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[@lambchop3805]

Legendary album. Very deserved album of the year win at the Grammys

[@stefaniebrauer128]

Absolutely.

[@klhent4475]

This here song was for Wyclef I believe.

[@california862]

Monica- Don't take it personal SWV(Sisters w/Voices)- Weak

[@Roby3119]

Yo boy, do a reaction on brotha lunch ,aint no one down enouff to do him.one luv, yo boy Rob.😀

[@Guffie27]

Zion

[@Alisha1686]

Lauren is Haitian

[@kimberlyjohnson4673]

Tlc what about your friends boys to men on bending knee

[@dirtyface-capone7622]

Lauryn Hill should've been, unquestionably, the GOAT female artist.Her career seemed so short.

[@muirwisdom8901]

When you plant a good seed the tree will last generations, Lauren says never let your last success become your prison.

[@nicolletelangdon2694]

Her follow up album, Unplugged is way better than Miseducation. Miseducation is internal struggle that affects personal life while Unplugged is about external struggles and how they affect the personal. Lauryn Hill is by far the best emcee ever. She murders with her words or wisdom and truth.

[@3COI]

There is no bad song on this album. The Miseducation Hill is a flawless album. I kinda wish you had gone through the album track by track so the skits made more sense. Side note: I was told that most of these relationship songs are about her and Wyclef Jean, another member of The Fugees.

[@kingnaldo4058]

This was a *Wyclef* diss, her former lover and bandmate. This was done in the *Jamaican Dancehall One Drop* rhyme scheme with matches each sentence with the same sequence pattern. Her mother had *Jamaican* heritage. She mentioned she's now on *Hope Road* which is the home of the *Marley* family at *56 hope road* in *Kingston Jamaica* She had five children with *Bob Marley's* son *Rohan Marley* .....🤔🇯🇲👍

[@deshawna415]

This was a Wyclef Jean diss. During the recording of The Score, Lauryn Hill began a romantic relationship with Wycleaf who was married. By the time The Score hit shelves in February of 96, rumors of a relationship between Hill & Jean had emerged. She made this song after their fallout.

[@antoniosmith197]

Are they not cool anymore? I didn't know this. I just like the music

[@melvincarter1377]

And Tupac

[@formerlymel9549]

@@antoniosmith197 No, they're not. Sadly. This and much of the songs on the album were about Wyclef. There's a kind of sad story behind this. I'll post it if there is a reaction to "To Zion"

[@mc12358]

Let's face facts... Although MC's lace tracks, it doesn't mean behind the scenes there ain't no dirt to trace back... (R.I.P. Guru)

[@sinderella23]

The Vlad tv interview with Pras explains it all. He admits he did Lauryn wrong. Remind me of Biggie and Kim. These guy won't claim them publicly but then marry someone else while they're still sleeping with them. I believe the both had abortiond by these men too.

[@laurag.g.2973]

The full album is a masterpiece.

[@galept]

This and the Illmatic are my absolute favorites.

[@_Shaquille_]

she was talking about Wyclef, Ex-factor was about Wyclef as well. They were together at one point

[@timmagee8444]

She was talking about Wycliff . She told Wycliff that she was doing this album and Wycliff basically told Hill that her album wouldn't be a success. Wycliff did an album at the same time and basically Hill album blew away Wycliff's album.

[@HF20.12]

I think she was taking shots at Wyclef You should react to Brandy - Angel in Disguise

[@godivadark]

HFS 20 Angel in Disguise is a very good one. He’d love it.

[@HF20.12]

godivadark yes! That is one of Brandy’s best songs

[@atlstephens4688]

Great reaction! Its always great to see when our younger generations appreciate great music. But I've already heard you say that you really really dig 60's & 70's stuff, so you automatically get madd kudos in my book. Keep expanding and "The Final Hour" is another joint off this album where she raps in entirety. Also a really dope flow & message

[@Jkjones0128]

Final Hour by Lauryn Hill from the Miseducation album. Bars for days plus vocals.

[@shindouhokage796]

Yass please!!

