Philly Rap City Documentary Part 2

part 2 of the documentary..

[@missluvmoney]

Classic footage. We will never live these times again 😒🤣😞😢 I love all old school 70s 80s or 90s footages

[@80sfreak42]

💯💯💯 I became a historian cause of it...love it...🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@kyng_g912]

Me too it’s like a deep emotion

[@nolaboyteroylee9794]

I'm 44 and From @NewOrleans Louisiana As A Kid In 88 Me And My Brothers Used To Rock With #SchollyDThankYouHipHop✊🏽⚜️🎤💖🌎💯

[@foolishcoyote.]

never get tired of seein my homey schoolly d & my hometown philly. whatz good west philly.......logan n da house.

[@MERTIE123]

West Philly for life 💯💯

[@KeithPullium-qm9ov]

Logan that’s why I’m from, 13th n rockland

[@foolishcoyote.]

@KeithPullium-qm9ov Bouvier street.

[@BuckyRodgerz]

Ok logan low life's in the building philly 💯💯🦾

[@sheldonsanders9214]

When rappers still had respect from the hood they grew up in..

[@Lerf8]

Or just people in general

[@MultiMrMiles]

Philly always fresh rap- 80s style and music the best- schoolly D great tracks

[@user-vc7xu4xo3p]

Schooly D 1st gangster rapper!

[@russelladams7134]

I saw Schooly D on the Morton Downey show back in 1986 or so. I was fascinated with the gangsterism and I bought all of his albums. He not the best lyricist but he was real. Philly had an interesting hip-hop scene.

[@peterjv8748]

Am I Black Enough for You is a masterpiece. Front to back.

[@musicislife2000]

Dang schooly was talking about the dopeman and could of pioneered the original dopeman track and this was waay back props schooly👌👊

[@soulCracka1]

If you're looking for part 1 search on youtube for "philly hip hop old school 1988 lady b jazzy jeff fresh prince pt. 1"

[@MonquieBK]

documentary was so short salute 2 whoever did this doc classic hip hop footage

[@danscarfo3032]

FILA windbreakers!!!!!

[@MERTIE123]

Philly is my hometown. I miss the 80s era!!

[@RPMaster71]

P A R K S I D E - FIVE - FIVE TWO, P A R K S I D E - FA - FI - FIVE TWO! Classic Philly. I came up in this era, many memories brought back seeing this*

[@robreal6476]

Way back in the day before East Coast artist started to sound like they were from ATL or Down South.

[@worthwhilediscussion]

💯💯💯

[@LIGHTSKINTELEVISION]

53rd and turner - west Philly !!

[@shynagloe541]

Young people nowadays will never be as intelligent and mature as the ones they interviewed in this documentary.

[@iantucker2310]

Philly and rap needs to get back to this

[@missluvmoney]

The old school philly

[@billyjacc]

52nd & Thompson..

[@keiththomas111]

58st Greenway and Kingsessing in the house 🏠

[@hurricane2307]

I would Like to know the excact Date of Recording in 1988 Please ..

[@GRINDETHIKSMIXTAPESHOW]

when i was working at power play studio i use to see schooly d names on different reel to reel tapes

[@eric646]

Power Play was an awesome place. I used to be there in the early 90’s when Doc was there.

[@theroofl1]

Schoolly D is the man...

[@phillyking2153]

Dam this is my child hood right here Saturday nights channel 48 cheese steaks and blunts in my niggas basement Shelly shell was my first big girl crush

[@MrBlazeuno]

Ima Bricc City ryda but ain't no place like Philly s/o Cambridge n 17th

[@franknitty9954]

Philly and Newark aka da bricks are very similar

[@mirsmith4531]

B O damn salute bro!me being 40 and been out of town so much plus feds nobody like us and hateeeeee to give us props n credit!a lot shit I dnt like here but we are only city stuck to our east coast culture everybody else on la n Chicago time ..but no pun intended bc I believe every city has decent shit the next city dnt have !!brick city strong m produce good men legendary ones !s/o my oldhead bashir el Amin in fci Devin in Massachusetts!!

[@MrDAMUZI]

52 ND ST (821 CREIGHTON ST.) PARKSIDE TO CHESTER AVE.

[@soln4suhreborn]

Code Money: "What,are you guys following me?!" HAHAH!

[@terrellp22]

5:49 she wanted the Schoolly-"D" lmao 🤣

[@MisterB2eternity]

That's the 1700 block of North Wilton Street, where Schoolly grew up. It looks nothing like that today. Wow!

[@mirsmith4531]

First gangster rapper but nwa made it famous!

[@chrissygriffin6287]

Not true at all but definitely an early pioneer

[@mackinshizzaveli4202]

@@chrissygriffin6287 NWA will tell you it’s true themselves. Ice T said himself he copied Schooly D.

[@NorthPhilly-zr7xc]

@@mackinshizzaveli4202 ice t not even a gangster lol

[@mackinshizzaveli4202]

@@NorthPhilly-zr7xc Who tf said he was?

[@NorthPhilly-zr7xc]

@@mackinshizzaveli4202 he himself my nigga lol he hate cops but always playing them

[@jodymontana]

West Philly stand up

[@fourdevils694]

What tha hell does that mean?

[@recklessralphfromqueens8383]

“Find me a wife to do my dishes! “

[@J4s0n3r]

@soln4suhreborn Thank you kindly Soln4suhreborn... BIG UPS... I have that album on vinyl but I could not remember it anymore from what artist... :-) Thanks again bro...

[@Lerf8]

When Philly was half decent And somewhat clean

[@FatBabiesWithAids]

LOL makes philly look like black sesame street

[@Rabbittavo]

I want to like this but it already has the perfect amount.......

[@dafluent1]

Yo I remember when this came out.

[@DefenseFirstAndLast]

52 Jefferson

[@user-kb8jy1ik5u]

West Philadelphia 49 th hoopes st holla 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@saulurraca9294]

Skooly was the man his style was original strong and gangster

[@KOMBandmusic]

PHILLIES THE BEST!!!

[@jfraz1992]

o-z stand up!

[@J4s0n3r]

Can anybody tell me the name of the song that is starting from 6:42 I heard it when I was a kid but I can't remember the ID anymore... :( Thanks in advance for any help...

[@soln4suhreborn]

@J4s0n3r The song is "It's Krack" by Schoolly D

[@HRDK-SKLETRMUMMR-MEGTRN]

💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@80sfreak42]

you came fuck I came to rap."

[@alianshampoprisioners7056]

Esto es lo que realmente me gustaría encontrarme en la escena cultural urbana, el conocimiento es el rey y hoy perfectamente puede existir grupos que defiendan el estilo original y fresco de Philadelfia... El hip-hop se impuso contra las modas y la cultura comercial y ese era el camino,el rebelde ha perdido contra las corporaciones, hoy te quieren como un simple consumidor, te han vuelto a domesticar y gracias al gansta rap llenan cárceles privadas, le robaron el estilo y el altavoz al barrio y le están mercantilizando... La culpa también la tubo la inexperiencia, muchos firmaron contratos y vendieron parte del alma de esa época...

[@kincamell2]

! Ps Much Gratitude

[@kollusion1]

People always say what the hell does that mean.

[@messiahblackgod]

Schoolly is the real deal

[@HiddenSlashes]

agreed

[@PLURadelphia]

Rock OFF RAVE ON..!

[@SA-bq1us]

Cheba cheba y'all

[@ricardolaurens4089]

beans!

[@Pirate7X]

6:08 = original Jugaloo? Ha!...

[@kgil7395]

Rip sause