channel. Keep up the good work man

[@SomeOne-ex7hk]

Daryl Mitchell ^ This thing here

[@LILREMAlNS]

^ this is why i love the hip hop community

[@orlandoskeete7034]

Bone thugs n harmony for life

[@EL_COMPA_DE_DUBAI]

BONE THUGS N HARMONY IS THE GREATEST RAP GROUP OF ALL TIME.

[@th3ronin407]

behind mobb deep

[@EL_COMPA_DE_DUBAI]

+Mr. Essex hahahaha..u crazy..fucking troll

[@cruzanstx6661]

+Mr. Essex naw behind Tha Dogg Pound

[@beelzeboo]

Wu-Tang > Bone Thugs

[@beelzeboo]

+Food Fathom lyrically no. But flow wise they are the best.

[@Jlew-ql7pt]

and they were outselling everybody who was tryna beef with them. Bone was major.

[@k-baye6292]

I don't know why that matters

[@TheAznian]

How the hell did Three 6 Mafia think Bone Thugz bit their style though? The flow sound completely different

[@ADMAFIA210]

The whole devil rap angle

[@EAGLEEYEESOTERIC]

Knextlegend ☺

[@jeremyvalderas8146]

Knextlegend except how they’re almost exactly the same

[@paktru]

KINDA, But not really. The voices, lingo, and beats were different. But that flow was very similar. It was a demonic style, and the way they broke down syllables to make the flow fast. They did that on both sides.

[@rcfresh4345]

Triple Six Mafia, the real name before they switched to 3-6, was dope, raw as fuck & definitely had Memphis on lock. But they couldn't fuck with Bone. The way Bone flipped that shit was way more polished & the production was better. Now Bone & Twista...that was a battle. All the rappers from the Chi back then were way better at that style than everybody in 3-6. Do or Die, the Snypaz, Twista even crucial conflict all put it down..only cat from Memphis who came close to the talent level of Bone was Skinny Pimp

[@FrankD216indaland]

Bone was beefing but subliminal shit was the Greatest strategy because the others were screaming Fuck bone on every song so Bone was much more strategic and street wise in the end

[@MachineGunMouth]

not to mention they didn't give them other kats any extra exposure unless you knew the story specifically. once you mention a niggas name then that's automatically gonna make the listener go and listen to some tracks that the artist is dissing so by bone not mentioning their names they never gave them that extra attention...

[@geraldwalker4783]

hell yeah... on the family tree record (with just bone) Krayzie was like: "but what do we gain by giving you niggas fame? (we let the record show)"

[@MachineGunMouth]

G Walker exactly...

[@davidsaez8575]

+G Walker the 44 Magnum tag em.....follow me down my corner slip up and get blasted. his verse is tight on that song

[@geraldwalkertv]

+David Saez "get ready to duck bitch or get fucked up (boy) don't fuck around and get zipped in a body bag" yea he spazzed out on that record. Honestly art of war was like a krayzie bone feat bone thugs album lol

[@ELBStr8Cash]

Country Grammer is a hit but Nelly definitely has Wish's style on it

[@dizzybone555]

right

[@LiRSiN1]

that dude stole everybody's style. from clothes (KrissKross), Band-Aid (Left Eye), image (LL)... he even got sued by an R&B group named Vokal that claims they met him before he got his deal

[@ManMan-sh3sz]

Heck yeah, when I seen the beef vol.2 video and they compared the strikes of wish bone with nelly's I automatically seen the bite

[@MC_gusto]

Yes Nelly biting wish bone style

[@madaramikie4131]

no one can fucc with bizzybone

[@RuthIessVillain]

One of the greatest groups of all-time. I bump Bone's shit damn near everyday

[@87er_]

I don't think they spent too much time because Art Of War album was a retaliation album directed to all the rappers/groups who was dissing them and it fit the theme of the album

[@julioguerra3735]

This video says nelly and bone beef . Wtf they talking about 3 six mafia ??? Smh

[@FrankD216indaland]

Bizzy dissed Nelly and Murphy Lee on the first Bone Brothers CD in 05 but the real bone fans already know that

[@EazyE5150]

What song??

