Special Ed - I Got It Made (Official Video)

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Lyrics:
I'm your idol the highest title numero uno
I'm not a puerto rican but i'm speakin so that you know
And understand i got the gift of speech
And it's a blessin
So listen to the lesson i preach
I talk sense condensed into the form of a poem
Full of knowledge from my toes to the top of my dome
I'm kinda young but my tongue speaks maturity
I'm not a child i don't need nothin for security
I get paid when my record is played--to put it short
#SpecialEd #IGotItMade #OfficialVideo

[@pcsmchurch]

This song will never get old. Lyrics are great. Brings me back.

[@DDylast]

Special Ed one of the most underrated rappers. His wordplay was crazy.

[@jaibanks7151]

Very much so

[@geraldjohnson3216]

Nutty like a proffessor

[@hamzayalcinkaya1172]

Chino XL is most underrated

[@jaibanks7151]

@@hamzayalcinkaya1172 ?

[@YS3hundred]

DDylast trust

[@jessedemayo4883]

Not only are the lyrics timeless but the dancers are killing it in the video

[@brucegreen5751]

He was the first to completely cap and rap about flossing 😂

[@stephencook7337]

Ikr I suddenly feel like doing the running-man 😂

[@RapFanatic4ever]

I woulda liked to see a little more breakin though honestly

[@flexman70]

@Dom Sansotta tbh at this time and space, breakdancing was already played out as an 80s thing. This is the 90s vibe already in fruition. Dancing was a bit chill with Bobby Brown flow, not too crazy or animated, a bit before the Soul Brothers hit the scene.

[@rastaman1873]

Gotta break it down when I hear dis beat yo....

[@oliviarainbow2355]

So nobody talking about those dance moves...yes we did that in 80s-90s. Proud to have grown up in this era.

[@jamescargill7975]

"think just blink and I made a million rhymes just imagine if you blink a million times, dam I'll be paid, I got it made."

[@nickcc2003]

You're talking about the moves, I don't understand your post.

[@rogfusionkid]

Why should people talk about the dance moves? There's nothing particularly new there, Fred Astaire was doing "Hip hop" dance moves in the 1930s

[@lacaragilmore4599]

Ditto❤❤❤❤

[@ReRe-kr1ht]

Roger Rabbit & The Cabbage Patch Kid was too lit 😅

[@stoplying2267]

New York rappers had a high intellect at young age! Ed was 15 when he wrote this

[@ReRe-kr1ht]

Yeeees!!!!

[@craigfirpo8498]

In Brooklyn we grew up faster than most.

[@nicksava]

Real rap💪

[@jennalud4748]

And don't forget, Jamaican parentage! When people say Jamaicans never contributed to Hip Hop...... 🇯🇲

[@Brwnbunn]

@@JC_incTHIS! 💯

[@sliimmbandiitt]

"i'm outspoken, my language is broken into a slang but it's just the dialect that i select when i hang" greatest rap line of all time and that definitely explains the hood. #timeless

[@troytroy8363]

SLIIMM BANDIITT word!

[@OrganicallyLuxeLife]

YEP

[@luewane22]

So dope!!!

[@49erBen]

Cat was smooooove wit it!!!! 🤘

[@tinopopsyhove6747]

Too fresh

[@eklektikTechno]

It’s hard to believe that we’re all late 40’s or early 50’s now and this type of hip hop is gone

[@eloozhunz]

Facts

[@cheayunju]

Yeah man. But this was our teens shit. I idealistic. Cosby stuff

[@mikegeee3319]

We were the shyt...1991-1998 absolutely the best!

[@sgg_02x]

Im 19 and this hip hop was long gone and its sad to hear and see that because hip hop and old school rap was the best

[@cheayunju]

@@sgg_02x Hey man. None was the best. It is all part of a continuous thing that tries to improve on itself. There are classics of the past, and classics yet made

[@sarahjanelara8046]

I’m turning 47 this year. I still turn to them and the hip hop of this time to take me back. I’m so glad I grew up in this era.

[@efbg5184]

I’m 29 and was born in 93 but this is fire and way ahead of its time

[@BekkaPoo]

I graduated HS in 93! I always say I'm the same age as hip hop.

[@BL-ie2xl]

92' here...hell yeh@@BekkaPoo

[@john1987805]

It's cause you got it made

[@elizabethwashington3059]

Me too

[@woodsoncircle]

“I’m wise because I rise to the top of my grade, wanted peace ☮️ on earth so to GOD I prayed”. Dope lyrics. Not that mumble rap bullshit you hear nowadays.

