Commercial wise you've had more popular 2 men/ women crews, but Rodney Cee and K.K Rockwell put their stamp on this performance and will forever be ranked with the best of the best!
I was in the Navy back then….I was stationed in Boston; this white dude on my ship( this dude is from Nebraska, like for real), who really wasn’t around black people growing up, ask me about learning about black culture……perfect timing!! Since this iconic movie was out, we decided to check out “Rocky Horror Picture Show “ and “Wild Style” in downtown Boston…..both movies were playing at the same theater….Boston,at that time, kind of hood-like, so a lot of poor white kids a came to see RHPS, and the poor black kids came to watch WS( it was obvious by the crowd)……. RHPS was shown only at midnight, so we saw that last……very weird stuff, and at 20 years old, being from NYC, I have seen worse….cool movie!! When he got to see WS, he was the only white guy in the theater!!! From start to finish, his eyes was glued to the screen, and was in shock on how New York City was in the late 70’s, early 80’s…….he asked hundreds of questions……I sincerely believe that after seeing WS, he was a different person……some movies have an impact on a person’s life: for my friend from Nebraska, he thought differently about what he thought about black culture, hip-hop and our NYC way of life……….for me, IT WAS ABOUT BEING PROUD OF BEING FROM NEW YORK CITY!!!!! That is my story and I am sticking to it……..
@@davidcheung7789 Movie -Definition- A story or an event recorded by a camera as a set of moving images as shown in a theatre or on television. A motion picture.
If the universe ain't got (doesn't have...I know, just shut it.) a sense of humor, then NO ONE does...I just commented on another Wild Style video & expressed THAT SAME EXACT SENTIMENT...just a LOT less perfectly summed up
Yo I get b boy spirit from these cats Kenny prince ken swift n Mr Freeze n. Crazy legs.....burn em freddy burn em......yo chino pecs come on Bronx rockers......BREAK (breakers revenge at the ROXY ....ROXY do t be late) in the city in the scene san Francisco Jamaican queens break dance is where it's at......gonna be dancing dancing D D D DDD dancing......up rocking stab in tha air if u want to battle cause da beats all there UPROCK.. .I'm buck 4 the turtle master you can try to do it I'll do it faster......they say new York is the place to be but ain't no place without kuriaki....I'm prince ken swift I'm down by law the more I break the more I score. ..DOwN by Law lol
@@davidnorthridge2929 I'm 49 I was in the uk breaking in the early 80s when the craze hit hard I was blown away when I saw movie called breakdance in us it called breaking wid turbo n ozone but.....BUT when I saw the battle wiv new your city breakers against the rock steady crew St the ROXY it was a rap!!!
Pretty amazing that the foundation of hip hop was started by young men/women and kids. I mean, for example, Rock Steady Crew were a bunch of teenagers and contributed huge to the development of hip hop. These guys all were true innovators. Today's rappers/producers need to pay their respect to the old school.
We are still in amazing times bro. Aesop Rock, El-P, Killer Mike, Atmosphere, Hopsin, Eminem, ... follow down the the rabbit hole. I promise this video in the 80s changed my life. I have stuck with this and I’m 50. Your here so you know. This was just the beginning. It’s beautiful. Ramellzee shaped me.
The first time I ever heard of Double Trouble is when I watched Wild Style. Agreed, one of the best duos ever! To this day, nearly 25 years later, I still know at least 90% of these words.
I saw this movie when it came out at Fourty Deuce, smoked weed and drank some Old E & Wild Irish Rose with my boy Chet..The Outlaw Artist* Boogie Down Bronx rocks!!!
I saw this on the " deuce" too.Was home on leave from the service.Me and my best friend Jeff ( R.I.P) drank a 40 of Olde " Bing" on the train ( #2) ride down and picked up 2 tall cans of Colt 45 and some hot dogs to watch the movie.I still remember it was a Friday late show.Crowd was hyped.I searched for that " Down by Law" beat for years!
Classic Hip Hop here! 1982, New York City! Although I'm not from New York, I was about 9 years old when this debut in theaters. Every rapper should be required to watch this movie, particularly this scene here! Man, Hip Hop!✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿. Salute to all the MC'S DJ's AND BREAKERS !
It's interesting you mention hip-hop outside of NYC in '82. Our pops passed a couple days after new years in '82 and so his/our family thought it would be a good idea to pitch in and fly us all from the south Bronx to east l.a. It was a different world! Our own family didn't know what to make of us. They were not hip-hop friendly. We went back in 86' and they loved us all of sudden.