[@justinhogstenii]

@@EazyE5150 the track on Bone Brothers is Like me

[@noblewolf5976]

All I can say is that BONE helped me through some rough times..been listening since the age of 7 and still going solid

[@starter47990]

Same

[@jeharrington1]

I swear, the 90s really were superior to this era of rap. I think the NBA today is about as talented as the NBA of the 90s, I think movies today are about as good, TV shows are way better, dance music is the same. But hip hop dropped off. You could go on and on, pitting the artists of 1996 or so vs. the artists of 2017, and it wouldnt be pretty. But for everyone who was grown in the mid-1990s, imagine a rapper like Drake coming along and trying to break in at that time. So many fire rappers would have hopped on his ass so quick with that Disney Canada background and mercilessly bombarded his ass from day one, he would have been stomped to death , maybe literally given that violent ass era, so quick.

[@ksager123]

agreed

[@doyle8721]

Jason Harrington disagree the whole 90s was the golden era of everything!

[@ifyourmarriedyourasimpanda7440]

Wrong there are plenty of artists today who are as good as and i might even say better then the 90s ever heard of vi seconds , shofu, or passionate mc ? Cause they're all *underground* you think cause they recycle garbage in the mainstream that all rappers are trash nah homie people like you who refuse to open their eyes to the truth and look for better rappers are why hip hop is shit nowadays so stop fronting like you give a damn and listen to the fucking garbage out now

[@iantheweird1384]

i agree but unless you know where to look you can't find most mc's who have bars outside of kendrick and j cole

[@ifyourmarriedyourasimpanda7440]

cause real mcs dont sign to major labels a good place to start is strange music as a matter of fact i found out about vi seconds thru a guy called the jokerr (who is also a dope mc) who dissed strange music as a matter of fact funk volume (hopsin dizzy wright jarren benton adn swizzz) who are all dope imo used to hold a dont fuck up our beats contest vi seconds won second place in 2014 in case your wondering vi seconds aka shizzy sixx is from brooklyn and has that og flow mixed with heavy wordplay on one of his cyphers he did like an octendre or whatever you call 8 consecutive metaphors using the same words but giving a different meaning each line my original point remains tho as most people just wait for quality rappers to be played on the radio but it wont happen and probably not ever again

[@nystagmussumgatsyn15]

Bones sound was so much better than everyone elses . I dont think anyone (including bone ) should have compared their styles just because these groups were rapping fast. Bone has 20 different styles 36 has a few

[@Undecided0]

Layzie actually dissed Nelly on the song "Set It Straight" of the Thug World Order album.

[@enochmla]

What did he say on Set It Straight? I'm going to listen to that later

[@Undecided0]

+Mike Mike In the hook they keep repeating "Uh Oh Oh". Then Layzie talks about being #1. He was on Hot 97 in 2003 saying that Nelly was being disrespectful to Hip Hop by dissing KRS One, too.

[@kevinhornak2180]

Laurie bones nickname since the faces of death has been #1 assassin, I don’t think that line u speak of is directed at nelly

[@drebee3]

Dude I love your segments they always have me thinking for the next 30 min about different situations and scenarios about greatness. Thank you sir

[@hiphopdx]

Thank you, Andre! That's love. I appreciate you saying that.

[@charlesclayjr5842]

Being from Cleveland and growing up with DJ Ice rocking the parties on E93, its good to learn and hear some good information that I didn't know about the Greatest Group from the Land. I wish I had more insight about the group but they have spent a lot of time still touring which is crazy but all in all I love the love that outsiders have for Bone and Cleveland. #support216

[@PaulWalker-ug2ve]

Bone was always the best group In the game. If Easy was still alive ain't no telling how far they could have went.

[@mauricepartridge2593]

three 6 started this shit

[@wisediva9807]

NWA was the best

[@MandownGamer]

If anything his death helped them to hold their & prove themselves to the fullest

[@ShantiForever]

❤ Greatest Hip hop group of all time. They are in a league of their own. Bone will never be duplicated. People try but its always a fail.

[@jaycoleman6552]

*_*it's_*

[@kosmique]

bone is a four letter word for music.

