There are songs that need to be listened to from beginning to end. No pauses. And without a stupid grin on your face.

Its just not for you, but the weakest lmfao 😂

This song, the first verse, it always hit me so hard. 34yr old single dad struggling with heartbreak and whenever I listen to the 1st verse, men!!

These men have known pain. Grief has visited them severally. All their music will remain iconic. Wherever they are I pray God grants them comfort and blessings. I hope they know how deeply they have blessed me.

First herd this song on Matt hoffmans bmx bike game on ps2

Thuggish ruggish was meant to just introduce the world to Bone. It was an EP. Do yourself a favor and listen to the entire E.1999 album, in order.

My mom used to make me watch Days of our lives. I remember when Marlena was possessed . 😂 Stefano was a menace . Bone is the best rap group of all time IMO

I know this is an old video, but please react to Krayzie Bone-“Surfing the sky” It showcase his talent to the fullest with 3 different styles in each verse.

Idk about the metal but she got a whole lotta head. A 4 head to be exact

sup Ryan, nice to meet a fellow Ryan metalhead \m/

Watched the reaction of people from the ghettos and they seem to understand the issues sang about a little better. But you did great.

A little girl as RUN DMC 😅: kzfaq.info2LMU9KUSCNo?si=VYbncn-MGoIKmq0z

A classic collaboration, they had to reverse the Jason vorhees wisper to not get sued 😂

That's the idea of tongue twisting you don't catch it all the time😂😂❤, love those guys ,they from my hometown. Easy E signed them way back in 1993😂

you were wrong about one thing, this song definitely got his audience hyped. back in the day they loved to be a part of the bullying of Kim

*_"Notorious Thugs"_* is the hardest beat Stevie J ever produced besides *_"No Time"_* for LiL Kim.🔥 And yes, it is the same *_Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta_* Stevie J to those who are questioning name.😎

This is the song that got me into Eminem. I was a total metalhead at the time. Great SONG.

I was officially woke when I first heard this man! I am LORI BRAVO, the First Lady and Queen Mother of Death Metal...the news at this time was not reporting on what was REALLY going on in the urban streets with our younglings and what these folks were dealing with on a daily basis...after hearing this album, I realized how much of the truth was being kept from the general public! I say...HORNS WAY UP for N.W.A. teachin' and preachin' TRUTH! ^..^

MUSIC IS FREEDOM!!! And THANK YOU for NOT pausing it 100 times! ^..^✊

Yes he did it live … yes it hyped up the audience…yall know nothing about the times lmao

young lady great observation about the off kilter. usually that ODB or maybe reakwon. then the next verse through all the chaos emerges skill and the plan begins to unfold. Distraction, deceit, misdirection to camouflage what's coming. and they DO plan it this way. nice reaction y'all , thank you

I liked the version with clips from "Sunset Park." I always said the tagline: "You Gotta represent."

I think yall are trying to judge him more than listening to the lyrics, the song, and looking through his eyes and not your own .

Man she is best. U dummy

He seems like a really good salt of the earth guy. Hope you made an honest made man out of him. ;)

Great honest reaction guys.

@metalhead reactions if you guys are still active, would LOVE your guys reaction to his latest single.. Houdini.

Music was a bit low.

This video ur watch is a edited video it don’t show what’s going on n the video

Great song. One of the best

Rick Rubin is the man.

What I love most is how their reactions are no reactions at all. Simply shock.

Pity he didn't get the lyrics down to his heart to understand where Makaveli was coming from. She did but was looking more up to him but just a close mindset of him, bullsh*t 😏

U all amazed me how do u sit mum to one of the best tracks ever made in hip hop history

As someone with a bit of a "double discipline" this was very interesting to watch. Blasphemy has always been and still is one of my best 2pac songs (if not THE best). Stop trying so hard to figure out the deep hidden meaning in rap. It's about harmony, does it sound good? Does it rhyme in somewhat of a pattern? That's about it in a nutshell, reason why so many corny fucking rappers manage to have more than decent success. If your lyrics are also witty, and carry meaning, even better! For me, Tupac's style was so inspiring because his flow was and still is undeniably one of the best, and the passion he spit with has been matched by very few. I know for a fact that Tupac understood something that Eminem and Elvis also understood, controversy sells. I don't think blasphemy was really about his beliefs. I think he knew a song like that, more than 20 years ago, with all the religious references, was sure to make people react (see what I just did?) whether religious or not. He was capitalizing on his growing momentum, genius move. I've read B.I.G. claim they met at an award show during their beef. B.I.G. asked him wtf was up, 2pac responded: I'm just trying to make some money. Even from a genuine activist, it's a brilliant move, because using this controversy not only makes you very rich, it puts you in the spotlight where you can bring the attention on whatever you like. I feel like he was interrupted before he could finish his work. Being one the best rapper ever was just the side effect of something far greater. Shout out to Eminem, you are the reason why I have to say one of the best and not THE best.

this was weird

I was balling my eyes out laughing at the end 😅😅 PAC is simply the goat 🐐 until the end of time.

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They just don't understand. I guess you had to live it.

She's the type of person who don't look at the good of something just bring up to negative talk about the good this song did talk about the impact that it had on kids and the kids that they got out of the drugs not what happened with the 10% that didn't

All I want to know what was so funny to him when Kool Moe Dee first came up Kool Moe Dee kick some knowledge in this song

The pic came off of one of Dre’s old album covers

U guys reacted to the wrong music video

While the preacher being freaky you say honor gods people

I’m white man in my mid thirties who was a, “white boy” growing up in the south during the 90’s. My first music genre of choice was obviously 90’s rock and metal. All the typical bands you could think of. Furthermore, I was raised by a mother and father which were both natives of Yonkers. The same city in which X was from. Being introduced to rap music in late elementary school. I loved it just like I did the rock music of these times. Moreover, I can assure you that not just X and rap music itself, but this song specifically played a pivotal role in changing my own life years later in early manhood. At 24 years old, I was at rock bottom myself. It was time for me to man up and fix my life. I’d gotten sober, and it took a few years, but as of today I’ve been eight to nine years clean now. To this day forward, Slippin’ is a song that still gives me goosebumps, and in many times still tears to my yes. To this, all I listen to’s the same 90’s rock and rap which I’d grown up on. There’s nothing else which could ever take its place. All the classics of this era stay on repeat. All day and every day while I’m at work grinding.

Greatest live performance from DMX ever was at Woodstock 99 before Korn the stage that same weekend followed by a plethora of other awesome 90’s metal bands.

You listened to the pussy version

Pac went over your head bro

I love it how you instantly start to head nod.

This song is pain , fighting back , not quitting , recovery