This isnt about how much gold you wear,etc etc etc etc ,this is pure raw rap.Need to get this on dvd or blu ray,havent seen it for so long and so pleased i was around when this first came out.
Double Trouble was so musical, the lyrics were so clear! Takes me back to a good time, when hip hop was pure, we did it for the love of the art and the culture.
I grew up in Strong Island NY the home of Rakim Chuck Dee from Public Enemy EPMD Dela Soul Freedie Foxx Keith Murray Craig Mack Prodigy from Moob Deep Biz Markie Grand Daddy IU Method Man Roc Marciano and countless others. When I see these classic Hip Hop scenes it still brings chills through my Hip Hop soul being I grew up during the Golden Era of Hip Hop and I witnessed the Park Jams and Block parties in my old hood New Cassell Westbury Long Island NY where Doctor Dre from Yo MTV Raps was also from so I seen Hip Hop I'm it's infancy and purest form traveling to clubs and parties all over Strong Island and the Five Boros. NY was and always will be the Mecca of Hip Hop and that's facts. Salute to Double Trouble and the Rock Steady Crew cats who made me want to rap and be a B Boy.
The footage towards the end with Crazy Legs is epic, i know that the kids today are amazing on another leve,l but that sequence when he went down into the swipes and that drag and then back into the swipes, I've seen quite a bit since 83 and to me no one has topped that combination its too pure!!
Crazy legs is the global president of the rock steady crew ....for life. That's just respect...😎 NYC breakers were better for the record.. But RSC innovated and put breakin in the front room on TV of kids like me back in the day . God mode engaged..
Dude… you hit the nail right on the head and I’ve always thought the exact same thing! His whole set was heLLa raw and caught me off guard when I first saw it. You know it was dope by the way cool guy in the black cap, white pants and glasses stomped his feet and clapped 👏 in the background at 4:48. 😂 I’ve always loved that top rock from Ken Swift too at 3:58. He did the same thing in that Beat Street Roxy battle. EpIC!
This brings me back to the days in the Boogie Down Bronx in the summer of 1974 when this track came out, and they performed this joint live, no albums, just raw talent, (And DEFINITELY No Auto-Tune) with these "Jake the Fake assed rappers of today"
Look at Ken Swifts footwork and flavor……I could care less about all the big, acrobatic power moves when it comes to breaking, i want me some of this! Great stuff
There's nothing like a good 2 man(woman) crew.K.K Rockwell and Rodney Cee are up there with the best because of their rhymes and their timing as well as their showmanship.
Down by law the very best rapped song ever. When I was 17 I've had it on a cassette and played it in my very big ghetto blaster dancing on the streets 😎
Miami 808 He showed the true definition of “wild style” with that flow. Shockdell was a nice complement as well. That 12ga. shottie was iLL! DST rocked the hell out of that beat on the TT’s...
This blew me away when I saw it in 83. Proper hip hop. Been breakin to this since then. A true movement that shaped the World. Changed me for the better. Ken Swift in this vid is awesome, as are all the originator BBoys.
There are still Emcees making a living of it. As far as what's now become the new mainstream, the blueprint to what you're currently hearing is an accumulation of what the previous generations of Hip Hop, plus Hip Hop/R&B artists were experimenting with many years ago.
Ladies and Gentleman... the Worlds first "Dab" at 4:49. Slow it down to 0.5 and check the dude in all black standing next to the guy in white pants and the black jacket/hat. LoL!
Many of my Hip hop heroes on 1 stage RIP Ramellzee . One of my 1st DJ heroes Grand mixer DST . I never knew what. he was doing was possible till this movies that Good times back spin is LEGENDARY . Salute to BBoy heroes on stage The RSC & Double Trouble for the Life of me don’t know why they never recorded & album . The chemistry & showmanship was EPIC .
I got a compliment from one of the Double Trouble at Oldschool show at Hollywood athletic club a while back for my dancin I was floored!!! such down to earth brothers!!! I said “ I know who you are” he said I know you I seen you rockin the floor!”