[@Hunter2847]

Bone even tries and it fails now

[@K.B.Williams]

Shanti.. six years goes by fast af right?

[@anatsusha09]

good info,but MGK isn't from Cleveland though. Bone is one of the most unappreciated groups of all time.

[@criticalbizzy1531]

yes he is lol

[@anatsusha09]

He was born in Houston,Texas and also you do that he has a song name "Cleveland" and had a line saying "He may not be from here but he will die right here" I'm from Cleveland and I know what the fuck I'm talking about.

[@criticalbizzy1531]

+Ansatsusha Gouki sorry i offended you so bad

[@anatsusha09]

Who said,I was offended,I'm just telling you,MGK isn't from Cleveland

[@lambchop8653]

you have to be born there to be from there? This nigga has been putting clevland on the map for years, yall aint got shit. Calm down.

[@gerb3086]

I always knew Nelly got his Style on bone but I never knew he was doing it like wishbone a lot of old and new artists respect bone an there Legacy

[@michaelgipson4593]

Nelly took wish SWAG

[@MA-qg5ju]

Bizzys first verse on You Aint Bone is so fuckin classic. If you're reading this look it up real quick.

[@mcarter3414]

Art of War still my fav Bone album

[@683theplacetobe]

M Carter oml saaame and still creepin on a come up

[@fanofbonethugsnharmonyfore465]

me 2

[@420Ruger]

M Carter over E1999 n Eternal? you crazy

[@mcarter3414]

Force Ghosting for my opinion..I'm crazy? foh

[@dogooda]

E 1999 is they best album but Art Of War is my Favorite

[@thablackkat9905]

This man needs to be the official commentator for Hip Hop! He's like Mauro R. from Smackdown Live!

[@BluntFogg]

Easy E would have told Bone to keep beefin. The Godfather of gangster rap wouldn't pass on some beef.

[@samo8565]

lol fasho, real mothafuckin G's

[@stevengrim1408]

Bone dissed them on Strictly For My Grind. That entire song is diss to Death Row, the 1st verse of the song was supposed to be Eazy's but he had passed away so Bizzy rhymed it. That's as far as that beef went in regards to Bone. That and whatever shots they took at Mo Murda.

[@ASSman864]

Easy said he didnt want them going that route

[@mickeyb584]

Na. He might’ve beefed with Deathrow but he had a reason and it took him 4 years to release a diss track on Dre. He wasn’t about beefing. He was about making money

[@dennyeduardo]

Wonderful content. Congratulations. U made my life better i am a huge bone fan. I am from CHILE

[@-ix3mo]

I dig these 90s breakdown!! Keep it to em

[@DjHollow-jm2gu]

I seen Twista in 2004 paid 85 bucks to see him play three songs and then after he bitched to the promoters he's a superstar and should not be treated that way by having a wack venue i paid 15 bucks to see bizzy he played until 2 in the morning and signed autographs fuck tounge twister and to think I wasted money on VIP its when slow jams was on the radio and he musta thought he was the bees knees btw Bizzy sold 75 million and has a Grammy Twista wishes he was on Bones level

[@romant142]

mark jacobs really that's crazy

[@donbelen886]

I agree man, Bone Thugs are the best ever.

[@donbelen886]

@bee boo You seem like a Twista fan, Twista can rap ill give him that, but he aint got shit on the Bone Boys, Soundscans, Timeless music, Awards......Collabs, Bone has rocked with the best of them, Legends.

[@Hunter2847]

bee boo listen to Seeing Things by Bizzy then come back...you can’t sit here & say that ain’t real rap or hip hop. Dude has too many styles, that’s why they’re so unique & these other groups don’t have that versatility. Plus you hate them but know all about them....how’s that work

[@R.Gsolo365]

Man real shit. Twista was trash to me

[@amkrajc]

this was a well done video. I grew up with bone as my soundtrack. I thought I knew everything, but you revealed new stuff to me. keep it up.

[@darkgodmengpo2673]

Salute From Cape Town South Africa... Hands down, this was an awesome breakdown!

