The Red, The Black & The green he's speaking to the colors of The Pan-African flag, which was created as a response to racism against African Americans in 1920 with the help of Marcus Garvey. The African Master Key represents the concept of "life" or "the key to life.
😂He’s dissing KRS-One @7:45 - And the voice to a many going verb to verb,Sit back and take heed, brother you must learn! These lines were a dig at KRS-One, who was a “self-proclaimed humanist”. KRS and X-Clan had many clashes over their conflicting approaches - X-Clan’s black nationalism vs. KRS' more inclusive humanism. Brother J remembered the beef in Brian Coleman’s book Check the Technique:
@ it wasn’t about battle on mic, Brother J was displaying. Brother J is a Black Nationalist for his people first and KRS was trying to be a humanist and trying to have everyone hold hands and build, but Brother J wasn’t with it. It was like: “I can be friends with you all day, but before we’re going to build organizations together, let me get my people together first, so we can come as a focused weapon.”
@BornSavior555 we know this brother I've seen the behind the scenes about the beef. But they're rappers with knowledge of self first..... But still rappers. If they wanted to they both could of had a debate but they still choose to rap which made it a what...... BATTLE. Don't do that cause you're not schooling me on something I already know. I'm 54. Relax.
He’s actually taking shots at KRS -1! The Self Destruction and you must learn lines both refer to KRS -1 who always said he was the teacher! Those are the names of his songs.
Your next lesson should be Ras Kass "Nature of the Threat". I made it a point to play this track every Friday/Saturday morning when I was on the radio. This was from October 1996 until September 2005. I remember telling Ras when he came in for an interview that his song would be in constant rotation as long as I was on the air. This song might be why I'm not on the radio now???
Tha sample on this song is fruma Nigerian percussionist named Fela Kuti. Fela is dope. U might wanna check out sum of his work. U might b reactn 2 sum of tha incredible artist that Hip-Hop artist sampled back in tha day.
This is what we grew up on! Blessed! I'm so grateful to grow up in this era. Lyrics were tight with meaning! Flow had to be tight as well. And a beat on point.
Awwweee Man this use to be my group. X Clan was 🔥🔥🔥 Back in the day I used to rap and everyone use to compare me to Lin Que/Isis, If you know you know.😉
Oh yeah…and the main sample (Schoolboy Crush by Average White Band) on this beat was also used on Microphone Fiend by Eric B & Rakim, and Think About It by Special Ed.
It’s not your fault boogie . 89-93 during hip hop we studied. We attained knowledge of self. We never pass that knowledge down to next generation. That why your generation is the generation not giving a F
You gotta listen to Big L's Stretch & Bobbito 1998 freestyle. Big L was on a totally different level, your reaction listening to it will be priceless bro! 😅
Damn I was just about to get at you with this one. X Clan is that group. Glad you listened to it, brother. If you get a chance, check out the group from my hometown of Louisville, Kentucky, their name is Underground Mafia and the song they're known for is "Gangsta Walk" in 1992. They sampled X Clan - Grand Verbalizer and Rakim - Microphone Fiend. Oh and head exploding, check out the scene in the movie "Scanners" (1981).
Another certified dopified reaction!!! Back when kickin' knowledge of self was in effect mode... You should check out: Camp Lo - Luchini AKA This Is It or Camp Lo - Cooley High, one day. One of the most creative and lyrical hip hop groups of all time - bar none!!
X clan- xodus is that work too! Goes hard af! Your doing your thing young man n I respect you for absorbing the golden ages of talk hip hop music where there was power n actual messages in it! Your enriching your soul, brain, spirit n self educating yourself with something greater than what you're subjected to in this era out in now! Salute boogie!💪🏾👊💯
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"Dr. Sebi rappin" is crazy 😂😂😂
CRAZY WORK!🤣
I thought the same as you.
😂😂😂
😂😂😂
That's a bar 😁
Brother J is still alive. RIP Professor X and Suga Shaft
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Bruh, "Head the Word of the Brother" has got to be next 👍
Yes, it does!
