That's a real throwback seeing little kids talk about back in the day when they was teenagers but they still teenagers so what you mean when you were six or seven to five or four
2022 these two were the baddest and the most underrated duo rap group. It's a shame that they didn't blow as big as they should have. Their voices and flows couldn't be touch actually 90s hip hop can't be touch.
I remember watching this video of illegal's back in the day track on the episode of rap city in 1995, and they only played it once and never played it again, great times back in the 90's.
Been jamming out to this since the mid 90s as a kid. Dope track and album. I remember the cassette tape being red. They were affiliated with PAC and death row records. 🔥🔥
The Flow they had was litty, but the rhyming and word play was undeveloped. These kids needed guidance and didn't get it from themselves or others. That took away from song structure. Always was a huge fan of Mr. Malik. He was just incredible in every way to me growing up. Later developed a love for Jamal. Not realizing how ruff and raw and rugged he was as well. They complimented each ovah perfectly. Blessings.
Crazy how good they were. Wish they would've made more albums. I forget about how much skill they had. Still better than soo many of the music these days. Loved music back in these days. But, times always change, so, we got what we got
I remember him rapping with Warren G on "What's Next?" from G Funk. Thought he was so hard, but didnt realize he was in this group and I briefly remember the name, but didnt realize it was him until I heard him spit. Lil' dude was dope!
"I'm keeping it raw, illegal like malik and Jamal/ cause I don't believe in the law like I'm Steven Seagal." Eminem gave them a shoutout way back in the day.
I just screamed !!! Never seen this video. I love illegal. Underrated. Dope crew. Erik Sermon knew what he was doing. Dope dope. (hip-hop heads. Bahamadia used this sample on what song??)
All I c win i look at this video is straight love and universal timeless reminders of the importance of everyone sharing their truths (even children sheeeeiiittt especially children) from Uncle Rudy to the little brothers shootin dice...this project this video way ahead of its time...yall dont even remember the blue tape ... fucked me up on so many levels to see this after decades. Much respect to Illegal and the movement that put them before the worlds eyes. Someone knew these children had a story worth telling...someone was right.
Back in the days when lyrics had substance back in the days when videos wasn't all about money or shaking ass Back in the days when everybody wanted to be different nobody had the same sound Mad props to my parents for conceiving and having when they did
I ran into Jamal here in Atlanta a few years ago. I didn't know it was him when I first met him. The second time I met him I bought a CD from him. He pretty cool.
Here’s a gem for you if you didnt know. Check out the song “Tha Points”. For some reason alot of people dont know about it but it features MAAD legends like Jamal, Notorious BIG, Redman, Coolio, Bone Thugs, Busta Rhymes, Big Mike (Ghetto Boys) and more. Its an officla song from The Panther soundtrack (1995) and theres a 9 minute version with way more rappers
0:50 ABSOLUTELY DOPE JERSEY...WOW...NHL ALL STAR GAME JERSEY.....NEVER SEEN A RAPPER WEAR ONE OF THOSE ALL STAR JERSEYS....RESPECTS TO THE CREATIVENESS AND ORIGINALITY 👊👊👊
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kid had more talent, than most rappers nowadays
Thinking the exact same thing. That's a shame! They killing all these modern so called rappers.
Beasticious 69 most rappers now be mumbling shit 😂
damn why they released only one album like a group? their rhymes crash my mind!
I'm sure they had ghostwriters. Most kids did.
Kids, as in more than one. Maybe they look alike to you but there were two kids in this video.
Back in the days when hip hop has a pure message!
🎉pure hip hop maliknjamal 😢father n a hot sandwich😮aka hip hopn ghetto life
I really miss this era . Glad I grew up around this time 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Man I miss it
Big up to Illegal and the OG's who took them under their wings Tha Dogg Pound {Malik} and Def Squad {Jamal}.
Don't forget Lisa Left eye Lopez
Oh shit now you say that you can tell Malik rap like Kurupt and Jamal got that Jersey swag to him for sure
@@stryker5949 Are you going to chop off those big man feet too?
Those were some cool ass kids man
Killin grown men these days!!!!! Those boys were On It!!!
