So Wassup? Episode 12 | Limp Bizkit (f. Method Man)"N 2 Gether Now"

In episode 12, DJ Premier takes us through the creation of "N 2 Gether Now", from Limp Bizkit (f. Method Man).
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[@cal1music65]

Premo is a real dude for shouting out all his engineers, assistants and so on! that's the way it goes!

[@wiggesobk]

Word!

[@jimr9499]

Fax no printer

[@johncitizen8828]

A humble legend.

[@v5k359]

best dude!

[@josemendez-fd5qz]

How do you think a producers career is made. Preme been around and just about Either worked or learned from many greats and legends we barely know off

[@DJAUDIO1]

For years, People question Fred Durst, but Primo laid it all out. He's a hip-hop head all the way. What a combination of people. Primo took us back to 7A3 and Muggs. Amazing.

[@CANControlGRAFFITI]

He can rap

[@brianpbillingsley3687]

That's kind of the impression I got when I was young.

[@killaskrilla5320]

He definitely solidified Fred Durst in the hiphop community. He got mad respect after that, and he could spit better than alot of rappers too. And he a real one, reached out ome of my homies when he was comin up here in sweden and did a remix with him on his hit song ( rock away ). That was very big for us at the time, he showed love to tha fam outta nowhere. So he always family in my book, but regardless of that, he definitely a legendary artist. And that cut with Meth is a certified classic.

[@franconero515]

That's cool but he can't rap.

[@patrickbyrne5070]

@@franconero515 yeh. Respect due but the track couldn’t work without method man.

[@FlipStar26]

I swear these stories are priceless. When you’re a HipHop nerd, this is like class in session! I fckn love it!

[@AR-mi9cv]

Facts

[@oftheone1856]

There's no place for nerdism in hip-hop. Keep that unmasculine ish away from the culture

[@verseessential]

i feel the same!

[@MrShenanigans28]

​@@oftheone1856 people like you are literally part of the problem in hip hop lol and you're too slow to even understand that

[@emceeunderdogrising]

He's so damn respectful to most the people he's worked with. Even shouting out the engineers working under him. Say what you want about Limp Biscuit. But this beat is absolutely bananas.

[@Spectrvm____]

"N 2 Gether Now" is a highly slept on track - mostly due to the fact that people love to hate Limp Bizkit and Fred Durst (even though Durst knows his ish when it comes to hip-hop.) Nice to finally see the track get the spotlight it deserves. 🙌📀

[@emmanuelkotei649]

I love this, I was in high school when it came out, being a hip hop head , this introduced me to Limp Bizkit at the time

[@razrramon2256]

I loved it

[@ceaserknk6640]

Love this song & like LBs music regardless of hate

[@weedismyreligion]

Bro that album was flawless , Eminem is the reason of limp bizkit downfall imo 🤣

[@bwburksiii15]

Fav track

[@GotDamBoi]

I respect Fred Durst so much more now. Great story

[@Erik-op2hy]

@@xombiekat13 still better than the mumble rappers we have nowadays

[@billynguyen710]

When that song came out I wasn’t a fan of Limp Bizkit, and at that time was hating on it for no real reason. Obviously a huge fan of both Preemo and Meth, but them alone wasn’t enough for me to buy that album or single or play that song while I was out djing. Glad Dj Premier decided to work with LB because it sounds like it allowed him so many more opportunities that he otherwise wouldn’t have gotten.. and at the end of the day, that’s the name of game. Opportunities. Shout out to Fred Durst for being a hip hop head, and not letting all the haters like myself stop him from making his mark.

[@Manchuz79]

Yup, I'm sure there will be an episode about him collaborating with Christina Aguilera down the road. Definitely opened up opportunities.

[@essgee4225]

People are successful because of haters like you! They use you guys as motivation to be better.

[@LembeckIsStaying]

Respect for being a man and calling it what it was. ✊🏾

[@jawnkandy]

His mark was a piss stain on the couch of Hip-hop.

[@billynguyen710]

@@jawnkandy hahahah.. Damn!! I was more so meaning that he left his mark on pop music and specifically late 90s pop culture.

[@serroche]

I'm a metalhead to the core, but this channel is gold for any kind of musician. Cheers from Spain DJ Premier!

