MC Serch ft. Nas, Chubb Rock & Red Hot Lover Tone - Back To The Grill (Explicit)

[@raphaellewis187]

Nas in the song was like that feeling you had went you found a hidden character in a fighting game back in the day.

[@kdizzystl]

A total mis match but hey, there he was.

[@ericsookerman9924]

Nas is a master 🙌

[@neototem4110]

FACTS!!!!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@wiperiser1]

"this is Nas kid you know how it runs.. I'm waving automatic guns at nuns" ...This is greatness for you? SMH

[@greysnake2903]

​@wiperiser1 Ok and?

[@joshfinney1362]

Red Hot Lover Tone doesn’t get the recognition he deserves, his album #1 Player is an absolute classic

[@attic79]

feat. m.o.p. b.i.g. ....

[@HenryLewisRadd]

Part of one of the most successful hip hop production crews!

[@powderedtoastfacekillah734]

@@HenryLewisRaddtrue him and Poke

[@aaronroberts178]

He does though! He's part of the trackmasters!

[@dipthongthathongthongthong9691]

He might not have had dozens of hip hop classic hits but Chubb Rock had an unmistakable hip hop voice. Very unique flow too.

[@TheArmchairgm]

The one Chubb had, 'Treat 'Em Right', is a CERTIFIED hip-hop classic, more than anything by Nas, Third Bass, and Tone. That song makes my 72 yr old aunt rock her head.

[@powderedtoastfacekillah734]

Chubb is a legend!

[@byronicman]

Just the two of us is still one of my top 5 rap songs of all time..

[@George-vl4lm]

The Chubbster had some of the all time hip hop classics

[@murdockparker1274]

ALL FACTS

[@mistahmst]

Nas was only a teenager back then, but sounded like a grown man. Such a powerful voice.

[@raelockletree3858]

Powerful mind

[@jacobl.s.9467]

Just incredible 👑

[@silence3916]

Nas cadence backed then ..Sound alot like post Follow the Leader album Rakim style...

[@Severed89]

@@silence3916 I just went back and listened to that album and he definitely do. I do know Rakim had a big influence but now I can’t unhear it 😂😂

[@Warface]

He was 19 yo on this track. Live at the BBQ was one year before with Main Source

[@michaelcox3353]

Nas's presence, delivery, accent, slang, and all that good stuff make all his verses dipped in fire.

[@LowKeyDee1620]

Yes

[@naimeaeava5334]

My rhymes are hotter than a prostitute with gonorrhea.

[@ARealPersonNotABot]

Nas came so different it sounded like he spit his verse from 5 years in the future

[@RaySantoyo4]

Yup that’s why he got spotted by Columbia records right after this song

[@IAmCarltonJames]

I was literally just thinking, this song is like the exact moment on record where the 80s style of rapping that had come through into the 90s, passed the torch over to the 90s style. Which stayed the standardised way to rap for 3 decades. It’s like this verse in ‘92 is the blueprint. Like you say, it’s almost like it’s from the future.

[@WassupWassup123]

@@IAmCarltonJames Word up! That's that golden age flow the first time

[@bastibagui2553]

@@IAmCarltonJames Nas's verse is the moment where the song transitioned into the 90s style imo

[@seanwilliams5971]

And Nas was Young only 17!! His album came out next yr 93

[@bobmin1782]

Every verse on this is fire. No one raps the same yet they all kill it. Perfect song.

[@BeinformedBefree]

Serch was trash then and is omega level trash now.

[@Elitistt]

@@BeinformedBefreeyou’re in every comment praising him just hating. Did he bang your wife or something?

[@E-Jizza]

​@@BeinformedBefreeyou bugging. Serch was nice

[@JayPeeh0]

​@@BeinformedBefreetf u sayn

[@tanmaz8006]

​​@@JayPeeh0.. you b triping dawg .. what does bugging mean .. 90'slang for stupid 🤣 ..

[@kmacadaeg7]

Nas got a shot and it only took him 33 seconds to become a future legend. It’s unbelievable, gives me the chills tbh.

[@martianshoes]

When Search was on Vlad he said “Naz bodied everybody “

[@MarioSanders-rm8yr]

Thanks to MC Serch

[@kmacadaeg7]

@@MarioSanders-rm8yr 💯%

[@nestorchikoti]

The fact Nas had two all-time classic verses, then the greatest Rap album ever, all while being a teenager is ridiculous.

[@Its_vezz]

Son, not even, it’s diabolical. JAY Z COULD NEVER.