And Also Lil Malik collabed with 2pac on a Song There U Go it was meant for His Solo Album Malik Goes On 1995
Yeah
Man, the way he starts rapping, he had balls of steel for his young age
Yeah just started off too hard for the mic lol
I’m so glad that I lived through this era.
fade em all.......jamals solo album was slappin hard. ...he really brought that east coast vibe
that boy was raw to bad they couldn't stay together
Malik and Jamal separated and Jamal stayed on the east coast and then Malik went to the west coast
I use to have Jamals album last chance no breaks...Great album but it was his last chance lol.
@@thegamingchef3304 but that shit keep it real yo gotta keep it real yo, was and forever iz tha bomber
Jamal a fade 'em all.
tha shoutout to 2pac and treach at the end is cold
Ed Gunner and had Snoop & Tha Dogg Pound cameo at the end!
You wear a bandana like that
PAC influence
Youngstas Of 90s
@@bxboro4662 that was them at 4:28 shooting dice. Lol
Malik used to be around 2Pac, Outlawz, Dogg Pound, BadAzz, and Deathrow in the 90s.
For all the Ghetto Bastards out there
" uncle Rudy"
The legendary DOLAMITE
The 90's teenagers where a different breed. U had to be on your toes and it reflected in the music that was made. Real sh*t.
90s kids rapped better than today's adults.
Facts
All facts 💯
Agreed. Many doesn't know that's how biggie smalls was at their age.
🎉true, Malik had bars, and he was young too. Imagine if he kept rapping. OMG.❤
@@777uptown2Kurupt wrote his lyrics back then
That Treach flow was everywhere in the early 90’s
Tupac used it as well on when my homies call for example
Treach had to have written this song.
I remember buying this album when it came out back in the day,awesome ass Red Translucent Cassette tape...
Fact
R.I.P. Rudy Ray Moore aka Dolemite. Those dudes were mad young but had mad SKILLZ!
RIP lil milik
This is a Master Piece so under appreciated. Shout out to Jamal Phillys Finest. 👍
Shoutout to Left Eye and Eric Sermon for giving these dudes a shot. I thought this song was so hard when it came out
Don't forget Treach
That's Snoop dogg family
E-Dub has an ear for talent. I think he put on Redman too
How did left eye help them 😊
Still hard
we was the same age, and Ioved this song cause me and my lil G's were the same way! we thought we were grown too. out there wilding.
Back in the days when I was a teenager classic illegal🚬🔥🚬🔥🚬🔥🚬🔥🚬🔥🚬🔥🚬🔥🚬
I miss this era, dudes were straight spitting 🔥
2:18 is still a real gem💎...Thats what i saw back in the days & still in 2023.Ride a Bike while the whip around the corner💯.
Will be blasting this spring/summer 2019 in my car.! Happy I found this..
Ahhhhhh me too fellow 80’s baby 😎
HUGH MUNGUS lol trying to insult, but gets ignored
@@dnorris8664 ..............jjo
Feeling that. Could vibe to music like this on an entire Sunday afternoon drive.
TattedBri ...as well as in 2020
That's a real throwback seeing little kids talk about back in the day when they was teenagers but they still teenagers so what you mean when you were six or seven to five or four
The group Illegal was about Story telling through a youngins perspective when it came to their music. You can’t help but love it!
USED TO SEE THIS ON RAP CITY BACK IN THE DAYS
Yes, Rap city was the sit back in the day!
I remember this video on Rap City. Malik is Snoop cousin
#preach
Rapcity with Joe Cleezy...
Rap schitty...schitty....lol
2022 these two were the baddest and the most underrated duo rap group. It's a shame that they didn't blow as big as they should have. Their voices and flows couldn't be touch actually 90s hip hop can't be touch.
Big Ups to Holly Hill South Carolina. Peace Love and blessings from Allendale South Carolina copped this tape when I was in Korea in 1993-94 ^_^
Same here Gifford SC by way of dc.
Big ups Vance, Eutawville and Santee too, I went to middle school with Malik, he was a punk but his brother Big was a real G
These dudes were 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
the authenticity of HipHop man. Nostalgic vibes no doubt.
