Main Source Feat Nas - Live At The BBQ REACTION

[@ChazBrown22]

“I shoot slugs from my brain just like a rifle” 🔥🔥

[@DexTVReacts]

“Stampede the stage, I leave the microphone split Play Mr. Tuffy while I'm on some Pretty Tone shit”

[@robdawson5835]

Nas - memory lane 🔥

[@sjw4life546]

I would say Nas is a once in a generation type rapper, but the 90s had so many once in a generation rappers. I was truly spoiled growing up during that era and didn't even know it.

[@willmurray9852]

This dropped in 1991".we were already calling him the greatest ‼️ Then he dropped Illmatic in 94" and cemented the GOAT status.

[@Shysta30]

Super facts

[@Rastadw]

This was NAS first verse after this his first song before he came out with Illmatic album was “HALFTIME” it was a song on the soundtrack to a movie Zebrahead. It was so good they put it on illmatic!

[@wheelerwon]

Main Source 1. Just a Friendly Game of Baseball (classic) 2. Looking at the Front Door 3. Fakin the Funk

[@JamesJohnson-mw6zq]

This was the first song I heard Nas on. The second time, I believe, was on 3rd Base’s “Back to the Grill Again.” Main Source was super producer Large Professor’s group. My favorite songs from them are “Looking at the Front Door” and “Fakin the Funk.”🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@DexTVReacts]

Man yall be puttin me on game! Im assuming Main Source was from NY. Ima check those tracks out!

[@cguttabxbx3079]

This was like 91'..at that time, those bars, flow was like a change from the 80's sound Then 94 Illmatic changed rap. A lyrical movie of 90s NYC... Memory Lane The world is yours Life's a bitch One love

[@JamarFlemingSr]

Nas did this feature with Main Source. This was his introduction to the world in '91. The next one was Halftime from the Zebrahead soundtrack in '92. His debut album Illmatic a CLASSIC 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@isaacsello6097]

Which came first, halftime or the MC Serch feature?

[@williamwalsh1533]

​@@isaacsello60971. LIVE AT BBQ 2. HALFTIME (Zebrahead) 3. BACK TO THE GRILL AGAIN (MC SERCH).

[@isaacsello6097]

@@williamwalsh1533 okay

[@KtotheG]

When RZA first heard Nas at 15, he said that he was already a "master," as far as his lyrical skills go. He said that most lyricists don't become "masters" until their mid 20s, but Nas was already one at 15.

[@seanant69]

FINALLY The day I heard this NaS verse back in 1991 , this was the first day that SLICK RICK became my 2nd favorite rapper. 🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🐐

[@j.r.shackelford2144]

Main Source "A Friendly Game of Baseball " 🔥🔥

[@Shysta30]

The one and only golden child

[@marcosgarcia25]

Main Source - Faking the Funk - off the “White Men Can’t Jump” soundtrack. I remember hearing Nas again on “Halftime” in 1992. His first single off Illmatic.

[@DexTVReacts]

I got Faking the Funk on the list! Ima tap in. I appreciate yall always giving me the history nshit!

[@Shysta30]

The greatest

[@JA-mj9re]

This was nas introduction to the world and since then hes been the greatest! The goat 🐐 do nas memory lane and nas it aint hard to tell!!! Bro he was 15-16 in this one when illmatic dropped he was 19 just let that sit crazy.

[@bxnyc8298]

Gyeah!!!!that's what I'm talking bout

[@desertdetroiter428]

Large Professor went crazy on this joint.

[@jayouayen]

This song features Nas, Joe Fatal, and Akinyele. Large Professor is the only rapper in Main Source, he produced 3 songs on Illmatic. Check out “The Bomb” by Akinylele, produced by Large Pro.