[@Grgaforniateezy]

Nas the golden child frfr

[@thersten]

You really pay attention when Nas spits. Always classic..and Serch killed it with his flow and creativity. Dope record!

[@gregc7699]

Chubb Rock is so freakin underrated it's a shame he's dope even to this day never got his props

[@darrylcarter3691]

People just don't know true talent.

[@dogsandyoga1743]

Suuuuuper facts!

[@dannycuriel6060]

I agree! Chubb rock jumps on the scene!

[@sethwalsh2221]

Word, I didn't know about him, either he's FIRE🔥🔥🔥✊!

[@bboybreaks6487]

I remember when Chubbs first album came out in the UK back in 1987 with hit man howie Tee. So many classicks on that album. Rock N Roll dude was a huge hit He's ONLY underated by the new hip hop heads. NOT the old hip hop heads.

[@Luke_Mayo]

Serch brought the heat TWICE on this jam

[@TeeJay-VF]

Chubb Rock is a LEGEND, he deserves way more credit

[@danieldnsndis5973]

Fax

[@vaughnmild4467]

Word. He killed that verse

[@brentjames2576]

Real hip hop no cursing sagging

[@TeeJay-VF]

@@MiguelAguasvivass faxxx

[@iamyourbiggestfan6420]

Nah sry but dude was wack.

[@EarlSmith2469]

Man when Chubb Rock stepped to the Mic I was like "Word!" It's good to see Mc Serch keeping it proper with the OG MC's and the Next Generation with Nas.

[@BeinformedBefree]

Serch is trash with those cookie monster rhymes can that sound like hot garbage.

[@hiiipoweriii2211]

Just had to come back here after the Drink champs interview. Y'all better give this man his flowers now while he's still here

[@PeterrDingDong]

nas went so hard they had to take the colour out his scene

[@nonchalantguy7008]

True 😂

[@dankbrosfortnite6574]

The fire made it too bright

[@fttime9746]

Lol

[@charleswallace1123]

Ding Shoey oldschool icon mc search

[@Jakobe5]

Peter Ding you sound like a Madonna video

[@brandonl8545]

This beat and hook is vintage and catchy, truly a golden age 💯

[@jimwatts8488]

One of Nas' first appearance to the rap game..He went in on that third bass track..this joint opened the doors for Nas. 1992 Wow!! can't believe these years flew bye so fast!!

[@skatechatham]

Main source in 1990

[@traviscarter1023]

@@skatechatham Yeah but seeing him on TV was different in 1992 .

[@dilpreetize]

Nas changed the game forever, his style inspired a whole generation of rappers

[@Sean1877]

@win4lifee Style inspired by G rap rhymes inspired by Rakim, knowledge by KRS 1..storytelling Slick Rick

[@jdbankshot]

too bad most of his shit is wack due to the awful production. one great album, a few other great songs, but overall, way more wack shit than dope shit. the new stuff is horrible, hit-boy's beats are a joke.

[@ahmadwallace]

Ahmad Wallace’s Nas

[@mcomiskey7]

Historic. MC Serch is so underrated.

[@irishscience580]

I didnt know white guys could be MC?

[@schugi9136]

And Chubb Rock

[@MajorMosh710]

@@irishscience580watch MC Serch’s drink champs episode he explains what it was like being white in the NY hip hop scene back in the 80’s

[@outofAlog]

Said no one ever.

[@brian4180]

Serch was absolute trash, wanna be that hated his own race. Absolutely nobody on the planet but you thinks he's underrated.

[@MrRaylugar1]

Another Classic banga. Shout out Serch for showing love to nas early in his career, and putting chubb rock and red hot lover tone on the joint. For those that don't know, mc serch was a monster way before we were blessed to have eminen. Salute!

[@SilvaD702]

No doubt. 3rd Bass & Beastie Boys where the original whites

[@brotheldan2009]

l think Serch was the executive producer of Nas's Illmatic

[@MrRaylugar1]

He was. He was def. a big part of Nas rise.

[@Elevated-yid]

Nobody ever took serch seriously .. certain heads just tolerated him .. serch ain't no real nigga .. go head with dat bullshit 💩

[@kevinscott59]

One Two You out your fuckin' mind. Serch rocked both the Latin Quarter and the Good Life Cafe,the two most legendary spots of the "golden era" for emcees,in NYC and LA respectively. Spots that were 99 percent black at that.

[@JoeScaz69]

Chubb Rock, Nas and Serch in the same room? Legends.

