Most Important Album Of 1988 BRACKET | DEHH

[@HistoriesPast]

I see a bracket, I click like.

[@bostons2826]

The one day Feefo showed up LOL

[@BigClipps]

Dont know half of theae albums but just love when yall do brackets. Yall explanations and descriptions make it enjoyable to watch

[@KyoriTheOkapi]

19:59 “Golly Josh” showed that Ken was in grad school during 88 😂

[@east303buddy]

I was born in '99, so I love it when y'all do these videos and pmo to albums I never heard of/didn't grow up with. Preciate y'all!

[@KyoriTheOkapi]

31:00 Beezy trying to rewrite history like good kid, m.A.A.d city didn’t win the sophomore bracket 😂😂

[@beezy430]

Oh snap it went against Public Enemy though right?

[@atharv.aakira]

​@@beezy430 yup, it did.

[@KyoriTheOkapi]

@@beezy430nah It Takes a Nation went against Minstrel Show and “lost” bc of the faulty coin flip 😂

[@atharv.aakira]

@@KyoriTheOkapi we should forget that bs fr

[@beastcoastindigo173]

Feefo studied the night before the test

[@afrikankodo]

sunny, what was happening with some of the graphics and titles during editing? 😅 notwithstanding, these kinds of brackets are what make dehh the best! i always appreciate the historical perspective. shouts to kyori, too!

[@directedbysunny]

Wym?🤔 It’s a lot of graphics so i know it’s possible for me to miss sumn lol but can you point it out specifically for me?

[@PureMoney4]

@@directedbysunnythe only one saw was at the 21:54 mark with Fresh Prince being listed at the artist for the Follow The Leader album. This is bound to happen with all of these albums, you really did your thing with graphics and the camera work. Always will root for my SC brothers.

[@directedbysunny]

@@PureMoney4 Ahh it’s always one that gets by me when i’m editing these late 😭 I appreciate you!🙏🏽

[@zero-rh8nt]

whoever did the editing for this video need to review his work before publishing lol

[@Platform28]

Public Enemy - It takes a nation of millions album is the greatest hip hop album of the 1980s, there is no debate about that.

[@donaldvann9870]

Greatest year easily. This was my "eureka" year in my hip hop life. Can't be mad at the way y'all voted but By All Means Necessary would have been the clear winner for me. Fresh for 88, You suckas.

[@wouterjanse4012]

Please do a Pac song bracket🙌

[@In.New.York.I.Milly.Rock.]

80% of the bracket would be off All Eyez on Me lmao

[@mindovermatter1462]

​@@In.New.York.I.Milly.Rock. Me Against The World, GREAT 2PAC ALBUM OF ALL TIME.

[@llamapie24]

didn’t they do one? am I misremembering?

[@ofthelion7]

​@In.New.York.I.Milly.Rock. if you're a casual fan yeah

[@freddborges]

@@llamapie24 I think they did

[@Tym2024_]

We need a diss track bracket!

[@4play49]

Yep i was 15 in 88 no skool like the old skool

[@RoddyRodbb]

How is Feefo here? Lol * edit I see he did his homework lol

[@twite5462]

Lol they just ignored the most important part almost immediately and just picked the ones they preferred

[@Mayneman365]

There is no way Tougher Than Leather is better than Critical Breakdown. 😂 Play those albums back to back, and see that it's not even close. The production alone was ahead of its time.

[@bandicoot2ps1]

Follow The Leader and By All Means Necessary

[@keithharrell2796]

Day 392 of asking for an Andre 3k feature bracket.

[@MartyMcFly__25]

“Walk it out” if it counts is gonna be tough to beat.

[@EZ95]

Throw sum D's vs walk it out would be insane

[@keithharrell2796]

@@MartyMcFly__25 my personal fave is a deep cut. Everybody by Fonzworth Bentley.

[@ghostlyripper4403]

​@@keithharrell2796 I remember hearing that joint when I was young. It's still fire to this day

[@Dvilchez91]

Sixteen wins it for me

[@DaWinglessFly]

I988……I was 6 years old…..jesus.

[@originalmoneybuckets]

Follow the Leader would have been a far better match against It Takes a Nation… the way Rakim was rapping on that is so influential even to this day

[@4play49]

Late 80s the best era

[@DrunkenLockwood]

My Fav Albums From 88 Are Straight Outta Compton It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back Big Daddy Kane Follow The Leader Strictly Business Eazy Duz It Slick Rick The Great Adventures Of Slick Rick Too $hort Life’s Too $hort BDP Power All I Had On A Cassette Tape Used On Tape Player. And Also Bought On CDs Only Straight Outta Compton It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back Life Is Too Short Easy Does It Strictly Business Rest On Cassette

[@keyturn23]

Haven't even watched but I'm predicting an easy win for Follow the Leader, altho MY vote is with Long Live the Kane.

[@jonnycool123]

FEEFO IN THE BUILDIN !

[@kjo2130]

It takes a nation is the greatest hip hop album of all time

[@AnanthSank]

Note to the editors - please don't have the music throughout the video

[@directedbysunny]

Any specific reason why? We’ve always had BG music for over a decade now.

[@bobbyaguilar2453]

J.J. Fab was way more important to hip hop than Follow The Leader. The success of their record paid for quite a few of the Ruthless projects that followed literally. I'm sure I don't have to tell any of y'all how important that was to west coast hip hop.

[@mikemr..3602]

1988; still my fav year 🎉🎉 DNT sleep on that MC Shan & 2 Live crew + the Stetsasonic ...good 💩 tho very very good 💩

[@leija8005]

I’m sorry but why is Feefo in this one lol

[@gayfrickinfrog7168]

He went back and listened and provides a different perspective

[@khalis6973]

For the youngins (relative to their ages) perspective

[@leija8005]

@@khalis6973he is not really familiar with these projects though. He’s literally just picking based off of what the others say

[@gibletgibby1567]

@@leija8005 he goes against the group a few times actually, think he's just not as attached as the others are due to hearing em recently as opposed to growing up w em.

[@Fleezy81]

DEF JAM WINS!

[@curtis75black]

That’s crazy !!!

[@macadon041]

1st Dammit

[@kjo2130]

We need a Jay Z features bracket