As Salaam Alaikum Sister! I would like 2 pay Homage 2 U 4 making such great music & creating serious dance steps i luv Ur music 'til this day queen.Allah-U-Akbar Humdillah Gumar Oz Dubar.i wish U peace, luv,light,good fortune & glad tidings Sista good 2 hear Ur music again
Indeeed...couldnt get 2 dance fast enuff...couldnt go to da club ..it was teacher that worked at my school at the door..😳..yep she was not having none of that...anywaay definitely before da wap...annnn i loove cardi...she something else..😍😍😍
These are the women we idolized growing up. Look like regular around the way girls. No fake lashes or butts and their own hair. Their eyebrows aren't even arched and I love it. Your talent was more important than a image back then
B Angie B made this song hot. That hook is crazy. At 4:44 when she starts turning slowly while she's holding that note, you already know it's about to go down.
Yes she did, because MC Hammer is on the hook on the original version and I be mad as hell that my Pandora plays the one with him on it instead of the one with B Angie B.
This song will always be the damn jam! I was like 10 or 11 years old singing "Juicy got em crazy". Had no idea what they're were talking about back then lol
I remember I was 7 when this came out in 1989 I would always do the "cold going mad" and the hand movement. My parents knew I loved to watch music videos they never told me to stop.
Omg I used to watch this video like crazy when the “jukebox” channel on cable existed lol I wasn’t allowed to order videos so you would hope someone else would order / “ play” the videos and songs you wanted to hear lol this was on all the time bc it was such a good song and every time it was on I blasted the tv and tried to get the dance moves down! Those were the glory days!
The good ole days!!! From the music, safe parties, dance moves, hanging out, outfits, and even relationships....all were fun, exciting, and just wholesome! Even if you had beef with someone, you either fought it out or talked it out but, we lived!!! Man I miss those days!
Although I love this song, (I'm a man) this song is misleading you women. Pussy alone aint gonna control a man indefinitely. Its all one big lie, don't fall for it!
Natural bodies, no sex scenes, clothes on....real female emcees that weren't afraid to talk about sexuality, but not in a overly vulgar way. It was bold but classy. Sex was selling this song but not their bodies. They were in complete control of themselves and I liked that they didn't have to force a friendship, they knew how to stay true to sisterhood and not let the wives of the industry tear them apart. Some groups only got along to stay getting paid and had no real friendship outside the studio. Props to these ladies for being sexually confident and unapologetic women in the female rap industry. They were the first to do it, and they did it right.
This new crap can't make you dance like these old school hits can. Going on my playlist. Give props where it's due B Angie is the twerk Queen. My all time favorite songs is B Angie B "I don't wanna lose your love."
I use to love this song growing up, I thought they were cute as hell and the their style was cool!! “When I step out my ride, you better open my door 🚪 “ I still live by that!!
This was and is MY song!!!!!! I would dance my behind off to this song at 12. Here I am 43 years old saving it to my playlist! Still love Oak Town’s 357!!!!!! Real music and entertainers! Couldn’t wait to be grown enough to party 🤣. This is a hype song!!
357 and B Angie B were my favorite artist. B Angie B's 'So Much Love Here' as my favorite song and still is.....and to top it all off...MC Hammer chose me out the crowd in Little Rock, Ar to dance on stage with him. NO ONE WAS A BIGGER FAN THAN ME!!! I ❤the 90s
Lucky Jenny!!..I dance old school rap here in Mexico I can tell ya, mc hammer along with vanilla ice were my maximum idols but I considered mc hammer the best rap dancer!!... I dreamt of being dancing with hammer in one stage!!.. you made it!!.. congrats!!!
Oh shit! I was about 10 or 11 when this came out. I used to call my younger sister in the room when this video came on TV and we'd try our best to dance like them! I was so shocked when a schoolmate told me what the song really meant. Now I that I'm older I know they ain't lyin'!
Deep bass and fast lyrics. These ladies had it goin' on back then. I keep diggin up oldschool for dope ish like this. Play it in the car, I guarantee it sounds way better.
