Bro I love your channel with small historical docs like this. 88 92 and 96 are goat yrs of hip hop. There is also a late 80s and early 90s rnb channel like this. It’s the small details. I would like to see u do a whole 2 yr analysis leading up to the decline of hip hop now in 2024.
That's a great idea and I was just thinking about how to do something like that. It's gonna be a long video so it'll take a few weeks to get it completed I have a couple things I'm already working on. But you're gonna get a shout out for this.
@@dredocsWow man I appreciate that.. btw wtf happened to hip hop? I’m only 34 but it seem like it was this young black Afro centric female with pride and then it turned into that yt european designer hore it once hated . Just go back and look at the diversity in 92 . Arrested development, spice 1, native tounge aka de la soul , Ice cube etc… hits were were smashes back then. I remember being 3 and hearing kriss kross jump and Naught by nature opp everywhere from mtv jams bet to local radio. People were outside back then and things just felt liver. Around 03 ish hip hop began to lose its soul.
@@waligibson240I got it at a distant number 2. 96 just got too many classics . Stakes is high All eyes on me Reasonable doubt It was written Soul on ice The score Atliens Hell on Earth Hardcore Iron man Sry 88 laid a foundation but 96 was a time where u had to be at the top of ur kraft to be respected by peers
I'd say 88 to 96 was the 'realist' in Hip Hop! Everything you heard and saw was fresh and original. EVERYTHING! Once Diddy went from being Puff Daddy to P Diddy and started sayin' he invented "The Remix", WHICH HE DIDN'T, Hip Hop started becoming more 'watered-down' after that.
@@each1teach1academy43yeah I think 94-95 was the top of that era. I would say things stayed great through early 97, and after that BIG and 2Pac were dead, Death Row was breaking up, and hip hop took a couple years to figure out where it would go from there. That’s not to say great music wasn’t being made. OutKast, Jay Z, DMX, etc were all putting out great music in that time frame, but those two murders pushed a reset button and it took some time to appreciate the new normal.
Docs By Dre... You did your thing with this Boss! Everyone that watches this should show you some love. This is nostalgia the 90's was the truth. I'm still bumping that Spice 1 in 2024. Everybody had their own style and beat. 1999 Shit started going down hill. 2000 everybody started to sound the same and had the same beats.
Thanks fam I love that spice 1 album I've never stopped bumping it it's 1 of my favorite albums all time. I know others may not see it like I do but I had to show it some love. You're right about the change with 2000. Wasn't anymore years with a multitude of great albums like the 80s and 90s
Good video! But you definitely forgot to mention Eric B. & Rakim 4th album" Don't sweat the technique" in 1992 also. Which went gold and this was their last recorded album together. Know the Ledge!!!!
A Great follow up On the year 1992'' And all of the hits that dropped that year. 1992 was my freshman year in highschool And i remember buying alot of the cassettes on this list back in 1992 back when Recordstores were still around 🎶😎
Spice was the shit and still is. We were on Spice in 91, then the while album dropped in 92, my God. Spice almost sounded like Short we thought. 92 was amazing, Spice killed it in 93, 187 He Wrote was so dark and classic
93 to 96 will always be my favorite years hands down and one year to pick is 94 why debut albums from Nas, Outkast, Biggie, Method Man, Da Brat, Warren G (Regulate) Mystikal. And classic albums from Scarface (the Diary), Common ( Resurrection), Thug Life, Murder Was The Case not to mention the albums that dropped at the end of 93 like Doggystyle, Enter the 36 Chambers and Midnight Marauders
love the channel already g. 1992 is one of the most pure HIP HOP years, i have love for all eras of rap even up to today but it really bleeds what true hip hop is, which i think is separate from straight rapping. good luck with 94,95,96 haha they’re boutta be crazy from the underground to mainstream the mid 90s were the pinnacle of hip hop in its adulthood.