[@mfknrmxthebangmessiah6012]

I'm in The Land. Thx for the "commercial" at the beginning.

[@Ayplus]

These conversations are dope

[@angelayates651]

See the thing is you just get too do it goddamis

[@angelayates651]

Hes gat east19999

[@Shortstoryccb13]

dope vid thanks for the info

[@DaFather831]

This video was Amazing! You really a big Bone fan. And weren't afraid of showing it. A lot of great scoop on here. Probably could have made at least an hour long video with this. Good stuff

[@soup1408]

Dope perspective .. Y'all captured the whole timeline

[@hiphopdx]

Thank you!

[@juicemania50]

+HipHopDX what about wu tang they went bk and forth too

[@Home_ave]

+HipHopDX I think if Eazy was alive he would tell bone not to diss them. Bone wanted to jump into the Dr.Dre beef with Eazy but Eazy said no you guys are better than that. Even though Eazy liked the money from the attention from dissing but it was also personal.

[@Home_ave]

+Michael Barth I also think Eazy would have been smart enough to say you guys should do music together and capture this sound as the Midwest sound, with all the East coast West coast shit going on and the Midwest could possibly be so much bigger now.

[@ManMan-sh3sz]

@@Home_ave faxxxxx that sounds more like what eazy would of said straight up

[@fernandogodinez661]

this dude said bone came out in 93 but i guess he never heard of bone enterprise that was in 91 or before...

[@hiphopdx]

Faces of death. Bless the 40 oz. blunted out niggas everyday. very well aware. Love that project. Underground albums are excluded from this convo though. For the masses, it started with thuggish ruggish bone

[@fernandogodinez661]

+HipHopDX yup its crazy how bone and these dudes were doing it almost about the same time without knowing it...po pimp from do or die was one of my favorite tracks growing up by the way and crucial conflict was fire but bone was on the top of the list for me and still is...

[@FrankD216indaland]

+HipHopDX lol not according to Dj Paul.

[@j2323j]

Awesome video

[@nebstaism]

96 was such a dope year in hip hop... so much fire came out 🔥🔥🔥

[@zachos2]

Those first three project pat albums ... Woooooooo

[@williamstots3288]

We need more channels like this one here. black media.

[@jaysonsilva491]

Thank you for this vidoe

[@raunchyclothing]

this was great!

[@ArkhitectProductions]

Great video.

[@hiphopdx]

Thank you

[@PLawton2900]

I always said he had Wish Bones's style. Ppl who know me know dat.

[@billysanchez6890]

I always thought the same. I thought I was the only one to see/hear that.

[@MookieMotonio]

All people have to do is listen to "Get cha Thug on" on the Art of war. They sound identical

[@LivewyreTheCyborg]

I always said that too

[@hoodcounselor]

this is a fact

[@megamanxhunter]

The first time I heard Nelly, I said "is that wish bone?"

[@ElMagoSilva23]

great video!

[@bubbagirl21]

this was done extremely well..good shit ...subscribed

[@Gusto821]

I miss the good days of rap I can't stand this mumble trash that comes out now days I want the golden erea back

[@DJClintonPGH]

Three 6 Mafia and B.O.N.E. are my 2 favorite groups (in that order) of all time, so it was hard for me to listen to some of the stuff they said about each other, but in the end, it was all good music both ways. Three 6 Mafia (As "Da Mafia 6ix") recently did a song with B.O.N.E. on their 2013 release "6iX Commandments", as well.

[@jawmatt2102]

Ditto

[@whodiditthistime1287]

The good old days

[@cedriclindsey2755]

No group can beef with them. They're style and lyrics are beyond any other group. Bone head 4 life! ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾

[@BigSuedeDJBigSuede]

Wow good info content 😎

[@RocStone]

Everyone got they opinion but I grew up in that era and I'm just in memory lane right now.. but bar none Bone is one of the greatest rap groups if not "the" greatest of all time in my opinion because of their influence and style.. you can argue originality but that's gone nowadays and that's something that made these groups/rappers from back in the 90's like bone, 36mafia, twista, etc. classic.. maybe one day we'll have that principle of originality come back maybe not but hip hop trends are always changing.. regardless, Bone has cemented themselves in rap history no doubt!!!

