X-Clan - Funkin' Lesson

[@kennardperry2315]

Brother J is one of the MOST UNDER RATED lyricists ever!!!

[@cfgodwell]

Only the first album. The second one was atrocious. I should know, I was a member of Black watch as was present for every agonizing moment of that second albums making. Sadly, wealth, ego and money poisoned the first albums passion.

[@dwightlove3704]

Brother J RIP

[@YankeeWoodcraft]

You took the comment right out of my mouth so I'm just gonna co-sign to yours bro. 100%...the most underrated emcee of all time.

[@dwightlove3704]

@@cfgodwell What was the problem with the second album

[@stevendeas]

Brother J is not dead.

[@kingo-h]

Brother J. Had one of the smoothest flows ever!!!!

[@markpayne9698]

Facts !! Vicious flow

[@nateword]

. EVER

[@teegleason6345]

Albert King He still do

[@craighickman424]

Best rapper for me what a flow brother j

[@sheem1973]

BRUH!!!

[@MelissaMcAtee]

This song came out 30 years ago when I was a college freshman. And still relevant today.

[@brionjohnson2806]

More than ever!

[@zoounta]

I love this song! I listen to it when it came out and still listening!

[@rollin100s9]

20 years later I still feel Invincible when I listen to this...

[@SunFromBrooklyn73]

😂 indeed!

[@peppypep2847]

1 Luv

[@lasetlivingstin7752]

I had chills all ova my body listening to this again!..

[@SilvaBlakk]

You described exactly how I felt when I first heard this on the radio and bought the tape as a kid...still have it today ✊🏾✊🏾

[@corylackland8377]

No doubt. kzbin.info/www/bejne/kHbaqKmIjK-dbdU

[@O.GHuztleMayne512ATX]

The Blackest I've ever felt back in my teenage days1989✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪

[@Sweetgrass70]

You ain’t lying!!! and I’m only about 10 percent but it hits my heart deep!!

[@christophertaylor1333]

The good Ole day's

[@rp9674]

Me 2, & I was 28 & white

[@JoshuaVideoStudios]

Vanglorious! This is protected by the Red, the Black, and the Green. With a key, Sissy! Live on brothers and sisters! ✊🏾

[@dejacreacts4964]

Back when hip hop made you feel proud of your heritage

[@lorristephens4018]

I LUVMY PEOPLE AND X MADE SURE U FELT IT IN THEIR MUSIC.ALONG WITH PUBLIC ENENY.I LUVED FLAVER FLAV.TODAYS RAP ISNT SHIP IT'S BITCH'S AND HOE'S WHO'SGOING TO KILL WHO.ANOTHER GREAT GROUP WERE NWA AND ICE CRUBE.LETS PLAY REAL RAP AS I DO.I BET U ALL DONTREMEMBER SEQUIANCE BEAT RAP FEAMALE GROUP DOURING THE SEQUINCE BEAT 1 OF THE RAPPERS WERE ANGELA OR NOW CALLED ANGIE B .

[@Tarotscopebytina]

I can watch this and think back on that era and feel proud. Can't say the same for today's hip hop/rap!

[@novajean5274]

💯

[@XXIHCVET91]

You mean today's CRAP hop. 💩 on the 🎤

[@olos6149]

Mainstream rap is dead... clarify or comprehend that peeps This sounds basic compared to shit put out now

[@olos6149]

but these are roots 😁

[@LSTORMTheMC]

-Don’t- tap on the Fox 💯💯😳

[@retsej515]

After this came out the record companies got together and created gangsta rap! America can’t afford a unified Black population!!!✊🏿✊🏾✊🏽

[@1InterestedNot]

Gangsta rap predates this. The problem was that the radio and recording industry of America promoted Gangsta rap over this. The consumer chose what was on the market. The problem was our silence during the 80s and 90s. Gangsta rap ruined the genre. Peace to you my brother.

[@anjeanetteharris6097]

Truth and FACTS!!!

[@hboyce85]

Indeed you are correct. My first thought was, How old is this person? If anything groups like X-Clan and BDP countered the Gangsta onslaught.

[@Ladysugarshaft]

The record companies and also the prisons. Private prisons pumped big money into gangster rap. There’s a few videos here on KZbin that explains the set up.

[@jasonru8608]

You got an instagram account??