When you mentioned Ganksta Nip I instantly gave this video a like and I subscribed highlights on that album are Psycho Get out the game and Action speaks louder than words 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Agreed 👍. I've always felt 92' was a magical year from Das Efx "they want efx", Nice n Smoith " sometimes I rhyme slow", Beastie Boys "whutchawant", Rakim "don't sweat the technique", Gangstar "take it personal", Black Sheep "strobe light honey" tooooo many to call. 😊
Dope summary of a very stacked year. So many classics. I think NIP deserved more than n honorable mention though. It's debatable that album put horrorcore on the map. Oh and don't sleep on those Pooh-Man and Poison Clan albums. Both were dope imo. Brotha Dre I would love to discuss rap with you man. I rarely meet people that go in-depth on the subject like I can. I'm co-author of the book G.O.A.T. 50 and hope one to do my on vids and maybe a podcast. If I do, maybe we can collab or just chop it up. Peace.
Yeah I liked nip and we used to listen to him hard I wasn't shaky on how many people would be aware of him a mistake on my part. Yeah we can definitely collab on something email me your info and I'll hit you up. Docsbydre@gmail.com
Also don't forget Tung Twista" Running Off The Mouth" ,Common Sense" May I Borrow A Dollar" , Master P "Mamas Bad Boy", EA Ski "One Step Ahead Of Y'all" and MC Thick "Marrero" the single.
92-98 for me.. The major label artists were making more commercial songs by 97 but the whole new york indie scene (Rawkus, Fondle'em etc) carried on the real until the late 90s.
I’m 15 years old and I love 1992 hiphop it’s my favorite era of all time Epmd Redman K-solo Das EFX Pete rock and cl smooth Tlc Dr Dre snoop Dogg Kriss kross Arrested development Leaders of the new school Rough house survivors Showbiz and ag Diamond D House of pain Tung Twista ice cube GangStarr So fire🔥🔥
Man 92 Is One Of The Greatest Years Of Hip Hop History 1. Dr. Dre The Chronic 2. The Pharcyde Bizzare Ride To The Pharcyde 3. Redman Whut Thee Album 4. Spice 1 Self Titled Album
Good doc on '92, but you left out maybe my favorite album from that year; Diamond D (Diamond and the Psychotic Neurotics) - Stunts, Blunts and Hip Hop which was Fat Joe's debut and one of Big L's first appearances. How about Showbiz & AG - Runaway Slave? No love for the DITC crew, but at least you had Lord Finesse in there. And Redman's album was the last Def Squad album of '92, not EPMD. I played that Business Never Personal hard the summer of '92 and Whut? Thee Album all fall.
Personally I say '93-94 because,Nas,Wu-Tang then Gangstarr & On London Posse, Cash Crew & Hijack. Not Forgetting DrDre,Snoop Doggy Dogg And Slick Rick & BDP, ATCQ & Many,Many Others. Juice S/T Menace II Society,HIT Squad . Amazing 👏 🙀 😯 Kenz LND.
Still wish 'Watch yo Nuggets' from Wut the album, came out as a single. Things are hotting up, 92, just on the cusp of the 93 greatness 😊 Also ' We Had to Tear This Muthafucka Up' which is on the B side of Ice Cube's Wicked is one of the dopest 90's cuts. Glad Mecca and Soul Brother got the mention, sooo dope tunes one after the other that all have been a single.
92 was really a transition year to 93 and 94. 88/89 and 93/94 and 96. First 2 min of this video you at SCC. They wouldnt have even been mentioned if this was 88 or 93.
I want everyone to know that I own EVERY CD that was mentioned on this list! Indeed, '92 was an excellent year for rap music. Question: how many of y'all can match my score???
ANSWER: These joints are in CONSTANT rotation among many other 90's classics. As for educating the youth, well, you can lead a horse to water, but can't make it drink,@@kharyvines6971
The capitalist white American industries have been telling the stories of our culture for way too long, and it's always affected the youth negativity. This goes back even before my childhood and I'm 41. Id like to thank you for telling the stories they leave out of history 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
@@dredocsActually, Mobb Deep had the names first. Check out 1991's "Too Young" ft. Prodigy. And the Source Magazines 1992 article entitled "Unsigned Hype" ft. the Poetical Prophets (who would later become Mobb Deep)
88/89 school year was the best ever. That wasn't even 12 months more like 9 months. Slick Rick, NWA, Big Daddy Kane, Biz Markie, Special Ed, Rob Base, De La Soul, Rakim, KRS-One, EPMD, forgetting about another 10 rappers.