[@zhurein]

My man, same dealio. If you appreciate one extreme of music, you appreciate all extremes to an extent. Premo giving it to fred because he was a tape kings fan said volumes. Peace to Spain from America, brudda! Long live real love and music

[@accurateskills791]

Hefner & Premier, room full of bunnies while spinning dope records, now that's a party. 🔥

[@jeyzeus]

I'm pretty sure he didn't had floppy disk at Playboy mansion.

[@studiofatal2023]

@@jeyzeus Nothing was floppy that night.

[@chiarosuburekeni9325]

I'm just imagining the bunnies coming out bouncing to One. That party must have been so damn lit

[@alexmighty9004]

Funny thing is, Premo is a big porn fan and so is Fred. Match made in heaven.

[@Geekdom101]

GREAT story!

[@AMOKIAN]

I know right….this series is amazing.

[@TravisBickle910]

This series has been the fucking best, for sure.

[@bigblue5254]

Yup

[@sterlin9tv849]

Dragon ball forever!!

[@rashb3994]

Ha, wasn't expecting to see your name on here. Shout out to G 101 I used to listen to you religiously when I was heavy into DB. I mean we never really leave DB but breaks happen. Haha

[@boringsnds]

What a story! Didn't even know Fred Durst was so deeply into hip-hop. I'm gonna go listen to "N 2 Gether Now", it's been a long time and I used to love this track back in the day.

[@BOMNN]

LB has another track with Raekwon the Cheff kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJLZp61vmJqJr6M

[@KageyVision]

I’m a big Limp Bizkit fan so the back story to N 2gether Now is super dope. I love that Fred was full of respect and admiration for Premier! Super cool story 🙌🏾

[@atwarwithsatan27]

This series is the DOPEST SERIES EVER, BBC or netflix should make a whole PREMO Documentary

[@Wiiesii97]

For real

[@forgetfulfunctor1]

Nah leave it right here, I'm happy with that

[@qrome20]

From your mouth to God's ears!!

[@zahuidanielstevewogou2686]

For real and must be translated in french

[@BuenoMcgurski]

@@zahuidanielstevewogou2686 I could say “Shut the fuck up”, but we all ‘N Together Now, so I’ll just say, for the sake of Frenchcore, go check out Nasenbluten and Bloody Fist Records from Australia, because besides Bloody Fist, nobody made hardcore better than the French.

[@LLusion]

Preme! this is dope! can’t believe I’m just finding about this series. Respect.

[@biggysmallz9308]

Same bruhhh just fun out today about it

[@iShredStreets]

The homie LLusion! I’m just finding out myself. Probably because you watched it. Thanks bro! 👊🏾

[@sha_black]

You and I both

[@1987apa]

Same!!!

[@palanch89]

JUST FOUND THIS RIGHT NOW I LIKED IT SO I CAN WATCH IT LATER LETSSSS GOOOOOOOO

[@yourcalicocat]

How he starts his verse he's gon share with Meth and Premo is dope: "Who could be the boos, look up to the cross, stranded in the land of the lost". This such a dope episode

[@CANControlGRAFFITI]

I got respect for Fred.. even more now. That beats gotta Wu vibe 100

[@dantegood2195]

I was a ‘wake up show’, Rawkus Records, Ughh, underground 9th grade hip hop head at the time, and I remember rap purists being livid over the Fred Durst & Primo collab. They lost their minds and called Primo all kinds of sell outs and such. I was just happy to see Preme get some much deserved recognition and shine. It was a trip seeing Primo on TRL everyday sandwiched between N’Sync and Britney Spears videos. Beat knocked and Meth floated. Fred did his best, lol. Still play this regularly. Thanks for the story, My Guy!

[@sgtcreasegrease]

But the shit was dope! Its not like he changed his shit and sounded goofy on us.

[@apexone5502]

Same here. Heads in that era were relentless with keeping the standards. If you even looked like you might touch a drop of mainstream anything, they were on your head.

[@RJMMultimedia]

That was a great era right there! I was in 9th grade at the same time and into all those same things. Still have some of the wake up show freestyle cd’s and all the Rawkus releases

[@Cicero82]

I’m a purist and I thought it was dope.