[@abrahampalmer8761]

Real conscious hip hop with funky beats and dope lyrics 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@monteithphillips7387]

They brothers absolutely changed my way of thinking. Rest In Power Professor X.

[@dabanjo]

From the perspective of a suburban white boy, X Clan and Public Enemy videos in the early 90s got me interested in black history and getting educated outside of what was taught to me in school. We need this type of intelligent music back in the mainstream.

[@michaelvalleau3172]

That is awesome!

[@グーグル翻訳-k7n]

People are too busy making bs tiktok videos to care about a message.

[@dwightlove3704]

@@グーグル翻訳-k7n Don't sleep on Tik Tok videos I found out a lot about black ppl and our accomplishments.

[@malaikamillions]

Ditto! “…. What the hell … i’m not white i’m just pink…”

[@dwightlove3704]

@@malaikamillions "You are more pink than white" Denzel Washington from Cry Freedom

[@kennypeppers5636]

X Clan Made me start doing my research on my Black History and my Culture. I miss this Music. Thank you X Clan. Rest in peace Brother J.

[@brionjohnson2806]

Brother J is still with us. Pro. X ,and Sugar Shaft past.

[@loveinspired7]

I TRULY miss this music.

[@thatstheguy07]

loveinspired7 Me too. Signed: white guy.

[@adrienneflora7078]

I do too!

[@need-to-know-]

To find out more about what happened and why check this out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oHnYi4ibiK-Habc

[@tuningin88]

Ikr? Me 2.

[@corylackland8377]

Me too. kzbin.info/www/bejne/kHbaqKmIjK-dbdU

[@robertwilder9274]

Ridiculous flow!! Brother Jay was an animal on the mic!!

[@nakialindsey5684]

When music was music and knowledge was knowledge Xclan was some heavy hitters and will always will be in my eyes. Knowledge for the soul :-)

[@novajean5274]

💯

[@N11-xr9pi1]

Nakia Lindsey- Yes Sista Nakia, defined my early teenage years...

[@nakialindsey5684]

Nakia yes I still rock Xclan and forever will no other songs conveyed messages like there's : )

[@creterzVijinn]

Nakia Lindsey you aint NEVER LIED!!!! 💯💯✔💪

[@thomasknight2104]

Nakia Lindsey then I'll bring most act like that no more they don't bring music like that no more by x-clan you hear me my sister saw some long I saw in saw him in a concert one time they blew it up well I feel like this my sister they don't make music like X Clan no more you know send my sister and to you my sister I'm a sick assalamualaikum or satellite

[@tajmacameron1693]

Conscious and thought-provoking. This is the kind of hip hop I grew up on and am so grateful for ❤🖤💚

[@thaponeshow7734]

kzbin.info/aero/PLEqADg2sk7snAej_MXwUAkAPBKkbfLIqH asè

[@albertpringle4918]

FOESHOW

[@zxy123f]

Brother J one of the most underrated MC'S of all time!! My top 10 easily

[@djbhe]

I agree with you but I don't know about top 10 thought.

[@danw1374]

​@@djbhe KRS One top of the list for me.

[@djbhe]

@@danw1374 I definitely agree with that.

[@bobbye.wright4424]

We really need this kind of black consciousness in hip hop today

[@creterzVijinn]

Tru but IT WONT Happen!! White record execs would NEVER Promote such Black positivity!!! 💯✔

[@junjungatbos3548]

Or just have it bangin in the clubs and bring it back into consciousness that way...

[@dr.michellemykelhouse4565]

First our PANTHERS need to acknowledge the fact that the etymon for black is white, and everytime we salute✊ people that lie to, on and about us will recall this Truth! NAMASTÉ

[@Militantreturns]

It Wont happen

[@simmsive71is]

Bobby E. Wright That's real

[@wing4382]

Every Word Clear! THESE BROTHAS AND SISTAS ARE LEGENDARY AND I WILL NEVER FORGET YOU!

[@reggiewilliams4246]

This song should have been in the movie black panther

[@anukheru3352]

Hollywood scared of this

[@ExpressiveBeats]

@@anukheru3352 They're scared of the black nationalism shit and still like pretend blm is just about cops while some rich school students protest the institutional racism of teaching science over african witchcraft.

[@EarlSundance]

true!!! haha!! right on!!

[@tonjen4323]

Those guys in the group who never said nothing was the ones who made sure what they rapped about was real fact.