In college, this was my and my best friend's jam. We had it on casette single (aka, casingle), and we rode around town in my Camaro like we were badass. Memories.
I was like 14 years old singing this with my friends outside... (if my mom hear me singing this, I would be popped up real quick lol)... now I look back I realize this was not a great song to sing at that age.. LOL
This is super nostalgic for me! This was my jam even though I was 10 when it came out. I still remembered some of the moves and did them while watching this video. :)
In a time when music and talent were 100% genuine and the ladies were naturally beautiful. It's all fake today. Am I the only one still jamming to this in 2018?
I wanted to be them when I was young... studied their moves/dance steps for hours... days...weeks... when I went the club, I could keep it going through the entire song!
Hi, I am living in Texas and loving it! Thanks for the love. We really do appreciate our fans! Formerly and affectionately known as Sweet L.D.
As Salaam Alaikum Sister! I would like 2 pay Homage 2 U 4 making such great music & creating serious dance steps i luv Ur music 'til this day queen.Allah-U-Akbar Humdillah Gumar Oz Dubar.i wish U peace, luv,light,good fortune & glad tidings Sista good 2 hear Ur music again
I am so glad that you are still around.
Thanks for the memories sister!!!
Thank you for your contribution to hip hop my sister
Hey I am soo glad like is still good for you ladies. SALUTE
The original WAP song 😀 (no shade to Cardi and Meg) Oaktown 357 was the ISH!!!
Right!
The Video Jukebox days!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Yasssssss! They were the ISH!!🔥🔥🔥
Yaaaaaasssssss cold going mad!
Indeeed...couldnt get 2 dance fast enuff...couldnt go to da club ..it was teacher that worked at my school at the door..😳..yep she was not having none of that...anywaay definitely before da wap...annnn i loove cardi...she something else..😍😍😍
These are the women we idolized growing up. Look like regular around the way girls. No fake lashes or butts and their own hair. Their eyebrows aren't even arched and I love it. Your talent was more important than a image back then
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Only if these kids knew you don't have to show EVERYTHING. Just show a taste to keep them guessing.
+monica saintjacques And that's why they were popular. They had something to back up their appeal.
Exactly leave something to the imagination.
monica saintjacques right
monica saintjacques agree
I don't need Zumba, I could just hit these dance moves and put on repeat. Instant workout
these are M.C. 🔨 girls if nothing else they have to keep up with the dancing ya know
Yessssssss
Yesss!🔥
It's free
This was my jam when it was on jukebox back in the day
Hey zumba got these dancing from mc hammer
2 legit to Quit
About 20 years and 70 pounds ago, I could do the WHOLE routine. LOL!
30 years now
This is rocking in 2022. Doing their own vocals no auto tune real hair and body parts. Yep the good ole days
B Angie B made this song hot. That hook is crazy. At 4:44 when she starts turning slowly while she's holding that note, you already know it's about to go down.
Yes she did, because MC Hammer is on the hook on the original version and I be mad as hell that my Pandora plays the one with him on it instead of the one with B Angie B.
Okay🙌
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Itsmeokay... Always my favorite part!!! Ha... B Angie B!!!
yeah, I was crushing on her too
This was our version of WAP in 1989. It was the jam back then and the video is 🔥.
@Stacy Hill- I was just thinking and telling my 26 year old daughter the same thing!!! 😂
This. 💁🏾♀️
This song will always be the damn jam! I was like 10 or 11 years old singing "Juicy got em crazy". Had no idea what they're were talking about back then lol
Almost40born78 right! Singin right along with my Mama!!!
I remember I was 7 when this came out in 1989 I would always do the "cold going mad" and the hand movement. My parents knew I loved to watch music videos they never told me to stop.
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Lmao 🤣 same 🙋🏾♀️ trying to do B Angie B dance 💃🏾😩🤣
They were so talented and Gorgeous!! real bodies,skills no fake butts or ridiculous lace fronts!
That was the times. If they existed in 2020, then you might see ridiculous weaves, long claw nails, and some fake parts.
