Talk trash about Hammer but he brought high energy to any live show and video, plus hit's on top of hit's I still have his first CD tucked in my 2000 plus CD collection 💯💪😎
@@BadTV1993 That's what's up,I miss the 90's the music that was produced at that time was amazing and every artist you knew who they were. Today music is all over the place now you have to strain your ear to find out who's who 💯💯
Plus he put his whole hood on taking them on tour with him to be backup dancers on stage with him. In interviews he doesn't regret doing that having filed for bankruptcy because he saved lives taking them with him on tour.
His image and persona didn't reflect it, but Hammer was a REAL gangster. Nobody was tryina mess with him and his entourage. He was powerful entity in the Bay back then.
@@RalphunrealNo shit, he’s white with good bars in a genre dominated by black people lmao, he’s popular because a lot of white people are into rap and are the main consumers, Eminem represents them
If all these great artists on this show only knew how the genre would slowly decline. This was the peak I believe but hopefully hip hop, real hip hop, will peak again.
I don’t think you in the loop🔁speak’n on HipHop, yea lyricism Nt a major factor to the youth these days, I agree! but tht dnt change the fact HipHop/Rap is the #1 Genre of music nt just in America bt “Globally”‼️
30:57 is so cool cuz Nelly went platinum with Tim McGraw 3 years later in ‘04. Now, you got Lil Nas X and Billy Ray Cyrus 11x platinum 17 years later. Ain’t that something??
The irony with Eminem is that the same demographic that liked Hammer and Vanilla ice, is the same contemporary demographic that like his music, Eminem is the face of acceptable modern mainstream rap, just like Hammer and Vanilla Ice
Yoo that Carmen commercial answered a big question in my life. I kept wondering about a big hip hop movie with Bow Wow and Beyoncé. I remember seeing the commercials and going to bed as soon as it came on. Doesn’t look as cool as I remember tho lol
No way watching a young sway in the morning is crazy, especially cause I’m only 26. So I never really knew about sway back in the day since my older brother went to the NAVY & my older sisters were more into punk. This is so sick to be able to watch for a “first time”
I came down to see comments nd over half of y’all dig’n the commercials like me, real spill after school vibes, wit BET nd MTV 98-02 instant nostalgically refreshing, 90’s dec was too lit🔥
After that Nelly video.. i had to start listening to underground hip hop, cause i knew it was all downhill from there..., coincidentally that early 2000s era of underground hip hop was exquisite
I know who needs to appreciate day by day what we live but it's only me who recent a nostalia each time I watch a documentary on the 80s/90s (time of my adolescence) the clothes are special grain in each video documentary films grain vhs the music the films the atmosphere of the cities of the 80s/90s I find that this period over 20 years was unique.The nyc of the 80s and 90s with the Los Angeles of the 90s it was wow even if the 90s; LA from 90 to 93 it was "the gangs" "The killings" the "drives by" . mac arthur park was the reputation as the most hardcore points in the US the 80s and 90s. the 80s/90s years really was fresh clearly
Damn watching this shit in 2023 is crazy. Da brat predicting to see a hiphop country song (Oldtown road) and we just had Hiphop celebrate it’s 50th birthday like Nelly said. And u definitely dont have to go “all the wayyyy over there” in the record store like Dre said, cause ain’t no damn record store to go to no more 😂. But they did move up tho, crazy still.
Ah a place to learn all missed while raising children.😉☺️💯❤️🌹🙏🕯️ Someone probably laughed 🤣 when I pondered where to look .😉🤔😂🌹 Love the reference to "Gumbo" Yes! MC Hammer must have been before 1993 cause I remember him clearly..even as a stroke patient..🤔💯😉
This supposed 'documentary" about rap in the 90's jumps from 1990/91 to 1996/97 in the first 5 minutes. Yeah, because there was NOTHING going on in hip hop between MC Hammer's big breakthrough in 1990 and Busta Rhymes' break in '96. Does anyone still consider MTV a considerable source?
Busta's first big break came with Scenario in '91. But yes, this focussed more on innovative music videos than the music and culture itself, they skipped a lot. Especially the development of all the different flow styles and lyrical game changers.