[@DaytimeNightmare]

Get-toe ngs rap now who were raised by get-toe ngs....... 🍇👈👈 alot of those 90sbrappers had Church moms....l .... it was the kids chasing the streets....... the kids rapping now....parents kinda CT like them

[@NotoriousBK]

FACTS!!!!!!

[@mesinah8315]

PREACH!😂❤❤

[@michaelvarencemikemillz7114]

So True Thank you Well Spoken." FYI Special Ed And Big Ale Paid Homage Nas& Biggie. 🎶👑🗽💯

[@michaelvarencemikemillz7114]

💯💯💯

[@thehumphriesfamily1691]

One of the greatest lyrical songs ever made. Ed is a lyrical genius.

[@marcojeffries8375]

This is real hip hop not hip slop that they rap now days bs now

[@thisbigblacdingdang6135]

💯

[@kt-dy8qw]

Listen carefully to his lyrical genus, score arrangement and video, best part was the way he played musical "leap frog" (I make all the money the rhymes I invent, "you" burn "me", really?) by riffin' [while apparently reppin'] all the marketing campaigns that he was spoofing . . . Cascade, Parkay etc. , I. GOT. IT. MADE. Wish today's 16 year olds would get it!

[@Joelpittman84]

Let me just clarify I’m not a fan of new age rap in any way (grew up on mid to late 90’s) but if you think this is one of the greatest lyrical songs ever made you sir are still free basing on that good crack from the 80’s 😂 you clearly are stuck in a nostalgic bubble in rap and don’t know hip hop in general

[@thehumphriesfamily1691]

@@Joelpittman84 first of all, what's with the insults? We're strangers on the internet. You can't have a conversation without insults? Second, you said all of that without giving any explanation to prove your point, so you really said nothing. If you're going to talk like this, at least explain why you have that viewpoint. So lets hear it. "Enlighten" us.

[@shannruff4466]

My mom was born in 67 n me I was born in 94. She died in 16 😢. Best believe she played this jawn every day until then and this song is embedded in my brain. Today is her birthday so I had to blast this jawn

[@SniprsCntSnipeMe]

She had good taste. Rest in peace 🙏

[@skuter84]

🙏🏿

[@dellshonewilson6187]

I graduated HS 94 rest on peace to your mom

[@zoesolegit]

shout out to philly🙏

[@JahZilla_inc]

She had great taste in music.

[@fashlate97]

Happy 50th Birthday Hip-Hop! 🎙 Thank You Special Ed! 🙏🏾

[@barty2381]

This dude was so articulate and mad talented! I listen to all his records today on vinyl here in the U.K, Im 50 years and still flying the true Hip Hop flag loud and proud!

[@wayne9077]

I'm 55yrs & this joint still bangs hard!

[@demetriusmixon4141]

Me too. I'm 58.

[@Robbover]

Yes sir!!! 57 in the house!

[@k.aliazad4388]

50+ and still listening to this shit?????? As Mr T would say: "I Pity The Fool!!!!!!" 👎🏾

[@getoheisman1776]

I'm 48 we had the best of all things lifestyle music movies and having fun.

[@marieonlyme]

My brother Edwin passed away in 2009. When I was driving away from after visiting his gravesite, this song came on. Just knowing how he was a big fan of Special Ed, felt like he was showing me a sign 💖

[@mulliganstew72]

Awwww perfect ❤️ God bless Angel.

[@hopetrnr0]

Oh that's EXACTLY what he was doing!

[@Ken-iu2zp]

May your brother rip....

[@nblake7777]

I agree with you that was a sign and my condolences

[@nicoleross7726]

Awwwh I’m so sorry for your loss

[@scopes2423]

*“I’m kinda young but my tongue speaks maturity”*

[@rnbjuels4037]

Scopes

[@Jamapawa]

Yes

[@kylegray154]

I ssa gold.

[@brentjames6927]

Gotta treaty in Tahiti because I Own a percent

[@JustUdoro]

WHO IS HERE AFTER WATCHING HIM ON DRINK CHAMPS 2023?! This song is seriously uplifting…full of affirmations. Taking the time to listen to each word…I LOVE IT!!❤️

[@AntLive-lu5qx]

Came right to it after watching Drink Champs! I always liked this song but I never really knew a lot about Special Ed and that Drink Champs episode taught me a lot about him, he seems very knowledgeable and a good dude!