[@kn-zv7uc]

I can't imagine how they reacted to him producing for Christina Aguilerra (don't feel like looking up the spelling)

[@haroldbailey9011]

Dope story. Much respect to Durst. He carved out his own lane and his songs still sound great to this day

[@halfamic]

I remember me an my boys sneaking backstage when Limp Bizkit, Red, Meth and Def Jam went on tour. Fred Durst had a line of about 40 ladies waiting to meet him. Witnessing the rock life up close, at the age was mind blowing, not to mention we were handing out demo tapes like club flyers.

[@maxr6852]

Yo Premier, I love the fact that there's a Nina Hagen record behind you! Shoutout from Germany!

[@oemmes]

Ist mir auch direkt aufgefallen :D

[@jamesrutherford1475]

that album bangs

[@The7threst]

The stories DJ Premier can tell. Man, I could listen to him again and again and again!

[@saxyrep1]

I can't stress how important and cool it is that Premo's sharing this with us. Big props!

[@johnzackarias11]

I grew up a huge fan of Limp Bizkit, but I was way more into their metal stuff. Hip-hop was never really my thing, but a few years into listening to them, I started appreciating how great this song is. Now, 20 years after discovering them, I've outgrown a lot of their music, but this song remains an absolute favorite. The beat, bassline and keyboards are an amazing combo, and although there's a very 90s feel to the song, it never really gets old. It has stood the test of time, and absolutely will continue to do so. Great job!

[@juliantorres8818]

Couldn't agree more

[@CirvjaEfekts]

What do you think about LB's new album though?

[@johnzackarias11]

@@CirvjaEfekts Good question! I've only listened to it twice so I'm not in a place where I can make a deeper comment on it. I will say that the extremely short run time of just over half an hour is *super* disappointing. They've had over 10 years to work on a record, and they give us thirty minutes? The music itself is pretty good, I would say. It's a pretty broad mix of everything they've ever put out. Have you listened to it?

[@ext93]

@@CirvjaEfekts I thought it was lame. There's songs that just don't fit in with their sound. The album opens heavy and there's a few good tracks, but after so many years I expected better. The album doesn't have a good flow. It's missing the magic of Sam Rivers' and John Otto's infectious grooves. I get that styles evolve over time, but something is missing, and it just doesn't hit the same way their first 3 albums hit. They could have done much better I think

[@sharinglungs3226]

Crazy how much more he punched up that track. The beat is crazy, the way he plays with the sample all through that song. Respect to him for saying how he really feels about Fred’s mc skills.

[@UrbanNoizeMusic]

Okay this my Premier's best story ever man! With all the twists and turns it took, it makes me more happy to know that he was seeing so much amazing success. Also he took Lethal's idea to another level i gotta say. And much respect to him for saluting so many people that were involved. Shows how much character he has.

[@dantegood2195]

Shout out to Limp too. They really didn’t ‘’need’ Primo. The record was 90% completed and it would have been a hit regardless of who put the finishing touches on it. You can tell earning Primo’s respect and securing his involvement meant a lot to Fred. Even after he initially rejected them. Primo didn’t do a ton here, but he definitely helped make the track come alive. This collab no doubt bought premo the biggest checks he’d ever seen up to that point, and it opened a lot of doors for him.

[@UrbanNoizeMusic]

@@dantegood2195 Most definitely shout out to Fred and Limp too. Fred's humility towards Primo speaks volumes. Even with the rejection initially. Very dope how all of that worked out for everyone

[@pookeyblow]

@@dantegood2195 They def needed Preemo. The demo version was not it. Just listen to those horrendous drums and the awful synth!

[@TheGhostofgatsby]

Couldn't agree more. While we're here, your Hometown Glory remix is fucking dope, respect.

[@rickphilly1975]

@@dantegood2195 you're on drugs dude. Preemo was at the forefront of hip hop and the go to guy for EVERYBODY in the music industry. Why do you think limp bizkit came to him? He was already a legend. Limp bizkit begged him for help. They didnt open doors for him. are you crazy? Opened doors? This is the greatest hip hop producer of all times and you make a statement as if limp bizkit did him a favor. Wtf. You obviously have no idea of preemo history in the music industry. Typical whitewashed view. I bet you're only here because you saw 'limp bizkit" in the title.

