The first time I heard of the Force MC's , we ran into them in the Bronx. This crew that I used to hang out with over on Tinton Ave were doing an outside jam in the basketball court in their area, and these dudes happen to be out there and asked if they could get on , saying they were from Staten Island. In fact what really stood out was that at the time DJ Dr.Rock had a broken arm, but they talked to the crew and ended up rocking for a few minutes and it blew us all away. How many DJ's can cut with a broken arm?( and as a DJ myself I was impressed - dude was NICE!). They had skills on the mic and had some dope routines that they threw down. This was long before the "MD's" - They did their "F-Troop" routine and a couple of others . I know that when they left we were all blown away and knew we had to step our game up. I think the crew from Tinton was called the Devastating Force ( I hung out with the 2 brothers Doug and Ed in school at Lehman H.S). JayQuan killed it again with this one. Even the flyers. I remember most of them. That Stevenson H.S one with "Ikey C" for sure. I did some flyers for Ikey for some shows his crew "The Cosmic Force" were doing with the Cold Crush Bros. Hip Hop has a seriously interesting history and it's really nice to hear it being told Authentically.
I can go with that too! But keep in Mind The “Fantastic 5(Freaks)”,The Funky4 And or The Funky 4+1more Along with Rahiem Himself as solo and of Members of Them And The Furious 5.Were all incorporating Harmonious singing form of Rapping.Into Their Songs.Just to add on what You’re saying Brotha.
Thank to all of y'all for the history lesson rest in peace to my brother Mercury rest in peace to Tcd rest in peace 2 Trisco rest in peace to lordkwon and my cousin DJ.DR.ROCK
JayQ I was not so with Force MD's back in those days, but after watch this Lesson, d*mn! I learn to listen to them, especially the mix tapes 70/80's. Thank you so much again for another great Lesson!
Force mc's was one of my favorite crews in the early 80's...the total package..singing, rapping & dancing. I wish you had my favorite promo they did on the W.F.S.T.S. with C...(they did it over get up and dance). I miss those cats & those days.
Man you continually amaze me with the archive of tapes. I was too young to go out and obtain mix tapes in this erra. So I have a great appreciation. I remember hearing this kind of stuff on WHBI when I could catch it.
So glad i knew this brothers since I was young. My brother Staten Island Legend DJ Hines gave me the knowledge. Too bad lots of people here on the island dont know hip hop history before wu tang. True pioneers. also dj Rock was ahead of the game as far as scratching DJ's were concerned. He is the best scratch DJ in his era on staten island
thank you jayquan, love the force mc's / force md's. they were the 1st to mix rap and r & b. your lessons are the best. thank you for your post they bring me back to the best time of my life. when music was great and it was a better time than now. sometimes i wish i could go back to them days.
When I heard my first tape of them I wasn't feeling them because their singing routines were so tight they seemed to lack that live raw sound like the cold crush then later I realized it's because they were real singers as well as rappers.
MEMORIES! The Gilligan's Island rap AND the track banged BIG time! The Force MC's were definitely THE doo wop/rap group of ALL time, and rest in power to the members that have passed on and well!
I forgot about " Forgive Me Girl ". I'm from NY. I remember listening to this on a Saturday afternoon on a radio station that I cannot remember. It wasn't BLS and it wasn't KISS FM, but I remember listening to this song either on that particular radio station before the 3 karate movie came on, or after. But, I believe it was before the karate movie. If anyone from New York can remember that station that used to rock on Saturday afternoon oh, please, let me know what the name of it was.
@@jamingjohnson2275 Sorry, THAT I couldn't tell you. I was just starting high school at that time, so I was young. WKTU was the only other "Black" FM music station that I remember other than BLS and KISS.
@@jamingjohnson2275 Oh, you know what??? I think Jay just did a feature on the Supreme Team, where they hosted a radio Hip Hop show of their own! Check on his video list, maybe thats it. Just maybe.
Being from St. Louis music is very important to me, so when I first heard Itchin' For A Scratch and Forgive Me Girl I was hooked on the Force MDs. I agree one of the most underrated groups ever, those harmonies were so hypnotic it was amazing. Still a fan
Yo, you're helping emcees so much! This is necessary. People ask where I get my quick flow. You help me further appreciate hip-hop and it's opened up so many flows and so much vocabulary. Thank you so much! (Skill comes with knowledge and love for the art!)