@jaykaynum5569 spoken like a true radio zombie. You can tell you are full of sh¡t because in 92, if you were into Rakim, you weren't really fing with Kris Kross. Plus baby got back and jump around were way more popular than any Rakim record. You just look dumb with comments like that.
This voiceover dude said KRS One's last album was Sex, drugs and Violence. Maybe somebody should let him know KRS-One, which IS Boogie Down Productions, has 25 albums! More than ANY rapper or rap group, and has another one coming out in 2024! I cant stand it when people try to talk about Hip Hop and don't even know facts on it! Do your homework, THEN talk!
@@anthony-qc6yzin that case Erick Sermon is EPMD, Run is Run D.M.C, Rakim is Eric B and Rakim, BDP is the group, KRS one is the solo artist. If they are the same thing then why even call it BDP and not just KRS One
@@GrinchyGreen334 BDP is a group?? What group?? BDP was NEVER "a group"! It's ALWAYS been just KRSONE since Scott La Rock died. Do you even know who that is, or are you too wet behind the ears! Anybody else you heard rappin was a guest on his album! EPMD, RUNDMC WAS a group! Okay, you're reminding me of a line KRS said in one of his songs, 'You tryin to get yours, but gettin' NOTHING! You probably can't spell Boogie Down or Productions! Go get educated kid!
CORRECTION. Any year that does not include RAKIM, KRS ONE, BIG DADDY KANE, KOOL G RAP, SLICK RICK, PUBLIC ENEMY, LL COOL J, BIZ MARKIE, MC LYTE, EPMD, NWA, and DOUG E FRESH can not be considered the GREATEST YEAR IN MAINSTREAM HIP HOP MUSIC. because they influenced the NEXT GENERATIONS of GREAT RAPPERS. And that is a FACT!
No 88 was the most competitive year and the start of the golden era of hip hop.The cats that were out were lyrically inclined so you had to be dope and bring it.
Bro I love your channel with small historical docs like this. 88 92 and 96 are goat yrs of hip hop. There is also a late 80s and early 90s rnb channel like this. It’s the small details. I would like to see u do a whole 2 yr analysis leading up to the decline of hip hop now in 2024.
That's a great idea and I was just thinking about how to do something like that. It's gonna be a long video so it'll take a few weeks to get it completed I have a couple things I'm already working on. But you're gonna get a shout out for this.
@@dredocsWow man I appreciate that.. btw wtf happened to hip hop? I’m only 34 but it seem like it was this young black Afro centric female with pride and then it turned into that yt european designer hore it once hated . Just go back and look at the diversity in 92 . Arrested development, spice 1, native tounge aka de la soul , Ice cube etc… hits were were smashes back then. I remember being 3 and hearing kriss kross jump and Naught by nature opp everywhere from mtv jams bet to local radio. People were outside back then and things just felt liver. Around 03 ish hip hop began to lose its soul.
@xavierwilliams2228 the record labels limited what we hear and now it's just out of hand I never imagined it would get where it is.
I respect everyone opinion but I must say as a hip hop Puris 1988 is the greatest most competitive year in hip hop. Sincerely yours Generation x.....
@@waligibson240I got it at a distant number 2. 96 just got too many classics .
Stakes is high
All eyes on me
Reasonable doubt
It was written
Soul on ice
The score
Atliens
Hell on Earth
Hardcore
Iron man
Sry 88 laid a foundation but 96 was a time where u had to be at the top of ur kraft to be respected by peers
I'd say 88 to 96 was the 'realist' in Hip Hop! Everything you heard and saw was fresh and original. EVERYTHING! Once Diddy went from being Puff Daddy to P Diddy and started sayin' he invented "The Remix", WHICH HE DIDN'T, Hip Hop started becoming more 'watered-down' after that.
They did invent the remix though. They also blended rnb and hip hop.
94 and 95 crushing 96
It also went downhill when Eminem came on the scene,and bogarted the whole rap game.
@@capoislamort100agreed, Afrocentricity completely started going down hill.