[@MOIRECREATIVEPARTNERS]

This is a classic track for any 90's kid. Shout out to LB, Premo, and Wu.

[@patientzeropoint5271]

Man, I started listening to EPMD, BTNH, Gang Starr and Wu-Tang as a young one, and then, a couple years later, this kid in my class handed me one of his earbuds and played me the Significant Other album. I was sold. That album is legit to this day. Hiphop heads always loved hating on Limp Bizkit and they still do, but 20 years later that album still takes me to the same nostalgic place as any 90s hiphop classic, even though it wasn't a rap record.

[@wirrwarr808]

That was the Song that make me really Fall in Love with HipHop/Rap music.(i think i was 12 years old) I already was Graffiti writing at the Time but i was more into Led Zepplin, The Prodigy, Nirvana or Sex Pistols. When i was on vacation in Chzech Republic i saw that song on TV and was total blown away. Back in Germany i instant went into a record store, bought that Single and Wu-Tang 36 Chambers Album.

[@kingpoetic2933]

Premo handled it the same way I would have done: 1. Work with limp bizkit? - Nah I'm good 2. Meth is on the song - Aight I'm in

[@andyc6542]

Don’t be ignorant pal. Limp Bizkit made some good tracks at the turn of the millennium… Don’t compare yourself or your thought process to Premo..

[@GeorgeZimmermen]

You bought a pair of Fred’s used undies online. Don’t lie bro

[@jamesduckery]

Significant Other is a stone cold rap rock classic jack! An underrated gem of the rap rock canon!

[@adidas20zero]

Preemo has a built-in storage hdd in his brain, he remembers everything!!! And it's great knowledge!!!

[@tonychaka]

"Significant Other" is the favourite album of my old brother. I remember when i was a little kid, back to the early 2000s, listen Limp Bizkit whit him and is so powerfull dude.. and when appeared N2 Gether Now track, we loved that beat meen, thanks Dj Premier, all respect from South America

[@Harp_and_Guitar_Moving_Forward]

👍🏻🎶

[@alvinraj4308]

Love that instrumental. I used to scratch to that all day long.

[@hariluyeah]

N2gethernow is my soundtrack of my childhood. This album came out at 1999 when I'm at 3rd grade. Blasting out Significant Others almost everyday, flipping back my bootleg Yankees red cap trying copy Fred Durst. Man, it's such good old days. Thank you DJ Premiere for this content. Shout out from, Jakarta ID.!

[@mildmayheadless5217]

Primo's memory is in amazing shape. He can remember everyone he worked with!!!

[@SCHOOLOFHARDKNOCKS2000]

legendary track, epic scratches at the end, respect to Fred and the Method...N 2 Gether Now is always on repeat

[@flykicksdj]

This track introduced me to American Hip Hop. Some friend got me the Significant Other copy in highschool and when I first listen to N Togethet Now it imediatly became my favorite track from the album. Specially because of that sick beat. I had never listen to such a tasty instrumental in my young life.

[@capitaldea]

So this is how history unfolds. Ever since my youth DJ Premier has been one of the my biggest influences on the regard of music. Thank you for that, though we never met and may never will. God Bless you.

[@onice33]

Durst knew the assignment... 💯💯💯💯💣💣💣💣 Love that record!!

[@SF_Native]

Hate him or love, this is a dope track. Can't go wrong when you got Premo AND Meth on there! Fire

[@TheKaisho-rt1du]

I'd like to see the story behind Stick to ya gunz by M.O.P! I love that sinister beat and G Rap's verse is legendary!

[@pookeyblow]

THIS

[@Manchuz79]

Or any M.O.P. collabo. Whichever has the most interesting story.

[@tefocus3538]

One of my favorite Premo beats ever. A simple loop.....through the whole joint but was hard!

[@theeternalnow6506]

That G Rap verse is absolutely brutal. G Rap always outshines the rapper who's tracks he's on it seems. Dude had a relentless flow and vocab.

