90's Underground Hip Hop - Rare Tracks

90's Underground Hip Hop - Rare Tracks
• 90's Underground Hip H...
Sinistar Voicez - Do or Die
Street Connect - Rollin' Over You
Mad Vibes - Riches to Rags
Xperadó - Verbal Reality
Thrust - Do You Understand (Scam Remix)
Hardwe’re - Fill In The Blanks
Lace Da Booms - Glory
Native Nuttz - Skinflower
The Almighty Arrogant - Fed Up
Probable Cause - Never Come Close
2 Face - Hey Hey Hey
Ex-Prez - Brooklyn Universe
Jace - Ghetto Star
Colaso - My Thoughts Are Extraordinary

[@NicolaArmellin]

damn over 1 million views?! real hip hop never die last update: over 15 million views!!! nah I don't believe it feel free to check out my other playlists too, here's the link kzbin.info/aero/PL4G14zsHQYcUAsIcKaxxVZEPiat7JA6Cp

[@GargantuanD]

you know that bruv

[@MattTrainorHD]

Thank you for this!

[@SuperInfinate]

Real hip hop is immortal man....and thanks for this!

[@lilskell623]

No

[@lilskell623]

Hip Hop for ever

[@Ash-vv7eu]

The vibe in the 90's was just magical, before social media, before 99% of people even had mobile phones, Before you could google anything, the world was still such a mysterious place, every day was a new adventure, everybody had their own unique style and vibe since nobody was copying what they seen on social media everybody was more creative and less influenced it was so pure, going to a new area or city truly was an adventure you never knew what kind of people you would meet or places you would see, Your homie would give you a tape with new artists you never heard of, you had no idea who it was but it sounded fire, Nowdays with social media, smart phones and google, the world is now so small, that sense of adventure and mystery is no more, most people are sheep, and every city you go to everybody walks talks and looks the same. I feel blessed to have grew up in the 90's, The feeling and vibe was truly something else.

[@NicolaArmellin]

I get what you mean homie

[@nickanderson966]

Real talk. Wish I was there it feels like I'm trapped in the wrong time.

[@johnmcdaid7975]

💯 SoTrue dude!! 👌👌

[@TheVillest]

i agree 100000% brotha

[@primavera5297]

You pretty much summed up what I don't like about living in the current era. Every part world is getting more and more the same, and doesn't feel magical, exciting and mysterious like it used to. I was born in 2003 so it's hard for me to say what life was really like back in the day, but just from comparing the music and other media from now and the 90s it seems like life just had a completely different vibe.

[@AFRIKTODAY]

My son is 6 months old and he systematically stops crying when I bump this shit. Dude falls asleep with a smile in his face. I am a proud father!!

[@luisvazquez6192]

Maybe your son will be a rapper in the future. That's cool and a good sign. hopefully it will be it

[@abo-ali7920]

Gangstaaaa

[@andreysmetanyuk]

Good music for son, from Mozart to underground hip hop

[@saurabhthakur4983]

Cuz the main tone of all these beats is 432hz. This frequency is actually connected to the divine being aka our collective consciousness. Nowadays most of the trap and mumbling rap shit you here and other genres as well use 440hz to tune their instruments. It's actually a very sinister frequency that only weakens your consciousness.

[@user-gh7eo7sm1e]

🤣🤣🤣🤣✊

[@ashermendelsohn1954]

0:00-Sinistar Voicez - Do or Die 3:00-Street Connect - Rollin' Over You 7:47-Mad Vibes - Riches to Rags 11:54-Xperadó - Verbal Reality 15:30-Thrust - Do You Understand (Scam Remix) 19:43-Hardwe’re - Fill In The Blanks 24:50-Lace Da Booms - Glory 29:09-Native Nuttz - Skinflower 33:09-The Almighty Arrogant - Fed Up 37:05-Probable Cause - Never Come Close 40:20-2 Face - Hey Hey Hey 44:44-Ex-Prez - Brooklyn Universe 50:20-Jace - Ghetto Star 53:52-Colaso - My Thoughts Are Extraordina ur welcome

[@selvamthiagarajan8152]

yo yo

[@bryanhernandez7632]

Hardwere fill in the banks

[@jack_undefined]

Legend

[@isareyescurto]

❤

[@ChevyJakson]

Legendary

[@lbukem4259]

The 90s were the absolute peak of hip-hop. Intelligent lyricists, brilliant producers, best flow of any era of hip-hop. This music is timeless, it remains the pinnacle of the game 👍

[@MarkyNomad]

Still great tunes out there, just gotta look for them and let others age

[@tobik.2849]

@@MarkyNomad I agree but I would say still in the 90s there was alot more of quality rap out there. Of course that's all relative anyway 😅

[@MarkyNomad]

@@tobik.2849 I feel like every era has that, but the nostalgia gives it a boost. I'm sure we will cherish this era a lot more in 15-20 years when the style of rap changes once again.