Mr Freeze walks in on da town.....shock dell y'all wid da serious move wid da Mr Freeze gonna make ya move a rock it up wid da best ya showing up test ya rokin like a double wid a 7 on a chest.....ha ha ha ha going up town like Cyprus hill Cyprus hill lol ramelzee wid a serious fun going on da stage wid a serious gun
3:36 - 4:01 One of my all-time favorite breaks. I don't know how many times I hit the rewind button on that. Rammellzee's voice is cold.
🧊 cold 🥶!!!
DDDDDOPE
Double Trouble!!! Showmanship, stage presence, and mad lyrics....Do y'all hear the clarity in the vocals? No mumbling!!
patrick y That’s what I noticed too. Them bros. was fly!
ABSOLUTELY! Their routine is 8 mins on the soundtrack. Nobody freaked Down By Law like those brothers!
Legendary skills
Real Hip Hop !
Commercial wise you've had more popular 2 men/ women crews, but Rodney Cee and K.K Rockwell put their stamp on this performance and will forever be ranked with the best of the best!
Man I miss the old days 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥
I was in the Navy back then….I was stationed in Boston; this white dude on my ship( this dude is from Nebraska, like for real), who really wasn’t around black people growing up, ask me about learning about black culture……perfect timing!! Since this iconic movie was out, we decided to check out “Rocky Horror Picture Show “ and “Wild Style” in downtown Boston…..both movies were playing at the same theater….Boston,at that time, kind of hood-like, so a lot of poor white kids a came to see RHPS, and the poor black kids came to watch WS( it was obvious by the crowd)……. RHPS was shown only at midnight, so we saw that last……very weird stuff, and at 20 years old, being from NYC, I have seen worse….cool movie!! When he got to see WS, he was the only white guy in the theater!!! From start to finish, his eyes was glued to the screen, and was in shock on how New York City was in the late 70’s, early 80’s…….he asked hundreds of questions……I sincerely believe that after seeing WS, he was a different person……some movies have an impact on a person’s life: for my friend from Nebraska, he thought differently about what he thought about black culture, hip-hop and our NYC way of life……….for me, IT WAS ABOUT BEING PROUD OF BEING FROM NEW YORK CITY!!!!! That is my story and I am sticking to it……..
Oh how hiphop has deteriorated from these times.
@Mr Shooter 😂😂😂 can't argue with that
Some idiots say it's "evolved"... more like DEvolved.
@@gaffle-411 evolved into shit.🤣🤣
Wild Style is the best hip hop movie ever!!!
The only authentic Hip Hop movie. Wish they made more like this 😮.
Style Wars is better
Oh yeah 👍. Forgot about that documentary.@@madvillian888
@@davidcheung7789 Movie -Definition- A story or an event recorded by a camera as a set of moving images as shown in a theatre or on television. A motion picture.
Fab 5 Freddie always around the Scene!
Damn RAMM killed that
Fubbu jamboi❤
will still be funky in 50 years from now ;)
If the universe ain't got (doesn't have...I know, just shut it.) a sense of humor, then NO ONE does...I just commented on another Wild Style video & expressed THAT SAME EXACT SENTIMENT...just a LOT less perfectly summed up
Defo classic
Thompkins Square Park!….
I was 17, and I was there…👌👍🏼👍🏽👌🙏⛩🌈
how was it?
@@dizmop Groovy and cool!…👍🏼😎
@@PATACHENREN Id say this was one of the all time best hip hop gigs! Hope you enjoyed it, big love from the UK
@@TomCullen-r7p 👍🏼🎶👌🌈
This isn’t Thompkins. It was the East River park.
these cats had swag style and finesse! The rhymes were formulated perfectly and stated with precision! SICK STUFF!
Old skool at it's best when I first started bboyin n still at it at 51
Yo I get b boy spirit from these cats Kenny prince ken swift n Mr Freeze n. Crazy legs.....burn em freddy burn em......yo chino pecs come on Bronx rockers......BREAK (breakers revenge at the ROXY ....ROXY do t be late) in the city in the scene san Francisco Jamaican queens break dance is where it's at......gonna be dancing dancing D D D DDD dancing......up rocking stab in tha air if u want to battle cause da beats all there UPROCK.. .I'm buck 4 the turtle master you can try to do it I'll do it faster......they say new York is the place to be but ain't no place without kuriaki....I'm prince ken swift I'm down by law the more I break the more I score. ..DOwN by Law lol
@@davidnorthridge2929 I'm 49 I was in the uk breaking in the early 80s when the craze hit hard I was blown away when I saw movie called breakdance in us it called breaking wid turbo n ozone but.....BUT when I saw the battle wiv new your city breakers against the rock steady crew St the ROXY it was a rap!!!