[@abrothernamedgeorge]

Brother J is one of the most underrated emcees of the golden era and beyond.

[@ericjackson6041]

Back in the day this music helped give me an alternate education. At the beginning when he said H Rap Brown, Stockley Carmichael. I remember going to the library and looking these guys up and finding out there importance to the black struggle. Thank you X Clan for help opening my third eye.

[@SpritemaniacJ]

Old school Hip hop used to educate people. Nowadays.....not so much.

[@chitowncarm]

Thank God for Parliament Funkadelic!

[@yell0wberry]

chitowncarm they definitely went through the parliament record collection, as did a lot of other hip-hop groups. The genre of hip-hop was basically invented by James Brown and George Clinton with an assist from Niles Rodgers

[@TheShawnmaxx]

ABSOLUTELY. Hip Hop would be in trouble without them and James Brown

[@mrugod]

Zapp & Roger too

[@FUNKACHELI]

They probably want their royalties due more than any " thanks " ..

[@celam1095]

The whole G funk era wouldn't have existed if it weren't for Parliament Funkadelic

[@jeroenpost2260]

Bought the album in 1990 and in 2023 still goes hard......

[@MrBigjeff7877]

I love x clan they were dope af I mean I like the migos but hip hop doesn’t release classics anymore!!! Slick Rick, x Clan, even dr Dre released classic hip hop anthems!!! It today rappers come and go

[@jeroenpost2260]

@@MrBigjeff7877 True, old school hip hop is the best, so happy that i.ve been there from the beginning

[@anthonyharrison8855]

Brother Jay, underrated MC. Heard him freestyle, his skills were nice.

[@sonnyblack71]

True!!!

[@andrebrown4152]

“I wear boots & beads, bags & braids, sticks & scrolls, rings & shades.” It’s over. 😶 no words.

[@dirtycee6887]

Drops mic and proceeds to walk off.....

[@marshallmcgoweniv3849]

I could never understand the song when I was younger,but as I got older I started to realize these dudes were deep!!

[@Primepicasso]

2019..Give brother J his flowers now. Too underrated

[@JEDASE]

And the music industry had the nerve to release so called gangsta music cause they knew positive music was changing us for the good

[@tokyojapantoyotacorolla4603]

2019? 2020? Still bumping this song 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@MrFrozengod]

Yup thus why im here!!

[@andersongarrett5833]

Me bra bra!!

[@THEGOD93A]

90’s banger in Quarantine 2020

[@foesta8686]

2020 my dude

[@russellg911]

Nov 2021

[@mannysavage88]

I was a huge P.Funk fan as a kid and watching this video was a gem 🤘🏾

[@LaCheleWallace]

Imagine what this kinda soul, flavor and science could do for this generation. Whew! These kids need it now more than ever before.

[@MrLarrylar]

I remember when they first came out.. I bought the cd just based on the cover.. next thing you know.. i'm making copies to cassette for everyone in my residence hall #kos

[@NragedXX]

when this jam came out....my world changed!!!! just saying! ;)

[@michiganmadeproduct5657]

I didn't know it was on CD. I bought this cassette 3 times.

[@deecraig8019]

Felt this tape as a Native American back in the day and still do! Still 🔥!)))-2021->😷

[@tracyyoung8866]

Those words need to be heard by the younger generation. Love thy self. My Black is beautiful

[@kwezchyn]

"Freedom or death, we shall all be moved. Vanglorious! This is protected by the red, the black, and the green, with a key, sissssiiiiieeeeeeeees!"

[@moebetter3143]

One of my favorite songs of ALL TIME. this song is timeless and the epitome of being black and proud!

[@humanblacklight]

There are few that can comprehend the greatness of X-Clan's Funkin' Lesson.

[@thaponeshow7734]

kzbin.info/aero/PLEqADg2sk7snAej_MXwUAkAPBKkbfLIqH

[@chickendood3286]

Rappers definitely don’t sound like this anymore sadly

[@Militantreturns]

Purposely

[@sublime12201]

I'm a 51 year old white Republican from South Los Angeles....I grew up listening to x-clan.. i love black people and all people 🌍🌍🌎🌎🌏

[@macdezzo100]

We need X Clan Today!2018

[@dr.michellemykelhouse4565]

2019

[@officialblkreign9330]

Check out there last 2 albums! 2012 and 2016

[@officialblkreign9330]

Check out there last two albums

[@shazierd]

Word! We were just sayin this.