[@So_Cato]

Me

[@mandrellrob7141]

Yes we had real hip hop back then.

[@bakulubaka8661]

Yup !

[@andremackriel1329]

I literally just watched him in drink champs and here I am...😂

[@2874Eve]

Good kid raised by excellent parents. God bless you Special Ed.

[@hunnybug28]

His rapping is actually flawless

[@davisdowell1986]

That second verse was crazy and way ahead of its time. Dude SNAPPED!! 🔥

[@blakboi6280]

🔥

[@stephandalton2390]

Facts!

[@candygreen1831]

💯💯

[@Dru229]

Indeed

[@phillyfan3074]

All time flow and lyrics at 16. Clean with perfect grammar. No lazy rhymes. This is a rap master class

[@ryanbrown5637]

"I'm talented, yes I'm gifted. Never boosted or shoplifted".

[@LincolnJones-hn4oo]

Yes you are and don't let anyone or let anything you go through make you think or feel different because you just remember that you that you belong to Yahweh and Christ Jesus and he they are beautiful absolutely precious and holy only they are and we belong to them

[@Cherry-J]

My favorite part 😊

[@joeydinero9300]

Why I read this comment at the exact same time I heard him rap it. Damn😮

[@GRJCLyon]

If only more listened to this line.

[@Tashaten]

Nothing like old school hip hop!! So much respect for our legends!!!

[@Tashaten]

@@A_s_k__999 ...I'm sorry I don't understand.Im from America and don't read or speak Arabic. :))

[@Tashaten]

@@A_s_k__999 ...Enough of what? Lol

[@Tashaten]

I've been reminiscing over Special Ed. and Eric B.and Rakim song ( I ain't no Joke) lately.They brings back old school block parties from Beat Street, New York City. We would add them in the mist such fun times.

[@Tashaten]

MC. THIS IS FOR YOU! kzbin.info/www/bejne/sGqzY2h-qs1oqZo These are my fun times, New York back in the days.

[@edawg9962]

One of the hardest beats in the history of hip hop.......

[@chicago773williams5]

Facts

[@edawg9962]

@Black lodge you're not gonna change my opinion, dude

[@edawg9962]

lodge those are good choices but those beats came out at least 5 years later.....I always give a lil more credit to the originators back in the 80's....remember, this beat came out in 88/89....of course other beats years down the road might sound more "hard" but they should since music is suppose to evolve....its like comparing Rakim and Tupac....rappers from 2 different eras but one was clearly influenced by the other....same thing with beats

[@edawg9962]

@Black lodge and I said ONE of the hardest beats, meaning there are others....good lord!

[@edawg9962]

@Black lodge so why you felt the need to tell me this if you weren't trying to change my mind?.... my initial comment was an MY opinion, just leave it at that....

[@frankiegunnz8066]

He was 16 spitting better than 99% of the rappers of today!

[@myzer1hc]

FACTS 💯

[@harris7697]

Make that 100%

[@josephdavis3686]

YEP

[@kornysinclair9145]

Word up! MISS the old Mc days

[@MoetheKid]

no doubt

[@GuyWithTheThingOnTheTable]

"I wanted peace on Earth so to God I prayed.."

[@ayeshaharris5122]

If you grew up in the 80's & The 90's then You Had it Made🤗🤗

[@oochiewally2783]

Shyt not me i was poor as shyt..when ppl were rocking Jordan's in the 80s..i was rocking kangaroos and Olympians

[@southerngirl225]

Indeed!

[@CTSaints89]

Wally Sterg Yup with zipper on the side of the shoe! ✊

[@ABULLAOTS]

Ayesha Harris why thank you

[@D.Z.A.-kp8lf]

70s also

[@VincentConard]

Dude was bragging about buying a new car every other month while standing in a junkyard. There was no need to rent a Lamborghini for a video shoot back then. No need to fake floss in the 80’s-90’s. No need to be vulgar, or ostentatious. Special Ed just painted vivid word pictures and we partied along with his lyrical imagery. Brilliant!