@@each1teach1academy43yeah I think 94-95 was the top of that era. I would say things stayed great through early 97, and after that BIG and 2Pac were dead, Death Row was breaking up, and hip hop took a couple years to figure out where it would go from there. That’s not to say great music wasn’t being made. OutKast, Jay Z, DMX, etc were all putting out great music in that time frame, but those two murders pushed a reset button and it took some time to appreciate the new normal.
88 92 94 96 98 best years ever… 98 was almost another 88
EPMD.....period!!!!
Docs By Dre... You did your thing with this Boss! Everyone that watches this should show you some love. This is nostalgia the 90's was the truth. I'm still bumping that Spice 1 in 2024. Everybody had their own style and beat. 1999 Shit started going down hill. 2000 everybody started to sound the same and had the same beats.
Thanks fam I love that spice 1 album I've never stopped bumping it it's 1 of my favorite albums all time. I know others may not see it like I do but I had to show it some love. You're right about the change with 2000. Wasn't anymore years with a multitude of great albums like the 80s and 90s
Good video! But you definitely forgot to mention Eric B. & Rakim 4th album" Don't sweat the technique" in 1992 also. Which went gold and this was their last recorded album together. Know the Ledge!!!!
92 was good.
A Great follow up On the year 1992'' And all of the hits that dropped that year. 1992 was my freshman year in highschool And i remember buying alot of the cassettes on this list back in 1992 back when Recordstores were still around 🎶😎
94 and most definitely 95
Definitely!!!!
Spice was the shit and still is. We were on Spice in 91, then the while album dropped in 92, my God. Spice almost sounded like Short we thought. 92 was amazing, Spice killed it in 93, 187 He Wrote was so dark and classic
Spice was a beast he doesn't get his deserved props
93 to 96 will always be my favorite years hands down and one year to pick is 94 why debut albums from Nas, Outkast, Biggie, Method Man, Da Brat, Warren G (Regulate) Mystikal. And classic albums from Scarface (the Diary), Common ( Resurrection), Thug Life, Murder Was The Case not to mention the albums that dropped at the end of 93 like Doggystyle, Enter the 36 Chambers and Midnight Marauders
'89 (86-92) is the golden era of new school hip hop and the whole blossoming of sample based music. When brothers with flattops danced.
love the channel already g. 1992 is one of the most pure HIP HOP years, i have love for all eras of rap even up to today but it really bleeds what true hip hop is, which i think is separate from straight rapping. good luck with 94,95,96 haha they’re boutta be crazy from the underground to mainstream the mid 90s were the pinnacle of hip hop in its adulthood.
Thank you fam I really appreciate it. Mud 90s was the best no debate
MUSIC TO DRIVE BY CMW IS SO DAMN UNDERRATED!!!
It is it's a dope album
Dope video, took me down memory lane !!
Glad you enjoyed
Best year was 93. But I extend 93-early 96.
92 was a critical year for hip hop- a lot of true lyricist stepped into the arena!
They did they handled their business and really set a lot of 90s trends
88 is definitely the year hands down!
Classic but the 90’s
Exactly! So many classic albums dropped that year. I was 17yo.
Spice 1 is still one of my favorite albums. You can just let it play.🔥🔥
Facts I love that album
When you mentioned Ganksta Nip I instantly gave this video a like and I subscribed highlights on that album are Psycho Get out the game and Action speaks louder than words 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thanks for subscribing. Yeah I used to bump nip had to sneak and do it my mama heard it and thought I was a psycho 😆
Agreed 👍. I've always felt 92' was a magical year from Das Efx "they want efx", Nice n Smoith " sometimes I rhyme slow", Beastie Boys "whutchawant", Rakim "don't sweat the technique", Gangstar "take it personal", Black Sheep "strobe light honey" tooooo many to call. 😊
Dope summary of a very stacked year. So many classics. I think NIP deserved more than n honorable mention though. It's debatable that album put horrorcore on the map. Oh and don't sleep on those Pooh-Man and Poison Clan albums. Both were dope imo. Brotha Dre I would love to discuss rap with you man. I rarely meet people that go in-depth on the subject like I can. I'm co-author of the book G.O.A.T. 50 and hope one to do my on vids and maybe a podcast. If I do, maybe we can collab or just chop it up. Peace.