[@camillebrannon5449]

The 2nd song we heard Nas on was MC Serch: Back to the Grill Again (1991) Then we finally heard on his First Solo song called "Halftime" in 1992🔥🔥🔥 Then it was "It Ain't Hard to Tell" in 1993 🔥🔥🔥

[@Reality__1st]

Nas second verse on wax was cold too ...'Back To The Grill Again" by 3rd Bass

[@williamwalsh1533]

BREAKING ATOMS is a classic.

[@Shysta30]

He has been ordained Dex

[@Phuriusstilez]

Nas wrote the first two verses. Joe Fatal is a D.J. that helped Nas get on!

[@desertdetroiter428]

Tap into Main Source, Dex! Main Source is Large Professor…the producer and rapper of the crew, and DJ’s K-Cut and his brother Sir Scratch…they produced too.

[@chillyice3573]

In tha building wit you The birth of a legend!!!! 🎤🎤

[@DexTVReacts]

Lets go!

[@seanant69]

Watch the video 🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🐐

[@andrewwalker1700]

You can definitely tell Nas was heavily influenced by Kool G Rap he was destined to be great🫡🫡🔥🔥🙏🙏

[@seanant69]

F.Y.I. this was age 17 NaS 🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🐐

[@onyiernest2746]

Yea his first verse and that’s was in 1991. Nas verse was lit 🔥 ( check out the grill from Mc search ft Nas) u will understand why he’s called the 🐐

[@donewittit6607]

Listen to back to the grill again by MC search featuring chubblock Nas and honestly, I forget the other brother.

[@seanant69]

NaS TIME LINE: 1- LIVE AT THE BBQ ( video ) 2- HALF TIME 3- BACK TO THE GRILL AGAIN ft. 3rd BASE ( video ) 4- ILLMATIC 5-🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🐐

[@larryvaughnii4570]

Pre 90s tracks that you must review: The Symphony You Gots to Chill My Philosophy Paid in Full Children's Story Road to. Riches Raw Live Motivator Don't believe the Hype I ain't No Joke Paper Thin

[@GIV3nchyxx]

When I was 12 I went to hell for Snuffing Jesus 😩 Bro who Snuffs Jesus and gets away with it ? 😂😂😂😂 Nasty Nas was just 16-17 at the time sheesh React to : Nas - Queens Story & Nasty (2012) from his Life Is Good Album 🔥🔥🔥🔥 Or Nas The Rise and Fall & My Worst Enemy Was Me 🤯

[@isaacsello6097]

This came out 91, not in the 80s

[@bfnelson]

11:25 The next song he was on was called back to the grill again. With MC Serch, Chubb Rock and Red Hot Lovers Tone. I put the link below. kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKvJYXmLaZaksMUsi=ny_1hCIgHkR2u9Ye

[@noizynaybah5827]

Check out..JUST HANGIN OUT by Main Source....they hit different when they came out...his look(Large Professor) was different bcuz he look like a nerd but he a beast wit beats and rhymes

[@dushaunsnell5921]

Listen to Nas KD 3 album

[@tytaylor1461]

Yo g , no rush but when you gonna react to Roxanne Shante

[@DexTVReacts]

Who is that? 🤔

[@757representa]

​@DexTVReacts , youngin', she's the queen of QB. She's the Queen of the Juice Crew. "Have A Nice Day", "Big Mama", and for a true old school treasure/classic, Def Fresh Crew featuring Biz Markie (this is one of the ones that blew up Cold Chillin' Records). For perspective, Roxanne held Child Chillin' down with Pop Art (Philly) until they got their own distrubution.

[@j.r.shackelford2144]

She's from the Juice Crew with Big Daddy Kane and Kool G Rap. Main Source consists of Large Professor, he's the MC and producer. Then 2 DJs Sir Scratch and K kut​@DexTVReacts

[@TheMaitrue1]

The 2nd song we heard Nas on was MC Serch: Back to the Grill Again (1991) Then we finally heard on his First Solo song called "Halftime" in 1992🔥🔥🔥 Then it was "It Ain't Hard to Tell" in 1993 🔥🔥🔥