[@tobik.2849]

@@MarkyNomad mhh I'm not sure about that. Do you know any rap-song that is mainstream that is worth remembering iyo?

[@MarkyNomad]

@@tobik.2849 Do you mean right now or all time? Off the top of my head you have a lot of artists who went "mainstream" while staying true to their style and produced hit after hit like 50 cent and Kanye. The difference is that they pioneered entire new eras with innovation that changed the game rather than just re-creating something that already existed like most boom-bap rappers did. 808s & Heartbreak literally changed the entire course of the rap game, and I can't really think of a 90s album that had such an impact. Sure 36 Chambers, Ready to Die, Illmatic and Midnight Marauders were instant classics, but in terms of impact there is not really a competition imo.

[@bartomiejberbec6606]

2021...and it still sounds like the best hip-hop era ever.

[@jone626]

Word!

[@Cosmic_Cretin]

It was definitely more genuine in the mainstream back then, but at the same time I would rather have modern artists/groups like Danny Brown, Earl Sweatshirt, Jpeg, Death Grips, and Clipping.

[@badlucktherapper]

Hip hop have dope past , insane present and best is coming in future

[@markokrndija5008]

Because it is

[@seanareid3574]

My man I'm so happy someone else still listening to this I'm on this every day the last few months hahah xx

[@NolieRavioli]

rare is basically a genre these days

[@rovery.4247]

NolieRavioli yeah and hip hop too

[@offtherecord912]

Pretty much... Haha!

[@dannymartin6193]

Pretty much

[@DOB001]

Real bruh!

[@velciovantonioandres]

Hahaha! 🙏🏼

[@DakodaThe]

Man, old school vibes are something else. It had meaning, flow and style. So rare to find anything even close to this these days.

[@twentytwo138]

It's sad, isn't it.. And it's ironic that the black Americans created hip-hop but they're the ones who destroyed it.. Nowdays i look for other countries for some old-school rap.. For example in the Balkan region like Serbia, Bosnia, Croatia.. They have some good old-school rappers, maybe you won't understand the language but it sounds good.. Check out: Smoke Mardeljano, Tram 11, Stoka, Frenkie..

[@twentytwo138]

@Minty They started mumble rap too

[@twentytwo138]

@Minty Let me comment what i want to say.

[@twentytwo138]

@Minty blow.

[@serduncanthetall5485]

Everyone should check out Coast Contra! Best Hip Hop Group nowadays bringing back the Old school vibez.

[@paraguayo2]

I grew up in Queens in the 90s and wouldn't change that for anything. Listening to these tracks is like a portal back to my childhood during that time. Nostalgic af

[@eeyoooo]

Where are you living now sir? What made you change the location?

[@andreykh1835]

​​​@@eeyoooo I knew a few cats from Queens, one lives behind bars for 10y already or so, another buried and last one is in a wheel chair. Good die young, as you know, so I hope the author of the comment above is doing well these days...

[@jakemoffatt3004]

that place is huge, probably not seen this considering the hustle n bustle. Nice to see an authentic comment. Really intrigues me how people grew up in such a unique time in history. I am born in the 90s but I wasn't old enough to be able to say I grew up in the midst of it. ​@@andreykh1835

[@justforever96]

Glad you are happy with it. I wouldn't go near a city if I could help it and am eternally grateful I grew up in a nice quiet rural area.

[@TheDankyBoi]

Envious to say the least. Bet you had that fire on circulation like nobody would believe 🔥

[@worldrenownnn4750]

Sinistar Voicez- Do or Die 00:00 Street Connect - Rollin' Over You 03:00 Mad Vibes - Riches to Rags 07:45 Xperadó - Verbal Reality 11:54 Thrust - Do You Understand (Scam Remix) 15:30 Hardwe’re - Fill In The Blanks 19:40 Lace Da Booms - Glory 24:50 Native Nuttz - Skinflower 29:07 The Almighty Arrogant - Fed Up 33:06 Probable Cause - Never Come Close 37:05 2 Face - Hey Hey Hey 40:20 Ex-Prez - Brooklyn Universe 44:44 Jace - Ghetto Star 50:20 Colaso - My Thoughts Are Extraordinary 53:50

[@blvkmirror8388]

thanx bro

[@aleksuppa]

BOSS!

[@KalmaLang]

bless you

[@benlelavith8789]

thank you

[@MihailChepolino]

yeas thnks

[@aktiverfaulenzer3658]

2023...still love the 90's hip hop old-school ❤

[@vincesza8464]

Time goes by so fast. The 90s are in my heart forever. So simple yet amazing.

[@seancagney1369]

The music hit different back then... The feel was there.

[@aiyacrystal3353]

Lesbian poet. Nothing real about that evil shit

[@selvamthiagarajan8152]

oasis, smashing pumpkins, blur, peal jam, nirvana ... pure gold man

[@dewitubeX1]

I remember when i used to walk the streets of brooklyn in the 90s and used to hear the dudes from the corner appartment buildings sitting in the front steps listening to this mixes smoking weed and drinking flavor drinks laughing joking around. it was different it was chill with good vibes.