[@mauriceross1464]

Firing squad

[@o221e3]

Before Linkin Park, one of the forerunners of rap-rock, nu-metal, there was Limp Bizkit. You have to give credit to limp Bizkit, at some point they branded MTV, and they created a bridge for Rap and Rock of the new generation at that time of the 2K era, 2000's created a symphony of styles and Limp Bizkit was at the forefront. I mean just look at this interview, a well known name DJ premier, who at some point didn't see Fred durst and the band, as someone he could connect with, but it turns out that it created many avenues and connections between people that would never have come together. This is one of those classic singles that just brings good vibes. It also shows you that everyone can eat from the cake and be happy and have a good time. Very good episode, looking forward to the continuation.

[@ProleteR.]

Amazing stories ! Always better when it’s told by the man itself ! Thank you legend

[@DrumRoom777]

Hey, Man! I'm the russian drummer, really appreciate your beats, your style! You got this vibe bro! Got to this video from the KZbin recommendation AND I WAS SHOCKED when I heard that YOU was the guy from Gang Starr!! I'm really into 90s hip-hop, heard lots of yours stuff, but for my shame didn't knew it was your music man! Thank you for songs like "Above the clouds" (ITS THE REAL HIT!), "Betrayal", "Who's gonna take the weight?"(DOPE SCRATCHES MAN)! When me and my dudes are smoking out here WE ARE ALWAYS LISTENING to some of your songs! 💨 I'm really glad that I found this channel! It's so cool that now you are making these videos giving the insides of 90s hip-hop! It's really cool that you are sharing this history dope shit with the people all around the world via KZbin! I'd love to see more and more! Liked all your "Wassup" videos and subscribed! Keep it up!! 💪🏻 Thank you for all you did for the community and the music industry! STAY REAL! 🤙🏻

[@user-gz4or5rh1l]

i need to see him do a episode on his 7days remix for craig david ft. mos def! one of my fav premo beats of all time!

[@pookeyblow]

THIS

[@jdilla8267]

Good shout

[@RJMMultimedia]

Yessss!

[@Cicero82]

I was sitting here thinking the same thing.

[@DoloSupreme]

He briefly talked about it on the Verzuz he had with RZA

[@goodvibes3120]

Epic story behind epic song, still one of my favorite ever.. Limp Bizkit, Method Man & DJ Premier, thanks for making that dope track.. 💪🏽🔥🔥🔥

[@StuTheDon17]

This track introduced me to hip hop. I was in my 2nd year of high school on the west coast of Australia, and I still remember hearing it for the first time and thinking it was the best track on the album. I thank the heavens Premo and Meth had the balls to crossover to nu-metal and do their thing on LB's album.

[@chrisv966]

I can remember getting boo'd at a party I DJ'd at when I played this record. I didn't think people really disliked that track so much. But hearing this story, which was very dope, and 'nuff respect to Fred Durst for comin' correct, I can appreciate it more, knowing how it all came together. Respect to you Premier for sharing this!

[@JamiesonCurrie]

"I'm like all races combined into one man; like the '99 Summer Jam." '99 was the time.

[@stuartheaps4941]

Until THEY realised we were getting on to well....Now look at us.

[@NodariSP]

This is the best one so far. Damn the stories are good. The beat is a masterpiece

[@Ones_]

Growing up Limp Bizkit is the only my favorite Rap Metal band. Thanks so much for the story Preemo, no idea you are behind the beat of N 2 gether Now!

[@timotodonnell8819]

During the 12-weeks that this series has been running, I've seen an undeniable increase in the quality of my life!!!

[@fuckthisbs]

If youre a hip hop head, as soon as you heard that beat you knew that was a classic.

[@Sjcstro84]

This amazing story. As much as people want to hate on Fred for the image and music he made in that Era. It's easy to hate and mock I still think he's a cool dude, even now looking like a dad and doing concerts 😂 love primo and meth. This was my favorite song back then.

[@jamesgurley2075]

People always need a band or artist to act like they hate. But then they forget how much influencs those people have on the industry. Fred produced Mudshovel for Staind, imagine if they never changed that song and didnt go big like they did.