[@SH-bt5it]

Vince Conard right 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@rathecreator4047]

I like how corny the video was bc he was actin out most of what he said but they ain't have big money. I really like the end wit the baby alligator😉🤴✌

[@jonesoverton9209]

exactly, he didn't have to bullshit,and he could still paint a picture in your head, and it's 2020

[@tommyjewels5115]

No flashy jewelry, cash flashing, crazy outfit, auto tune, or twerkin... just straight talent, fast fwd today it’s pure image over talent and I can’t understand half these rappers what they sayin smh

[@israelcastelan4012]

A lot of people neglect the fact that this was before rap/Hip-Hop blew up. These MC’s were always bragging because this a competitive activity. It’s in his lyrics. Once rap went commercial, materialism dominated and there was no need in showing lyrical skill. That’s why today’s rappers don’t need skill. That’s why they don’t have the same subject matter. All that’s left now is materialism and showing off what they possess hence all the flashy stuff. Trust, I like when rappers are humble and are about the culture, but that’s the way this music evolved. Hate most of it, but no need to act surprised by the “vulgarity”. Like my boi 2pac said, “things change and that’s the way it is”.

[@jamesdee4880]

"i'm outspoken, my language is broken into a slang but it's just the dialect that i select when i hang" bruh that rhyme

[@SunFuzzyOne]

Yes!!! My fav line too. And so true!

[@rorschachmanhattan9612]

🔥💥 🔥💥 🔥

[@theduchess5284]

Lyrics was on FIRE.. Dropping jewels at the same time.

[@robertantonetti]

Yea that was hard

[@dennisparker1561]

Yeah when I just heard that a second ago I was thinking the same

[@Dcstarrdom]

“I Got It Made” 🤴🏾 🙌🏾 Numero Uno 🥇

[@MsVinak]

Special Ed's intellect and diction was and still is amazing...very smart.

[@deidragreer4958]

Yup😊

[@whayes8084]

TroubleChizzy2010 I don’t have a year to read your comment

[@jasoneverett]

@TroubleChizzy2010 Give me a break, this cat can't hold a candle to Rakim.

[@slightrymes8364]

@@jasoneverett he does have one of the most reused lines of all time, though.

[@rathecreator4047]

@TroubleChizzy2010 He wasn't underrated. Everybody f'd wit him. Facts that the guys hated on his looks but they fucked wit him hard. Remember the box... the channel u could order the videos..... they damn near played him all day. I got it made,Think About It,The Mission and I'm the magnificent....Remember?😍🤴✌

[@jennibug973]

This was the most simplest video ever! This was the shit back in the day. That’s the only time you could talk about having it “made” while in a junk yard. Not one scene was made indoors. It was all about the music, vibes, and energy back then!!! I miss those days.

[@robbyg4777]

Girl.....i watch this at least twice a yr

[@streetlavaent1951]

Exactly bae

[@chaingjones6415]

Facts💯

[@theuglyman275]

FACTS!! this is what true hip hop was about back then.. 43 here and still loving this track

[@sandraruiz3834]

Yes! Literally standing and walking around and killing it in the outdoors! This was a great time to be alive in hip hop!

[@coreycokepolk9483]

Just listened to this 4 straight times. 50 year old brother. This still rocks.

[@theuglyman275]

43 here, fam... i feels u

[@proctorjunior14]

Yeah same here I keep replaying it lol

[@6lobanegra0]

60 year old woman--I remember when it came out---Still Good

[@bioniccop40]

I feel you man I'm 50 and I was Break Dancer back in the late 70's till the mid-80's

[@thevalleyjoe559]

Turned 48 in February and it's still in every playlist I make....1988 was a good year for Hip Hop....Special Ed "The Super Duper Star"

[@mikejejenich-pb5zx]

Its a crime. 🎤. That this guy. Isnt talked about or recognized. Enough. 👋. He contributed. To the golden era of rap the 80s and 90s.

[@dralandralarkins8443]

The confidence, the lyricism, and smooth flow, this kid was an artist. Everything about this was pure 90s hip hop.

[@SatanDynastyKiller]

1989. 1990s were a lot different than 87-89 era, prolly cos of Nas in 91...

[@flawed911]

Dude beat me to it. I was gonna say this ain't 90's hip hop, this straight late 80's at best. Nas, Big, Pac, Mobb, Wu that's what the 90's sounded like, completely different. Still this is literally one of my favorite rap songs of all-time.

[@dralandralarkins8443]

Thank u for informing me OGs lol

[@FootBall-fp3kb]

86-89 young bull. Everyone know the difference. And honestly those last 4 years of 80's can compete with any 4 from the 90s.

[@TheEdub1]

@@SatanDynastyKiller Not because of Nas because everyone wanted to be gangstas in the 90's.