[@TheDankyBoi]

90s was major! Let's not forget the 80s... I'm a 90s kid

[@halorin]

I've never heard these songs before, at yet it feels like I have. This is so trippy, nostalgic, and emotionally gripping.

[@ChemistryAmsterdam]

You did hear them subliminally 🌟

[@lil.disappointment]

I feel like I was supposed to be a 90s New Yorker in another life

[@hoodiestimbs2783]

Word

[@masterroshi6983]

@@lil.disappointment I feel like I was supposed to be born anywhere else, never met a person I can relate with

[@phelanowens]

Halorin it’s the Vibe from tha era God. Real Hip Hop!!!!

[@jagermeister6515]

Even though im only 16 this music gives me such nostalgia feelings. Been listening to 90s Rock and Hip Hop now for a few years already and nothing else can give me what I get from that music.

[@BroccoliHead7]

Chicken nugget

[@garushkahn5857]

its funny how time flows.. back in my days we also listend to older shit and felt a deep connection.. keep it real

[@francomarrero8248]

Te recomiendo que escuches Almafuerte, canciones como : Justo que te vas Pa pelusa Se vos Con rumbo al abra Pal recuerdo Tu eres su seguridad Pensando en volver Morir al lado de mí amor Muere monstruo muere Convidé rutero Si me vez volver Toro y pampa A vos amigo Otra vuelta pulpero Triunfo Debes saberlo. Tómate un tiempo de tu vida para escuchar estás hermosa canciones del gran Ricardo Iorio autor y compositor Argentino gran banda de rock pezado! Saludos desde Argentina

[@TheDankyBoi]

Welcome to hip hop in its purity 👏

[@dmitryfalaleev8780]

What a wonderful music. I’m 42 and I feel like a child listening it. 90s is a golden period, I understand it only now. Thank you, great MCs!

[@NicolaArmellin]

enjoy bro!

[@dmitryfalaleev8780]

@@NicolaArmellin thank you good man, peace

[@justforever96]

Kind of weird that the 1890s was also the Golden Era of the last century, though the first decade of the 20th century....and then came an upheaval that turned the world more shitty and destroyed the dream and changed everything forever. WW1 happened and ruined the Golden Age. So what catastrophe is due now 100 years later? Somehow I doubt COVID is enough yet. Or maybe it's just a general kind of nosedive we have already begun.

[@shanosantwanos3908]

I'm 44 and yup..yuh bruv

[@Dan-lc7xi]

90s and 00s - great time

[@mariodeathcore1]

The beats in the 90's are untouched. So amazing.

[@Lili-mg3ll]

💘💎💘

[@str8upoldschool510]

Early 80s......I GRADUATED IN 85.....EPMD....KRS1.....💪🙏

[@evolveelectricvehicles8551]

44:44-Ex-Prez - Brooklyn Universe is bad in a good way, can't stop listening to it. Rhymes - scared fuckers don't make money

[@ElleyJeeze]

Nothing comes close 4real. Great comment

[@eastlakebaytalk4138]

No the beats NOW are untouched..

[@jordangabor6966]

No fancy cars, no bling-bling, just true mc's, true lyrics and pulsing beats .......just like the heart in your chest.

[@donnagee4183]

Fakts

[@eldiskoboyoem]

BIEN DICHO

[@spacecase7504]

@Dead Account yeah but not int his playlist!

[@ln6264]

@@spacecase7504 how dyu know? theres no music video

[@ln6264]

@Barnzy 213 u sound stupid

[@rafaelgonzalez2139]

I don't think any era will ever come close to the 90s just untouchable. 💯

[@ousamaabdu794]

It won't. 90s Hip Hop was untouchable.

[@1BALINT1]

So true, 90's Hip-Hop was the best! And in general the 90's was amazing, the movies were better, sports like basketball were tougher and just simply put life before social media was so much more real.

[@Kimo_uwu]

I wasn't born at 90's, therefore probably can't really say if this is true, but early and mid 00's were pretty good?

[@dochoppper]

@@ousamaabdu794 Specifically: NYC/North Jerzey 90'2 hip hop

[@WTFBUTWHY]

@@Kimo_uwu at the time it was fun. But I don’t think the music aged as well. It was the start of ringtone rap

[@proxydoesitwrong6331]

As a little kid in the 90s, two things associated me with this style of hip hop: Street Fighter and anime. Now in 2023, I crack a smile hearing these beats as they bring me back to a time hip hop was tied to two of my all time favorites.

[@XSobonoX]

Exactly! Very well put.

[@jasonbaum6284]

Word, mortal kombat, fist of the North star, stealin 40s and Thrasher and the Source while my boy buys Phillies at 711.

[@mosin54r2]

I got nothing but respect for people who put together mixes like this, the people who make me feel like I'm in kindergarten when it comes to knowing real music

[@angelopimental652]

This mix is schooling me

[@bigredmonster19]

And that’s a big part of it. Getting to wonder and feel like there’s a wealth of knowledge for you to learn. Something fresh and different

[@quakercrackers4262]

@new malu You'll make it big, what goes around comes around. All the best!