[@kdoti7108]

And Public Enemy

[@jakirawest7784]

I appreciate my father so much. Overtly & covertly, but mostly out loud & proud he instilled real shit in me from the beginning. Shout out to our makers. Know & never ever forget who you are 💚

[@fezenstein]

clearly i'm not alone in missing this genre of hip hop - conscious rap is still my go to.. I was 16 when this came out, Malcolm X biography was required reading in my highschool and my friends and i saw do the right thing in theaters. With recent news headlines it feels like several lifetimes ago. I still remember all the lyrics to this song.

[@dejacreacts4964]

X Clan was basically the twin brother to Public Enemy. I miss this kind of hip hop

[@darringindratt1692]

This is better then alot of the crap that's out there now. Plz bring this type of rap back.

[@creterzVijinn]

Darrin Gindratt NOT Gonna happen!! WHITE Record companies WONT Promote PRO BLACK Music LIKE THIS Anymore!!! THEY ONLY Wanna SEE US Dancing around in TIGHT ( ridiculous looking Clothing, ( Gay) talking about USELESS Shit like drugs & alcohol, cars & $$$ ,, & Calling OUR BLACK Women Bitches & Hoes!! Now THAT Kinda shit THEY'LL PROMOTE!!!! 👌✔

[@Militantreturns]

Wont happen

[@bryanpittman886]

@@creterzVijinn we have to start our own record companies

[@riecemayo4722]

Bryan Pittman Yes! And distribution as well!!!

[@davyrockxx1563]

it ain't coming back. it's too bad.

[@__kewlaudia__]

Still on my playlist in 2024. ☮️✨

[@primejudicator7817]

Same.

[@seanalexander37]

Oh we need much more of this!! This IS real hip hop, this is still banging in 2021!! Can't find that consciousness in today's music unfortunately.

[@TWN321]

Today’s hip hop is completely lost… 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@hermantorres5170]

Still bumpin' in Dec 2019...who's with me?!

[@lakiahaughton3613]

X Clan was One of my ol time fav Rap groups & as a kid growin up in the 80's & 90's I've NEVA heard sumthn bangin & educational in such a Non-Commercial rap verses cos whn Brother J rhyme he wrecks havoc on da mic FORREAL!!🔥🔥🎶🎙🖤🎶💪🏽🖤 SMH I mean they Alrdy sported ear & nose/double nose/septum piercings & the Right meaning of it all wayyy bac then📍👃🏽📍✊🏽I've gotten my right side nose pierced wayyy bac in 1992 & double piercings on my left nostril & I Alwyz followed X Clan for One bcos their beats was HOTTT af🔥🎶💪🏽🎶🔥& they were Sooo Damn BAD like the cousins of Public Enemy rappin & fighting for wut they believed in & it All went dwn in History & that's why they ARE LEGENDS in the Rap game besides havin a female known as Isis who Neva hadta dress 1/2 naked or disrespect her body BUT she can rap her ass off str8 up!💯🔥💪🏽💁🏽‍♀️& they were Dfntly originoo to the core & I Still rock X Clan in my truck til dis day in 2020 & currently in 2021 til Whneva cos There WILL NEVA EVA BE ANUTHA GROUP LIKE X CLAN in any Lifetime datz fa sho...Vanglorious!!✊🏽🇱🇾💯🔥💪🏽🎙🔥🎶🖤🎶🔥

[@juanmarrero6848]

I remember watching this video as a child on Yo MTV Raps. I think everyone of all ages should enjoy this video and Hip Hop track.

[@Leegreen002]

Wish we had real shit like this in 2024 😔

[@moussegarbonzo8352]

We just lost one of the heaviest MC’s of modern times in October. R.I.P. Ka. If you aren’t familiar take a listen. His last album, The Thief Next To Jesus, came out over the summer. I wouldn’t compare his sound or approach to X Clan, but his messages and lyricism were top tier. There are still some active artists doing great work out there, but you gotta dig underground to find most of them.

[@Leegreen002]

@moussegarbonzo8352 yeah I heard of him. May ge rest in absolute peace. He'll be remembered by so many mcs and real 1's 😢

[@MeineVideokasetten]

Who's still listening to it in 2024?

