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Anyone in 2024??
Absolutely
2024
Dan here Dan's the man
Foe sureeee
Timeless
Who else agrees that early 90's hiphop and fashion was the bomb???
80's and 90's were and still the best
Totally agree...
I still rock the Girbauds
There was no era better than early 90’s for everything.
Still rockin' 90's hip hop in 2019 . Shit was the bomb . Still rockin' hoodies, camoflage shorts and black jordans . Fuck that skinny jean autotune bullshit .
This song is lyrically underrated. I love the way 90's music tells a story, abd carries substance
It's not fcuking underrated you muppet.. What are you talking about...seriously!!?
Of course the beat is hard AF as well. Very classic tune.
@@orphanoforbit7588 I think he means more like under-appreciated rather than underrated bro. He's not saying its a bad song, chill lol.
House of Pain is awesome.
Underrated band.
Everlast is the most underrated MC of all time. That dude is FIRE
The days of "Rap City" and "Yo! MTV Raps". Rest in peace to both shows.
Vh1 play them.too
Yep remember seeing this video on Yo!
@@jenniferfields7113 VH1 started playing Rap music videos sometime after the 90's
I loved yo mtv raps miss that shit
The great ole days!
pure nostalgia when hip hop was fresh funky
and you understood every word
👍👍👍
Now is all bullshit
For real, dawg...
@@kamikazetm1835 yep
..send em back .....we have had enough Now !!!!!
Danny Boy has the simplest rhymes but his flow is impeccable, he's the unsung hero of this group
This song still gives me chills...
Yep, so does Just Another Victim too.
Still here in 2024.
House of pain and cypress hill! Best times of my life!
Word
Same here, I miss the 90s (and my youth, i guess)!
Fuck yeah!!
Class of 95' , miss the 90's
And the kickass from me😁
The most killer bass line in hip hop EVER! And I forgot Lord of Brooklyn we're down on this! 💪
Lordz are back with a new album, and they are in the Shamrocks and Shenanigans video. Lordz album is “Family Reunion and it’s fire🔥
My 84 CRX with my 2 Pyle 10's shook the earth with this song.
So underrated. Long live House of Pain!!
Underrated band.
16, and I‘m enjoying EVERY HOP song, deeeeply underrated, still listening everyday! 🇨🇭🇨🇭🇨🇭
21 here and I'm literally doing the same
Glad I grew up with rap you could actually listen to.
👍👍👍
🔥🔥🔥1993🔥🔥🔥
Everlast ,Danny Boy, and DJ Lethal are legendary.
exactly my man
Whitey by Nature
@@dsk5584 They're half Irish half American
@SEEK ONE Word Up
@@karonbarwick541 Irishican : )
When hip hop was hip hop. This was my time, this was the time of my life, the time of my youth. After the early 90s, I got into Trance. That says everything about hip hop after these guys, Cypress hill & Co had left the scene.
RIP to real hip hop, gone but not forgotten.
Cypress has made some dope shit, checkout Elephants on Acid.
@@joeblough6701it's meh. Sounds good for few times but after that you play temples of boom and throw new ones to the trash
80's and 90's real hip hop will never be forgotten
Plenty of real hip hop still being made just gotta know where to look
I'm so glad I grew up in the 90s
👍👍👍
Me too!
Who is the man with the master plan? Who is the man with the master plan? DAN is the man with the master plan!!🤣
Hell yeah man I met everlast once during the beginning of whitey ford he just had his heart attack some small club
Maken me feel like a kid again. Fuckn classic 90s
As a 77 baby I must admit in the 90s we had the best hip hop and our look was the best since we invented it we invented true school hip hop so we invented the true style
facts and we the same 77
Fuck yeah yo! I was a graffiti bomber and skateboarder from Newark, NJ. And from like 91-96 were the best times for beats, bass lines, fashion, skateboarding and 100% graffiti was still real and hadn't been fully sold out yet by the internet and globalists. But eventually they got their hands on everything. And all that we lived turned into corporate tools and money schemes.
@@dutchmasta4606 late on this but better late then never peace my brother!
@@zew1414 Same here I was a hardcore Bomber, I kinged half of Queens. I didn't have my skill but my tag, throwie and fill in game was off the hook!
Fellow 77er here
Great year. Was able to see some great music grow…especially hip hop
Danny Boy always dropped the best second verses.
