@himthim – I took me forever to figure out the keyboards was from Donald Byrd’s “Think Twice”. I could have sworn I saw that a studio bassist was credited on this track when I bought it. Hmmm.
Wild Pitch records had it going for a minute in de 90′s…But, this song was most memorable at def comedy jams- in the audience when k-i-d cuts this up for the dancers…The energy in that space was like whoaaahhh (everyone’s head turnin)…hISTORY IS BEING MADE…NYC make some noiiiiissssZZZ!!
Man!! I finally remember the name of this song!! I swars I was racking my brain last night trying to search for it. All I could remember the chorus, without “looking at the front door”. I remembered it was played during on of the Fly Girl segments on In Living Color,. Can see Jennifer Lopez dancing to it.
@fagaret Not true but I’ll take it easy on you since you said your 14. All I can say is become a real hip hop head and open your mind to all the artists out there underground and mainstream. This is more then just music this is our culture so its not something to give up on.
main source – looking at the front door
5 Stars for real Hip Hop
@fagaret epic comment =P
@himthim – I took me forever to figure out the keyboards was from Donald Byrd’s “Think Twice”. I could have sworn I saw that a studio bassist was credited on this track when I bought it. Hmmm.
@himthim donald byrd “think twice”
Wild Pitch records had it going for a minute in de 90′s…But, this song was most memorable at def comedy jams- in the audience when k-i-d cuts this up for the dancers…The energy in that space was like whoaaahhh (everyone’s head turnin)…hISTORY IS BEING MADE…NYC make some noiiiiissssZZZ!!
Man!! I finally remember the name of this song!! I swars I was racking my brain last night trying to search for it. All I could remember the chorus, without “looking at the front door”. I remembered it was played during on of the Fly Girl segments on In Living Color,. Can see Jennifer Lopez dancing to it.
quick quiz for all u sampleheads where is this beatbassline originally sampled from………..
You cant even mention any of today’s rapper in the same sentence with acts like this. True 100% HIP HOP and no cursing.
smooth!!
moin.
heeeell, it wayback me in the deepest 90s. Oo
nice song.
gruß.
fakin the funk
never mind lisa lisa ripping the track off to full usage.cheeky ger icurl fuckers
dam i used to listen to this in college on my headphones 20 years ago fkin love it im gettin old lol
Man it’s nothing like ole school rap. Looking out front door saying get away before drama get any bigger.
Reminds me of hot spot Saturday Nights in ATL in the early 90s
@okaythenbobi do listen to underground
stuff but its hard to find you know
im a dj myself so im looking for rappers
@fagaret Not true but I’ll take it easy on you since you said your 14. All I can say is become a real hip hop head and open your mind to all the artists out there underground and mainstream. This is more then just music this is our culture so its not something to give up on.
@okaythenbob Because their the only ones who are making money
with Fake hip-hop i think
@fagaret Why does everyone have to bring up Soulja Boy and Lil Wayne like they’re the only people rapping these days?
shit anything sounds better then dat shit head
a yo check rev run son…diggy simmons…da kid is straight hip hop
SO.CLASSIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Were are these greats these days?
So I don’t have to take in the breakin’, you treat me like a burnt piece of bacon
you act like you’re ten………