You can hear a lot of Treach in their flow cadence. I remember when Lil Wayne first came out visually he reminded me of Malik
And still more mic skills than ANY of this new generation.💪🏾
Facts most rappers these days cannot even rhyme and flow on beat most of the time
I remember watching this video of illegal's back in the day track on the episode of rap city in 1995, and they only played it once and never played it again, great times back in the 90's.
Love this beat. The best young rap group besides the youngstas
In the 90s we Churrin rapped better than today's adults.
These lil niggas was hard asf💯
Wow haven't heard this since back then. Back down memory lane fr
Now this track is dope
I would LOVE a mr. Malik Vlad tv interview
He's dead
Man I used to play the hell outta this cassette lol them youngster had bars !
this is straight tough for young people by 1993.. it is material for 2021 and beyond
Man this is dope when music was hitting hard that 90s had it on lock.
That throwback NHL All Star Game jersey is 🔥🔥🔥
4:37 snoop and kurupt make a cameo
You know Snoop is Malik's cousin?
Daekwon Da Prophet i knew they made songs together, like on doggystyle and stuff. didnt know they were related though.
And Daz
It was sort of a pun. Snoop & Malik are both from Long Beach & Kurrupt & Jamal are from my home town, Philly.
@@C.P.Brown_ Malik from South Carolina
Yo they can spit mad fire. Illegal where ya at? I wish ya make a comeback together
Been jamming out to this since the mid 90s as a kid. Dope track and album. I remember the cassette tape being red. They were affiliated with PAC and death row records. 🔥🔥
Yeah man Classic🤣🤣I had that
They were under snoop daz and kurpurt before pac signed to the row
The dogg pound
Awesome raps and a Sega Mega Drive. Best of two worlds.
Throwback!
Shout out to Illegal. One of many fav group. I wonder where they are now in 2020?
100 % Realness/Oldschool/Rap
Real Rap.
da only rap
@@jay2chill134dont even compare that bs to this
@@meowxdhahalolreal talk bro. It doesnt even compare!!
The Flow they had was litty, but the rhyming and word play was undeveloped. These kids needed guidance and didn't get it from themselves or others. That took away from song structure. Always was a huge fan of Mr. Malik. He was just incredible in every way to me growing up. Later developed a love for Jamal. Not realizing how ruff and raw and rugged he was as well. They complimented each ovah perfectly. Blessings.
Them niggaz was hard! I wish they would’ve put out another album. Malik switched his whole style up when he went to the west
Crazy how good they were. Wish they would've made more albums.
I forget about how much skill they had.
Still better than soo many of the music these days.
Loved music back in these days.
But, times always change, so, we got what we got
How did I miss these lil niggas??? I would've loved them back in the 90's.. 🔥
Are era reflected in the youth how taking the art was a serious thing💯💯💯💯
Real hip hop...90s miss you...2020 R.I.P hip hop
This jam is way better than all rap songs from today's garbage when rappers had talent.
Best kid group of all time hands down
Don't forget Da Youngstaz
Hip Hop Classic!!!
MS THESE DAYS 😢😢😢
“I’m never packin pop tarts for lunch, I’m packin .38 specials that’s why they call me Mr. Hot shot”
That was a bar 🔥🔥
Beat and lyrics really takes you back to 90s fr
Needs more recognition this hit fire 🔥
2021 , Illegal still rocks !!!!
85 south and Busta Rhymes sent me here🤘🏽
I remember him rapping with Warren G on "What's Next?" from G Funk.
Thought he was so hard, but didnt realize he was in this group and I briefly remember the name, but didnt realize it was him until I heard him spit. Lil' dude was dope!
Yup…and he killed on the song Pump Pump with Snoop on Doggystyle
When RAP was Real word up💯💪👊✌️🔥
all that still today loved them from 93
Mister Malik & Jamal 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I recall rocking this in a Walkman in the 90s.
"I'm keeping it raw, illegal like malik and Jamal/ cause I don't believe in the law like I'm Steven Seagal." Eminem gave them a shoutout way back in the day.
@ConkeyCrack haha.. That's what's up, they were pretty underground, even though I do remember seeing their video on The Box back in the day.