[@Jkjones0128]

@@JackReacts904 love the reactions. You gotta get back on some 90's southern hip hop. I can tell you have a respect for the culture.

[@jonathanaleman3440]

I clicked so fast!!!!! I believe this is a diss track.

[@godivadark]

Me too!!!!

[@swaggerish]

@@JackReacts904 she gave Wyclef the BUSINESS!!!!

[@dnylqnc]

Ms. Lauryn Hill is from New Ark, New Jersey. Her ex partner is Rohan Marley, a son of the legendary Bob Marley. She has 5 kids with him, they never got married. This track is supposed to be a diss track to Wyclef Jean, whom she dated. He's 1/3 of her group the fugees. He's Haitian Maybe that's why she's using Patois in her vocabulary. You should react to Lauryn Hill - Final Hour. That song is just full of wisdom. And that flow is out of this world.

[@The_Triangulator]

“Now Im on Hope Road” is referring to Bob Marley family home/compound in Jamaica and her relationship with Rohan.

[@blackkatt777]

I thought All three members are from Haitian families. That's why the Fugees is short for Refugees.

[@bluesneakers]

@@blackkatt777 No all three arent Haitian. Only Pras and Wyclef. Lauryn is Black American. When I was younger I remember she was being called a "honorary Haitian" lol.

[@blackkatt777]

@@bluesneakers Oh. Ok. I always got the vibe that she was either Haitan or Caribbean because she uses patois in her songs.

[@rainydaze1502]

Yes, I love that you're doing more Lauryn Hill!!! I'd defintely reccomend when it hurts so bad (you're gonna reallly feel that song lol, I cry sometimes), i used to love him, forgive them father, my personal favorite is CANT TAKE MY EYES OFF OF YOU OMG THAT SONG MAKES MY HEART MELT.

[@cherrym846]

Love forgive them father

[@artgroupie]

You should check out Lil Kim’s version “Miseducation of Lil Kim”. She paid homage to Lauryn.

[@sunofthegoddess1617]

You should reacts to Lauryn Hill's performance in Sister Act 2

[@14charmedone]

I watch Sister Act 2 a lot of times. I'm still loving it.

[@steamnature]

5:57 "Shaitan" is an arabic word for "Satan/Devil"

[@jonsamuels9245]

steamnature 5:35

[@robbyb.8905]

The outro at the end of the song is part of a series of interludes throughout the album “the miseducation of Lauryn Hill “

[@mc12358]

Jack, when I was your age I literally used to sit in my mom's van on Friday/Saturday nights trying to pick up radio stations from metropolitan areas, because that was the only way I could hear new rap music during the late 90s era. The Chevy Astro always had the best FM reception! Seeing you in your car and jamming to the music *I* grew up with takes me back to those days 🙂 I'm so glad you are enjoying these classics!

[@sooboo79]

That outro was actually the intro to the next song on the album, they did that back in the day. This whole album is 🔥🔥🔥!!! I remember buying this the day it came out. Laying on my floor with my cd player & headphones, crying my eyes out the first time I heard Nothing Even Matters. 🥺

[@alishagrossman4080]

This entire album is 🔥‼️

[@LastPersephone]

I remember when the album dropped. 22 years ago yesterday. I remember I was so excited. And the first track is lost ones! I was sold immediately. This album literally changed my life. ❤️

[@3COI]

There is no bad song on this album. The Miseducation Hill is a flawless album. I kinda wish you had gone through the album track by track so the skits made more sense. Side note: I was told that most of these relationship songs are about her and Wyclef Jean, another member of The Fugees.

[@SirJoeeee]

Mystery of Iniquity by Lauryn Hill on that unplugged album is lyrically one of the best

[@tanishadee3883]

I always thought this was a jab at Wyclef (they dated) Also Hope Road is where the Marley House (Bob) is in Jamaica. I think some of the album was recorded there. She was with Rohan Marley (one of Bobs sons) during this time.