[@a.k.a.theruggedmanchild9685]

dont forget Tone Lover

[@anthonyarcanumsanctumregnu9551]

@@a.k.a.theruggedmanchild9685 everyone did

[@a.k.a.theruggedmanchild9685]

@@anthonyarcanumsanctumregnu9551 I didn't

[@bethwalker7428]

He said that🙅🏿‍♀️

[@Maal7432]

"This is NaS, kid, you know how it runs I'm waving automatic guns at nuns Sticking up the preachers in the church, I'm a stone crook Serial killer, who works by the phone book" - NaS was too sick. Gotdamn.

[@hubertj.farnsworth7312]

Was? He still is.

[@jasondawson92]

Tommy you don’t know fucking hip hop now that factsssss 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🖕🏻

[@Pjsan408]

IF YALL WANT TO HEAR THE 3RD JAZZ POET AFTER RA AND NAS CHECK OUT HYNT. kzbin.info/door/SRO9z5BWLwTmuMkWsOasdQ?view_as=subscriber

[@shalamarsmallwood5254]

Facts. He's been a beast.

[@amanishakur3192]

idk thank u she a dumb bitch

[@Super_D36]

Chubb Rock is an insanely skilled lyricist.

[@DropPCTV]

This was one of my favorite joints when it came out. So happy I was around that time. Everyone was dope but was so different.

[@boombap_specialist]

Yoooo, you notice the video turns "grey scale" when Nas drops his verse and turns back to normal after? They knew Nas was different, evolution stands out when its present

[@toyaadams8167]

You could hear stardom all over Nas verse. This was in 1992 and he was way before his time with his rapping style and context. All the others sounded like 92' but Nas coulda rocked that verse today and kilt it.

[@RJMacReady1]

Spot on.

[@SLaird22]

This puts it into words really nicely. Like, I've always wondered how it would blow minds if you took say Kendrick Lamar and just dropped him into 1990 and you're right, it would probably be something like this.

[@SLaird22]

For example for lack of better phrasing the way he rides that break in the beat on the "serial killer who works by the phone book" line is common today but that kind of nuance IMO was ahead of its time in the early 90s. And this isn't a shot at this era, things just naturally evolve over time. If you took Run DMC and put them into 2020 they would adapt and sound a whole lot different.

[@SLaird22]

@Davon Dennis Really? The era that gave us Master P wouldn't have room for Kendrick Lamar?

[@itsX2024]

@@SLaird22 lmfao no one would be blown away by Kendrick and his annoying helium sounding voice.

[@InternetSenation]

Little did they know, Nas went on to be one of the best MC's of all time...

[@Axel-ye8tt]

+Conjah Nas is the greatest big l only had punchlines over nas but his album ain't even better than I am or lost tapes

[@emssasukeisunderrated7946]

Axel Minani Lifestyles is better than both but Lost Tapes is underrated.

[@Axel-ye8tt]

Sam Alexander okay But no song on lifestyles can compete with nas is like

[@emssasukeisunderrated7946]

Axel Minani Bruh.... Come on man, NO song? I'm a Nas fanatic (I got the Illmatic XX poster in the background) and I personally have him #2 behind Rakim, but you're just straight dissing Big L who isn't the greatest +Conjah.

[@foodbeergood]

What about AZ? Effin' beast! I personally like Nas better, but AZ is underrated as hell.

[@alvincarroll3412]

I'm 72yrs. Young n that was DAMN,!!! I loved it!!

[@DreadCthulhuu]

I'm really glad that everything went black and white for Nas. Cuz he was doing a different song on a different level.

[@HipHopVsHipPop]

Mark my words hip-hop like this will never come back

[@ConjahConj]

yeah it wont come back because it never left... you just gotta know where to look my dude.

[@thebestnoraa]

Conjah You got any songs for a brother?

[@ConjahConj]

anything and everything by D.I.T.C + their solo albums.

[@futureprospectz6835]

Conjah DITC where an early group aswell, im pretty sure he means of today... which there is none lol well a few underground cunts, but todays rap/hip-hop is absolute garbage, im glad i grew up in the era i did.. kids today liking lil wayne 2chainz. chance the rapper? waka floka?.can you imagine the next 10-20 years

[@ConjahConj]

yeah out of todays rappers i couldnt really recommend anyone lol maybe earl sweatshirt...

[@mrf19741]

Nas literally came in and straight murdered his verses!

[@alonreid]

Nas was a killer at 15 years old. MC Serch is underrated & I get hype every time I hear a Chubb Rock verse. No mumbling or talking about drugs & bitches. Classic/Vintage hip hop

[@samuelz2214]

he's 19 here

[@traviscarter1023]

@@samuelz2214 Right it was 1992 a dope year in hip hop.