Another great lesson! With you teaching that Force MC's/Force MD's fellow Staten Islander's Wutang Clan were influenced by their music, I have a new appreciation for 1996 Daytona 500 by Ghostface Killah from the Ironman album that they did together!
All I Have To Say To You Brother Jay is THANK YOU 🙏🏿. Got 2 Copies Of The Best Of The Force M.D’s. Greatly Appreciate The Unreleased Material Of The Force M.C’s, New Edition And The Force M.D’s, Full Force...80’s 4EVA.
DOPE!!! I remember all of these songs and albums coming out when I was a youth. To be honest, I think the first true school hip hop acolyte, will be the one who can pay proper tribute to ALL eras AND styles, effectively, and still retain their particular message and brand...that would be dope to hear... blessings
Coming soon the force mds relive it going to be a great documentary of there story from the beginning to now I saw it at nyc few years back in nyc love it cant wait for the world to see it
Man 8 minutes in and I had to pause this to say thank you JayQuan my brotha for yet another beautiful history lesson on another legendary group. I grew on the Force MD's (Itchin For a Scratch, Take Your Love Back, Auld Lang Syne, Touch & Go, Tender Love) and I consider myself a Hip-Hop baby and a historian too, but you come with the untold history beyond the history we know or can find on Google. So thank you again and now I'm about to relax and enjoy this one. #HistoryClass #JewelsAndGems
"Forgive Me Girl" has to be the most copped single, for dudes in my age group. I must've bought that record, 4, or 5 times, between 1984-1985, plus roses, trying to get a girl back. Back then, the block saw you with a copy of "forgive me girl", and flowers, they knew you REALLY fucked up!
Went to these guys at the Apollo along with Lelo Thomas, and Alexander O'Neal. They rocked it so hard that when O'Neal got on stage after a few songs that he sang people started walking out The force was 4real.
I must admit I bought their records, just because I found them on sale back in the day (Europe) I bought anything labeled "Tommy Boy". However I was disappointed, expected electro but got mainstream pop/funk instead. Now that confused me, but I understand Tommy Boy, they wanted to sell records and wanted to reach the common record buyer. As always, top edutainment, packed with facts. Pure joy watching your videos!
Another great lesson by Jayquan the Foundation!! I am going to call you for now on Mr. Jayquan , PHD.!! This brought back some good times. Thank you thank you ty P.s. ....add a addendum to this lesson. The intro to Ghostface Killah Daytona 500 when the Force MD’s sung the into. Dope. Lol
I hear this music in the beginning and this current world that we inhabit goes away. No guns, no drugs, no thuggery, no pants saggin', no dudes with skinny jeans and purses. Nothing but the sweet sounds of old Hip Hop from down the block.
Wow another great lesson. Its strange that you did this cause I've been running the Love is a House video for the last 2 weeks lol. Those live recordings you played especially at the beginning were tight. I've never heard any of those before.
Man I love your videos. I was trying to remember one of their songs that pop in and out of my head over the years but I was confident that you were going to mention it--and you did around 36 mins--Itchin' For a Scratch. I didn't know it was them until recent years.
@21:11, I loved when they did this routine on Ghostface's Ironman before Daytona 500 came on. Great content JayQuan, Force M.C.'s/M.D.'s one of my favorites. 1st song I heard from them was Tears, my Mom & Aunt would that song crazy. Lol.
I'm 48 from upstate NY, and have a vague memory of 1984 and 85...when the Force MDs was the acceptable R&B to wind the party down (possibly even slowdance with a female due to the ambiance of the slow jams). Parties dominated by rap music
Hey great video ! You didn't mentioned they featured on '96 "Ironman" Ghostface album, even tough you played "Daytona 500" instrumental at the end .) A whole generation discovered them trough Wu Tang
Yo I believe that the raido station that you are talking about is92ktu. Back in the days cause I believe that92.ktu use to play music like this and all of good music like this before the katey movie came on chnnice 5. Feel me? Let me know that92, K.T.U. is the raido station. August19_2019.