[@JAYE94611]

It is said that she's going at Wyclef on this song

[@JAYE94611]

@@JackReacts904 no it's just a rumor Wyclef says he's not sure and Lauryn Hill never said who she was talking about. But this came after the break up of the Fugees and the breakup of her and Wyclef

[@gabrielbrewster107]

@@JackReacts904 Well the Rumour is that it (the whole album up to "Forgive them father") is about wyclef and Fugees, which is probably true. But Lauryn herself never said this.

[@knowthyself31]

You need to hear mystery of iniquity off unplugged. I challenge any lyricist to challenge that

[@wilsonsmanz]

The inspiration for the Bridge of this song came from a song called "What a Bam Bam" which is why in the last line, the last time she sang the bridge she said what a bam bam.

[@eliasatrapado]

That outro is part of a continuing interlude throughout the album at the end of songs. It’s like a story within the story of the album which weaves together the stories of the songs. This album is just an experience. It’s something you have to sit down and listen to start to finish to fully understand.

[@xanderduffy6461]

@@JackReacts904 You should just do a reaction to The Whole Miseducation. It is a concept album, so all the interludes tie the songs togther. But in a nutshell its abut her miseducation - hence why the classrooom. To Zion, Final Hour, and Forgive Them Father is perhaps the best on the album.

[@kindrar7011]

The class is through out the album. The teacher is now Mayor Ras Baraka of Newark NJ. He was also a teacher and principal, son of activist Amiri Baraka.

[@mijol8546]

In my opinion the line referencing emancipation has to do with freeing her mind of political or socioeconomic control of the masses. Especially in her later album the MTV Unplugged she really did a phenomenal job of spreading a "free your mind" message, and takes us on her own personal journey of self discovery, and growth. This is what I appreciate about Ms Lauryn Hill.

[@robertotorres8976]

This album ahhhhh amazing one of the Best albums in history 👌🙌🙌👌🤩 in my top 10 Best albums

[@kurtrobertson495]

she's Haitian The Fugees is a play on the word refugees

[@Strawberryfearsforever]

She’s talking to Wyclef the entire time.

[@got2bjosh]

Album of the Year for a reason.

[@klasyk1532]

FINALLY! I think I requested this on every video you put out!

[@joejohnson9024]

This album won 5 Grammies......Lauren was like fuck this industry I’m out 😂😂😂 gotta luv it!!!!!!!

[@formerlymel9549]