[@frontandcenter7941]

@new malu You can bring back nothing. You can only add to it. Be humble. Just a tip.

[@deliriousdj7261]

myriad of melancholic mastery

[@jpsplat]

this is all i ever wanted out of hip hop

[@OdellCohensJr]

Word!

[@timothyfiero6694]

!!!

[@JacobCastle27031999]

facts

[@JayKillXRP]

I was the 420th like🔥🔥🔥

[@joshualowellcook]

Same.

[@AdelSweezy]

This mix is a therappy thank you

[@misaeljimenez7920]

i agree with you UwU

[@itanilead1200]

the reason why i still keep grinding goddamn university

[@orphandestroyer]

@@itanilead1200keep going strong man👍

[@GanjaNinja]

@@misaeljimenez7920 😬

[@sc4112]

Therapy or the-rappy?

[@davontaeowens-ie3xl]

I'm 30yrs old born in 93 and I'm a skateboarder in NYC. Best playlist I've ever heard in my life bro and I mean that. Learned my first fakie treflip to this. This playlist means alot to me bro. Keep it up so my grandkids can hear this

[@weplayOldschool]

I´ve listened to a lot of gangstarr, wu-tang, dead prez, nas etc. back in the 90s but never heard of these artists...damn.

[@BeatBasement]

Same here mate. Wow. Just wow. I bet most of the people listening to this right now haven't heard of these artists. So glad I bumped into this.

[@GhoulOfTheSouth]

Stay on the hollow ground clean and you will find soooooo much more that labels of them days didnt hear cause they are mostly deaf

[@DankestGamer]

Honestly same

[@notoriousthugs]

Servus Max hier ist noch ein G der sich nur real shit anhört.

[@zinabetancourt]

Same I'm in 2020

[@stuartgregg9664]

Random clicked on this and found something great.

[@donobots]

same here. i wanted something dope, and said, yeah sure. saved it immediately

[@cliffpadilla6382]

Me, too.

[@nolanlizaadventures5775]

Me too

[@ryozuku4553]

me too

[@HKsNoble45]

Same.

[@2000Incident]

this playlist is one of the best things about music that i ever found here

[@NicolaArmellin]

🙏🙏🙏

[@justforever96]

This channel singlehandedly taught me to appreciate hip-hop. At least from this era, in this style. Never cared much for it before, but there is really good music here. Ive been sending people this way every opportunity i get every since then.

[@uwekugel6403]

I am almost 50 years old and I would have liked to have known these tracks when I was young. I cry and I am absolutely thrilled with these tracks. Little by little I listen to everything. Thank you Nicola for the many wonderful moments that I will have.

[@sakhalinykurily]

im cry reading dis...

[@OatDawg]

That's luv!

[@inxevolutionrealtechnology]

Respect 👏🤝

[@jaymcottier5380]

you da man, age just like time is a human construct...feel your inner child and set him free again. I'm 43 ish..

[@jaymcottier5380]

@the are you? thats cool, music does not discriminate...

[@vobkv8312]

i'm a lifelong metalhead, but after randomly clicking this video a really enjoyed it

[@danholo]

I trust a metal head's opinion on non-metal, always.

[@luismarte7930]

Because youre listening to real hip hop. Not hip pop.

[@abovefuture6453]

аниме2.ру здесь!

[@ayyleeuz4892]

and so the journey begins...

[@user-pz1uh9nn8v]

Well, why not?

[@pandahsykes602]

Rap/HipHop (and people) have changed drastically . Oh how I wish we could all be back in the ‘90s again ; when things were simpler .

[@kinglizardo9909]

I'm only 19 but weirdly I feel the same, life seemed better in the 90s, simpler. Make your own fun, not consumed in all this social media bullshit. Being more present and living.

[@elvinasss2767]

Idk why but they give me feeling independent vibe, I am still fairly young but for some reason, I miss old times so much when life seemed not easier but simpler.

[@JohnGodwin]

Whenever a playlist claims "rare" tracks, they never are. This isn't one of those playlists. This is banging. Hip Hop is so vast, and the 90's had plenty of MC's you could miss without even meaning to. Quality content.

[@MrShaiya96]

EXACTLY

[@Fabregas200788]

this

[@matthewharrison9543]

This is the way!

[@tedofuentes6525]

The 90s was a different time forsure. So much talent that people like this cant shine through mainstream. Now adays however, any one of these dudes could literally rap circles around todays mainsteam.

[@ungsund3396]

Totally agree, although now I like these songs and they aren’t on Spotify 😂😭

[@rashaalshaker2695]

2022...and it still sounds like the best hip hop Era ever.

[@xiosia]

Bro you just copied a comment and changed it to 2022 just for likes lmao

[@Kane-ll4qw]

@@xiosia bro the other comment was right above this 🤣🤣

[@asapmovement.9851]

TIMELESS!!!

