Black Sheep - The Choice Is Yours (Official Video)|REACTION!!!

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[@situationsixtynine8743]

Man, this was the ish 💯
Movie: U Got Served

[@Turnabout]

Also part of a medley in the first Spider-Verse movie

[@ecrypto1569]

You got a mad lyrical flow bro.. I wanna hear more...

[@WebsterA]

3:21
I always wondered this 10 years later when people started saying it, after Black Sheep had long faded out.
I asked Chat GPT, of course. Haha
The line "Engine, engine number nine, on the New York transit line, if my train falls off the track, pick it up, pick it up, pick it up" from the song "The Choice Is Yours" by Black Sheep is an interpolation of a traditional children's rhyme. The original rhyme typically goes: "Engine, engine, number nine, going down Chicago line, if the train falls off the track, do you want your money back?"
Black Sheep adapted and popularized the rhyme within their hip-hop context, giving it a unique twist with references to the New York transit system and adding the energetic repetition. The use of familiar rhymes and phrases is common in hip-hop, often serving to connect with listeners through shared cultural references and to add a playful or nostalgic element to the music.
For more details, you can read about the song's lyrics and background on various music and lyrics sites.

[@DanGeezyPresents]

The movie is You got served I think

[@mikes5345]

Part of the music I grew up on ... Great song and delivery is good and polished

[@realtimetraveler35]

There was a JC Penney commercial from 2005 that used this song. That could possibly be where you heard it from

[@echopryme]

You can get a scoop... Later. 😎
Dres is UNTOUCHABLE!

[@gandalfshakur8235]

New Jack Swing was a pop sonic/style trend in the late 80's/Early 90's Bobby Brown, Bev Biv Denoe, Colour Me Bad, and of course Jodeci and its child Blackstreet.Colour Me Badd was also NJS. Ain't life grand when you find everting around is soulless? Life is far more fascinating the hue color prejudged universe.

[@mikes5345]

Badass song and video

[@jinius75]

It pisses me off that you don't understand the relevance of this track! Black Sheep were slept on in the day .. hell Naughty and Cypress dropped their debut albums the same year.... Cube.. Funkdoobiest...

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