I was going to tell this story if you reacted to "to Zion" from this album but I'll drop it here real quick. When the Fugees came out with "The Score" in 1996 it was rumored that Lauryn Hill had a sexual relationship with one of the other members. It was assumed by many to be Pras because he was a ladies man and Wyclef was married. It turns out the unthinkable was true. Lauryn was sleeping with her married group-mate, Clef. Clef and Lauryn used to butt heads hard and would get into physical fights behind the scenes. Afterwards they would have make up sex. In one situation Pras recounted how Lauryn was throwing blows at Clef on a private a private flight. They had to be separated. When the plane landed no one could find them. They were eventually found together in the back of the plane. So, here's the really scandalous part. Their affair carried on well into when Lauryn started working on her solo album and after she started a relationship with one of the producers on her album, Bob Marleys son, Rohan Marley. In that time she got pregnant and for the duration of her pregnancy she told Clef the baby was his. She didn't tell him the truth until literally the day the kid was born. Both Pras and Clef alluded to all this in their books and in interviews. Pras said Lauryn is one of the most vindictive persons he's ever met. When she dropped her solo album she was supposed to have 4 singles/videos but only 3 was released. Lauryn wanted "to zion" as the 4th but the record company wanted "every ghetto every city" or one of the other ones. Partly because they didn't think to zion would do well and another part because Clef didn't want her to release "To Zion" because it's about the kid she lied to him that he fathered. At that time Clef had a lot of sway with the record company. He would later get "Maria Maria" released for Carlos Santana--who coincidentally played guitar on "to Zion." Lauryn said if it can't be the song she wanted, she won't do another video and that's why there's only 3 official singles. At the 99 Grammys Lauryn won 5 awards. She was supposed to close the show with her hits do wop (that thing) and ex factor. She ran into Carlos Santana at the show and at the last minute decided to perform a full version of "To Zion" instead. It was her way of socking it to Clef who was in the audience. Shortly thereafter Lauryn's behavior became increasingly erratic. She was giving an award to a young Hydeia Broadbent-'who was a child activist born with HIV--and she inexplicably started bawling her eyes out dragging out her short speech. A couple years later she did an MTV unplugged where she would start bawling in between and in the middle of songs. It was such a wreck that the record company wanted to shelf it but ultimately relented to its release. As the years went on it went downhill (no pun intended) from there for the feminist intellectual preacher. It was rumored that her grammy performance was the last straw for Clef and being from Haiti, he let loose some voodoo on her and that's what caused her decline. It may seem like a joke. Being from the islands, I believe it. Also because Clefs father was a voodoo priest and he's encouraged people of Haiti to follow voodoo teachings. It should be worth noting that Clef addressed this saying people ask him what he did to Lauryn and he swears he didn't do anything. The mere fact that he would even addressed something that's only rumored on the fringe is suggestive that he's done exactly what those rumors claim. Poor Lauryn. I still love, admire and respect Lauryn Hill. I own both her studio album and the MTV Unplugged album. To me, the miseducation of Lauryn Hill, minus the annoying classroom lectures, is one of the greatest albums ever. There's a song called "mystery of iniquity" on her unplugged album. An interpolation of the song was used by Kanye for the song "all falls down." Kanye tried to use a sample but wasn't able to get clearance. If my memory serves me correctly, Kanye was asked why he used Syleena Johnson on the track instead of Lauryn and he said something along the lines of "because Lauryn is not well." He wasn't very kind in his response and had to later walk it back. Its ironic that he's now dealing with his own mental struggles. He's not well, but he'll sure get the respect he didn't give to Lauryn back then.

[@JacxonLRyan]

You would love Lauryn Hill feat D'Angelo Nothing Even Matters Let that be your introduction to D'Angelo then do: D'Angelo= "Lady" & "Brown Sugar"

[@steamnature]

Do "Nas - Blaze A 50" - you would love it!!!

[@smithblack100]

Wyclef got roasted

[@DesignzRUs]

Classic ass album

[@steamnature]

Lauryn Hill is from New Jersey

[@xreid66]

Great review!!! Now it’s time for “To Zion” 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@Nando-hj4zi]

Xavier Reid yes fr

[@caroleappling2007]

From bricks to Kingston…… “ from Newark Nj to Kingston” Lauren was born in Newark NJ…( Newark is also called the brick city… after the projects.

[@saucy05]

I'm envious of you discovering these gems for the first time.

[@Rosey1912]

You have to listen to "Mystery of Iniquity"

[@BrothaJ365]

There’s also her duet with the late legendary Bob Marley “ Turn Your Lights Down Low” on Marley’s Chant Down Babylon album

[@sjgu2290]

Besides their songs as a group Fugees, this one is my most favorite Lauryn song of all time🔥. Thanks for reacting to it!

[@exxitboxx5730]

Just checking in now in 2022. I always got the impression that she was referring to the people who govern the music business and what they do behind the scenes in the spirit of making music. Also the artist who sell their souls for fame in the music industry. This thought became amplified when she came out with her more recent song that was mad controversial "I'll Get Out". Listen to it again and then listen to I'll get out and tell me what you think.

[@alishaalia]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Mps0324]

Good diss tracks to listen to is LL Cool J - 4321 and Canibus - Second Round K.O. In that order. LL and Canibus had beef back in the day and Canibus is a damn good lyricist.

[@jymmirachael4316]

Bricks she talkin about Newark and Kingston Jamaica is where she did most of this album. There was so much resistance that this album almost didn’t happen. Jamaica is where she felt safe...the record company said this would be a mediocre project bc she wasn’t working with the people they told her to work with.