[@samuelz2214]

@@traviscarter1023 yeah fr bro

[@traviscarter1023]

@@samuelz2214 I Yeah man I'm steal on illmatic in looking at the one love in 1994. I'm in my hip hop zone right now taking me a break from the new shit . Now I'm on the real shit its illmatic you feel me.

[@marcobazan4187]

They do talk about drugs and bitches though lol. People like you are the worst when it comes to music, you can talk about whatever you want as long as you make it interesting and sound good

[@ayyubfaiyaz3368]

Chubb rock flow, word play and especially his delivery was always something that drew me to his music. He's a beast! ✊🏾

[@eternalyfeful]

Extremely underrated emcee.

[@jdbankshot]

ya, but that lyric, "my lips have never touched the circumference of a spliff" is sssoo fkn wack, & hypocritical. cannabis was prohibited in the mid 30"s due to racism & corporate money concerns. cannabis is organic medicine, plain & simple. it was prohibited by the same overbearing racist system that dominated the early 1900's.

[@POWWOWMIK]

⁠@@jdbankshothe may have been totally drug-free, in which case is his right and ok. If he drinks though, or anything else, then yeah its wack

[@facksvillain2296]

The guy rapping before Nas, produced some of your favorite hip hop tracks!!!! Red Hot lover Tone!!!

[@noobmeffazine]

Samples Used: Drums: George Semper - Get Out Of My Life, Woman Bass: Outlaw Blues Band - Deep Gully Organ: Clarence Wheeler & The Enforcers - Hey Jude

[@ransmomebloke1949]

That boy T-Ray.

[@Popu_GTB]

And 3rd Bass’s “Kick ‘Em in the grill” For the vocals

[@HumbleAstronaut]

Why can't anyone NOT sample something?

[@User-bi1dg]

​@@HumbleAstronautthat's literally how hip hop works you're supposed to sample songs

[@saucehp495]

Chubb Rock rockin da spot

[@Gemini3K]

The first time I heard Nas' verse my jaw was on the floor. I couldn't believe what I was hearing. I must have rewound his verse over a million times that time. I can't believe how good it was.

[@at7828]

Cant believe this was 1992. I was in the 10th grade at Vic Park High School in Toronto. Feels like just yesterday I use to kick this on my walkman at lunch and in between classes at school

[@wallstthug]

Nas hit a different dimension when he came in , almost like he went thru a wormhole to change rap for ever

[@oldschool4396]

Red Hot Lover Tone with the smooth funny punchlines !!! I saw Red Hot rock Orchard Beach in the Bronx he had the whole crowd thoroughly lovin it !!!

[@QBall5568]

This was just funky as hell - a master class in rhyming on dope beats n samples - it's all been lost now, long live real hip hop x

[@adamgregory9198]

Yo this is a star studded gem. They all killed it. People forget Serch was one of the first to co-sign Nas.

[@imsofocused4678]

Nope...Large Professor introduced Nas to the world first on "Live At The Barbeque". But Serch helped Nas with his deal.

[@adamgregory9198]

@@imsofocused4678 I know making snarky comments to show how much you know is fun and all but reading is important. Helped with the deal? Serch was the executive producer of Illmatic and played a huge part in that album’s success. Serch and Large both mentored Nas and both furthered his career. What I said stand;, Serch was ONE OF the first people to co-sign Nas.

[@imsofocused4678]

@@adamgregory9198 Making "snarky" comments? Lol. Does that word have an actual meaning?

[@adamgregory9198]

@@imsofocused4678 uh yep it’s a word.

[@plabcentral630]

@@imsofocused4678snarky is 100% a word.

[@UGodd]

They already seen Nas was gonna be something special because every scene that shows him is in black & white

[@NamesZKP]

They all fucking killed it....this was rare....For me it's hard to find a track with multiply people on it and didn't think one of them was lame or being cheese.

[@mrdermo]

Everyone that came here because of time is illmatic props to you, this is real hip hop & Nas contributed to it, it's one of his best verses on record.

[@thedevshow4L]

they took all the color out and made the video serious asf when Nas verse came on 😭

[@thebigdog9785]

I like how Red Hot Lover Tone says "thanks for making me part of history" and then passes onto Nas who literally changed history with his verse

[@sauditate4562]

the lyrical content of every mc is an example of what real hiphop is .😎👍🏾👍🏾

[@nookex6058]

Nas was just different. The way he bent the corner with his crew tho.