When rap was about having fun
amazing...orignal. no profanity no talking about nonsense just pure party music
Pretty amazing that the foundation of hip hop was started by young men/women and kids. I mean, for example, Rock Steady Crew were a bunch of teenagers and contributed huge to the development of hip hop. These guys all were true innovators. Today's rappers/producers need to pay their respect to the old school.
Old school rap legends are being celebrated worldwide because of the work put in and the bs. We made it 50 years hip hop still here but worldwide
It's a foundational black American culture created by black American's all this rock steady stuff came later on in the 80s .
@@blackice1802I grew up in the Bronx in the 70s and ppl were break dancing in the mid 70s.
@@blackice1802 .,... Hispanics/ Latinos contribute a lot to the culture... maybe not the music, but Graffiti art, and dance. FACTS!!
@jamescherenfant4852 contributing is not creating
Why can't rappers look so good anymore? That were amazing times man.
We are still in amazing times bro. Aesop Rock, El-P, Killer Mike, Atmosphere, Hopsin, Eminem, ...
follow down the the rabbit hole. I promise this video in the 80s changed my life. I have stuck with this and I’m 50. Your here so you know. This was just the beginning. It’s beautiful. Ramellzee shaped me.
Too busy looking like something that they aren't with or without surgery.
The first time I ever heard of Double Trouble is when I watched Wild Style. Agreed, one of the best duos ever! To this day, nearly 25 years later, I still know at least 90% of these words.
Same. I was just in my kitchen following along after a post workout breakfast in Alaska!
Me too
That small neighborhood changed the world 🌎 forever everyone there is a legend! FACTS!!!!!
True HIP HOP at its Purest, With everybody in the place to be. Black brown white yellow and red
When I saw this in the 80s it changed my life. B-Boy for life.
I saw this movie when it came out at Fourty Deuce, smoked weed and drank some Old E & Wild Irish Rose with my boy Chet..The Outlaw Artist*
Boogie Down Bronx rocks!!!
Word from a UK brother
I saw this on the " deuce" too.Was home on leave from the service.Me and my best friend Jeff ( R.I.P) drank a 40 of Olde " Bing" on the train ( #2) ride down and picked up 2 tall cans of Colt 45 and some hot dogs to watch the movie.I still remember it was a Friday late show.Crowd was hyped.I searched for that " Down by Law" beat for years!
One of the best sounding rap duo's ever,the voices matched and there timing was always on point.
So many Hip Hop history there.
yeeee Double Trouble
still timeless to bump!
Classic hip hop.
Double Trouble actually sounds better than I remember. I was always a fan of Rammellzee after I saw this movie back in the 80’s.
Lil Rodney C and KK Rockwell are 2 of the famous funky four plus 1 more.
Checkout Moe Dee & Sunshine in the background studying double troubles routine...classic
Fucking hell this is amazing, nothing like this anymore
Classic Hip Hop here! 1982, New York City! Although I'm not from New York, I was about 9 years old when this debut in theaters. Every rapper should be required to watch this movie, particularly this scene here! Man, Hip Hop!✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿. Salute to all the MC'S DJ's AND BREAKERS !
It's interesting you mention hip-hop outside of NYC in '82. Our pops passed a couple days after new years in '82 and so his/our family thought it would be a good idea to pitch in and fly us all from the south Bronx to east l.a.
It was a different world! Our own family didn't know what to make of us. They were not hip-hop friendly. We went back in 86' and they loved us all of sudden.
@@pvj2234 wow! Now that's interesting!
CRAZY LEGS!!!
New York is the Meeca of hip hop periodt!!
This isnt about how much gold you wear,etc etc etc etc ,this is pure raw rap.Need to get this on dvd or blu ray,havent seen it for so long and so pleased i was around when this first came out.
3:48 "Cypress Hill" Thats where DJ Muggs got that from for the song, "Hand on The Pump". 😳 I never knew that until now!
Grand Wizard Theodore on the 1's and 2's!
DST
Grand Mixer DXT
uhuhuu.My time 1984. ilove real hip hop.47 years old peace old school hip hopper.
Marco Jacobs it was 83
Thought it was '82.
Back then it was all about the street, where it all began.