[@hiphopdx]

Agreed.

[@amkrajc]

totally agree

[@hippa2dahoppa2]

ive met 36 mafia and bone members a few times. that was prob one of the realest beefs because those are all really street dudes and still all are even though they got money and are mature now for their age, their still from the hood. the only disadvantage mafia had was paul and juciy got little arms but that dont mean they couldnt shoot at someone back in the day. and you dont see bone members alone alot, sometimes krayzie and bizzy, but they usually roll deep as fuck. we did a show for flesh bone when he first got out of jail and dude walked into soundcheck with like 20 people or more. but city people or street people also love to joke around to, so personality wise i think all these dudes would of got along much better if they didnt have a similar album style, but really over time e99 and faces of death really was prob their only dark albums. maybe creepin. everything after that was more towards harmony type of music

[@lemarrashad5310]

Correction...only DJ Paul has a short arm!

[@hippa2dahoppa2]

Lemar Rashad i could of swore juicys was a little disfigured as well. not as bad as pauls but still a bit deformed. i could be wrong though

[@kosmique]

actually its known that flesh flew out to record something in chi-town and was all alone, by himself , with a bag full of military grade weapons. no bullshit.

[@brollya]

i love it... keep em comin......

[@icumblood35]

Yo my guy thank you for including that you're the man

[@BSA_est94]

e.1999 eternal is one of the greatest rap albums of all time

[@bryanlowe3415]

It's ALL MO THUG MO THUG...

[@pbarrera2299]

Damn awesome video

[@Ohh_Is_That_Sooo...]

I love this video plz do another!!

[@Skyefuego]

awesome video!

[@hiphopdx]

Thank you

[@MrRichie322]

Nathan Austin I love nelly

[@Nuh-zd5py]

it's cool how Bone Thugs and Harmony worked with both Tupac and BIG

[@PapaRazaa]

BTNH foe life ✊BTW, great commentary

[@stones918]

good research, my man....enjoyed the vid

[@jondax8581]

Bone thugs are rap ! End of story

[@busterzigler7530]

End of discussion.

[@eduran777ify]

u ain't bone killz do or die

[@adkimbrough6]

agreed

[@jesset.5760]

MannieSocal yup and All Original

[@notpopimp8346]

I'm sorry, that Do or Die song was brutal. No subliminal shots. It was basically a threat on wax. The same with the Twista diss towards them. Do or Die's was way harder though. But I still think Bone was a better group in their prime.

[@jamespalmer5679]

NOTPOPIMP "Busting back"! That shit was ooowwweee!

[@ManMan-sh3sz]

@@jamespalmer5679 I remember when that album came out, it was tiiiiiight but they were enemigos in my eyes. Then bustin back came on and was so blatant with the flow and the beat smh that was a big oooouuuuch

[@Mr.G_717]

Thank you bro

[@aj9730]

Love this channel

[@hiphopdx]

Thank you!

[@drunkentre]

Bone fan since day 3, but I have to admit, Thuggish Ruggish Bustas and Bustin Back are my jams. Crook County is also on my daily play list. The Wu /RZA beef was left out. Kray answered that and a bunch of other stuff on Ain't Said No Names off of Mo Thugs Family Reunion (which was weak compared to Family Scriptures, so it's an easy track to miss). I honestly feel that Bone going off with other producers is what caused them to normalise in the industry. When everyone else jumped on the Bone flow, they went to those producers too and tried to sound like the weak immatations of themselves. Part of what made them unique was U-Neek (and Co)

[@LivewyreTheCyborg]

I remember always thinkin Nelly was soundin like Wish on alotta shit.

[@bobdeez4755]

Yo this was tight. great journalism!

[@koreyburns1421]

Loving these videos! One quick note: Look Into My Eyes appeared on the Batman and Robin soundtrack, not Batman Forever. Great stuff nonetheless!