[@HittokiriBattousai17]

Lyrical professor, keep you under pressure!

[@nookex6058]

@@HittokiriBattousai17 #bars

[@traviscarter1023]

​@HittokiriBattousai17 Nas took off on this track and never looked back.

[@DogonChild]

MC Serch, CubbRock among most underrated in the game 💨 Back to the grill again ❤️❤️❤️🔥

[@WeKnowYourSmokin]

Chubb Rock sampling 'The Honeymooners' best episode ever. Brilliance.

[@WinstonCorneilius]

"First it was Nasty, but times have changed"... I can still remember when and where I was when Illmatic dropped. That summer of '94 was crazy, music wise

[@AviatonX]

NAS 6 Albums in 3 years brought me here! What a Monster

[@donnellm346]

Hip hop heads over 45, take a second and remember how geeked you were to hear this. Or how Chubb Rock was the one you were checkin' for on here. lol Nas, RHLT, Chubb Rock and Serchlight Publishing. This was my shit.

[@_2_first_names]

Time is Illmatic bought me here even tho i still got this on cassette i had to hear it again after i watched the movie....NaS is the G.O.A.T...i use to debate it but lyricist wise, no one compares to him!! .....he changed how EVERYONE rhymed after he came out!!

[@TheSub-SaharanAmericanLegend]

So not Rakim?? How cam you diss the GOD MC like that? Nas was influenced by Ra

[@hodah]

One of the first Music Videos I worked on and I remember this shoot like it was yesterday. All 19 hours of it.

[@jmar5127]

Details please? Particularly Nas

[@noconnection1839]

Yeah how was mc serch in person?

[@DJVadim77]

brngs bak so many good memories

[@marvingonzalez6891]

Such a flawless posse cut. All of them shined and the production was sick af

[@bobbydharma]

Bring this back, please.

[@The_Big_Fox]

Serch was legit, him milkbone and the beasties were white dudes that could actually get down with with hip hop when hip hop was hip hop. Excuse the repetition but everybody, black or white was feelin these dudes when hip hop was golden.

[@dwjoseph59]

👍👍👍

[@dedricthere]

+The Fox Pete Nice also.

[@robertjohnson6284]

Every body wasnt feelin them.....😒they was WACK AS FUKKK!!! Pleez stop it with ur great white hope SHIT!!! They lame NOW and was lamer then... smh ☹️

[@Jakobe5]

The Fox Good form

[@9577frasier]

Cage is the best white rapper

[@farvas1492]

There was so much dope REAL hip hop in the 90s....I've prolly forgotten about more classic 90s jams than all the REAL hip hop that has been made in this whole decade..

[@callumsjunk5113]

I love it when a hip hop song isn't ruined by a bad verse, every verse here is fire

[@geraldperez2768]

Nobody flows like this anymore!!

[@supertheothers]

Chubb rock killed it

[@wordlifejohn1122]

Nas went harder than anyone else.

[@dominicfaison5889]

Wordlife John his flow didn’t quite mesh with the track but if just bars alone, yea, gotta give it to Chubb overall

[@monteellis4436]

@@wordlifejohn1122 Nah

[@garage11621]

Chubb rock killed it

[@younglocs4203]

@@wordlifejohn1122 hell nah 😂

[@JP47471]

Little known fact: The guy at the beginning of the video actually went on to become one of the greatest pianists in the world...

[@MegaAmir46]

Name?

[@brandonchiseko3003]

Could honestly listen to nas’ verse on repeat

[@tywebb6561]

How have I never heard this until today? Absolutely awesome!!!

[@hanishahen2182]

Anyone’s here ? I put this song on my old school list more than 8 years ago and still listening to it

[@AwakenNightmare29]

The hip hop culture is gone, but there still are some good underground artists. I just missed the 80's-90's culture back then with the clothes, club vibes etc.

[@SynS7ven]

Chubbs delivery is ridiculous. Shit is tight!

[@ILLAILLS]

same thing i said

[@sherwinfitz]

SynS7ven The authoritative voice alone is enough.

[@Slingersbullseye]

Nas debut first music video in 92 but in 91 was ft on Main Source live at the bbq.

[@lilfuego6613]

My lips will never touch the circumference of a spliff damn Chubb Rock you def ain’t get yooooo props, Give Red Hot his Props toooooo, Mc Serch I ain’t forget about you either you def deserve your props too. Everyone did great in dis track on god 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@iamyourbiggestfan6420]

I've never been a MC Serch fan, but he's really killing it on this song.