I fuck wit this channel. People that say Teddy Riley was the first to blend Hip Hop and R&B just be saying some shit, repeating myths. These myths erase the true history of Hip Hop. The same way this Jamaican myth is erasing James Brown, Rudy Ray Moore, Muhammad Ali, and hundreds of years of black American history and culture. The Teddy Riley New Jack myth is one of the dumbest myths of Hip Hop considering Hip Hop was literally born out of R&B, not to mention this era/subgenre right here. We need to start chronicling the subgenres of Hip Hop the same way that Dunn cat did for Heavy Metal. They got they shit structured, even though they shit is really our shit but that's besides the point. Teddy Riley wasn't the first to come up with the concept of blending R&B and Hip Hop, but he came up with his own New Jack style with it. Some might even debate that.
THE-ONE-AND-ONLY........REST IN PEACE-T.C................THE-FOUNDATION!........FORCE-MC'S........SALUTE!......JAYQUAN.....CAN-YOU-DO-A-LESSON-ON-RAP-GROUP.....THE-LIFERS?
Wow. You know so much. I feel like you are doing a public service by making these videos. You are a cultural curator, my brother!
The first time I heard of the Force MC's , we ran into them in the Bronx. This crew that I used to hang out with over on Tinton Ave were doing an outside jam in the basketball court in their area, and these dudes happen to be out there and asked if they could get on , saying they were from Staten Island. In fact what really stood out was that at the time DJ Dr.Rock had a broken arm, but they talked to the crew and ended up rocking for a few minutes and it blew us all away. How many DJ's can cut with a broken arm?( and as a DJ myself I was impressed - dude was NICE!). They had skills on the mic and had some dope routines that they threw down. This was long before the "MD's" - They did their "F-Troop" routine and a couple of others . I know that when they left we were all blown away and knew we had to step our game up. I think the crew from Tinton was called the Devastating Force ( I hung out with the 2 brothers Doug and Ed in school at Lehman H.S). JayQuan killed it again with this one. Even the flyers. I remember most of them. That Stevenson H.S one with "Ikey C" for sure. I did some flyers for Ikey for some shows his crew "The Cosmic Force" were doing with the Cold Crush Bros. Hip Hop has a seriously interesting history and it's really nice to hear it being told Authentically.
To quote the great Doug e fresh any group that merge hip hop and randb are children of the force md's very legendary group
true
@@njjjjjjjjhhhs 👍
I can go with that too! But keep in Mind The “Fantastic 5(Freaks)”,The Funky4 And or The Funky 4+1more Along with Rahiem Himself as solo and of Members of Them And The Furious 5.Were all incorporating Harmonious singing form of Rapping.Into Their Songs.Just to add on what You’re saying Brotha.
@@heruapocalypse2021 very well said that true
Andre Williams Appreciate That Brotha!
STATEN ISLAND BEFORE THE WU!!! THEY WERE DEFINITELY THE DOO WOP GROUP OF OUR TIME!!! GOOD ONE BRO!
Respect bro
Another Great lesson! Daytona 500 1996, only REAL HIP HOP Heads know.!
things that we need? NEW FOUNDATION LESSONS!!! always on time, bro! I've still got radio tapes with a few of their gems on them! good lookin out!!!
Thanks bro!!
Thank You Jayquan for giving these brothers from Staten Island some recognition for what they did in the hip hop and r&b world.
Tender love is my all time favorite song
Incredible song
Very very underrated group...waaaaaay ahead of their time
Hearing These Classics MCin Sessions Just warms My Heart ❤️.
Thank to all of y'all for the history lesson rest in peace to my brother Mercury rest in peace to Tcd rest in peace 2 Trisco rest in peace to lordkwon and my cousin DJ.DR.ROCK
JayQ I was not so with Force MD's back in those days, but after watch this Lesson, d*mn! I learn to listen to them, especially the mix tapes 70/80's. Thank you so much again for another great Lesson!
That's what it's about bro! Thanks for looking!
Force mc's was one of my favorite crews in the early 80's...the total package..singing, rapping & dancing. I wish you had my favorite promo they did on the W.F.S.T.S. with C...(they did it over get up and dance). I miss those cats & those days.
Superb job! The nostalgia! I just got lost in time through this whole video. I miss these times. 😩🙌🏾
Thanks jayquan for the history force mds streetteam ....
Yep u know im on it kev ha ha
Man you continually amaze me with the archive of tapes. I was too young to go out and obtain mix tapes in this erra. So I have a great appreciation. I remember hearing this kind of stuff on WHBI when I could catch it.