I miss REAL entertainers like this.
These girls are friends and I'd like to infirm everyone that they can still tear the stage up and they're great people too !! Sweet LD represent! Lol.
God bless them
I heard you should never diss anybody connected to the Bay Area sound, especially 357! I have always loved them and their sound.
That's great to hear....I used to tear it up to this song lol
@@braidedgirl757 Ayyyee!!! Can you still buss a move?!🌹✌🏽😂
I can only imagine, these ladies were talented.
Those were the days! I stayed in shape watching and listening to Mc Hammer and 357. Still a hit in my book. 🤩 🥳
💪🏾
You can tell they were MC Hammer protégé.
They were 2 of his background dancers Terrible T & Sweet L.D,-- dmn im gttn *OLD*
They sagging without sagging
Exactly!!!!
😂😂😂
More like salt n pepper
I remember when me and my crew won a talent show dancing off of this in 1989!!! In 7th grade....
They wouldn't let us play this at my middle school 😂😂
Sarai Juelz 7th grade!!.. Hell I'm Dancing Rite Now!!!
Sarai Juelz some good times
♥️
Damn... I was 9 years old when this came out... They were/are the shit... Yee...🔥😚✌
Omg I used to watch this video like crazy when the “jukebox” channel on cable existed lol I wasn’t allowed to order videos so you would hope someone else would order / “ play” the videos and songs you wanted to hear lol this was on all the time bc it was such a good song and every time it was on I blasted the tv and tried to get the dance moves down! Those were the glory days!
Yessss
agreed
OMG yes!!
I almost got my grandmas phone disconnected I ordered this song so much!
Yep hoping to see those 3 numbers pop up on the box🤣
The good ole days!!! From the music, safe parties, dance moves, hanging out, outfits, and even relationships....all were fun, exciting, and just wholesome! Even if you had beef with someone, you either fought it out or talked it out but, we lived!!! Man I miss those days!
I’m smiling and dancing watching this video from my childhood! 357 was so dope!
This was my JAM back in the day!! LMBO
I was just watching this the other day LOL!!!!!
Lol, I'm over here crackin up cuz I used to be on my porch doing the runnin' man hard as a mutha off this song. LMBO....
Ahhhhhhhhahaha!!! You had to be in shape back in time...
Yes indeed. This was my Jr High days, this was the jam tho...Hahaha.
Same for me LOL^
I absolutely had no business rapping and dancing to this in elementary school. But please believe I knew every word and step! 😂
These girls were trying to tell us about the power we women hold, but we were too busy imitating their dance steps instead...
Although I love this song, (I'm a man) this song is misleading you women. Pussy alone aint gonna control a man indefinitely. Its all one big lie, don't fall for it!
Chaka Khanian:
Real Shit.
that's is not true they is talking about kitty kat
Facts💯
Chaka Khanian FOR REAL
Natural bodies, no sex scenes, clothes on....real female emcees that weren't afraid to talk about sexuality, but not in a overly vulgar way. It was bold but classy. Sex was selling this song but not their bodies. They were in complete control of themselves and I liked that they didn't have to force a friendship, they knew how to stay true to sisterhood and not let the wives of the industry tear them apart. Some groups only got along to stay getting paid and had no real friendship outside the studio. Props to these ladies for being sexually confident and unapologetic women in the female rap industry. They were the first to do it, and they did it right.
Bodies! Them girls were IN SHAPE!!!
No body implants- all natural beauty ❤️💯
If I had to dance to this thirty years later(now) I’d be dead on the dance floor lol 😂
I HAVEN'T SEEN THIS SINCE 1989!!!!! Thank you!
+Gabriel Rossa OOhhhh you told your age! But then I did too because I agreed, lol!!
+nvd2ceb4 ha ha I ain't new to this, I'm true to this.
This will always be the best workout song. Still gets me jumping...I feel so old.
gotta em cold going mad...I use to run this on the JUKEBOXX
Terasita Ross Awwww man Jukebox.... the memories!!!!
And got in so much trouble for it!