[@jcbirdman74]

We grew up in the best era of hip hop, great music, great memories.

[@mikawaller6047]

Word

[@mercedesbenzs600bash]

TRUTH...

[@kerryalfaro9437]

Amen!!! Today is my 42nd birthday 🎂!

[@taramcleod8663]

Facts

[@jackcruz7952]

I feel the sa.e about my era the 90s biggie tupac jayz dmx

[@WAVYU5]

This dude was LIGHT YEARS ahead.his off beat/on beat cadence was never done before.

[@pejoshy8736]

My dude, Special ED WAS not off beat at All, his flow was master level.

[@kreemvision6325]

He wasn't off beat. It's old tech.

[@k.h.1756]

He could rhyme on and off the beat, I understand what you meant.

[@darrenjohnson7857]

The first :special ED

[@CodyCole80]

How was he off beat? Something wrong with your ears.

[@justintime8922]

Teenagers sounded like grown men back then

[@dariangregory6182]

You know a rap song is Legendary when you remember every single word decades later.

[@LouisTorres-ut4ks]

Facts

[@cash8361]

"I'm outspoken my language is broken into a slang but it's just the dialect that I select when I when I hang" cmon now🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@justintime8922]

This has to be the most underrated hip hop song ever.

[@rathecreator4047]

Naw....Everybody from back in my day still rock this or talk about this one.😍 Matter fact, I was just in a lyft we were talkin bout old school. The driver said U know what's my shit....I got it made n we started rappin it word for word. Hip hop spitter

[@interioroutlines506]

bonafide classic

[@gregc7699]

People are still numbing it today in 2020 and it has 7.5 million views its deffo not underrated

[@kreemvision6325]

Underratted how? It's a hip hop classic. Everybody has their time in the sun when your track blows up.

[@wisdomgoesforth]

I don't think it's underrated.

[@lolawhite2769]

This song will ALWAYS be FIRE!!!!!

[@ninobrown5363]

That Man said " I'm not a Puerto Rican but I'm speaking so that Ju-Know" 🔥 🔥🔥🔥

[@bowes77]

Yes! So dope.

[@jaharahmuhammad244]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥😅👋🏿👋🏿

[@MauriceWhitfield-bz4ng]

Right ipy ju herre me 😅..,

[@ArtistDaynz90]

Lol he said that because if the previous "numero uno" line. Not because you thought he was doing a Spanish accent lol.

[@anonymoususer2138]

I was born in 2005 but I’m obsessed with the 80s and 90s. The movies and music is just iconic

[@neesworld2350]

Yes

[@4kktez252]

same and i was born in 2008

[@patricksteez5222]

Check out leak bro’s water world

[@MyUnoriginalUsername]

@@4kktez252 You're the same age as the video game I discovered this song by, that's trippy.

[@ladiiblue2u634]

My son was born in 2009 and he loves this song

[@terryfitz7702]

Still listening 30 years later 2018 👊🏾❤️

[@thomasmiles4744]

Truth Teller preach

[@Ibezell]

Lol

[@nelsonairforce]

Truth Teller same

[@spineintellabs4215]

my brother i dey tell you.

[@dvader4731]

Word same here

[@MrBigR928]

Dang we had fun back in the day! 1st Gen Hip Hop 🥰💯🤘🏾

[@frederickallgood7592]

no cursing or disrespecting black women mother of the earth just awesome talent

[@mjohnson1741]

Exactly...we lost our way. Balance...you can make $ and not sell your own people out at the same time!

[@MissNolver]

Yes, amazing 😊🙏🏾

[@lorenawright9203]

Truth

[@PunkyBruiser-wm1oy]

Yes!!!

[@cam_DA_Hawkdriver]

I still know this word for word nearly 30 years later. Brings back memories.

[@theuglyman275]

haha u and me both.. i miss the 80s

[@TheRoom2Breathe]

Me too! I put my kids on today! Ole Skool Hip Hop! They downloaded the this one! 😂

[@aleonard5359]

Me too ...and I'm almost 50

[@nienpayne9820]

I was just in traffic banging this like it was new

[@slimpickens01]

Dude this was the first rap song I was able to memorize from beginning to end

[@stacib1199]

Life was GOOD back then. WE HAD it made.!!