[@amarstreetfunk]

Peace from Bosnia

[@TheJeneralJ.U.-ICEForever]

😏👉🏾 Alright!!! Let's do that!!! 😎👍🏾

[@Dreab69]

til the casket drops!

[@dslam1680]

When Rap was ur teacher away from school....u kept learning everyday back in the late 80`s early 90`s ... that shit scared em n fast fwd here we are ....

[@ImageRunnersMusic]

Never knew YZ was affiliated with x-clan. His albums were tough and dope! Makes sense. X-Clan has always been a true group that made me love hip hop and wanna do music. The Great Sean Price was asked top 3 OR 5 MCS from Brooklyn and he said Brother J! Agreed ! His flow, voice and content was way beyond his time. I couldn’t believe Sean P said Brother J, most don’t have a clue of Brother J nor X clans influence of the Golden Era beginning . RIP SUGARSHAFT RIP PROFESSOR X

[@michaelk.martini9338]

I guess I'm blacker than the shadows of the alley that they always scared to go in, boo!.That's tough!

[@tr8086]

GOD We need this NOW!

[@AnthonyCruzTechnoJedi]

Still bumping it in 2018...

[@realartist_eric2365]

This STILL gets MUCH play in the ride! ✊✊✊

[@BlackLionGriotMedia]

To the east my brother to the east. Van Glorious. This is protected by the red, black and the green, with the key. SISSIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@anthonyzachary2855]

He is really talking about lights from military audits and hashtags, and brainwashing

[@hermanhitt5055]

EXACTLY ✌🏾💪🏾

[@hermanhitt5055]

I'm Replying To You BlackLion,Just To Be CLEAR.

[@smartypants4571]

I thought he was saying the word " vain " and pronouncing it van glorious !

[@garygougisjr2064]

I guess I'm blacker than their Shadow in the darkest alley that they're always scared to go in boo.what can you say about a verse like that when it says so much. X clan was highly underrated and overlooked with rhymes and plenty others like that one.

[@fatabert77]

Man it's 2019 I'm 42 years old still listening to x clan

[@martelprayer416]

@Jae Kim Yeah bro I hear you on that. I distinctly remember when this dropped as well.

[@MrKevinEaddy]

Same age, I remember this

[@EDJK_]

my good folks Brotha Nyft pmo to X Clan and I remember he told me “imagine being a teenager listening to this album” all in all y’all this album left me speechless but it’s this SONG that really MOVED ME I was born in 1997 and I’ll keep saying it Generation X was super ahead of their time I just wonder wtf it was like in 1990 when y’all first heard this Album sure it was a regular day but i wasn’t born so I look at it like another dimension for my peers respect to my Gen X folks and those who grew up as a kid or teenager blasting this Album I promise y’all I will play this for my future generations I’ll never let y’all voice DIE

[@tyjuanbowyer470]

Still here rockin wit yall in 2024

[@michellewhitt7670]

I miss this kind of rap🙌🏽❤️❤️❤️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@TheDopestEthiopian1]

This is that Hip Hop before it became colonized.

[@histochronos]

This comment is great!

[@need-to-know-]

Yes. Well check this out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oHnYi4ibiK-Habc

[@Tjlive-zm7us]

Thedopestethiopian-check that out that's real

[@junjungatbos3548]

Thats WORD!✌

[@lupeherbal9780]

Before that money.

[@fastloudrules]

Coming from a white dude this shit is hitting it....the rap game has changed for the worse...peace and love to the X-clan wherever they may be.

[@michaelvalleau3172]

Facts bro I'm white myself and I love X-Clan. Our people can learn from the message within the music

[@thaponeshow7734]

kzbin.info/aero/PLEqADg2sk7snAej_MXwUAkAPBKkbfLIqH That Way

[@RoxineCrew]

🤘🏻🤠🤘🏻 #HELLYEAHDUDE

[@damotivewasmoney8648]

Our people need this so bad right now. ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿❤❤❤

[@chriscaruthers4268]

50 Years of Hip - Hop and I have not seen any show talk about the X-Clan. I guess the owner's of the music industry has there own clan. Van Glorious. Take care everyone.

[@chopps7601]

X clan has some funky ass cuts

[@therealwesleypipes4554]

Shit still gives me chills when I listen to this

[@WavyGemini66]

We need these brothas more than ever!!!✊🏿

[@anjeanetteharris6097]

Amen!!!

