Black Sheep “ The choice is yours “ Reaction
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Those of us who lived it , knows how hard that "Engine, engine number 9" line really hit. This song is iconic🔥🔥🔥
When it hit in the club!!! It was like a bomb went off! Everybody was on the floor hyped!!!
@@MrBackbone40YES!!!
It got sort of quiet, we would all dip down ... bring it up, bring it up, BRING IT UP and get RETARDED!
It's almost impossible to describe how hard that line hit. It was like the song to you to a whole new universe with that one verse...
You had to go down slow little by little....then when Pick it up, Pick it up, Pick it up back on the scene...everybody just got hyped and jumped up and went crazy!!
This was THE party rocker back in the day! It still slays!
Check out Black Sheep "Strobe light honey"...
The memories of being in a house party when this joint came on are forever etched into my mind
"Engine, engine, number 9, going down the transit line" predated Black Sheep. It was a jump rope song.
NYC transit line
@@bgvan37Did you even read my comment? Black Sheep made it "NYC transit line" for their rap. THE RYHME PREDATES THIS SONG. IT WAS A JUMP ROPE SONG.
We used to go crazy in the London clubs to this! 😎💃🔥
I miss the 90s so much!
I only know the music events every year in Southport near Liverpool in the 90s . There went for 3 days at a theme park on the beach the greatest music parties off. was a supper event and has opened my eyes for the first time how very very big the music business in England is. Greetings from Heidelberg / Germany
I think the rapper, Dres, is Q-Tip's cousin, which is why he says in the lyrics "l got cousins on the Quest".
My hubby & I just saw Dres about a month ago in a restaurant and we sent him a drink to thank him for one of the best Hip Hop hype songs ever made!!! Crazy thing is none of the young servers knew who he was…smh!
The part when Drez says, "engine, engine, number nine....pick it up, pick it up". The crowd in the club would go crazy! 90's all that.
Hell yeah the hip hop crowd would go bananas when this song came out crazy
Iconic hip hop
Aw shit!! There you go baby sis. So underrated. Check out Camp Lo "Luchini"....
The beats are hitting because they sample really good jazz records. Did you notice that they shouted out the groups that do the same? "I got brothers in the Jungle, cousins on the quest." Referring to the Jungle Brothers and A Tribe Called Quest.
In my opinion, the 90's was the last decade of exceptional rap/hip hop; Bel, Biv, Devoe, PM Dawn, En Vogue, etc.
Those are R&B groups 😂😂😂😂
@@b-boycastertroydude.......shut up. Just.....just shut up.
PM Dawn? 🤔 You can’t be serious 🤣🤣🤣
@deesmith2601 you shut your mouth
🔥🔥🔥 This was the ish back in the day. The "Scoop" reference is from their song "Flavoe Of The Month". Tfs😊 Oh yeah, check out Dres's lil brother Chi Ali "Age Ain't Nothing But a #".
A Hip-hop classic! Yo, I KNEW rap had gone straight-up pop when riding a NY train, a little Latina girl came past me, singing the hook to this joint. LOL. So cute. So catchy!
On the New York City Transit Line....................
NYC all day
I loved that group... So original.
Oh those were the days .
This track dropped my freshman year in college, 1991. When DJ's played this at parties, in clubs, the entire spot would drop down and then start jumping when Dres says "Pick it up, Pick it up, Pick it up!' Black Sheep were a part of the Native Tongues crew that consisted of the Jungle Brothers, De La Soul, A Tribe Called Quest, Queen Latifah, Moni Love & Prince Paul. They were the outcasts of the crew because they were a bit more rebellious, raw, street in their style and lyrics. This is why they called themselves Black Sheep. This song is a Hip Hop classic.
I was a sophomore in college. 20 years old!
I was a freshman too @Ohio State. At the Ice Breakers and parties, this song set it OFF!!!! OH and the Trans Euro Express with the variations called out!! WHEW, memories....
People used to lose their mind when it was played at the club or wherever especially at the engine engine number nine part. If I remember correctly Funk Master Flex has a popular mixed record that he plays every night with the engine engine part, then he drops to another song right after. Probably what you were thinking about.
Super classic. That's why you hear it everywhere. Another classic from them is "Similac Child"
Classic! "Flavor of the Month" was their other big one. You reminding me how lit the 90s was, this was 🔥🔥🔥but this group probably doesn't make most peoples top 10, that's how much hiphop/rnb talent was popin back then., especially the 1st half of the 90s.
Fu-Schnickens are another forgotten group that had a few bangers.
You said it: Production. That's what we were doing in the 90's.
Black Sheep is the person that is different from everybody else. They don't fit the standards & actions of those around them. They stand out extremely due to being not the norm. Normally an outcast.
NOTHING touches this! 💯😎
Its hip hop, its jazz, its rock. Its all things ro all people. 💯
Every group or rapper back then had there own sound/style
Hello ITZJT I Seen Black Sheep in concert and they were awesome
Classic!
Original bass and guitar and drums are enough for good music. Greetings from Heidelberg / Germany
I agree with you... that's great
YES this was the jam at the teenage clubs back in the day 👍🏼🤩
They were the "Black Sheep" of the Native Tongues.
After sampling every beat, note, instrument, grunt and scream from James Brown,
90's Hip Hop leaned heavy into Jazz samples and classic RnB. Coltrane, Miles, Barry White, just about anyone you could hook a beat to.
Dammit if they didn't crush it every time.
Awesome reaction. Check out KRS 1 "Outta here"..
The video was dope for its time also
After the 90s EVERYTHING went down hill 😅
What folks don't know is Dres from Black Sheep was a real one..BX in the house
🎶🎶🔥🔥🔥🔥
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thats a acoustic bass playing the opening notes. turn up the volume on this jam...
You'd love THE BRAND NUBIANS.
That intro baseline is from jazz song from the 70s. Skip to 3:00 in this … th-cam.com/video/FW0EapKHf28/w-d-xo.html
but the difference is...once we get to the break... Drez steps to the plate.
the era the music died..after the 90s
In a world.of so.much pretentious bs, JT my dear lady, youre a breath of fresh air. Qe thank you
Dead prez song Hip Hop.
Haitian? If so peace n love because that lamp says a lot
Kia commercial. Lol
I just gotta ask how old are you?
Try Blacksheep - without a doubt, its better
You like beats listen to the Fat Boys
Growing up, they uaed to put a lot into the songs. The lyrics, the compositin, breakdowns etc. Now songs be 2 or 3 minutes, onw vesese maybe two and then they just fade out radomly lol. Im not talking about underground hip hop, but the new style joints. Shit is terrible lmao