Bro I heard that em freestyle way back but never knew who he was talking about
Flippin off police while I'm leapin a wall take a bunch of tylenol and fall asleep in the mall 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
And the dog pound
@@timdunkdeez7168 Rap City freestyle
Illegal could have really been something... Wonder what happened to Malik.
He turned into Jadakiss
APL Sauce 😹
He became associated with the Dogg Pound and changed his name to Hershey Loc.
I remember he did a few bars on Monica's song "Like This And Like That" back in the day.
@@aplsauce3896 😂😂😂🤣👍🏾
They are so much better than some of the shit that plays today even Rudy Ray Moore in this.
1:10 takes me out each time. 😂😂 This was my shit back in the day!
Hip Hop 90's forever ! respect from france ...
I just screamed !!! Never seen this video. I love illegal. Underrated. Dope crew. Erik Sermon knew what he was doing. Dope dope. (hip-hop heads. Bahamadia used this sample on what song??)
IDK but I'm down to fucking find out. That girl is outta here dope!!!
Good ol dayz..Illegal and the Youngstaz
All I c win i look at this video is straight love and universal timeless reminders of the importance of everyone sharing their truths (even children sheeeeiiittt especially children) from Uncle Rudy to the little brothers shootin dice...this project this video way ahead of its time...yall dont even remember the blue tape ... fucked me up on so many levels to see this after decades. Much respect to Illegal and the movement that put them before the worlds eyes. Someone knew these children had a story worth telling...someone was right.
Damn I completely forgot about this. I feel so old.
Wow.
Ain't heard this joint in SEGA!!
Memories😌
Back in the days when lyrics had substance back in the days when videos wasn't all about money or shaking ass
Back in the days when everybody wanted to be different nobody had the same sound
Mad props to my parents for conceiving and having when they did
My favorite classic hip hop joint.
goosebumps.
True hip hop! Still have this album 🔥
Illegal was super ILL 💯. Miss these dayzzzzz
The Real Rap 90s Classics Niggaz 🔥💣☝️🔝🎙
Different version from the album, but still really good. I love this channel.
I use to see these lil dudes at the studio everyday...used to trip me the fuck out how grown they was!lol
Back in the days when I was a teenager 🔥💯❗️damn this shit fire I forgot I'm 27 this had be thinking them teenager days
I wish they could come back
I ran into Jamal here in Atlanta a few years ago. I didn't know it was him when I first met him. The second time I met him I bought a CD from him. He pretty cool.
I still listen to Jamal all the time and it's 2020 now
Here’s a gem for you if you didnt know. Check out the song “Tha Points”. For some reason alot of people dont know about it but it features MAAD legends like Jamal, Notorious BIG, Redman, Coolio, Bone Thugs, Busta Rhymes, Big Mike (Ghetto Boys) and more. Its an officla song from The Panther soundtrack (1995) and theres a 9 minute version with way more rappers
who listening 2020?
miss my childhood 90's
Is that the same guy that featured on Monica's like this and like that track??
riddley39 Yes it is
riddley39 They used to be a couple. He from South Carolina.
Fred Smith for real ??? Lmfaooooooo
Yup it was meant for his Malik Goes On album but it got moved and they remixed it
Hell yea the one and only Mr Malik. Like this and like that
That dance at 1:09 is priceless lmao 💯🔥🔥🔥
Cracks me up each time. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
'The uncle that broke your mothers word of letting you out when supposed to be grounded. "Shhh we're going to that concert
this song will always be dope, but its a little ironic they're only teenagers in this song lol
skigh45 OK
+skigh45 not only ! his grandpa is a teenage ?! hahha
0:50 ABSOLUTELY DOPE JERSEY...WOW...NHL ALL STAR GAME JERSEY.....NEVER SEEN A RAPPER WEAR ONE OF THOSE ALL STAR JERSEYS....RESPECTS TO THE CREATIVENESS AND ORIGINALITY 👊👊👊
Storytelling at it's finest
real hip hop....90s
Even more air!
it is perfect too! Hey!
We luv your musick!
85 South show made me look these dudes up