[@LaurenOliviArt]

“Shut the f*** up” That was awesome man!!! Love the story ❤️❤️

[@conker206]

One of my favorite things about Fred Durst is the fact that he does add everything you said at 6:03. "Yea! Come on! Bring it on! Limp Bizkit!". I love hearing that in their songs, even if people think it's cheesy. Thank you for this video, it was great to hear all the inside baseball information!

[@dannnnydannnn5201]

Haha. Fred Durst the only artist I’ve ever heard of to show up with a dub plate of adlibs. Nah, that’s really dope though to show up to D & D studios with the acetate for DJ Premier to spin on a track you’re recording with Method Man. And yeah, maybe all the Limp Bizkit stuff didn’t age well as the whole rock-rap stuff died out but I always felt that this song was really, really good.

[@JayBee6801]

DJ Premier is a Hip Hop historian... on top of being an amazing producer. Preemo you need to do a show retelling all the amazing stories you know and lived in the game. Some videos recreating or making new beats would be the shit too.

[@AnthonyNJ90]

One of my favorite Hip Hop collaborations ever! I remember when my brother got the album in the summer of 1999! We all went crazy when this song came on. Preemo is a great storyteller, and listening to him talk about how he created all of these classics never gets old! 😎👍

[@Christ_Is_King34]

Love that shot of Luciano grinning, whilst preemo explains dub plates 💜🇯🇲💜

[@Ryattt81]

Primo....my #1 favorite producer forbthe last 20 something years. Love this man contributions to the culture. Also, never been a fan of LB but I feel bad about all those jokes at their expense because I heard Fred was a really good dude.

[@UrbanNoizeMusic]

Just hearing this record for the first time in a long time, and didnt realize how crazy Primo went on it. Not to mention it was a great collaboration between Meth and Fred. They snapped on this record.

[@stevekasan1575]

this is a crazy amazing story and shows you never know who is a fan of your work. I remember when this track came out, it was a real head turner for Significant Other. Nookie was a good set it off single, but, when this came out and the fact it was with TICAL that made me want to buy the album quick.

[@laguilar4848]

I still play this song til today. Da Originals,the olskool,the real music. Fun,lyrical,portrait of an era, a time so unique. "Burning your head like a piston" ...

[@AntonVSEDELA]

Блин, прям ностальгия, какие времена были, какие треки, какие тусы! Примо каждый раз не мимо!

[@Andrey_SamZnaeshKakoi]

прикинь, я часто смотрел этот клип в детстве и только сейчас узнал, что Premier сделал бит! Какая ностальгия

[@Yupstate845]

Premier is a master teacher who still has a students mentality and respect for the art. Love seeing stuff like this. Bring on Prhyme 3!

[@kylelee8947]

That's dope Fred durst had a dubplate pressed for u to cut too,love this series premier,keep on rocking

[@theeternalnow6506]

Always wondered about this collab. Nice to hear the backstory. Still listen to this song every once in a while. Also, great to see the length of these vids increasing man. :)

[@clarkejw]

Wicked! Thanks as always!

[@lachlanbanks-smith1106]

Amazing! I was never a LB fan, but appreciated their work. This track was a banger in the clubs. This is an amazing story, best so far! Salute Preemo!! 👍

[@simonjakefrances6433]

Pre is so dope! Just a genius! Pure genius. Fred is a real one as well. Always dug his vibe!

[@N0zix420]

Amazing episode Thanks Premo!

[@christopherboyce7369]

That loop in the begining being added fyah!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@omarrandall6477]

Loving the series homie, keep it up

[@frankunodostres473]

heartwarming story and mad respect for keeping it real w/ all the shoutouts it's amazing to hear all of this

[@ashtonturner2862]

I’ve been waiting for this one!

[@Sevfin]

Holy shit. I had NO idea Premo did this track!! I remember at the time when it came out, i wasn't into Limp's music at all..but this track stood out and made it more interesting that Meth was randomly in it. Crazy.

[@sirdabzmcgee]

Limp Bizkit was one of the best bands of the 90's/early 00's. Love this song and still play it! The vibe of Limp Bizkit was great. Was like you can be whatever and get down w/ the sauce.