Before walk this way, a lot of people across America didn’t even understand what rap was. But MC Hammer and Wild Thing put rap on the Radio. Even Hot 97 in New York didn’t play any rap until those songs broke. Radio was ridiculously slow to play rap. Hammer deserves credit for that alone.
mtv did fk all for the culture; but it certainly messed it up and sped up the art going pop and selling out. The original mtv raps one hour saturday only show was cool and showed things as they were rather than influencing it to go suburban. I look at the state of the art now and just makes me for what it could have been
" I can't wait to see like a hip hop rap country song...." Da brat 30:52.... She saw the future she knew lil Nas x was coming... Instead of dolly Parton it was Billy Ray Cyrus
I heard way on the East Coast.. "Hammer" didn't play. But he WAS well fit from all that working out. I Liked Hammer. AND Liked Vanilla Ice for whatever reason. But Don't like West Coast music Never liked Sean Combs ever since he was a promoter. That was a long time ago. Living in BROOKLYN, I was a Biggie fan, not Tupac It is what it was. But, I agree with what the artists were saying about being old and this will be OUR OLD SCHOOL MUSIC. I am first generation hip hop, so I will always be old and remember leaving celebrity basketball in Queens, NY. And here comes my "boyfriend" i call everybody that til this day. I was leaving the bldg. Looked left then another swift look again..and sure enough here comes: "Big Daddy Kane" He had two girls with him. One obviously young enough to be his little sister and another older than the other but still looked a bit younger.. Didn't take any chances. I approached, hey how you doing?? Nice to meet you! Then said to him (regarding the older of the 2 females) "Is this your lady??" He said, "No" I said, "Good, then you won't mind me giving you a kiss" He said, "It's ok" I reached up hugged him and kissed his cheek and said thanks..he said no problem. He signed an autograph and left. 😍
The commercials really help with nostalgia. All I can remember is coming home from school and putting MTV on. Good ol days 👌🏻
Shidd I ain't see cable TV till yesterday 😭😭😭😭😭 we were broke lmfaoo
Hell yeah….TRL and Direct Effect
Truth
@@MrRknight2012❤❤l❤one
I'm ok with the commercials being left in, it sorta takes you back to a time before tv died.
exactly i love these commercials
And I remembered watching this on MTV and all these commercials put me in back in 2001
Yup
So true 👍
What??? Commercials are still being aired today. What are you talking about??? Geez.
“Pretty soon rap will be 50 years old…”
2023. Happy 50th birthday hip hop!
Crazy to think about
this is the MTV only 90s kids would know about :,(
Also first 2000s until like - 2006
Nah, couldn't get MTV in Canada back in the day, if you could you'd pay for it. MuchMusic and MusiquePlus were the go to's back in the day.
Mtv is full of gatekeepers & part of the industry.
Nah we couldnt afford cable tv so not MTV unless you went to a friend who had it...
I love the fact they have the commercials in it man really takes you back
Everybody was so young back in 01 🔥🔥🔥, miss these days.
Man man man I miss them days.
Damn, that quote sent chills up my spine!..."Is art imitating life, or is life imitating art!"...Things dont change, smh 💯💯💯
Talk trash about Hammer but he brought high energy to any live show and video, plus hit's on top of hit's I still have his first CD tucked in my 2000 plus CD collection 💯💪😎
I be bumpin hammer...I ride to the feel my power album mostly but I own his first 5 albums
@@BadTV1993 That's what's up,I miss the 90's the music that was produced at that time was amazing and every artist you knew who they were. Today music is all over the place now you have to strain your ear to find out who's who 💯💯
Plus he put his whole hood on taking them on tour with him to be backup dancers on stage with him. In interviews he doesn't regret doing that having filed for bankruptcy because he saved lives taking them with him on tour.
Listening to the predictions of the future of hip hop is heartwarming
His image and persona didn't reflect it, but Hammer was a REAL gangster. Nobody was tryina mess with him and his entourage. He was powerful entity in the Bay back then.