I was just about to say that!
I cosign to this one too.........Fire and Earth, Exodus, and F.T.P too!!!! Let's go all the way down the X-Clan trail
that should have been the first.
Should have been far ahead of grand verb. Great call I said the same thing
Brother J is still Alive Dropping Knowledge
RED- for the Blood…
BLACK- for the People…
GREEN- for the Land…
ANKH- the KEY of Life…
X Clan “Heed The Word Of The Brother” next!!!! Please and thank you!!❤
Another vote for X-Clan - HEED THE WORD OF THE BROTHER. A must listen!!!
The Black Panthers birth this generation, Professor X is Sonny Carson's son.
At last
@ Nation of Islam
The Red, The Black & The green he's speaking to the colors of The Pan-African flag, which was created as a response to racism against African Americans in 1920 with the help of Marcus Garvey. The African Master Key represents the concept of "life" or "the key to life.
The gorilla vs. polarbear reference = Africa VS. Europe spiritual and cultural thought/practice
Teach it 👊
It was also a dis to 3rd Bass
They definitely had beef with MC Serch but back then I thought it was a Vanilla Ice diss 🤷🏾♂️
@EWheels even "misunderstanding" with BDP/KRS1
@@1withtheuniverse824 facts!!
X Clan was a time to he ALIVE !!!
That beat originally was used by Rakim "Microphone Fiend"!
Facts.
Average White Band " School Boy Crush"
X Clan “Heed The Word Of The Brother” is really gonna blow your mind!!!
Yeah yougin Brother J was that guy. Shoutout to X Clan
Hell yeah - dead prez
Return of the crazy one- digital underground
Flavor of the month- black sheep
😂He’s dissing KRS-One @7:45 - And the voice to a many going verb to verb,Sit back and take heed, brother you must learn! These lines were a dig at KRS-One, who was a “self-proclaimed humanist”. KRS and X-Clan had many clashes over their conflicting approaches - X-Clan’s black nationalism vs. KRS' more inclusive humanism. Brother J remembered the beef in Brian Coleman’s book Check the Technique:
Swimming in the books but the books ain't giving. I loved their battle on the mic but it got serious in the street. Love my era.
@ it wasn’t about battle on mic, Brother J was displaying. Brother J is a Black Nationalist for his people first and KRS was trying to be a humanist and trying to have everyone hold hands and build, but Brother J wasn’t with it. It was like: “I can be friends with you all day, but before we’re going to build organizations together, let me get my people together first, so we can come as a focused weapon.”
@BornSavior555 we know this brother I've seen the behind the scenes about the beef. But they're rappers with knowledge of self first..... But still rappers. If they wanted to they both could of had a debate but they still choose to rap which made it a what...... BATTLE. Don't do that cause you're not schooling me on something I already know. I'm 54. Relax.
Check SLOW DOWN BRAND NUBIANS
KRS-ONE responded with "Build and Destroy" they now frequently tour together.
Brother J is the real deal.
This is when rap was conscience. Check out 5 O'Clock by Nonchalant
*Conscious. 🙏🏽💯
Oh yes! Where you gonna be?
That was one of my mainstays also...
@@onlyjecu outside on the corner!!
That last line of her verse says so much:
"Your brotha getting skinny cause ya want your pockets fatter"
VERBAL MILK - X CLAN 💥💥
flowin is Brother J .. it was just his birthday..shout out to brother J
He’s actually taking shots at KRS -1! The Self Destruction and you must learn lines both refer to KRS -1 who always said he was the teacher! Those are the names of his songs.
Yup
KRS 1 responded with the Sex and Violence Album
Shots were at both BDP and 3rd Bass
KRS’ brother and BDP member DJ Kenny Parker has an episode about that beef on his YT channel.
This is directed to 3rd base
THIS IS THE ONE I'VE BEEN WAITING ON!😂😂😂😂
Me too!