[@IceAgePls]

Still is with you tube 🙌🏼

[@IceAgePls]

Copy and paste changing the year till you die bro 😎

[@TheOnlyRiktor]

no matter how old I get, Mad Vibes Ritches to Rags is always up there at the top of my favorites

[@swirvin_625]

Old school hip hop is unbelievable. The artists and the beats are sick, can’t beat them.

[@jazzygryphon]

You don't know how bad I wish music was like this again. People say history repeats itself, so I really hope this style of music makes a return someday. The world needs it.

[@urbaneskimo2240]

History repeating itself has never applied to music. Unfortunately.

[@romedramazone]

Yeah well there Are people who still make good music like this you know...

[@jazzygryphon]

@@romedramazone Oh really? Drop some hip-hop artists who still rap like this now. I'm genuinely curious to know.

[@romedramazone]

@@jazzygryphon Well, I know for a Fact it's not a bunch of them, but I also know that most of these artists are from the New York underground scene. One that's very popular is Afro. Not Afro Man, on KZbin it's Afro but his artist name is A-F-R-O. He has that kind of style and he's pretty young. I stay finding underground New York music every now and then. That's just one, but as I said there's not many. You can take it from there. Either Google, or KZbin underground New York rap. Even New York rap. You might find a hidden gem like I did a few times from one of these modern mixes...

[@jazzygryphon]

@@romedramazone That's my point. They are few and far between and aren't pushed into the mainstream; they are virtually invisible to the public eye and are no longer considered "the norm" when it comes to today's hip-hop music. We should not have to dig to find this kind of hip-hop being produced today...But thanks for dropping at least one artist though.

[@123andme]

In my 40's and feel like 20 when I listen to this stuff. Good Hip Hop is timeless 👴👱

[@AkaFuCCyoFiLnz]

Just hit 40 yesterday but but feeln 18 again "" Damn time flew by ""

[@ignaciopullum1091]

say it louder my man !!

[@lloydmitchell3197]

True That! 👊🏽💯

[@ritchierivas9685]

Same Bro

[@christophhorn2842]

Im 40 jears old and the 90s is the best Time for me

[@MrEirelion]

I graduated HS in 1995, joined the Marines, and by 97 I had already seen like all the Mediterranean countries. Hip hop was like a universal language everywhere I went. The 90s were good. Internet wasn't really a thing. No cell phones. People were different then. You didn't have anything besides your wits and guts. Thats how it went down man.

[@stevenrogerman2110]

Up here in New York it’s a chill rainy day… perfect for this kind of mix 🔥🔥🔥

[@mauricesowerseliii3413]

Old school hip hop is like healing the sick. Medicine for the soul.

[@Basedapple]

Nice to see someone listening to this jam in 2021 :)

[@LegaliseShemp]

It really is, dude. Couldn't have said it any better myself. Lots of wisdom in this poetry, over incredible instrumentals sampled heavily from old school R&B and funk... has helped me through a lot.

[@andrewperoti6525]

True Food for the soul

[@dagabgaz3129]

ya! its sound of the people and so real

[@user-bj5vm7pj6q]

Yo can anyone tell me what's this song called? kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYjHqHere9OBlas I don't know the name and I need to find it on spotify.

[@harrysmith3716]

The 90s was a golden age, the music was next level, the real hip hop and proper rock and roll, the skating, the baggy clothes and the overall more chill times.

[@treatmefavourably9825]

I call that time 'the Renaissance of hiphop'.

[@joshualowellcook]

Makes me wanna watch 'kids'...

[@phrog7193]

music was siiick but there was so much bullshit going on, in the ghettos, in afghanistan ih mexico. rough times tbh

[@phrog7193]

@digital sprite everything changed when the fire nation attacked

[@thunderous-one]

No exceptions in genres, the best period for all music was between 1965 - 2000. Rock, pop, disco, Motown, hiphop, R&B, soul, New Romantics, rave, D&B, jungle, Chicago house, acid house, electronic, break, funk……..the list goes on, it will never be repeated again in this “system of things.”

[@impekaa]

Verbal reality 😍❤ Real Hip Hop shall never die brother. Much love from Buenos Aires, Argentina 🇦🇷

[@syno023]

If you’re listening to this in 2019 you have a great taste in music And especially if you are listening in 2020 Woah, still listening in 2022? Still great taste I see

[@jareknowak8712]

Thank You!

[@cassperhc]

not to be braggin but i always had and always will have great taste in music : )

[@A4ANT]

cassperhc - drop a gem on me then...I’ll go 1st : Shabaz the disciple - Death be the penalty

[@cassperhc]

yeah nice man here ya go : K.M.C. Kru - 2 2 The Head kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJKrlWOhqc2meKc

[@CameronThatcher]

Music is subjective

[@leathersandals]

I'm two minutes old, I've just been born from my mother's womb. This music takes me waaay back to when I was younger.

[@flowgangsemaudamartoz7062]

sick brev.