Yeah I liked nip and we used to listen to him hard I wasn't shaky on how many people would be aware of him a mistake on my part. Yeah we can definitely collab on something email me your info and I'll hit you up. Docsbydre@gmail.com
1987-1997
Heavy D Blue Funk actually dropped in 1993. But everything else was on point. Great job fam!🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿
Also don't forget Tung Twista" Running Off The Mouth" ,Common Sense" May I Borrow A Dollar" , Master P "Mamas Bad Boy", EA Ski "One Step Ahead Of Y'all" and MC Thick "Marrero" the single.
Didn't know about master p that mc thick was 🔥 I hate I missed that.
92-98 for me.. The major label artists were making more commercial songs by 97 but the whole new york indie scene (Rawkus, Fondle'em etc) carried on the real until the late 90s.
I’m 15 years old and I love 1992 hiphop it’s my favorite era of all time
Epmd
Redman
K-solo
Das EFX
Pete rock and cl smooth
Tlc
Dr Dre snoop Dogg
Kriss kross
Arrested development
Leaders of the new school
Rough house survivors
Showbiz and ag
Diamond D
House of pain
Tung Twista
ice cube
GangStarr
So fire🔥🔥
Definitely usually don't have people your age listening to all that you're really on your game.
3:11 hell nah
What happened to Ultramagnetic MC's - Poppa Large. You slept on that one. Kool Keith was definitely was making noise that year.
1996 and 2003 should be studied, imagine get rich or die trying, speaker boxxx and love below and jay z black album all out in the same year
The early 2000s was true Hip Hop's last gasp. By 2006 it's soul was gone and the genre was dead.
Gotta do 95 and 96. And 98
96 , JUNKYARD BAND GO HARD ALBUM. REVIEW IT IF YOU REALLY STUDY MUSIC
Good video my brother 👑🎉🎉🎉💯💯✌️
Thank you fam
I've never seen that album cover for BDP S&V. Was the original cover banned?
I'm not sure but I couldn't find it
Man 92 Is One Of The Greatest Years Of Hip Hop History 1. Dr. Dre The Chronic 2. The Pharcyde Bizzare Ride To The Pharcyde 3. Redman Whut Thee Album 4. Spice 1 Self Titled Album
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88’ is the year that put Hip Hop on the scene, and I think 96’ was probably the best year for album drops in one year.
You should make a video about the year 1993 that’s the year everyone in hip hop wanted to be hardcore
Its coming
Natas - Life After Death
Esham - Hellterskkkelter
Nice 🔥🔥🔥
1995 for me
Good doc on '92, but you left out maybe my favorite album from that year; Diamond D (Diamond and the Psychotic Neurotics) - Stunts, Blunts and Hip Hop which was Fat Joe's debut and one of Big L's first appearances. How about Showbiz & AG - Runaway Slave? No love for the DITC crew, but at least you had Lord Finesse in there. And Redman's album was the last Def Squad album of '92, not EPMD. I played that Business Never Personal hard the summer of '92 and Whut? Thee Album all fall.
It's crazy I had 80% of the album that was in this video
So where is the music from that time in the video? I only hear newskool shit playing in the background. 😅😂
If that bothered you you may blow a gasket when you hear me talk about hip hop with classical music playing in the background 😆
🙏🙏🙏🙌🙌🙌 this
Luke was the shit ❤💯⭐️👑OG!
Never ever heard of South Central Cartel
You took time to write that? Why do you care to bring that small part of the video up?
they made so good and soulful g-funk in the 90's.
a real gem if you're into it
96 til infinity
1994
Personally I say '93-94 because,Nas,Wu-Tang then Gangstarr & On London Posse, Cash Crew & Hijack. Not Forgetting DrDre,Snoop Doggy Dogg And Slick Rick & BDP, ATCQ & Many,Many Others. Juice S/T Menace II Society,HIT Squad . Amazing 👏 🙀 😯 Kenz LND.
Still wish 'Watch yo Nuggets' from Wut the album, came out as a single. Things are hotting up, 92, just on the cusp of the 93 greatness 😊 Also ' We Had to Tear This Muthafucka Up' which is on the B side of Ice Cube's Wicked is one of the dopest 90's cuts. Glad Mecca and Soul Brother got the mention, sooo dope tunes one after the other that all have been a single.