[@cortezthomas5446]

You should react to her singing in the movie Sister Act 2

[@mariaschurink9810]

Of you don’t charge then the rain soon come is a refference to Bob Dylan - Times are a changing Every line has a meaning, it’s crazy genius

[@CarlyzClozet]

This is my favorite album of all time....hands down!!!! Lauren is wise beyond her years...I think her wisdom is from her spirituality. And we can connect with her on that level as she shares that with us through her music!!!!

[@blackpanther-wr7mm]

Lauryn is Haitian.

[@dwaynesanders5725]

I at first didn't understand how this was about Wyclef but as time went on I get what she's saying. She said you win some but you just lost one meaning he is successful but he has just lost her as an artist

[@Trellizm]

If im not mistaken this album won 8 grammys

[@rowanellis8430]

She's talking about Wyclef they were in a relationship and at that time he was popping b4 she was. This is after the fugees broke up

[@mcnzefili]

Wyclef Jean of the FuGees said in an interview that he believes this song was a shot at him by Lauryn Hill.

[@jonathanaleman3440]

You should react to Snow tha product. I think you would really enjoy it.

[@tapestry1094]

Jack, you need to react to The sweetest Thing by Lauren Hill. That track is hot too.

[@OneHandMoneyMan]

This one made her the greatest female hip hop artist of all time for me, most dudes can’t touch this record but there’s still too many dudes I’d take over her..but females?! None

[@drmayesmt]

She's Haitian. There was a riff that happened between Wyclef and her. She didn't know they were Haitian for 5 years because they pushed that they were Jamaican. Plus she needed to go in a different direction and let her inspiration out, and she couldn't do that with the Fugees. Jodi Watley was the same when she left Shalimar.

[@blessed3779]

@@coffeenut6124No, all three of the Fugees are Haitian. Who told you she was AA lol? She talks about it in interviews and her songs, her Haitian parents, etc.

[@caroleappling2007]

She is not Haitian, Pras and Wyclef are, Lauren was born in Newark NJ.

[@caroleappling2007]

She is not Haitian, that’s just something the press ran with both of her parents are African Americans, . They ran with that because Wyclef was born in Haiti, and Pras was born in Jersey of Haitian parents.. and became th name of the group was Fugees a riff on refugees. She was born in New Jersey May 26, 1975. It’s all good.

[@jahova10]

High school basketball team... We played this after after home win.

[@kerry7713]

Haitian.

[@strawberrybounce1617]

I'm a big fan of L Boogie, thought u might like 'Lost Souls' by H.E.R. it was inspired by Lauryn Hill. You will love it, pls react to it.

[@robbyb.8905]

She’s Haitian btw

[@indakut]

Lauryn Hill Sister Act 2 kzbin.info/www/bejne/hGqQi2CHg7t8l6c

[@AllenLewis]

You should react to Final Hour and When It Hurts So Bad on the Miseducation Of Lauryn Hill Album.

[@AllenLewis]

​@@JackReacts904​Trust me you wont be disappointed. Its a classic.

[@BrothaJ365]

Is the latter the one with Mary J Blige?

[@AllenLewis]

@@BrothaJ365 that song is called "I Used To Love Him"

[@BrothaJ365]

Allen Lewis oh yeah! 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@knowthyself31]

Take it Easy. Unreleased by the fugees. Crazy

[@sakeenahtremble8127]

Listen to lil kim miseducation lauren hill beat...

[@EddieDahhhling]

Thank you for taking my request for this one. This whole album is a mood. Check out "Ex-Factor" where Ms. Lauryn hits a Mariah Carey whistle note. Also, "Tell Him" and "Can't Take My Eyes Off Of You. All three are musical gems. 🌻💜

[@raheelmuhammed2019]

She could barley hold all the Grammy awards she won that year

[@jamedraa8472]

Please review Lauren ' s track FINAL HOUR.

[@xanderduffy6461]

@@JackReacts904 Absolutley - final hour, and forgive them father are the two best tracks.