Deeper then Atlantis, Deeper then the sea floor traveled by the mantis!👑
X Clan was listening to the panthers, Look up, Huey Newton and Fred Hampton.
Fred Hampton did something very incredible by creating the Rainbow Coalition!
X Clan - Fire & Earth (100% Natural)
From their next album 👍🏼
X CLAN - *HEED THE WORDS OF THE BROTHER!* AND *EARTHBOUND!*
Verbal milk.
U won't be disappointed 😂😂😂😂
X Clan - Heed the Word of the Brother
Having Knowledge of self is key.
X Clan were cool with young Pac but the Panthers were X Clan’s parents’ generation. One of these days you should check out Verbal Milk 🔥🔥🔥
Public Enemy “ Bring The Noise “ 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Heed the Word - X Clan
X-clan Heed the word of the brother 🔥
Your next lesson should be Ras Kass "Nature of the Threat". I made it a point to play this track every Friday/Saturday morning when I was on the radio. This was from October 1996 until September 2005. I remember telling Ras when he came in for an interview that his song would be in constant rotation as long as I was on the air. This song might be why I'm not on the radio now???
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I think he already did (?)... 🤔
Tha sample on this song is fruma Nigerian percussionist named Fela Kuti. Fela is dope. U might wanna check out sum of his work. U might b reactn 2 sum of tha incredible artist that Hip-Hop artist sampled back in tha day.
💯💯🔥🔥🔥
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Now this was and still is my sh*t.
African very African
This is what we grew up on! Blessed! I'm so grateful to grow up in this era. Lyrics were tight with meaning! Flow had to be tight as well. And a beat on point.
X clan - A day of outrage (3rd Base diss)
Gettem’ Brother J, there’s absolutely nothing like X-Clan ✊🏿
Awwweee Man this use to be my group. X Clan was 🔥🔥🔥 Back in the day I used to rap and everyone use to compare me to Lin Que/Isis, If you know you know.😉
X clan "fire & earth" is boom bap heavy
X CLAN VERBAL MILK 💯🔥
Oh yeah…and the main sample (Schoolboy Crush by Average White Band) on this beat was also used on Microphone Fiend by Eric B & Rakim, and Think About It by Special Ed.
X Clan in da buildin!!!💯 ✍️🎤🔥 ✊...
Knowledge of self!!💯
great reaction episode 🎧😎💯👊...
Rest n peace Dr Sebi 💯
That Eric B and Rakim -Microphone Fiend beat got you again! It does go hard! 👍🏾💥
Good one Youngblood. This song is so much deeper than you realize, but you're learning. You caught more than I thought you might.
The best joint on this classic album.
Raise The Flag?
"HE IS STEPPIN ALL OVER THIS BEAT LIKE *BIGFOOT!"*
😎 😎 😎
The X Clan KRS One beef totally went over my head
It's knowledge of self in his words. One of my favorite songs on my playlist. This what we bopped to as GenX black children.
This X Clan album is pretty rad
Glad you did this one Boogie!!! 🫶🏾🙏🏾👏🏾
Your next X-Clan video should be for the song titled A.D.A.M. His flow is so smooth it's INSANE!
Brother J was so ahead of his time
React 2 Chill Rob G's "Court is in Session", "Let Tha Wordz Flow", "Ride the Rhythm" or "Wild Pitch"
Cool, more X-Clan, awesome
X-Clan yo check out heed to the Brother next young Brother 🟥⬛️🟩✊🏿
X-Clan - In The Ways Of The Scales should be next Boogie.....4 real!
Public Enemy - Cant Truss It
It’s not your fault boogie . 89-93 during hip hop we studied. We attained knowledge of self. We never pass that knowledge down to next generation. That why your generation is the generation not giving a F
TRUTH!!!!!! WE DIDNT PASS DOWN THE TRADITIONS OF OUR ANCESTORS TO OUR CHILDREN LIKE OUR PARENTS AND GRAND PARENTS DID FOR US...