92 was really a transition year to 93 and 94. 88/89 and 93/94 and 96. First 2 min of this video you at SCC. They wouldnt have even been mentioned if this was 88 or 93.
I want everyone to know that I own EVERY CD that was mentioned on this list! Indeed, '92 was an excellent year for rap music. Question: how many of y'all can match my score???
I'll answer for you NOBODY 💪🏿
QUESTION ARE THEY'RE IN YOUR REGULAR PLAYLIST and COOKOUTS. HOW MANY YOUNGINS YOU TURN ON TO THEM AND THEY STUDY????????
Alot of mentions were garbage. I wouldn't be proud of owning trash.
ANSWER: These joints are in CONSTANT rotation among many other 90's classics. As for educating the youth, well, you can lead a horse to water, but can't make it drink,@@kharyvines6971
98 was an amazing year
Lighter shade of brown was another good Hispanic group
They were. I used to like their song Sunday afternoon good drop
@@dredocs alright
Street Military, from Houston if you ain't heard. Along with Gangster Nip.
1994 for sure!
'96 was the best year in rap.
The year I was born
Whut thee album shoulda went platinum. Easily Redman's best album.
Go head bro. 1993
1992? Hell Fucking Naw! More like 86-89!
The capitalist white American industries have been telling the stories of our culture for way too long, and it's always affected the youth negativity.
This goes back even before my childhood and I'm 41.
Id like to thank you for telling the stories they leave out of history 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Havoc & Prodigy are Mobb Deep
South central cartel too. They just spell it different. I'm a mobb fan too but they had it 1st.
@@dredocsActually, Mobb Deep had the names first. Check out 1991's "Too Young" ft. Prodigy. And the Source Magazines 1992 article entitled "Unsigned Hype" ft. the Poetical Prophets (who would later become Mobb Deep)
Illmatic,the chronic and 36 chambers😮
My freshman yr in highschool, house parties every weekend
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91 was better it had alot of debut classics and artists that went on to be legends
Legends like Vanilla Ice, MC Hammer, Betty Boo, Marky Mark and the funky bunch.
94 was the best year
Haha can't argue with that...Don't sleep on 9-8 either
No... the best year for rap was 1988!
88/89 school year was the best ever. That wasn't even 12 months more like 9 months. Slick Rick, NWA, Big Daddy Kane, Biz Markie, Special Ed, Rob Base, De La Soul, Rakim, KRS-One, EPMD, forgetting about another 10 rappers.
The best year of Hip Hop is 1988 and it's not even close. So many classics albums dropped that year.
As for living the culture id say any year from 88 to 98.
@@K.B.Williams 88 to 99 around 2000 everybody started sounding the same with the same beats.
94.
Yeah sure. 1992 best year in rap... Vanilla Ice, MC Hammer, Marky Mark & the funky bunch.
No thanks.
Give me 1987 over 92 any day.
Don't forget PM Dawn LOL
😂😂😂 wacky tunes
@@fbfb64 I mean for a singing rap group they were talented
I think V. Ice was 90 to 91 if anything
That was 91😮
I say 94 is the best year
92 was Dre Das Efx Eric B & Rakim & Kriss Kross...then everyone else. 1992 R&B was better. Hip Hop snapped in 1996
Strictly radio listener ☝️
@@b-boycastertroy bro it was the 90s , relax lol not everyone had access to music like that everyone had casettes and sht
@KawakiUzumaki yeah it definitely shows with ignorant statements like his.
@@b-boycastertroy you were that everyone else😭🤔
@jaykaynum5569 spoken like a true radio zombie. You can tell you are full of sh¡t because in 92, if you were into Rakim, you weren't really fing with Kris Kross. Plus baby got back and jump around were way more popular than any Rakim record. You just look dumb with comments like that.