Wow...after hearing their catalog I can TOTALLY see how New Edition would've been shook by these boys. Thanks, Jay for another LIFE lesson!
One of my favorite groups if all time,along with the Spinners, SALUTE! to the Mighty FORCE MD'S, WORD,Love y'all.
So glad i knew this brothers since I was young. My brother Staten Island Legend DJ Hines gave me the knowledge. Too bad lots of people here on the island dont know hip hop history before wu tang. True pioneers. also dj Rock was ahead of the game as far as scratching DJ's were concerned. He is the best scratch DJ in his era on staten island
thank you jayquan, love the force mc's / force md's. they were the 1st to mix rap and r & b. your lessons are the best. thank you for your post they bring me back to the best time of my life. when music was great and it was a better time than now. sometimes i wish i could go back to them days.
@53:10 Tears is a bonafide CLASSIC!!!
When I heard my first tape of them I wasn't feeling them because their singing routines were so tight they seemed to lack that live raw sound like the cold crush then later I realized it's because they were real singers as well as rappers.
MEMORIES! The Gilligan's Island rap AND the track banged BIG time! The Force MC's were definitely THE doo wop/rap group of ALL time, and rest in power to the members that have passed on and well!
I am so glad GOD put you on this planet the memories you are giving me about this group just put me in tears.BANGER.
Respect brother. Glad that I could aid in conjuring up those memories. A great thing about music!
I've been waiting for this Moment
Peace. There was nothing like coming home from school to see there videos on Video Music Box!!!!
I forgot about " Forgive Me Girl ".
I'm from NY. I remember listening to this on a Saturday afternoon on a radio station that I cannot remember. It wasn't BLS and it wasn't KISS FM, but I remember listening to this song either on that particular radio station before the 3 karate movie came on, or after. But, I believe it was before the karate movie.
If anyone from New York can remember that station that used to rock on Saturday afternoon oh, please, let me know what the name of it was.
You might be thinking of WKTU. that was the station responsible for bringing us New York Hot Tracks.
@@Mr.Taylor56and it only played Rap on Saturdays from, like 12 to 3?
@@jamingjohnson2275 Sorry, THAT I couldn't tell you. I was just starting high school at that time, so I was young. WKTU was the only other "Black" FM music station that I remember other than BLS and KISS.
@@jamingjohnson2275 Oh, you know what??? I think Jay just did a feature on the Supreme Team, where they hosted a radio Hip Hop show of their own! Check on his video list, maybe thats it. Just maybe.
And Ralph McDaniels Video Music Box would always play Forgive Me Girl
Being from St. Louis music is very important to me, so when I first heard Itchin' For A Scratch and Forgive Me Girl I was hooked on the Force MDs. I agree one of the most underrated groups ever, those harmonies were so hypnotic it was amazing. Still a fan
Dope as usual bro💯✊🏽
Thank you!
Whoooooa!man this is as dope as it gets i cant come down from a hiphop high like this!!!!!
Yes, yes, thanks Jay i can't wait to listen to this one!
forget unsung we have the real teacher of hip hop,another great banger.Thanks my brother for keeping real music alive.
Respect!
Nice piece once again. These guys predated groups like Jodeci. They were ahead of their time indeed.
Rememer the burger king jingle off the get up & dance beat?..... can't find that one anywhere anymore
Appreciate the history lesson. Keep up the great work 👍🏾
Once again a Great lesson for all Force M.D's fans and the Hip Hop Community alike. Waiting on that D.O.C
Nah. Too early. But he mentioned Harlem World Crew...
@@randee4550 will look out 4 it.
Yo, you're helping emcees so much! This is necessary. People ask where I get my quick flow. You help me further appreciate hip-hop and it's opened up so many flows and so much vocabulary. Thank you so much! (Skill comes with knowledge and love for the art!)
Thanks for looking!
Another great lesson! With you teaching that Force MC's/Force MD's fellow Staten Islander's Wutang Clan were influenced by their music, I have a new appreciation for 1996 Daytona 500 by Ghostface Killah from the Ironman album that they did together!
All I Have To Say To You Brother Jay is THANK YOU 🙏🏿. Got 2 Copies Of The Best Of The Force M.D’s. Greatly Appreciate The Unreleased Material Of The Force M.C’s, New Edition And The Force M.D’s, Full Force...80’s 4EVA.