[@Butterfly22593]

React to A Perfect Match- Kali Ranks ft Lauryn Hill. One of the most beautiful songs she's done and nobody heard it

[@kerry7713]

Ooooooh Fugees.... Cowboys. Next level

[@kylemoore1196]

I second one of the comments.....listen to her song Final Hour

[@tara3870]

You should do Zion with her and Carlos Santana

[@katec8796]

FUGEES - FAMILY BUSINESS AND LAURYN HILL - FORGIVE THEM FATHER

[@demetriusleblanc4631]

Shaitan, is the devil in Arabic. Or Satan.

[@judon4908]

Lauryn Hill is the greatest Hip-Hop artist of all time

[@MellowLady222]

A touch of Reggae...What A Bam Bam

[@mikeal-lateef_5138]

Screw the beat dissect them bars 🔥🔥🔥

[@shrmnpatterson]

That was a skit thru out the album a classroom teaching all album long

[@gabrielwhite9130]

React to Usher- you make me wanna

[@ArtisanWindchimes]

This and "Its 7 O'Clock I'm in my drop top"

[@bolder2009]

"I know all the tricks from bricks to kingston" = Brick City, New Jersey. She is very close to the Marley family in Jamaica, and that's where she recorded some of The Miseducation Of Lauryn Hill, which is one of the greatest albums ever made. It could also be a double entendre, as in Brixton to Kingston. She performed memorable concerts at London's Brixton Academy in the 90s. Now here's some incredible recommendations off the top of my head that you will love. Lauryn Hill - Guarding The Gates. A masterpiece! Lauryn Hill & Ron Isley - Close To You. Again this is a masterpiece of soul singing. Lauryn Hill - The Mystery Of Iniquity. This will let you know why Nas rates Lauryn as one of the greatest rappers of alltime and I recall him putting her right at the top of his list in an old interview. And why she is one of the greatest songwriters of her generation. Mary J Blige ft Lauryn Hill - Be With You (Remix). John Legend ft Lauryn Hill - So High (Remix). Joss Stone ft Lauryn Hill - Music. Curtis Mayfield ft Lauryn Hill - Here but I'm gone (Remix). Lauryn Hill - The World Is A Hustle. Thats's just a few. I could go on and on. Now here's a tip. Try and find the bootleg of a concert she did in Chicago in 2004. Its one of the greatest live performances I've ever heard. I've had the priviledge to see her live multiple times. Its not hard to see why Michael Jackson was desperate to sign her to his label MJJ records before she signed her deal with Columbia records (though he owned half of Sony's publishing so in a way she was still kinda signed to him). She is a genius. One of the greatest R&B singers of alltime. One of the greatest rappers of alltime. One of the greatest songwriters of alltime. And lets not forget that she produced songs for Aretha, Whitney Houston, Cece Winans, Mary J Blige, and Carlos Santana. In fact one of Aretha's last great hit records was the Lauryn Hill written and produced, A Rose Is Still A Rose. You can hear Lauryn's background vocals on the track. She also directed the video. This is just some of her achievements before the age of 25. She is one of the greatest artists of alltime!

[@Whitebrowpriest]

Jack, she was getting biblical actually in her verses. If you know anything of the Bible, you can recognize all of the scriptural verses that she's referencing in her rhymes, making them poetic in her delivery. This song was her response to her not so amicable split with Wyclef Jean and the Fugees. I could list all of the Bible verses that many of her lyrics in this track were referencing but that would make this comment too long, LOL. Oh, btw, nothing she is saying has anything to do with Egyptian philosophy or pyramids, lol, like I said earlier, the wisdom she's spitting comes from the Bible. :)

[@ivan4479]

Lauryn Hill ZION

[@christopherheard7482]

React to The Fugees zealots

[@hymanandhyman]

Please do a reaction of Mr. Minnie Riperton. "LOVING YOU" please thank you it will amaze you.💖💖💖

[@kylesexton6067]

Method Man and Busta Rhymes...What’s Happening? Been asking every day for about two weeks now

[@Chemeleon15]

Lauryn Hill - Zion

[@GreenUptowner]

I have always loved this song!

[@jorgecorrales586]

Please react to respeto..from duende ..diss to blue face....much lov all the way from Peru 🇵🇪