Yesss! Such a dope pick! Brother J's rhyming and energy is POWERFUL. This is what we be talking about... KNOWLEDGE OF SELF!
Panthers were Last Poets, Gil Scott Heron, James Brown
Redman -blow your mind
The Black Panthers were before the rap revolution hit
Boogie Down Productions- You Must Learn
I think he did it already, you can search
I know he has done My Philosophy
He did it on his other channel ImBoogie 2.0
❤️🖤💚 SISSIES!!
This young man said that *Brother J* was a "god." That says it all!
He (Bro J) was definitely channeling the divine!
Just keep listening to what the old heads recommend brotha.
That was Professor X’s famous tagline….”by the way…VAINGLORIOUS…THIS IS PROTECTED BY THE RED, THE BLACK AND THE GREEN…WITH A KEY…SISSSYYYYYYYY!!!!…..”
Craig Mack-Flava in your ear remix
Boogie,
BURN HOLLYWOOD BURN
CAN'T TRUSS THIS
GOODIE MOB
DJ QUIK - TONIGHT
You gotta listen to Big L's Stretch & Bobbito 1998 freestyle. Big L was on a totally different level, your reaction listening to it will be priceless bro! 😅
X-clan - Exodus, Adam
Public Enemy “ Public Enemy # 1 “ is a must!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
🤣🤣🤣Dr.sebi hell nah 🤣🤣🤣
That's right shout out the ancestors
You gotta listen to X-Clan's Tribal Jam, Xodus & Holy Rum Swig
X-Clan - Weapon X
Bran Nubian "Slow Down" is another dope song
Paris-the devil made me do it, gorilla funk or nobody move
The Panthers listened to The Last Poets!
Damn I was just about to get at you with this one. X Clan is that group. Glad you listened to it, brother.
If you get a chance, check out the group from my hometown of Louisville, Kentucky, their name is Underground Mafia and the song they're known for is "Gangsta Walk" in 1992. They sampled X Clan - Grand Verbalizer and Rakim - Microphone Fiend.
Oh and head exploding, check out the scene in the movie "Scanners" (1981).
Brother J is beast and his freestyles go harder
Young brother I believe this song came out 20 years after the Panther Party was established!
Please react to X Clan - In The Ways Of The Scales 🔥
Once again… “Boogie is protected by The Red, The Black and The Green….SISSY”!!😂😂✊🏾
“Don’t let what I’m sayin go over your head, man” lol!!!!!! You’re killin me brotha!
Redman-Da goodness (explicit)
Kool Moe Dee - rise and shine
A day of outrage - operation snatchback is probably the hardest track on the album
😂😂😂😂😂 Young king said Is this Dr Sebi rapping🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Heed the Word of the Brother
Verbal milk...XCLAN
Not the Panthers‼️😆DAMN how old do you thnk #GenX IS😂 #90sJoint💯💃🏾
Also check out Prophets of Rage by Public Enemy…
Another certified dopified reaction!!! Back when kickin' knowledge of self was in effect mode...
You should check out: Camp Lo - Luchini AKA This Is It or Camp Lo - Cooley High, one day. One of the most creative and lyrical hip hop groups of all time - bar none!!
X clan- xodus is that work too! Goes hard af! Your doing your thing young man n I respect you for absorbing the golden ages of talk hip hop music where there was power n actual messages in it! Your enriching your soul, brain, spirit n self educating yourself with something greater than what you're subjected to in this era out in now! Salute boogie!💪🏾👊💯
Yes Brother J is alive and well. I will tag him on this video
He was shooting at KRS ONE with that "you must learn" reference.
Now that you have been primed, Time for The Last Poets.....
@aaronfarr6782 Lawd!! Especially When He Hears When The Revolution Comes, Black Is And Mean Machine
He is not ready for that. Automatic Pushbotton Remote Control. Don't forget Brother Gil Scott Heron