[@Lazlo.]

SAVAGE

[@APIN4D]

Generational twinkle in the eye

[@ISEEKSPACE]

Hip Hop will never again be as smooth as it was in the 90s the vibe was like nothing I ever heard before. The lyricism was epic. Uffff. 👌🏻

[@user-mb6ey8tf8d]

These playlists are always in rotation while I’m at work. Real hip hop never die

[@pineapplejones1092]

its 2020 and shits crazy, but at least there's always 90's hip hop

[@sabycreatives1989]

wonder what happend to some of the underground OGs

[@topiastuomisto]

@sf2explus u know nothing

[@topiastuomisto]

@Google User terrible take that shows your flawed knowledge too.

[@sabycreatives1989]

@Google User loving the long reply. What's your favourite artist?

[@THEDONSTR8Fightah76]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/apmunIpniq92a5Y Yo, check out my ‘90’s hip hop playlist!

[@josuefranciscogironestrada5374]

By far my favorite playlist, real hip hop never dies!! Regards from Guatemala

[@melissaw157]

Can we just go back to the 90’s please….where everything was just so much better ❤ dope mix thank you

[@NicolaArmellin]

appreciate it melissa ❤️

[@djdiggerjonez4063]

2022. Still best underground rap mix.

[@jungfreud7084]

I must say, this is hiphop.

[@vanhalen4life1]

No shit sherlock!

[@rimer82k]

HIP HOP capital letters

[@JohnDoe-fz3dr]

splendid

[@arnoldmanzano8368]

I remember back in the day in Brownsville 90s era it was the best

[@JohnDoe-fz3dr]

borrow your African?

[@MrChaosBones]

2023, Real hop still calls to it's children. Thanks for preserving these!

[@BoomBap_HipHop]

Hip hop inspires and connects worldwide!! Telling raw emotions and realities of everyday struggle/life. Congratz on you success bro!! (We) Love your contribution. 😎✌🏾👊🏾

[@moorelance23]

This era of HIP-HOP IS WHY IFELL IN LOVE WITH HIP-HOP

[@danholo]

And this is the era to fall OUT of love.

[@treatmefavourably9825]

I can totally imagine. I always liked hiphop (rap) from when it started.

[@reverendsaul]

Man back in the late 90's a friend of mine gave me a mixtape he made while in New York, it was like Friday night hip hop thing, with a lot of rare stuff. Unfortunately that tape got ate, and never thought I would ever hear or be able to find any of those songs again. Crazy enough, several of those songs on on this list. Amazing list man!

[@jabbertab]

WOW that is actually fucking insane

[@samrei6223]

2023...and it still sounds like the best hip hop Era ever.

[@nakia97]

I’m a 48 year old hip hop head but being from the south I caught a lot of real hip hop but I missed a whole lot it’s 2023 and I’m still hearing a bunch of shit for the first time LIKE THIS

[@Miriam-zp8sx]

2021 we still here!! Mad love from Los Angeles

[@TheAngryBear2323]

@Miriam Mata-Romo I would be so scared if I turned on my lamp at night and I seen your face from your profile pic! 😂

[@y0n3korpse48]

@@TheAngryBear2323 you ain't gotta do her like that bro 😂😂

[@EXITRecordsUA]

from Uzhhorod

[@drewseibert4648]

That “Do Or Die” track is bananas!! 🔥

[@Sanjinator1]

Beyond just bananas, the whole fruit bowl, like whoah boi.

[@snkywz]

@@kourtneyindigo4426 Not the dietary plan, that's a whole tree boi.

[@johnbender4476]

80s and 90s were the best years and when Wu first came it was by far the golden Era

[@DivineWine1]

Riches to rags, verbal reality.....I am in love....I was in high school(the bronx), around this time. This had a fly beat, along with conscious lyrics. Simply the best !!!!!! 😇

[@truce6390]

I feel you bro. It ain't the colour It's the flavor You's a connoisseur. Old skool hip-hop for life aiyht!

[@lonewolf3828]

word up!!!!!!! homie

[@user-cf2pl9uy5k]

I like the way you write

[@alainpetersen6611]

my dude!

[@truce6390]

A K Preciate your words bro when the music’s good what follows is flow

[@ggzii]

The 90's rap scene was so visceral, you feel the storys they are telling

[@doom4157]

Fr

[@tinkerbits5431]

Yeah straight up, back when it was about the story, other than the money.

[@pispot3751]

Yeahhhh: straight up. Real shit.