I would say 96 or 97
Yo, K solo and Dmx had beef X stated solo stole his spelling rhyme style
Yeah I found that out soon as I published this lol I thought k solo was 1st didn't know he bit it
Xclan
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Onyx Throw Ya Gunz single Nov 27 1992
Big miss there song was dope and album was huge. I missed it because album was 93
@@dredocsI figured because the album came out in 93. keep doing your thing this is great 👍🏾
Havoc and prodigy what I thought that was mobb deep 😮😮😮
Yep they just spelled it different havikk and I forgot how the other spelled his name it was something like prodegee
@@dredocshavoc & prodeje.
havikk the rime son was also a member of scc.
1988 -1998
88 to 96 the best hands down , I don't kno what you call this crap today cause it aint hip hop!!!
DMX is turning over in his grave right now.
Just found out why you say that I was puzzled for a minute I didn't know k solo stole it from him.
1988
Best year in rap was ‘93 imo
Most of those songs was in 91
Some of the videos came out end of 91 but albums were 92
House of Pain - Fine Malt Lyrics lol
Lol
Its way to hard to pick a best gear in hip hop……to me its 92-95
Nah bro Havoc and Prodigy is mobb deep and their first album juvenile hell was recorded in 92 and debuted in 93..
The lead rappers for SCC is also called Prodegee & Havoc. 🤦🏾♂️
@@blackdragon6 well first of all their names were Big Prodeje and Havikk the Rhime son and they were trash my point being!!
UGK..........
Man I hate I missed that. I didn't like that album but ugk is 1 of my top 3 groups all time. I thought it was 93 but I was wrong.
@@dredocs hey, think of it as an excuse to do a redux list 🤷🏾♂️ 😂
96
GO LISTEN TO JUNKYARD BAND GO HARD ALBUM 96
Wrong it's 1988 check out the classic albums,then 1998 my opinion.I'm 56 grew up the golden era of hip hop now it's trash
I have a video on 88 too. You definitely won't hear me argue against 88
Ksolo stole letterman from DMX when they were lock up together. DMX inspired ksolo
Oh wow I didn't know that.
Yeah its documented. dmx was locked up every summer since i believe 88@@dredocs
dmx letterman was on youtube
This voiceover dude said KRS One's last album was Sex, drugs and Violence. Maybe somebody should let him know KRS-One, which IS Boogie Down Productions, has 25 albums! More than ANY rapper or rap group, and has another one coming out in 2024!
I cant stand it when people try to talk about Hip Hop and don't even know facts on it! Do your homework, THEN talk!
Comprehension is key I said bdp not krs 1. 2 completely different things.
@@dredocsKRSONE IS Boogie Down Productions! If you don't even know that, I can't talk to you! I'm out!
@@anthony-qc6yzin that case Erick Sermon is EPMD, Run is Run D.M.C, Rakim is Eric B and Rakim, BDP is the group, KRS one is the solo artist. If they are the same thing then why even call it BDP and not just KRS One
@@GrinchyGreen334 BDP is a group?? What group?? BDP was NEVER "a group"! It's ALWAYS been just KRSONE since Scott La Rock died. Do you even know who that is, or are you too wet behind the ears! Anybody else you heard rappin was a guest on his album! EPMD, RUNDMC WAS a group! Okay, you're reminding me of a line KRS said in one of his songs, 'You tryin to get yours, but gettin' NOTHING! You probably can't spell Boogie Down or Productions! Go get educated kid!
@@anthony-qc6yz So D-Nice wasn’t in BDP??
Best year in rap was 1994.
Dr. Dre did not give a masterpiece
Absolutely not. No need to go into details
Any year that don’t include Wu-Tang Clan, Nas & Biggie could never be the best year😂
CORRECTION. Any year that does not include RAKIM, KRS ONE, BIG DADDY KANE, KOOL G RAP, SLICK RICK, PUBLIC ENEMY, LL COOL J, BIZ MARKIE, MC LYTE, EPMD, NWA, and DOUG E FRESH can not be considered the GREATEST YEAR IN MAINSTREAM HIP HOP MUSIC. because they influenced the NEXT GENERATIONS of GREAT RAPPERS. And that is a FACT!
No 88 was the most competitive year and the start of the golden era of hip hop.The cats that were out were lyrically inclined so you had to be dope and bring it.
For me its 1990-1999 the best yrs in hip hop
1988-1993
1994