[@hrmsmk]

I was at the slauson swap meet and I hear some funk music being played next block. i rush the stage and it was Brother J spitting Funkin Lesson on stage.

[@anas-432]

Walk in the light of the moon but i never been a batman African call it blackman

[@Bdazzler1000]

Yo Talk Dat!!

[@Bdazzler1000]

I'm the light skin breed and trust me and believe not black enough for my dark skin Brothers and to dark for the white man! ✊🏼

[@donjohnston6420]

@@Bdazzler1000 they both want your complexion; beware

[@davidstevens6527]

2021 so relevant right now.

[@sherrizeno8453]

Please bring back this mindset to OUR hip hop stories!!

[@jack713htx5]

So relevant in 2020 hands up if you hear me

[@inglewoodLegends]

This whole album was fire 🔥 bacc then

[@ZeroEntropy.]

Just got my DL when this came out, I remember driving around Milwaukee (super segregated City) as a skinny little white dude bumping this with my 12" MTX subs. Needless to say it wasn't really white kid music so I got some looks no matter which side of Milwaukee I was one. The world has certainly come a long way in the wrong direction since then but it was hard to beat those pro black voices like X-Clan, Paris, Poor Righteous Teachers, PE, BDP, Cube (before he started making kids movies) and on and on.

[@O.GHuztleMayne512ATX]

The blackest moment I've ever felt back in 90

[@mrfreeze5524]

This is what’s needed in hip hop today probably b less rappers killing rappers fasho!!

[@agr8player]

This is real hip hop, not going to hear this on the radio, Teach BROTHERS TEACH. REAL TALK.

[@chinap1993]

This got major radio play when it came out in 92.

[@Beetwixt_N._Janeen2112]

Boy, 'O boy, how much things have changed smh. An era of pride degraded to nothing relevant today - thank gdness for memories!! 👏🏽👏🏽💯

[@NovScrp]

"Proof of the world, I sit cross-legged, right over left"

[@tonytone5300]

I've always love their music, lyrics and beats.

[@EddieTheGentleman]

BRING THIS BACK!!!

[@VBaskin2010]

We need the Blackwatch Movement for today's generation of Hip-Hop!

[@freddyvidz]

This went so hard

[@omdway]

Lyrical Perfection. People don't kno and they need to.

[@anukheru3352]

This type of Hip Hop scares them... remember that 😉😁💯💯💯💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾 ... glad I was old enough to get something from this era 🔥🔥🔥

[@BRAVO2I4]

"Verbal milk, a stool and a bib". These lyrics are extremely powerful. Stuff like this is why Satan took over hip hop.

[@BRAVO2I4]

His words are verbal milk, he offers it like one would offer food to a baby to help it grow. Most black people are lost in a fog of bullshit created to purposely distract us.

[@ro3snowman]

Satan was created for music... So yes he runs the industry to brainwash the youth into a thug lifestyle... a number of artists went from positive uplifting rap like this to guns, violence and degrading women... Tupac is one example of that. The industry will ruin you and when they are done with you... flatline

[@ItzBeezoTV]

+BRAVO2I4 preach

[@simmsive71is]

BRAVO2I4 real talk

[@dr.michellemykelhouse4565]

Psalm 139:8

[@tr377723]

This line 1:06 and this one 2:35. When we made records like these them devils were shook! Imagine if our hip hop culture would've just stayed with this content. What could've been.

[@davidj5910]

This is the perfect time for music to go back to this.

[@nice1288]

Martín,Adam, Malcolm,Huey there's a party at the crossroads

[@SunFromBrooklyn73]

fire line!

[@rawstatustv2358]

30 years later ,still feel invincible when I hear this.

[@jerrodmcfadden6159]

Bring back conscious rap. There's alot topics to rap about today.

[@ZachariaYonis]

y'all need to take a pause on today's music like me and enjoy the past.. and hope realness comes back in the future.

[@MrAngelroc]

Brother J was and is a bad, bad brother. Real ill and intelligent with his lyricism. 1990. What a year. You had Mc Hammer and Vanilla Ice on top of the world according to radio and we had X-Clan, KRS ONE and Brand Nubian dropping knowledge that same year. What a great time to be in early 20s with great Hip Hop music especially in NYC.

[@tajonpoteat1643]

Bumpn this in 2020👊💨

[@donsmith3414]

This need to be played everyday in 2020! Everywhere!