[@lebowe6131]

Yeah great story tellers

[@michaelangelo0305]

@@tinkerbits5431 back then they had stories to tell man, lifes up and downs, decisions and situations...90s ....no prada lady gaga bullshit

[@georgethecoconut3854]

This type of hip hop is what made hip hop unique pure fantasy 😱

[@fredo3028]

There’s something about that verbal reality track that just really hits deep in my soul real music never dies 💯

[@tobiaskoehler96]

Yes same for me 💯

[@Themaskedtalker]

Sometimes youtube algorithm brings you a gem... this is one

[@ethxnarm5242]

Indeed

[@dexterhughes7923]

algorithm traps you in a box. nothing new to experience in lifes folds and crevices

[@ethxnarm5242]

@@dexterhughes7923 you’re a damn poet

[@brndngrc160]

I come from heavy metal all types of Rock but this hits a different part of my soul. This fire

[@JayB2]

Unfortunately this is a bygone era. Back when artists spit real bars. Today's artists write what their record labels tell them to write. And the beats from the 90's was way better than today. You couldn't help but to bop ur head to it. 💪🏾👍🏾👌🏾

[@capopluggin]

for sure ... music is rare and less experimental today.

[@justforever96]

You had mainstream hip hop back then too, it was no different than other popular music, and the studios have been dictating to the artists since day one. This is different because it's small independent artists, but you had the same in every genre. The studios only dictate to you when you are big enough for them to pay attention to you. And since back then you only could become famous with a studio contract, it went both ways. Now you can release your own stuff to a wider audience, if you can get anyone to notice you.

[@irongiant775]

2023 hip hop should take serious notes here. This is timeless shit. 🙌

[@RoaMobilE]

Bring back the 90's pleaaaase!!!!!! 2018 and i'm still feel chills with this

[@hulk9011]

Yeea man

[@AjieA]

RoamobilE Roa F. Fr 💯

[@user-fy5ih5it1y]

2018 and still listening to classics

[@a1SolutionTTV]

2018👍

[@Waulebats]

They just don't do lyrics like this anymore...

[@gyorgyvarga5357]

same here!

[@Gabe007vasquez]

Antigua!

[@courtoreille6126]

No one cares

[@jamesdanby4570]

This kind of music makes me proud to have been a 90's baby honestly Rap/Hip Hop within this time period I think was honestly the peak of it everything was so new and fresh every day you would be discovering music that was absolute fire and just such a vibe 🔥❤️

[@Miss_Thiccums96]

Yesssss 💯💯💯💯

[@maphirisebapu]

word .years we still pumpin this in south africa.its the real.

[@mthwakazikamzilikaziroyalk6762]

Same here

[@NicholasOsella]

This is the 1 train in Harlem! I used to live a block away from where this photo was taken. Peace ~ Nick.

[@riley8713]

I strongly encourage everyone to listen Native Nuttz full album “The Nativez are Restless.” It’s phenomenal you won’t regret it.

[@Valentino22250]

I listened to the first song because of your comment and it’s really good we have good taste in Music

[@juicer404]

its straight fire, listen now, shame not on spotify

[@queefy1731]

I'm about to listen to it now, I shall return.

[@danielfajardo5809]

These beats really bring me alive especially when I have a drink. I love it ever since the 90s.

[@lmn6440]

the origins of anything are always the most authentic

[@cherrytie1060]

When the very first track takes you right through your home town... you know it's going to be a good time. Big up to the ones that take that same journey through route 4 over the GWB to get your kicks or see your family like I used to do once upon a time!

[@davehansen1861]

Gang Gang

[@theoddunikorn2933]

I love finding [NEW] old music. So 🔥.

[@johnbeaton4624]

Hips live:-/

[@johnbeaton4624]

It matters

[@123andme]

Right?

[@jamiewalker429]

"Best Hip Hop I've ever heard, Riches to Rags, Fill in the Blanks............... is the Pinicle of True Hip Hop from the Heart n Soul and Beyond"

[@nayasdfghjkl]

I don't usually listen to hip hop, but this really helped me with my anger and anxiety. More usefull than those chill lo fi tracks.Thank you!!

[@NicolaArmellin]

that's what's up ;)

[@Dan-lc7xi]

Yes, these tracks definitely have some kind of magic. I don't like Lo-Fi either, the music is too monosyllabic, without intrigue.

[@juezna]

old school real hip hop is just amazing. It's like a time machine. Listening the first song i cant stop visualizing an urban sunset, old cars, brick buildings and parking lots

[@jbcheema9883]

New York in Winter...

[@THEDONSTR8Fightah76]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/apmunIpniq92a5Y Yo, check out my ‘90’s hip hop playlist!

[@Gainsforlife]

BX

[@happymasksalesman9116]

Jersey!

[@Leon3lking]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/en_UeWCPatuhh9E&start_radio=1

[@blanco7726]

East coast rap is winter music for me.

[@JonWuestneck]

There is a line in Mobb Depp's "Shook Ones" where it states: "They come around, but they never come close to". Probable Causes "Never Come Close" samples this line throughout the song (Or at least I am almost certain they do) 38:17. I am an avid hip-hop fan and the more I familiarize myself with all kinds of hip-hop, the more sampling I able to connect to their original songs. It is pretty cool when you are able to connect a line/sample in a song to another song. It really makes you appreciate the art and artist(s). Sampling is one of my favorite aspects of hip-hop. It is almost as artists allow other artists to live vicariously through their own work, while also paying a tribute to them.