Literally the most ignored and under rated rap album in fucking history. Original bass licks on an old stand up bass, nice horns, simple, creative, great fucking beats. Kills me it didn't get the respect it demands
he won, in Poland in those years in my estate and in my city, House Of Pain was on top, to this day I have a tattoo on my left arm, best regards
no wonder the bassline sounds so fuckn nasty nice tidbit of information brother
I always thought this song was so dope. Like... This shit is HARD.
I think they would have been more well known if old whitey ford didn't diss eminem.
@@JustMambaHOP was way household before we ever heard of Shady yo. They were well past ripe when the “diss” happened as well. Inconsequential IMO.
Not too long ago MC’s used to battle and diss each other face to face to push their abilities. It’s a New Jack thing to blast everybody who tells you off, also the reason all these old heads still around, while news is full of young rappers in caskets over words.
House of Pain is my all time favorite group. I'm 43 so I've been hearin them for awhile
I'm 50 and still loviin' it. Grtz ftom Belgium.
É o meu favorito tbm Brasil 2020🙋
Same age. They’re phenomenal.
Same 77 here
47 and still listen to them.
Late 80’s and early 90’s ..rap golden age
Truth!
I still have this song on cassette.
Kerry Dahlberg 💪🍺
Does the cassette stil playing?
got the promo 45.
keep that shit to play for the grandkids on the boom boom box
Im rap music check it's out and check me on TH-cam im music 3rd bass in 1990 check 3rd bass
This is better than anything Eminem ever did.
This is what u call real underrated fire!!!
This beat was insane. Use to have it on rotation.
Yes it was
Hip-hop doesn't exist anymore. No more samples. No more hard rhymes. No more funk.
the brasilians got funk carioca though
Sadly it is… thats why they called it urban nowadays. But if you look carefully in the underground scene, you can still find something. And there are some European rappers, like Dope DOD, who are now carrying the torch.
Who's The Man? 1993. I first heard The Notorious B.I.G. on this soundtrack. Anybody who was privileged to witness all of the legendary artists of the 90's at their peak were blessed.
This is the best song from house of pain in my humble opinion.
This one has quality depth to it. The others are bigger.
By far
I liked legend
I so agree with you men
Pass the jinn, the have nots, irish pride and house of pain anthem are good to🤙
Loved this song
Still hits hard, and loved that movie Who’s The Man. And Judgement Night, Everlast was in that to
Judgement Night soundtrack was dope. The Onyx/Biohazard track was my ISHT
I remember this song playing in the car nd I had my grandson with me on our way to the park. Had the volume down on the low low, reminiscing nd cracking up to myself about the good ol days in the 90's.
This movie is an epic movie. Every rapper that a part in this movie was important in Hip Hop.
What's the name of the movie?
@@bloodyjoe1245 Who's The Man
@@jorgecampuzano5705 thank you
God bless you TOMMY BOY RECORDS for resurrecting House Of Pain's Who's The Man to TH-cam.
Tommy Boy don't give profits from digital streaming to the artists.
@@ratmgump6959 Damn
Danny boy is rockin some Rocky Balboa threads. I love that look.
House of Pain at their best.
very true..
👍👍👍
Yeah
I was gonna post a comment but this is it.
The album Same as It Ever Was, was released June 28, 1994 so tomorrow it will be 30 years old... Happy Birthday
2023 and still 🔥
This was the S..T back in the day! Still rockin' this in 24.........One of the most criminally under rated cuts in RAP! HOP was one of the GREATS! Killer Bass.....
Who was in high school during this era?!?!
Yo!!
i was younger..i get it...great song
I wasn’t even born 💀
9th grade
Lol I was kick in it at the Beach..high school what was that✌😀
Muggs beats are up there with some of the best from the 90s....whole soul assassins crew had shit on lock
Underrated band.
I absolutely love this bass beat!
Oldies but goodies 🧞♂️
White colored irish boys respect to the rap city
I blasted this in my IROC Z. All over the Bronx back in those days!! Wish I could go back. 52 now and still blast it
You still have the IROC?
@@rahsaanthomas7030 I wish I never sold it. Lol
Oh the Iroc Z! Those were the days wearing the fluorescent oakleys and pumas.
Z?
Woodlawn in here
Classic of Hip Hop
House of Pain 🎤🎧💣
House of pain with the lords of Brooklyn...
This in my opinion is one of the top twenty best old school albums of all time. Start to end.
Still got my 12” vinyl single to this bomb!!
Real hip hop nyc wooo 90s house of pain on point irish in the house! Everlast Danny Boy ! Great hip hop!
Mid to late 90s.