Double Trouble was so musical, the lyrics were so clear! Takes me back to a good time, when hip hop was pure, we did it for the love of the art and the culture.
Pretty sure at some point they were emcees in the Funky Four plus One
Little Rodney Cee was definitely one of the best MC's of all time!
Also the father of Angie Stone's daughter....she was also an MC in the group The Sequence ( Angie B)
You are both correct!
Rodney is my cousin 💯
He's a little krs one lol
@@lisaharrell6783 oh wow. Rodney's my uncle
@@journee4031 Hi Journee, we could be related ,his Mom was Aunt Hazel,and his grandma was my great Aunt Vernice.
This is that REAL Hip Hop people!!!!
I grew up in Strong Island NY the home of Rakim Chuck Dee from Public Enemy EPMD Dela Soul Freedie Foxx Keith Murray Craig Mack Prodigy from Moob Deep Biz Markie Grand Daddy IU Method Man Roc Marciano and countless others. When I see these classic Hip Hop scenes it still brings chills through my Hip Hop soul being I grew up during the Golden Era of Hip Hop and I witnessed the Park Jams and Block parties in my old hood New Cassell Westbury Long Island NY where Doctor Dre from Yo MTV Raps was also from so I seen Hip Hop I'm it's infancy and purest form traveling to clubs and parties all over Strong Island and the Five Boros. NY was and always will be the Mecca of Hip Hop and that's facts. Salute to Double Trouble and the Rock Steady Crew cats who made me want to rap and be a B Boy.
breakers writers mcs and djs all together....the definition of hiphop culture.....i cant this swag/gangsta shit they promote today
The footage towards the end with Crazy Legs is epic, i know that the kids today are amazing on another leve,l but that sequence when he went down into the swipes and that drag and then back into the swipes, I've seen quite a bit since 83 and to me no one has topped that combination its too pure!!
That move was epic
Crazy legs is the global president of the rock steady crew ....for life.
That's just respect...😎
NYC breakers were better for the record..
But RSC innovated and put breakin in the front room on TV of kids like me back in the day .
God mode engaged..
Dude… you hit the nail right on the head and I’ve always thought the exact same thing! His whole set was heLLa raw and caught me off guard when I first saw it. You know it was dope by the way cool guy in the black cap, white pants and glasses stomped his feet and clapped 👏 in the background at 4:48. 😂
I’ve always loved that top rock from Ken Swift too at 3:58. He did the same thing in that Beat Street Roxy battle. EpIC!
Above and Beyond Hip HOP classic
Man I love this beat
This brings me back to the days in the Boogie Down Bronx in the summer of 1974 when this track came out, and they performed this joint live, no albums, just raw talent, (And DEFINITELY No Auto-Tune) with these "Jake the Fake assed rappers of today"
Rammellzee's jam awesome. Ken Swift goes off at 4:00
YO THIS IS PRICELESS...
This is how history was made💯💯💯
outstanding.. they cant do it like that anymore
Look at Ken Swifts footwork and flavor……I could care less about all the big, acrobatic power moves when it comes to breaking, i want me some of this! Great stuff
They killed that shit, Lil Rodney C was Angie Stones man back then before she became a singer she was a rapper.
Nothing like our true Hip Hop 😎
There's nothing like a good 2 man(woman) crew.K.K Rockwell and Rodney Cee are up there with the best because of their rhymes and their timing as well as their showmanship.
I must have watched Crazy Legs routine like 50 times. Legends!
Which one was Crazy Legs??
This Movie is the reason I’m a BBoy for life
real old school rap at it's finest
You'd never see something like this happen in 2019. Hip-Hop has changed so much.
@henewcom50💯
The move Crazy Legs at 4:44 is iconic
I agree don't know which move was more iconic this one or two years later taking his sneakers off in beat street on the last move
Good memories of the good old days !
Moe Dee in the background. best performance of the movie! 8 mins on the soundtrack.
30 years and still the freshest.
40 years
Classic, Hip Hop! Nothing like it!!!!!!!!
The Birth of Hip Hop!!
The beat switch at 3:36 🔥🔥🔥🔥
This ranks in my top 3 Wild Style moments. Remember watching this on VHS back in early 80s. So raw. Brilliant.
#1: Grandmaster Flash cutting up in the kitchen
#2 : Cold Crush vs Fantastic Freaks at the Dixie
#3 Rodney Cee and K.K Rockwell at the Amphitheater.