Like mob dangerous
I met him once, and really, he’s a good dude. Just don’t get on his bad side lol
@@pastense Heavy Facts
Damn the good old days literally 😫🥰
What emeniem said about Mc Hammer and vanilla ice is exactly how I feel about him and his music 🤷🏾♂️
The difference is, no one cares what YOU think
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@Goatchild90nah we care …Eminem is azz and not of the culture
@@thetruthandnothingbutthetr6484 eminem sells more than anyone even today. hammer was garbage, even 2pac said it.
@@RalphunrealNo shit, he’s white with good bars in a genre dominated by black people lmao, he’s popular because a lot of white people are into rap and are the main consumers, Eminem represents them
People stayed mad at Hammer.
I loved Hammer. 😂
I respect him today, too.
Oaktown 357 was our City Girls.
Limp BIzkit giving props to ATCQ made me smile R.I.P. Phife
Man I haven't seen this in years. I hope you got more of this
If all these great artists on this show only knew how the genre would slowly decline. This was the peak I believe but hopefully hip hop, real hip hop, will peak again.
I don’t think you in the loop🔁speak’n on HipHop, yea lyricism Nt a major factor to the youth these days, I agree! but tht dnt change the fact HipHop/Rap is the #1 Genre of music nt just in America bt “Globally”‼️
I think real hip hop never died you jsut gotta dig and do your researches
That’s crazy , Nelly hit it in the money. Hip hop Will be 50 years old , looking back like ….
It’s 50 now 2023 !!!
THIS takes me back…CRAZY!!!…I MISS YOU 2000’s!!!!🤝
30:57 is so cool cuz Nelly went platinum with Tim McGraw 3 years later in ‘04. Now, you got Lil Nas X and Billy Ray Cyrus 11x platinum 17 years later. Ain’t that something??
How are they 11x platinum when no one's buying music anymore?
@@benjaminwhite3585 Lol u trippin, they was packing show's worldwide don't know what planet you from😂😂
I remember recording this on VHS when it first came on. Nostalgia. I miss when MTV was actually good.
People need to upload their old VHS to TH-cam. It's great entertainment and anthropology
@@QOOQ8808 i have so much old hip hop footage on VHS
So proud Sway and Mc Hammer are from Oakland 😁
Oh y’all left the commercials in huh ?!?! It makes me feel old but I love the nostalgia 🫶🏽
The irony with Eminem is that the same demographic that liked Hammer and Vanilla ice, is the same contemporary demographic that like his music, Eminem is the face of acceptable modern mainstream rap, just like Hammer and Vanilla Ice
Exactly same demographics 😂
wrong, i’m an Eminem fan but Hammer and Vanilla ice are ass.
Seeing Puff talking about Biggie's murder is like seeing Lee Harvey Oswald talking about JFK's assassination
Sway has really came a long way..... Wow
This was cool- enjoyed every mile and minute of memory lane...💕❣💕❣💕❣
Thanks so much for sharing this!!!
MAKE HIP HOP 90s AGAIN
This I can get down with
80s
Yoo that Carmen commercial answered a big question in my life. I kept wondering about a big hip hop movie with Bow Wow and Beyoncé. I remember seeing the commercials and going to bed as soon as it came on. Doesn’t look as cool as I remember tho lol
No way watching a young sway in the morning is crazy, especially cause I’m only 26. So I never really knew about sway back in the day since my older brother went to the NAVY & my older sisters were more into punk. This is so sick to be able to watch for a “first time”
AWESOME SAUCE!👏
THANKS reelblack. 🏆
Heather T in tha place to be. Thanks for hanging with us
2:47 The famous Andre 3000 "Run Up on Hammer" quote.
Thanks...that's what I came here for lol
That quote will ways live on.