Thanks for looking bro
It's almost scary how good they were
Thank You So much for the love !! Pops smiling down Right Now ! We got you Dad !!!
Thank you again brother man another one of my favorite groups of all time who really don't get there just rewards
Always down for a great hip hop lesson good looks my brother jay Quan 🎼🎶🎵🎼🎼🔊🔊🔊🔊
DOPE!!! I remember all of these songs and albums coming out when I was a youth. To be honest, I think the first true school hip hop acolyte, will be the one who can pay proper tribute to ALL eras AND styles, effectively, and still retain their particular message and brand...that would be dope to hear... blessings
My most favorite ❤️ song in the world, Tender Love
Coming soon the force mds relive it going to be a great documentary of there story from the beginning to now I saw it at nyc few years back in nyc love it cant wait for the world to see it
Man 8 minutes in and I had to pause this to say thank you JayQuan my brotha for yet another beautiful history lesson on another legendary group. I grew on the Force MD's (Itchin For a Scratch, Take Your Love Back, Auld Lang Syne, Touch & Go, Tender Love) and I consider myself a Hip-Hop baby and a historian too, but you come with the untold history beyond the history we know or can find on Google. So thank you again and now I'm about to relax and enjoy this one. #HistoryClass
#JewelsAndGems
Respect. And thank you
Duke bootie is the funniest name ever next to sheik yourbouti
On the spot spontaneous powerful talent
Those F name plates they use to rock was HARD!!
"Forgive Me Girl" has to be the most copped single, for dudes in my age group. I must've bought that record, 4, or 5 times, between 1984-1985, plus roses, trying to get a girl back. Back then, the block saw you with a copy of "forgive me girl", and flowers, they knew you REALLY fucked up!
Been waiting for this... Thank you
Man you do these Things with so much Love and Respect plus they are 100% on Point i have to Salute you.💯💯💯✊✌Keep up the great Work.😎
Respect bro. Thank you
Thanks for this video 📹 I like 👍 the Force MDS. You did it again Foundation another Great 👍 and informative video 📹.
Thanks for looking
RIP Dad ! The Lord Kwhan ! A True Legend !
Respect!
My condolences to you and your family
Went to these guys at the Apollo along with Lelo Thomas, and Alexander O'Neal. They rocked it so hard that when O'Neal got on stage after a few songs that he sang people started walking out
The force was 4real.
I must admit I bought their records, just because I found them on sale back in the day (Europe) I bought anything labeled "Tommy Boy". However I was disappointed, expected electro but got mainstream pop/funk instead. Now that confused me, but I understand Tommy Boy, they wanted to sell records and wanted to reach the common record buyer. As always, top edutainment, packed with facts. Pure joy watching your videos!
Thank You!
Great memories, Jay. Thanks again!
Respect!
Another great lesson by Jayquan the Foundation!! I am going to call you for now on Mr. Jayquan , PHD.!! This brought back some good times. Thank you thank you ty
P.s. ....add a addendum to this lesson. The intro to Ghostface Killah Daytona 500 when the Force MD’s sung the into. Dope. Lol
We are the GODS...and we came to rock the spot.....like Iron Man Starks...
Love the history stevie and jessie d. Told me about there history force mds
Made me go back to watch Rappin’ again!!
I hear this music in the beginning and this current world that we inhabit goes away. No guns, no drugs, no thuggery, no pants saggin', no dudes with skinny jeans and purses. Nothing but the sweet sounds of old Hip Hop from down the block.
I really respect how u go about this series of old 🏫 u have.u do research and get in depth.much respect ✌ 👑
@1:00:50 Here I Go Again, another CLASSIC!!!
Very entertaining lesson. I really enjoyed this one.
Thanks bro
Once Again Pull out Your Books Y'all Incredible Lesson from Jayquan !
Respect brother
Force MCs was nice but they really only known for singing on record. Really underated MC group to me one of the best.
Wow another great lesson. Its strange that you did this cause I've been running the Love is a House video for the last 2 weeks lol. Those live recordings you played especially at the beginning were tight. I've never heard any of those before.
Thanks for looking bro. Glad that you caught something that you never heard...
Another good one, brother.
Thank you. Much appreciated!
@@TheFoundationhiphop, no, thank you for doing what you do.
Wow I remember meeting Stevie D on Staten Island ferry and how he let me spit a rhyme for him and he told me shorty you could rap keep doing it.