Classic Hip Hop Movie
This is and will. Always be that REAL SHzItttt
This is what hip hop is all about 💚💚💚 that bit from 2:40 in and onwards!!!
Salute to the Latinos playing a huge part to the culture
Why not shout the F.B.As for creating the culture so the Latinos could have something to contribute to 🤔
Double Trouble so fuckin' awesome. Thanks dude even the song wasn't finished it's been great to see them performing
Down by law the very best rapped song ever. When I was 17 I've had it on a cassette and played it in my very big ghetto blaster dancing on the streets 😎
This Panamanian! Crazy artistas that's a intro. Boom!
This is so fresh.
The Infamous Crazy Legs at 4:47!!! Dude was a genius
Man NY had swag in the 80s yes yes yall
Rammelzee went off. He had a tight as beat too.
Miami 808 He showed the true definition of “wild style” with that flow. Shockdell was a nice complement as well. That 12ga. shottie was iLL! DST rocked the hell out of that beat on the TT’s...
run dmc before run dmc. I saw this in the theatre 1984.
One of the best 2 man crews EVER!!!
Galaxy Trippin rundmc so a few of their lyrics
patrick y they alright
This came out in 1982!
Me too. Times Square. All the writers were there.
Loved ken swifts routine. He was always bad ass from the start!!
RAMMELLZEE was one of the illest ! Legendary performance and ahead of his time.
This blew me away when I saw it in 83. Proper hip hop. Been breakin to this since then. A true movement that shaped the World. Changed me for the better. Ken Swift in this vid is awesome, as are all the originator BBoys.
Credible Mulk that uprock by Ken Swift was iLL!
"AYY NEW YORK CITY, CAN I SHOOT MY GUN????"...THIS is REAL HIP HOP at its FINEST!!!
Word better than today's shit
Amen brother 🙏
I love this stuff. I still use vinyl to DJ. Wth happened to rap it makes me sad :-/
fuck what happened to rap. I'll keep living in the past
Rap grew, you’re just stuck in nostalgia
There are still Emcees making a living of it. As far as what's now become the new mainstream, the blueprint to what you're currently hearing is an accumulation of what the previous generations of Hip Hop, plus Hip Hop/R&B artists were experimenting with many years ago.
also beastie Boys Sampled this for the Joint and epmd did as well
this footage played a Huge Influence in My Bboy life
I wonder if people back then knew they were living in a golden Era of music
WHO WOULD #DARE GIVE THIS A THUMBS DOWN!
Ladies and Gentleman... the Worlds first "Dab" at 4:49. Slow it down to 0.5 and check the dude in all black standing next to the guy in white pants and the black jacket/hat. LoL!
1:24 is the smoothest starter kit. I periodically enjoy this clip this alone ha.
I aint heard this shit in 25 years and still know every fucking word!
We're the Beasty Boys obviously got alot of influence. . Incredible performance! . . I miss real Hip Hop
Sawed-off!! That is some ill ish!!
one of original templates of real hip-hop. Double Trouble was my favorite crew when I was young after the Cold Crush.
Many of my Hip hop heroes on 1 stage RIP Ramellzee . One of my 1st DJ heroes Grand mixer DST . I never knew what. he was doing was possible till this movies that Good times back spin is LEGENDARY . Salute to BBoy heroes on stage The RSC & Double Trouble for the Life of me don’t know why they never recorded & album . The chemistry & showmanship was EPIC .
These dudes were advanced they were flowing
Fcukin love this track.
Double Trouble we're originally with Funky 4 + 1.
.....in the place to be, rockin on the mic so viciously.
I got a compliment from one of the Double Trouble at Oldschool show at Hollywood athletic club a while back for my dancin I was floored!!! such down to earth brothers!!! I said “ I know who you are” he said I know you I seen you rockin the floor!”
Double Trouble ainda estão em atividade?
Mr Freeze walks in on da town.....shock dell y'all wid da serious move wid da Mr Freeze gonna make ya move a rock it up wid da best ya showing up test ya rokin like a double wid a 7 on a chest.....ha ha ha ha going up town like Cyprus hill Cyprus hill lol ramelzee wid a serious fun going on da stage wid a serious gun
R.I.P. ....Rammellzee
Who is the guy from 4:00 to 4:10?……….that style of b-boy rocking was what dudes was doing …….showmanship!!