[@MrTorycoleman]

I'm from Memphis I heard Thuggish Ruggish when I was in Winsconsin I thought they were from Memphis. To be honest to me and a lot...that dark tongue twist style came from Lord Infamous. BUT THE VERY FIRST TIME I BELIEVE WE ALL HEARD A TONGUE TWIST GOES TO.......... JJFAD SUPERSONIC AT THE END OF THE SONG...HIT IT BABY D!!!!

[@hiphopdx]

Thats knowledge right there!

[@darrylk1508]

HipHopDX funny you said that becuz eazy produced JJfad too back in the 80s

[@suckafreesam827]

Damn.. Y'all went found Tommy Wright III ..

[@hiphopdx]

That may be the best bone diss ever, lowkey

[@RICO_SUAVE_86_]

I know I’m two years late but DAMN 😂😂😂😂 mad props Hip-Hop DX always does their research down to the nitty gritty 💯💯💯

[@blvckfiretrvpfire15]

Man ain't that funny 🤣...my cousin peeped me to that song when I was younger 😂

[@Vossink]

U forgot that crook county track by twista and speedknot mobb but man this was an amazing video ... also there was kurupt on the Dogg pound album dogg food said "ain't no harming me I ain't got no love for no ho's n harmony then Krayzie bone had them on his solo album and flesh had kurupt on the 5thdog let loose album ... but man I loved this video keep up the great work

[@icumblood35]

Dude good job on this one

[@tylerbotham8600]

crucial conflict is whack compaired to bone

[@jonericson398]

I'm from the south, so I would not listen to a bone thugs n harmony song for years over a decade except lately pass few days I played a few bone tracks because of interviews, I been seeing bone making heavy interviews every day online lately, well I love hip hop so I heard a few tracks. I told Dj Paul the same thing months back our gang was very active and only listened 3-6 and when I was very young told him about a altercation with bone fans he laughed and was like "that's dope , fuck em" but he was playing sayin they all good now on his Instagram... shout out to Dj Paul he's showed love a few times #Mafia

[@anthonyesquivel5211]

Love y'all man

[@CallMeMicahT]

Dude definitely put out more videos like this, this was fascinating.

[@eduran777ify]

agree

[@hiphopdx]

Thank you!

[@ReedMySole]

We really need to talk about these dudes more.

[@lloydjohnson5817]

Crucial Conflict diss bone on The Good Side Bad Side album with the song Back Against The Wall.

[@glb3772]

This is my first time watching your show,its great brother.

[@MrMastermind314]

Nice vid

[@michaelWilliams-my3zq]

you forgot about creepin on ah come up, that's what put them on the map

[@alanarellano5155]

These are my thugs to me BONE is eternal no one better!!!!!!

[@kingjamesversion83]

Very dope perspective, I can tell you know your Bone Thugs history.

[@JahTung]

Was blessed to meet Bone Thugs, drove them around Sydney on one of their tours. Very humble and genuine bredren. It's such a pleasure when artists you admire turn out to actually be nice people.

[@shainowells9156]

"Dont b so quick to test us" off AOW album my favorite Bone diss track. But Bizzy was cookin dudes on his solo albums with regularity...no subs

[@brazyd5]

hell yea this is why i fuck with hiphopdx

[@jaycee941]

Love your channel bro! I could talk about rap all damn day

[@sammysam2615]

The 90s was really about skill and having a unique style to stand out, all these groups were hungry and anything that came off as similar to a certain style, each felt that they had to check each other. But there's a clear difference in sound and delivery. And after 20 plus years, they're all 40 something and realized it was a good way to sell albums but a waste of time when focusing on creativity.

[@thataurus2492]

lol that Nelly so called beef was so overlook lol but it was shocking to hear Layzie say that sound like something Bizzy would say

[@amkrajc]

agreed... but Layzie is a hot head.

[@thataurus2492]

+amkrajc u are correct about that

[@Hunter2847]

Na that sounds exactly like something Lay would say lolol

[@Jlew-ql7pt]

I wouldn't say they spent to much time.. because they still made dope albums and solos. let's not forget bone had mo thugs.

[@jaycoleman6552]

*_*TOO_*

[@deezportz]

love that track in the background!!

[@errintaylor3167]

bone Thugs albums is incredible Albums Outta this world