Dr rock and dr shock were 2 different djs
Man I love your videos. I was trying to remember one of their songs that pop in and out of my head over the years but I was confident that you were going to mention it--and you did around 36 mins--Itchin' For a Scratch. I didn't know it was them until recent years.
Thanks for looking, respect bro
Ha! My profile is deceiving I see. I'm a sis...and my pleasure.☺️
@@meechellea my apologies Sis!😁, sorry for my assumption. Thanks for looking!
They did an excellent remake of The Intruders song I Wanna Know Your Name with Trisco Pearson on the lead vocals. And I love their song Walking on Air
Yes. And Float On with thier label mates Stetsasonic...
In 1985 I was in the 3rd grade. My older cousin had Here I Go Again in heavy rotation whenever he was babysitting - lol. In Ohio.
Been waiting for this u np u gonna have to do a part 2 3 & 4 on these guys ha ha
I got that fantasy three vinyl 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 one of the greatest instrumentals of all time dropping the bomb!!!!!!!! 💣💣💣💣💣
i don't know what to say... you killed this lesson ! KOOL love this!! thanks. 80's hip hop over everything!!
I had never heard of the Force MC's until I tuned into this lesson 11:11 A.M. After an hour and 39 minutes, I now know a lot about them. 🤓
Now when I hear the song Old School by Tupac I think of The Foundation....but I don't think he mentioned the Force MD's.
@21:11, I loved when they did this routine on Ghostface's Ironman before Daytona 500 came on. Great content JayQuan, Force M.C.'s/M.D.'s one of my favorites. 1st song I heard from them was Tears, my Mom & Aunt would that song crazy. Lol.
That voice affect was like a sonic strobe effect.
I'm 48 from upstate NY, and have a vague memory of 1984 and 85...when the Force MDs was the acceptable R&B to wind the party down (possibly even slowdance with a female due to the ambiance of the slow jams). Parties dominated by rap music
I mean you just doin the, BEST WORK!! Foundation!...
Respect. Thank you!
@21:52 that goes to that Ghostface IronMan😊😁😍💞❤️
Hey great video !
You didn't mentioned they featured on '96 "Ironman" Ghostface album, even tough you played "Daytona 500" instrumental at the end .)
A whole generation discovered them trough Wu Tang
Jay your just tooooooo good!
Respect. Thank you
My people from Staten Island 💯🔥🔥🔥
cray i was just was talking about this..... now this video
I learned a lot from hearing Dr. Rock cut for the Force.
This is excellent.
Thank you!
Yo they was KILLIN NGGZ!!! GOT" DAMN
The fly 4 mcs, 2 of my cousins were in that group
i have stevie d on my facebook list now cool dude
This is inspiring i can feel what they had to go through
Good history waiting on rockers revenge DJ mighty master cee
Yo I believe that the raido station that you are talking about is92ktu. Back in the days cause I believe that92.ktu use to play music like this and all of good music like this before the katey movie came on chnnice 5. Feel me? Let me know that92, K.T.U. is the raido station. August19_2019.
Holy crayola I almost forgot about this 😅
I fuck wit this channel. People that say Teddy Riley was the first to blend Hip Hop and R&B just be saying some shit, repeating myths. These myths erase the true history of Hip Hop. The same way this Jamaican myth is erasing James Brown, Rudy Ray Moore, Muhammad Ali, and hundreds of years of black American history and culture.
The Teddy Riley New Jack myth is one of the dumbest myths of Hip Hop considering Hip Hop was literally born out of R&B, not to mention this era/subgenre right here. We need to start chronicling the subgenres of Hip Hop the same way that Dunn cat did for Heavy Metal. They got they shit structured, even though they shit is really our shit but that's besides the point. Teddy Riley wasn't the first to come up with the concept of blending R&B and Hip Hop, but he came up with his own New Jack style with it. Some might even debate that.
THE-ONE-AND-ONLY........REST IN PEACE-T.C................THE-FOUNDATION!........FORCE-MC'S........SALUTE!......JAYQUAN.....CAN-YOU-DO-A-LESSON-ON-RAP-GROUP.....THE-LIFERS?
I'm only familiar with them on a surface level. Will have to do some research...
@@TheFoundationhiphop 100
I love it
Yo I'm a 27 year old hip hop artist. With unreleased music never before heard and very innovative