Thank you for keeping the throwback commercials in there though lololol
I came down to see comments nd over half of y’all dig’n the commercials like me, real spill after school vibes, wit BET nd MTV 98-02 instant nostalgically refreshing, 90’s dec was too lit🔥
ATCQ forever...RIP Phife
This is real OG hip hop/rap
It’s a damn shame what became of MTV
After that Nelly video.. i had to start listening to underground hip hop, cause i knew it was all downhill from there..., coincidentally that early 2000s era of underground hip hop was exquisite
I know who needs to appreciate day by day what we live but it's only me who recent a nostalia each time I watch a documentary on the 80s/90s (time of my adolescence) the clothes are special grain in each video documentary films grain vhs the music the films the atmosphere of the cities of the 80s/90s I find that this period over 20 years was unique.The nyc of the 80s and 90s with the Los Angeles of the 90s it was wow even if the 90s; LA from 90 to 93 it was "the gangs" "The killings" the "drives by" . mac arthur park was the reputation as the most hardcore points in the US the 80s and 90s. the 80s/90s years really was fresh clearly
Damn watching this shit in 2023 is crazy. Da brat predicting to see a hiphop country song (Oldtown road) and we just had Hiphop celebrate it’s 50th birthday like Nelly said. And u definitely dont have to go “all the wayyyy over there” in the record store like Dre said, cause ain’t no damn record store to go to no more 😂. But they did move up tho, crazy still.
Daaaaamn the commercials ugh! I miss tv I miss everything lmao
This video takes me back to being 18 years old about to graduate high school when this initially aired on MTV in the late spring of 2001.
1:15 is when I start laughing 😂😂😂
the advertising :D :D
Damn I love this it bring back soooo much memories…the commercials tho💪🏽💯🙌🏽🗽🔥
Hammer did it his way, much respect . And no Brat, nobody wore Hammer pants but him.
Exactly,bitch is stupid.
I had a pair back in the day so Da Brat hit that on the nail
@@shahawndonaldson9674 they are actually called HAREM PANTS and the style came from the ALI BABA n the 40 thieves days alladdin genies etc
Speak for yourself, but she's right! Me and all my boys had the Hammer Pants! I've still got mine!
I was 7 years old back in 90 with Hammer pants, a "U Can't Touch This" green sweatshirt and U Can't Touch This slap bracelet.
MEMORIES!!!! & EVE 😘😘 was my lil boo “PitBull In A Skirt” ❤Mane she was Gorgeous her spirit shines through her… RIP to DMX Always a Real 1 🙏🏾
It'z funny how back in DA REEL DAYZ,We used to watch MTV! ON A REEL TV HOMIE! 😆😂🤣😆😅
My mother had a pair of beige hammer pants when I was younger😂
'Well i'll be damned.. We are here in ja-Japan and Chinatown'
gotta love ODB
RIP JMJ
1990 was when Hip Hop really started taking off and becoming really good imo... LL Cool J was one of the first...🎛📻📼📺💲📈🎵🎶🎵🎤🎧🎛
Happy 50 years hip hop!!!
People forget about Blondie's rapture song with Fab five freddy
Girl look Salt face at 13:48..LMAO
I watched this when it came out. 80s baby, last of a dying breed
Best time to be a hip hoping G!!!
15 years later country/hip hop finally became a thing
Literally makes no sense mixing the two. Different worlds
Did we really need that
Ah a place to learn all missed while raising children.😉☺️💯❤️🌹🙏🕯️
Someone probably laughed 🤣 when I pondered where to look .😉🤔😂🌹
Love the reference to "Gumbo"
Yes!
MC Hammer must have been before 1993 cause I remember him clearly..even as a stroke patient..🤔💯😉
This supposed 'documentary" about rap in the 90's jumps from 1990/91 to 1996/97 in the first 5 minutes. Yeah, because there was NOTHING going on in hip hop between MC Hammer's big breakthrough in 1990 and Busta Rhymes' break in '96. Does anyone still consider MTV a considerable source?
Busta's first big break came with Scenario in '91. But yes, this focussed more on innovative music videos than the music and culture itself, they skipped a lot. Especially the development of all the different flow styles and lyrical game changers.
11:37 Yoooo, I used to love that commercial just because of the music 😂😂🤣!!. Damn that just brought me way back
Make HipHop great again!!! I remember this when it was new.
Eminem hating on Hammer, hammer was a beast
Cry ab it, Drake is the MC hammer of this generation. Of course Em didn’t like his music.
Here we go !
Da Brat predicted "Old Town Road"
When MTV cared about music
People can call Hammer wack all they want but Hammer was a dancing fool? If Chris Brown was around back then not even him wasn’t out dancing Hammer?