Jennifer Johnson Yes, when that bill came ...
jukebox was my shit
Yes
Mc Hammer, thanks for this!!! Im sure you were behind this cool production!!!.... You were and are a master!!.. 😎👍
This new crap can't make you dance like these old school hits can. Going on my playlist. Give props where it's due B Angie is the twerk Queen. My all time favorite songs is B Angie B "I don't wanna lose your love."
Ooooooo Dont want to lose your live....guuuuuuurl On the floor dancing for sure!!!!💃🏽
Ahhh the memories!!!! Juicy , still got em crazyyy, 30 years later! 🙌🏾
this still hard
This jam will never die!!
These women are fierce and hot. I think the reason is they seem so confident and in control of their sexuality and talent.
+Annie O Amen
This song is timeless. It'll work in the club now.
Original "WAP". Why I still know this whole damn routine???
B Angie B voice was fire which made every song !!!
A very underrated female hip hop group
I use to love this song growing up, I thought they were cute as hell and the their style was cool!! “When I step out my ride, you better open my door 🚪 “ I still live by that!!
Still here even In"2023"#yesMa'am 💯🙏😃😄😆😎😍👍👌💋🌹🏆🎁⭐️❤️
The good ole days. All I can say. I'm glad I grew up off this era of music.
I always did love the polka dot outfits! LOL
Naomi Caldwell yesss
Loved dancing to this back in the day
they used to play this shit back to back on the jukebox video channel back in the day
Da box !!
This was and is MY song!!!!!! I would dance my behind off to this song at 12. Here I am 43 years old saving it to my playlist! Still love Oak Town’s 357!!!!!! Real music and entertainers! Couldn’t wait to be grown enough to party 🤣. This is a hype song!!
🤣🤣
B angie b sound so good!
+mooky she could dance too
that wasn't b angie b's voice. it was another lady singing. she was doing the voice over
+shyshotcaller27 That was b angie b...her and tata vega (shug avery) just sounded similar
mooky I miss her ass too.
I still listen to this on repeat. Never gets old for me. Cold goin' Mad!
I bump this every DAY!!! I love my generations music!! And I used to do those dances!! Still can some what!!
cold going mad!! yass that's what bad bitches look like
I loved this in '89 at 13 years old, and still do today... And still die laughing as I am reminded about Tommy Davidson in "Juwanna Man."
357 and B Angie B were my favorite artist. B Angie B's 'So Much Love Here' as my favorite song and still is.....and to top it all off...MC Hammer chose me out the crowd in Little Rock, Ar to dance on stage with him. NO ONE WAS A BIGGER FAN THAN ME!!! I ❤the 90s
Lucky Jenny!!..I dance old school rap here in Mexico I can tell ya, mc hammer along with vanilla ice were my maximum idols but I considered mc hammer the best rap dancer!!... I dreamt of being dancing with hammer in one stage!!.. you made it!!.. congrats!!!
@@rustico0486 😘💨💋
This went so hard back in the day. I was too young to understand the lyrics though. They were putting in WORK!
Oh shit! I was about 10 or 11 when this came out. I used to call my younger sister in the room when this video came on TV and we'd try our best to dance like them! I was so shocked when a schoolmate told me what the song really meant. Now I that I'm older I know they ain't lyin'!
Deep bass and fast lyrics. These ladies had it goin' on back then. I keep diggin up oldschool for dope ish like this. Play it in the car, I guarantee it sounds way better.
Who used to call the 1-900-JUKEBOX number to play this? CLASSIC.
JUKEBOX WAS THE SHIT!!!! Remember how happy you got when a good video came on Lmao!
In college, this was my and my best friend's jam. We had it on casette single (aka, casingle), and we rode around town in my Camaro like we were badass. Memories.
357 killed it and B Angie B is dark and lovely with killer vocals ...
My Song Back In The Day When I Was A Teenager!I Really Miss This Era😢
I still remember this song coming out and so much controversy surrounding it.
I don't care what anyone says. That was fun stuff!!!