[@mistahmst]

Goes to show that a great producer is the key to making classics. There’s a lot of rappers who rhyme better than Fred Durst, but some of them have never made a song as good as “N 2gether Now” because they don’t have the right production. That’s not to say that having an equally great rapper on a great beat isn’t important, I’m pretty sure that’s why Method Man was also on it. The point is without the right producer, there’s no way your music is gonna stick no matter how nice you are. Fred Durst isn’t necessarily a great rapper, but he did well enough to make a classic song on a classic Preemo beat and that’s more than we can say about a lot of these so-called “real hip-hop” artists, especially in the last decade.

[@user-kn3tx9pg3e]

Fred is like a contrast to Method in that song. They go very well with each other actually.

[@gregorysexton3433]

Wow. Thanks premo for everything!

[@walex19]

Good shit man! Thanks for all the memories

[@nobody_X24]

This was a primo beat???!! No way!!! I loved this song man 😵😵😵😵😵😵😵

[@Illyrian_Adventures]

you can hear his looping style listening to it

[@STEVEWONDA1976]

@@Illyrian_Adventures I don't agree. I had the 12" back when it came out so always knew it was a Primo joint. If I didn't know that I wouldn't of thought it was a Primo joint as it sounds like a lot of other producers work from the late '90s. To me it doesn't really have that signature Primo sound, but that's just my honest opinion. Def looking forward to the story behind it though. Peace!

[@Illyrian_Adventures]

@@STEVEWONDA1976 the intro loop in the beggining says it all

[@omniframe8612]

Mef says Dj Premier at the start of the song.

[@nobody_X24]

@@omn8612 all I remember is Fred saying DJ.... Mehhhhaa lol

[@triborogigolo]

Dope story preemo, i was on the street team for the limp remix album , can't wait to see an episode for that. N '2 gether now is one of my fav all time limp bizkit songs!!

[@thaexception3406]

Love the insight mane!

[@Ambersdf]

So dope to hear all the bts stuff.... Thanks premo!

[@davidpaquet3855]

I remember growing up and skateboarding was only reserved to "punk" listeners. At one point it became normal to skateboard and listen to hiphop. Where did that happen ? HERE. I really think THIS song is the turning point of the blend between both worlds. Thanks for that amazing explanation of history Premier. And doing this amazing masterpiece.

[@RuslanKD]

Yo this series is amazing premiere! Love that you’re utilizing this amazing platform of KZbin.

[@davido3109]

Increíble Memory!! Thanks Maestro Premo!

[@yuggoh]

Thank you for this Mr Premier 🙏

[@qasimdin7438]

please do mathematics next we need that episode

[@whydoyoukeeptalking]

Most def's mathematics?

[@stevencarrera6309]

Gotta salute Premo for recording all of these videos and giving us a taste of the history he has laid down. I also want to acknowledge how humble and professional this cat is with always giving a shout out to all of his assistants and sound engineers that helped make all of this happen.

[@tochiRTA]

no doubt! great of him to do that

[@WWCLife]

Awesome insight. Keep em coming.

[@Eddiaz72]

This is so dope. We appreciate everything you do for Hip-Hop Preme. 💯

[@lostinjazz]

Djing raw Hip Hop for Limp Bizkit‘s pyama parties at the playboy mansion, that‘s wassup!

[@biggiefan4life426]

That shirt is super dope

[@jaredjestr]

Great insights! Thanks for sharing

[@gman86]

i could listen to preemo telling stories all day long

[@gweah7821]

Premier has so many stories, he worked with literally everybody in hip hop. Him spinning Ghostface’s One during the Playboy Mansion party 1 year after Biggie died? I think it must have been a later year, even though he could have had some kind of advance copy of the song, I don’t think Ghost made that song yet by March 9th 1998.

[@dantegood2195]

Yeah. He was off there for sure, because ‘N-Together’ didn’t come out till late-99 (I remember cause I just started high school). Likely he meant the three year anniversary of Big’s death, which would have been March 2000. By then both the ghostface and Limp records would have been out.

[@Illyrian_Adventures]

Preemo you just gotta do the Ownerz album song by song. Every joint on there is pure fire🔥🔥🔥

[@seedheechhaatee3891]

Amazing recap Prem...great story telling

[@Restecpa]

I’m so glad this showed up in my recommended! Loved the video and subscribed right away!