Shante Bryant couldn’t touch him
@Carrie Hall U A FOOL4 THAT🤣🤣🤣
Good ole days when the M IN MTV stood for Actually Music...😢😢🥀🥀🥀
Great Documentary🔥👏
Classic vintage footage
*I fuck with the 90's & early 00's hard*
As M.C. Hammer said in his most famous of hip-hop songs, 'Whoa, whoa whoa, whoa whoa, whoa---HAMMER TIME!"
Before walk this way, a lot of people across America didn’t even understand what rap was. But MC Hammer and Wild Thing put rap on the Radio. Even Hot 97 in New York didn’t play any rap until those songs broke. Radio was ridiculously slow to play rap. Hammer deserves credit for that alone.
We're celebrating 50 yrs now. Incredible
the commercials of those times were better
I wish they'd re-release allllll of the old MTV docs and True Life too
all them hype william checks booooiii🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤒
😂 this my era
mtv did fk all for the culture; but it certainly messed it up and sped up the art going pop and selling out. The original mtv raps one hour saturday only show was cool and showed things as they were rather than influencing it to go suburban. I look at the state of the art now and just makes me for what it could have been
Many thanks to Mr Hype Williams
I think Da Brat predicted the song Old Town Road haha
lol seriously
Big Time
These commercials are tripping me the fuck out .I remember when Carmen debuted. Crazy
Commercials and all lol wow💯♥️👏🏾
The commercials though
dont know why people say theres no beef in songs , they really do beef yoo
" I can't wait to see like a hip hop rap country song...." Da brat 30:52.... She saw the future she knew lil Nas x was coming... Instead of dolly Parton it was Billy Ray Cyrus
A mixture of 80s n 90s EARLY TETHER ANCHORS👈🏾👉🏾 and GREAT FBA🏹✊🏾 HIPHOP CREATORS💯💯💯👍🏾m
Ice-T looked old for 40 years 😂
I heard way on the East Coast.. "Hammer" didn't play. But he WAS well fit from all that working out.
I Liked Hammer. AND Liked Vanilla Ice for whatever reason.
But Don't like West Coast music
Never liked Sean Combs ever since he was a promoter. That was a long time ago.
Living in BROOKLYN,
I was a Biggie fan, not Tupac
It is what it was.
But, I agree with what the artists were saying about being old and this will be OUR OLD SCHOOL MUSIC.
I am first generation hip hop, so I will always be old and remember leaving celebrity basketball in Queens, NY.
And here comes my "boyfriend" i call everybody that til this day.
I was leaving the bldg. Looked left then another swift look again..and sure enough here comes:
"Big Daddy Kane"
He had two girls with him.
One obviously young enough to be his little sister and another older than the other but still looked a bit younger..
Didn't take any chances.
I approached, hey how you doing?? Nice to meet you!
Then said to him (regarding the older of the 2 females)
"Is this your lady??"
He said, "No"
I said, "Good, then you won't mind me giving you a kiss"
He said, "It's ok"
I reached up hugged him and kissed his cheek and said thanks..he said no problem.
He signed an autograph and left.
😍
Oh sorry..thanks for posting..
Mr. Woods!!
My brain is scrambled from overload..i am just NOW going to sleep...
I’m going to be honest have no fucking idea what you just went on about
Ok story time is over. Go mow the lawn or something
@@goochmcduck4285
Lack of sleep...I mean NONE...LOL
@@Heebygeeby08
You right.. but it sure ain't gonna be no lawn mowing..
And guess what? You get a 💕💜 for NOT being too harsh.
😘
i was really 3 when this came out
em hatin on hammer, typical lol
@Viking Of Truth 😂😂🤣🤣
@European Pride LMAOOO
they really washed that girls hair on that hallway 10:54
Love sway ...
20 Years Of Hiphop
Fast Forward
We celebratin HIPHOP 50Th
This is when MTV was good or decent. But they showed a lot of commercials.
I still think the bridge in can't touch this is one of the greatest ever
What's the song on anti-drug commercial 27:07?
U.S MTV was always sooooo much better than UK MTV, was dope when they started showing the U.S shows on MTV, MTV Base and MTV2
What's the name of the song at the end?
11:37 - lovely will barras illustrated volkswagen spot