[@BeinformedBefree]

Nope serch is the only trash part of the song.

[@astrosfan339]

​@@BeinformedBefree why because he's white?

[@recpro7847]

That Chubb Rock.

[@idoublem]

Nas & The Chubbster MURDERED this joint! Love this track

[@RAPHA-1982]

This is Nas kid you know how it runs. I'm wavin automatic guns at nuns.

[@Kingkole9924]

that one line got him spotted by columbia records

[@scrave11]

Classic line in history!! Lol

[@BamaScorpio69]

Because he was a stone crook?????

[@mfdoom163]

@@BamaScorpio69 it means a stone theif

[@Dru_Won]

@@mfdoom163 Definition of stone (Entry 3 of 7) : ENTIRELY, UTTERLY -used as an intensive -often used in combination- stone-broke, stone-dead 2: ABSOLUTE, UTTER - "pure stone craziness"

[@MrWales]

This track has aged like fine wine

[@connorobrien1944]

2022, goin on 23 and this is still bumpin

[@solomonmarcus5496]

Tone has a voice that doesn't fit his look but is still so unique. Nas was a spitter from the jump, he sit his bars with authority like he was already blown! Peace to old school, this was fire back in my day.

[@bkdope1137]

This is an amazing history document. When Nas comes out a new era of NYC rap starts.

[@BulletProofSoul1029]

Chubb rocking that 10XL Cross Color joint!

[@khalbeydoun3454]

daaaaaaamn who is this guy Mc serch he is the man he can spit real shit

[@GRACEandTRUTH100]

Chubb was underrated. He was/is a lyricist

[@ricardo950535]

Lunchroom classic. Everybody arguing who cameo'd it best. Nas blessed the mic finally. Love the 90's.

[@RJMacReady1]

Jesus christ, look at the difference between nas and the rest. Theyre great MCs, but theyre very much rooted in their time. Nas comes on and its an entirely different sound, even with the same beat. Lyrics way more ruthless, screen turns black and white, etc - its like it was written (.....) that nas would change the game. Also, Ive always said that nas has the best demeanor when he raps. Laidback but still poised. He looks so goddamn smooth in every music video hes in, especially when hes a featuring artist and they cut to him sitting on a fire escape chilling or something

[@skyat4457]

Fax

[@chipchippahson]

Nah man that's just rose tinted goggles knowing what we know now. Chubb was the best on this one.

[@IknowMoreThanYou]

@@chipchippahson nah Nas killed it But yea chubb rock sounded timeless too. Unknown why he never blew

[@DickDack]

@@IknowMoreThanYou was gonna say exactly this, chub rock killed it.

[@nickl4598]

The fact that Nas might win the Grammy for Rap album of the year in 2020 is nuts lol. Living Legend.

[@traviscarter1023]

Going strong since 92 shout out to the class of 1992.

[@iwillmusic6090]

Man those posse cuts, those days will never come back

[@robertwalker1702]

True hip hop classic

[@TheStandardBearer]

Damn! Chubb Rock! Underrated, but still fire. 🔥🔥🔥

[@jamiemccallum9055]

Nas's language was so colourful they filmed him in black and white

[@HexOverride]

He went so hard it broke the colour lmao

[@01Iamme01]

"YOU are a BLABBERR mouth!!" lol This song always reminds me of Def Comedy Jam (when Martin Lawrence was hosting it), they would always play this song.

[@RBlair69]

First time I heard that, I died laughing!

[@dominicfaison5889]

lamia sangs lol

[@paulgabbard6582]

Im a rap music check its out im 3rd bass in 1990 😃

[@deadlyraver4454]

This one popped up at random and I felt like taking a trip down memory land. I'm so glad I did.

[@Abner74]

Chub such an underrated MC

[@skittlesareyum48]

I want to say Nas' verse is fucking crazy, but they are all so good.

[@brotheldan2009]

you! are a blabbermouth!!!

[@geronimoheavyshadow5046]

Mc Serch got the flow Nas took this to another level with his verse

[@Phiger1]

2020 and this still bangs hard. So much 🔥

[@Adam_AZ1976]

, I was 16 years old in 1992 - I miss the old hip hop music

[@leeballinger8222]

Nas chubb rock stole the whole tune for me from the first time i heard it from back in 92 and i still feel the same to this day in 2024 killed it 💯🔥🔥

[@mikegee8812]

Damn, Cross Colours, Starter snapbacks and real hip hop. I miss the 90s.