[@Ancient_Oracle]

Yesss 🔥 haha

[@antoniotriplett4124]

Yes we did

[@anthonythomas951]

Hey

[@smoothiequeen1059]

Yes it was but now is not

[@brentjames6927]

Still good real people our era

[@Nate01_]

REAL RAP UNLIKE TODAY'S CRAP

[@BrokenFrame2023]

Special Ed in my House, right Now!

[@dayday8087]

Lol

[@melodymelina7774]

Right on 😂

[@Me2times]

One thing I love about old school hip hop/rap (pre-95) is that they took place at a school setting, mainly high school and college. The videos made you want to stay in school and get an education

[@waltertucker1489]

Dog it looked like my old high school👋🤓you right,,never noticed til you called it,

[@garybacica5709]

When I first saw this decades ago I thought it was John Adams HS in Ozone Park, but that's because I went to that school. But now that I am fifty and wiser, I think it may be a HS in Brooklyn and not Queens. Any body know?

[@BlaqRainFresh]

NO

[@dr.la-tarricanty6537]

Erasmus high school in bk. Doesn’t exist anymore.

[@QUICKNESSN3]

So true. I always told my kids SCHOOL was our meet up spot. Everybody knew everybody's period/class. Lol. Man, those were the days..

[@BeNothingg]

Now this is what you call BARS

[@MafiosoDon21]

Shawna Wade that right girl 🙄

[@wineonlips6731]

All Day!!!

[@BreuckelensFinest]

Now you are what's called phine!

[@brentjames6927]

Who got it Made 2020 already

[@jeromepenn3244]

This is real Hip Hop people!! I'm talented yes I'm gifted!! Never boosted never shoplifted

[@jonesoverton9209]

for real, not these 2020 wannabe rappers , special ed could eat these 2020 rappers for breakfast, lyric play alone,lol.

[@curtisdavis5322]

Classic never gets old

[@johnsjones6275]

Sadd how special Ed is soooo sleep on as one of the greatest lyricist of his day like he never gets mentioned... Like this if u agree

[@iweardirtydiapers1114]

Johns Jones well actually he got mentioned in Empire State of mind, go back and listen to it

[@christianchears8658]

Johns Jonemm .

[@fromthe4621]

Johns Jones i didn't hear any lyrical bars

[@nelsonsantiago6992]

Yes I know

[@rondadon2025]

Ed was/ and always is so dope to me...his style is still fresh to me in 2018

[@straightcashhomey1261]

Dude was young AF and his flow was on point. Plus, that’s still a dope jacket

[@shottashabazz6721]

Eddie Bauer or Woolrich?

[@orthotech9758]

He recorded this album when he was 16 and it was released on his 17th birthday. In this song we hear Special Ed say, "I'm wise because I rise to the top of my grade. Wanted peace on Earth, so to God I prayed." Some of these young rappers now can't put two words together to make an intelligible phrase.

[@toddmaek5436]

Sheeeeee-it the current president of the united states can't put "two words together to make an intelligible phrase" so........I mean what's really going on?

[@melliemel32]

Ortho Tech exactly!!!!!!

[@rusemode]

Todd Maek is intelligence overrated?

[@keithdowdy2324]

Ortho Tech facts

[@keithdowdy2324]

Facts

[@TimeisReel]

One of the Coldest Rap Songs...Ever !!! Never gets Old. 🎵

[@Reality_TV]

I can't believe how smooth rap used to be before the change! Love this!

[@TheRoom2Breathe]

That's why ppl fell in ❤️ with hip hop... Then the music changed, sex, drugs & violence became glorified. That was the end of what hip hop was originally meant to be 😭. To teach to each is what rap intended but society wants to invade, so do not walk this path that they laid it's #SelfDestruction #BoogieDownProductions

[@Militantreturns]

Its. Called have talent

[@coolreem]

When I was in Junior High School, everyone had these lyrics memorized.

[@umozo1]

biliv!!!!!!!!

[@Joan1able]

cool

[@jeremystark3350]

I can still go word for word with most of the stuff I grew up with in the 1990s, I always wondered if id still like rap when I got old. Well now I'm old and I fucking love it.

[@mountedpatrolman]

Still do

[@EatinOffMyOwnPlate]

Facts

[@rocknrap12]

This is why I hate when ppl excuse these rappers today by saying they're not lyrical because they're young. Special Ed was 16-17 while recording this album, Nas was 17-18 while recording Illmatic, Mobb Deep was 20 while recording The Infamous, and not to mention Joey Badass was 16 while recording 1999. Age is never an excuse for ignorance.