[@dynomik]

litening with one eye tears running down my cheek remembering the old times when live seem so easy, and one eye strong focussed to never forget whats really important in live. 1 love and many thanks mate

[@Ronnie28067]

You know this is real Hip Hop when the underrated or the average Rapper in the 90's sounds better than all of present mumble rap today!

[@poody_Smoove994]

fax and I'm 18

[@donaldrichardson7363]

The new ish is mostly trash...they don't study & learn the craft of music nor do they practice

[@alexanderthegreatoz5945]

😂

[@eaglethree1]

The picture for this video is a work of art, grimey as hell, emotioal, deep....captures the survival hustle nature of New York in the 80s and 90s. My props go out to the photographer..the way he put that broken chain link right in my eyes makes me feel like im there.

[@marcellmccray6271]

i wonder what the location for the photo is

[@motary]

I found it! - Broadway/w 122 St

[@tomas27f]

2022 and the old hip hop still the best of the best to listen

[@ShadeSigma]

Man that "Mad Vibes" song though was the truth. I seen so many guys go down similar to that. And it was the best beat to tell it to. I'm only 33 but I remember the essence of 90s hip hop and tracks like these hit me hard. I wish we could go back.

[@spitBars007]

imagine if soundcloud existed back in the 90s

[@meneersfeerbeheer]

What do you mean? Imagining Soundcloud in the 90's doesn't look good man..

[@brotherbuff1405]

Shit man. SoundCloud then would show more talented rappers. Some of the best aren’t known because they never got enough recognition. Now there are trash rappers. SoundCloud has bad rappers, and it’s because people don’t know what good music is because they don’t know where to look, and now you got shit mumble rappers that show nothing, and fake people that’s want to say that they had to sell to get paper, but those are the same people that are looking for clout.

[@goldengarden8444]

How high were you when your imagined this

[@Kanoa_Stibbard]

What would be kinda wack but and the same time dope

[@mitchellroberts1689]

@40 Yo Plus Say that again out loud.

[@ousamaabdu794]

In the decade of the 1990s I read every issue of The Source, Rap Pages, 4080 and pretty much every magazine that covered Hip Hop culture. Watched Rap City religiously, listened to plenty of college radio stations that played underground content. I was about as much of a dyed in the wool Hip Hop head as there was. And I can say other than Mad Vibes I've never heard of any of these cats. This is true, rare underground Hip Hop. Salute to my man Nicola for this top flight compilation!

[@NicolaArmellin]

good diggin' my man 👊

[@gavinmcguire7261]

Bro I have the same experience that you listed and I can't believe this is so new to me.

[@ousamaabdu794]

@@gavinmcguire7261 Salute to you my Man. Hip Hop never dies!

[@Effdddgr]

This is bringing me back to my days of old school hip hop

[@magnum7978]

Loved this kinda music all my life but never knew where to find it. Thanks for uploading these, really opened my eyes to some rare stuff I’ve never heard. I’m goin through some hard times now but this playlist alone’s been helping me get through every day at a time. Peace brother👌

[@NicolaArmellin]

that's what's up... never give up bro

[@BRB914]

This whole mix reminds me of working on my uncles Volkswagen in the winter when I was younger. We always use to work on his car in the cold garage listening to his cassette tape boombox. Me and my boy were parting out his Honda last winter in my garage listening to this mix and it brought me back hard to those times with my uncle. Love this mix. Let’s knock and stop worrying about all this bullshit we have today

[@benzaryaputra395]

one hell of a vibe that is

[@godovermoney1124]

Amen bruh

[@agrippa5643]

Hell yeah, life is too short, we should treat it with respect

[@Stop-what]

Have respect for life itself -thats what my uncle once said

[@BRB914]

Happy thanksgiving to all you guys. Much love

[@samuelroberts9712]

It's 2019 and you still can't beat the old school hiphop ✊🏻✌🏻🖖🏻💥😜

[@valera2010_cool]

Used sit in the kitchen with my friend hitting blunts listening to this. Can’t believe its been 4 years already… Good old times, mad respect for this sick upload

[@hostyle73]

11 million views and i have listened to this at least 2000 times 😀 good music never dies thanks Nicola

[@NicolaArmellin]

my pleasure 😉

[@ashumalik3885]

Xmc

[@ashumalik3885]

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[@ashumalik3885]

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[@ashumalik3885]

Qp 48:59x🎉p

[@annaket5148]

I’m 64 I love it...❤️❤️❤️ I don’t understand English very well, but love this

[@ronniemation]

man i wasnt lookin for this. im glad i clicked. this was hip hop before it died

[@mrllch]

Hip hop ain't dead. It's forever like Wu-Tang

[@ExtremelyInept]

There's still plenty doin' it right. ✊🏼

[@nathanortiz3073]

Real Heads

[@Jason-gy8cq]

I mean DOOM is still here. But yeah, a lot of elite MC’s either died or retired sadly

[@ceelo206]

Hip hop aint ever died. It was just buried alive and lives underground.