Mannn, I loved this video! Thanks for posting! Brings back good memories! I miss the dancing & the energy & the funnest of it all.
I was like 14 years old singing this with my friends outside... (if my mom hear me singing this, I would be popped up real quick lol)... now I look back I realize this was not a great song to sing at that age.. LOL
I remember learning this routine with my girls back in the day! Memories 💞🙌💣💥
This is super nostalgic for me! This was my jam even though I was 10 when it came out. I still remembered some of the moves and did them while watching this video. :)
See, that's why women who grew up in the 90's are SO strong! Songs like these! 🙌🏾
Obviously I'm reliving my childhood is what brought me here😭🤣😂 ......ahhh the memories lol
This is how you show sex appeal without being raunchy.
Who's still listening in 2023?
Still here...2024
I'm only 14 years old and i grew up with 90's music and i just have to say that this is my favorite!!!!
The juice is dangerous
ok so they were saying "Lit" in the 80's...nothing new. Lol
everything they say today we said back in the day, 90s was tha real
All today has is "epic", "bae", and "cuck". Everything else is still 80s.
@@commandercaptain4664 my grandfather been calling my grandmother "bae" for decades. That's not new either. Lol
Lol! this whole song is about how fyah🔥🔥 there cooter pie is...I LOVE IT!!! they juice would have me cold going mad too. ☺
Talkditings dem LOL
this brings back old memories!
This is still my jam. I loved (and still do) this song in middle school. Thank you for putting up a clean version of this song up
The good old days They will never be forgotten in My House.
this song is such energy. It's fire!
This whole cassette is a banger. Still listening 2020 quarantine time!
DA BEST ERA OF MUSIC .. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 .. #TIMELESSMUSIC #LEGENDSONLY
i miss good music like this .
Oh my gosh didn't know what I was singing at 8
+sprshedina that's what I was thinking haha
Don't be sad I was a 5 year boy singing this. Why didn't anybody tell me ? 😭
+Lamar Star Lmao 😂😂😂. I'm dying.
Lamar Star
that's alright
shit happens
that was the jam everybody was singing it
This was the jam back in tha day. Sunday night at the skating rink dancing like crazy! Great memories..." juicy got em crazy " LOL!!
This is the smoothest version of this song!!
B Angie B’s Face!!! The girls energy was through the roof!
This was mine& my sis jam back in the day. It's on repeat for me like crazy.
Fly girls for real
I Remember Wanting To Dance Like Terrible T When I Was Younger She Was So Fly
Screw Cross Fit try dancing like this for thirty minutes a day.
yes...I sweating my perm out...lol
This was the ish!!! B. Angie B."Pump it, pump it!"
In a time when music and talent were 100% genuine and the ladies were naturally beautiful. It's all fake today. Am I the only one still jamming to this in 2018?
I wanted to be them when I was young... studied their moves/dance steps for hours... days...weeks... when I went the club, I could keep it going through the entire song!
great dancing, even by todays standards.
+VJ C Right, they actually and dancing skills, rapping, and singing talent. Not just sexy. That's why they are better.
VJ C TODAY has NO standards. People stand around and fuckin'NOD.
STILL LISTENING 2023.🔥🔥🔥
70 people have no juice, LOL!
Before there was WAP there was Juicy.
I remember this being considered "racy" back in the day. Wow. Nice to see how "natural " women used to look #bringbackda 90's energy
i want this to play every day i get out of bed to start my super mom duties 💃💃
+Janet E Hit that B Angie B too. Don't wanna lose your love. lol
Yasssssssssssss!!! 💃💃💃💃💃💃😊
Still Love this song!
Oaktown's 3.5. 7 was a rap group formed by MC Hammer in 1989. Those were the days. This song was great for aerobics exercises back in those days.
Woooww I was singing this at around age 10, and didn’t know what they were talking about.
Terrible Tee was so fine! OMGoodness was I on love with her lol
* in love 😄
I remember always seeing them growing up and they even came to our school.... that's when Oakland ca was cool
Who else had the Jukebox channel back in the day?