[@olbranch]

Right on. I used the same analogy a few weeks ago..

[@jeanninebuford402]

rocknrap12

[@KaizerMan]

Nas was actually 19/20 when recording Illmatic but yeah same concept.

[@marcellcelect453]

rocknrap12 outkast was 17, biggie 20

[@stone5578]

New York city rap

[@AStacks512]

My nephew is born in 08 and it always surprises me as a 43 year old man that this is his absolute favorite song. He always tell me Uncle Aaron throw on Special Ed I got it made.

[@CodyCole80]

I thought Ed was in his twenties when this dropped. Never knew he was only 16 because he spoke articulately and had a grownup swag. Teen rappers today speak like they can barely put a sentence together.

[@syreiasneadbibbs8180]

U right about that so sad uuugghhh they barely can read sad future glad i grew up n the era i did

[@nookguy4318]

me to. i thought he was 19 or 20. He did speak very proper. this back when rappers talked completely and with a full grown sentence in interviews. Today's rappers interviews they don't even be knowing half the words.

[@lisalisa1736]

Nook Guy lol, so true.

[@nookguy4318]

Dopekid99 yeah i know.

[@nookguy4318]

Dopekid99 i didnt expect he was 16 though.

[@elilutz1233]

After all these years that beat still be hitting

[@sarlndr]

Classic. The dancing in this video brings me back. Damn, I miss those days.

[@monicamorrow8046]

sarlndr Yes! KidnPlay dancing. ...love it😊

[@marcelgob3813]

One of my favorites songs. This is or was a prime example of a young King ahead of his time. My generation rocks I'm 45 and this song still sounds dope.

[@TheRoom2Breathe]

❤yes it does

[@johnbaxter3439]

Legendary NY flow! That’s why you guys maintain your position!

[@onslaughtretired6340]

shout out to all the MCs that did not have to cuss to prove their lyrical genius...

[@jerleneh.]

@JEROMY PRUDEN my man... Now that's what's up!!

[@wakim55]

[@brentjames6927]

Mic controller yes our communication

[@shirleyharris2438]

Will Smith

[@joehjackman]

Yep you don't have to swear to make good hip hop music. That kid got it made ✌️

[@chrispate9855]

YOU should've been around when it FIRST dropped... oooh man.

[@nicoleharrington9086]

I wasn't born yet until 2 years after this dropped.

[@nicoleharrington9086]

My mom said this was popping back then.

[@fredwayne4271]

So much good music back then. I definitely remember when this dropped though.

[@Militantreturns]

I was. I. Was. 10. Years old lol

[@hopetrnr0]

Right!!!

[@ronnierogers-uk9zg]

WHO LISTENING IN 2024

[@philiprobertson395]

Me ❤

[@Adot2tact350]

Me ❤💪

[@troygibson1675]

Ahhhh (sigh)...the golden days of hip hop! Where did they go?

[@To_increase_travels]

Me !!

[@justynhunter9976]

Right Cheeer. Same coat throughout the whole video. So Dope.

[@ShephSteph2544]

Special Ed was truly gifted

[@VandjeeEs845]

One of this best rap songs i ever heard, his flow, the lyrics, his cadence, mans was swimming on the beat effortlessly

[@seanfrank32]

One of the best hip hop tracks ever.

[@ancientstar879]

Most underrated hip hop artists of all time

[@BrokenFrame2023]

AmeriKKKas Most Wanted

[@daxariusdebruin]

I love this song. Special Ed's flow is always amazing and original.

[@KChuklez]

"and when my dishes got dirty, I got Cascade." Iconic.

[@PatrioticTroll]

35 years later and this is still one of my favorite jams. I still know every lyric.

[@realascanb222]

Has it been 35 years. Stop playing! Im thinking more like 30. Geesh Im old.

[@lolabunny1157]

Still here in 2024❤❤❤

[@CulturedWhiteBoy]

This should have 3 trillion views!

[@evalsoftserver]

Special ED was Underated because he was One of the first NOT COMPLETELT "AFRICAN AMERICAN" Rapper

[@CulturedWhiteBoy]

The greatest era of rap.

[@moeskeetz5473]

My boy Ed smooth as hell walking around the junkyard rhyming 😂 man I miss these days!