The absolute best hip hop and trip hop to this day.
That’s when it started to fall apart. This is 1993. The best year for hip hop.
Stand up bass! Hell yeah!
Being a young buck in this era was unforgettable. 🤜🤛
Im a punk rocker and I’ve been skateboarding since 1991. No other music makes me wanna skate more than this. I feel like I’m in a 90s skate video when I skate to this
GOD BLESS YOU TOMMY BOY AND HOUSE OF PAIN!!!!!!!! YOU ALL ROCK!!!!!!!!!
Double bass, horns and fat drums never fail, 90's style has that thing, that makes it real.
Old school for ever 😎😎💥💥🤛🤛
One of the baddest of the 90tys
I believe DJ Lethal produced this one... classic joint from a classic group!!!
DJ Muggs Produced it
Pone Pacino it was lethal bruh
it doesnt matter they got similiar styles
@@Neckproblems78 it was Lethal I realized that after I commented. But it was def Muggs influenced.
Pone Pacino all good G!
House of pain were real mfuckin rappaz peace to all fanz
One of the most bananas soundtracks ever. Made me like the movie even more.
Holy shit, this album is truly underrated and overlooked, I can‘t believe it. House of Pain forever💪🏻!!!
Another great Classic on the House
House Of Pains' only '93 rap video..still go hard
2019 still listening this great song
2020 is still listening 2 this
@@robertmiller9697 Me! 😁
It wouldn't be right any other way if not
2020 Serbia forever
DJ Lethal just mercenary with this beat
This was a heavy album
44 años y oyendo aún estas joyas, jamás pasan de moda... Nos reunimos los amigos de la prepa y soltamos unas cuantas de estas rolas, esto es vida.
Everlast went hard on the 3rd verse.
Karon B. Yes!
No doubt!! He KILLED IT
@Robb Dark Yep
His voice, his style is just raw, I can't understand how Eminem thinks that he plays in the same league like Eve, he should pay him respect for making way for white rap instead.
@@tangierlove Danny Boy was cold on the 2nd verse
Raw shit, that is the way. Step on up, toe to toe and prove yourself. It’s a Man’s world out there….
I play this song everyday. I miss real hip hop
This beat and the best to house of pain anthem are two of the hardest beats ever
Who remembers the movie 🤘🏼?!
I still do but I don't remember where I saw it though probably on tv 📺 or on vhs 📼.
@@robertmiller9697 my cousin rented it from the video store.
@@therenegademaster179 senior year in high school, 1993,we cut school to watch the "Who's The Man" movie... Good times
I've got the DVD .
Dr. Dre and Ed Lover passed their academy test filling the scantron bubbles in the order of ABACADABA.
90's hip hop, Ooooh my goooosh. There are nothing likes this.
Don’t sleep on the house of pain they had joints and this was one of them
This song together w/ Dre and Snoop's Deep Cover, and the Fat Joe and Big Pun cover of Deep Cover Twinz all can be mixed into one non-stop head bumping jam that reps Whites, Blacks, and Latinos all doing Golden Era Hip-Hop to perfection.
Best b line , nice bounce, boom 💥 masters of rhythm ☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️
God bless house of pain forever ❤
Most probably the best House of Pain track ever...
This one is great, I think "I'm a Swing It" hit's a little harder.
Still cranking this in 2024 in my Wrangler:)
Who's the Man is still a classic movie!!
Still is
Real music no computer no cell phone back wen you could walk the streets and not get shot
Hard core rap
The 3rd verse was TOO hard! 🔥
This is a band of bosses. The cream of the crop.
They rise to the top.
@@nicselectronics81 they never eat a pig because a pig is a cop
Yeah white boys changing the rap game before Eminem. Cultural appropriation my ass.
My brother loved this ❤🇸🇪
Everlast flows
Muggs with The Soul Assassin signature beats all day.
Wish Danny boy was on more songs he was dope
this jam its hard as hell
Real music
Total agreement!!!
House Of Pain has actually really good songs
This is hop hop😍😍
I love Erik's look in the early 90s!
This music is a tripp
best song on the movie soundtrack and Everlast's last verse was crazy fire!! some real street shit.
What movie was it from?
@@SuperMikedogg funny that you ask lol the movie is called "Who is the man?" Starring Ed Lover and Dr. Dre (no not that Dr. Dre 😆) it was a hip hop comedy. HoP had a cameo and their song was the theme song for the flick. Great song for a shitty movie lmaoo!!
I mean one of the best movie soundtracks eva!