[@philderrick6305]

When rap was coherent and intelligent

[@theresadouglas4342]

AMEN

[@prodfalling]

it still is, you just need to look

[@RC-bs6eb]

He calls himself Special Ed and here you are praising his lyrics as intelligent 🤣

[@justinsharpe1912]

@@RC-bs6eb he better then your favorite rapper and all these rappers have silly names

[@RC-bs6eb]

@@justinsharpe1912 do you have a point? Or was that lost with your sense of humor? Who is my favorite rapper? You have no idea because I haven't said.

[@Desertoasisstudios]

Special ed is better than most rappers of 2023 , this shit banging!!

[@AbrahamPalmer-wj5cb]

Pretty much all especially the new upcoming rappers that no one knows about or cares about in today's time.

[@marcussmith3934]

Special Ed is the man!!!

[@Moshe.1972]

I thank GOD this was my time

[@raccie7774]

U lucky cause thIs Gen straight Trash

[@anthonythomas1055]

Feel you cousin..we was BLESSED!!

[@HRDK-SKLETRMUMMR-MEGTRN]

I feel very fortunate to have been a youth growing up in this era. However, I don’t see what a so-called non existent imaginary god has any-thing to do with HIP-HOP???? 🐃💩🗑🐑

[@ricardoperdomo8646]

bigmo72 beautiful

[@KG-uq3so]

Kaaydeli X lol I am too.. so tired of these new age rappers . Nas said it.. hip hop is dead

[@LisaDavis1]

This should be required listening. You should not be allowed to graduate high school without knowing this lyrical genius.

[@gilespeterson6832]

Lisa Davis I knew him since grade 5.

[@shermanburnsjr.1116]

Lisa D Say That Shit,Lisa!!!!!! Preach!!!!!!!

[@tamikachappelle1490]

Lol

[@kmetzgr9594]

Lyrical genius lmao

[@bereal2479]

when white people know nothing about lyrical genius.

[@AprilLeon]

Nothing but good teenage memories when listening to this.

[@demetriassapphirellc8935]

Who still jamming in 2020?

[@Ant-cs4nc]

Demetria's Sapphire here!!

[@tanyahoward7182]

Me

[@demetriusbanks9511]

Demetria's Sapphire me Demetrius

[@sappermade6012]

Demetria's Sapphire Me!

[@sappermade6012]

Me

[@lavarball8266]

I'm outspoken my language is broken into a slang, but it's just the dialect that I select when I hang -Lyrically Superior

[@grindhard4312]

Lavar Ball Exactly!!

[@unique5277]

Lavar Ball Lyrically God!*

[@Aristadoe]

That line was crazy and it still is.

[@tamikachappelle1490]

Boom 💥💥💥

[@crenshawslauson6430]

the Line WAS RAW!

[@snoopylpz5487]

One of the best.... Under-rated jams .. Everybody rapped this jam....

[@saifhasan4481]

No mumble rubbish. This is proper hip hop

[@mariaestelamunoz6540]

DAMN!! 53 years old and still listen to this beats 🎧

[@danielbooneify]

Real hip hop makes me smile😀

[@Shellxo420]

My dad introduced me to this song and I’ve been playing it ever since! I love old rap music especially when they’re telling a story ❤

[@Fortune332]

Your dad a real one

[@roy-haroldthompson4650]

Slick Rick the Ruler Best Story Teller

[@AnotherCG]

Real hip hop. Real hip hop dancing. Them good days are GONE

[@duvalpowell1476]

The baseline and drums is everything

[@selfsufficient1876]

“I’m outspoken my language is broken into a slang but it’s just the dialect that I elect when I hang “ 🔥 🔥

[@kingp109]

I think this is one of the best lyrical songs in hip hop history I'm 40 and I love this track yo. Not a bar wasted and this came out in the late 80s.

[@ErinDeNis]

O:38 gave me chills. I miss just being around the way dancing with my friends. Memories of those days

[@Rasheens-Story]

Can we bring this type of rap back 😍 I love it and people actually used rhyming words and the sentences actually made sense 🙌🏽

[@juniorreed0692]

Facts

[@ajstyles7678]

Special ed will always be in my top 15, hes so underrated

[@JustbeingCed]

I was born in 1985. It's hits like this that make me glad I was a new jack swing kid.

[@americantony1]

Word up!

[@daevonsibert3735]

Born the same year bruh! I agree 👌🏿💯

[@vensonj]

85 all day. We’re the last of that old school breed

[@joebrewer4529]

That's why you got it made!

[@JustbeingCed]

@@joebrewer4529 yeah lol

[@MarcoGetts]

The good days of hip hop. Golden age.