Interesting story: Busta Rhymes wasn’t into rap back in the day. So Charlie Brown was in the school playground back in the day and Busta was beatboxing while Charlie was freestyling and Charlie was dissing him in his freestyle. Busta later came back the following day with some diss rhymes. Their friendship started from that moment.
That first part is not accurate. Buss was very much into rap music & some of the other parts of the culture he just couldn't rap at that point until that incident with Brown forced his hand!
Tell me about it. The 90s we're so fun family. Miss those days . Sometimes shit I cry because this era just don't know how influential the 90s we're. Pure inspiration everywhere. I'm blessed to say I lived the 90s era.im 84 born(year of Jordan) so the 90s was a magical time for me personally. Peace
Facts. I made it a point to expose my kids to golden era hip hop & other dope stuff (Portishead, Gorillaz, etc). Now both of my sons are in their 20s and they still love it. If I ever have any grandkids, I hope they will too.
Stop it. This means that you haven't actually looked for hip-hop, just listen to the radio. In fact Lamar and J Cole are just 2 mainstream examples of how you're wrong.
I remember seeing this on video music box and recording it on VHS.. it was pretty much one of the coolest music videos in 1993. And for a kid raised in long island, the way they portrayed manhattan was so memorizing.. Still amazing to watch!
I’ll agree. But ‘87 thru 94 in my opinion has to be added. That’s when I know You Got Soul, My Philosophy, RAW-Big Daddy Kane, Make The Music With You Mouth Biz, Kool Moe Dee, and the hardest rap group Public Enemy plus a few more defined Hip Hop. And then 91 thru 94 ended the Golden Era with a bang!!!
@@Discipline2-q6g maaaaaan it’s crazy cause I realize now at 52 yrs old, I was going through the hardest time in my life starting from ‘87 thru ‘95, Hip Hop actually helped keep me level headed cause it was an incredible thing to witness all those artists create something that was never done before and the messages and concepts of most of the rappers and groups inspired me. Thank God for Golden Hip Hop.
Damn. I miss This Busta Rhymes. I know I'm talking like he's two people but it seems that way since he switch up his rhyme style,got built and cutt off his dreadlocks. The Busta Rhymes here in this video was so full of energy and animated. His first Solo releases after Leaders of the New School was so ahead of their T.I.M.E. I miss that about him. Hopefully Busta Rhymes collaboration on the new A tribe called quest joints will bring him back to his roots. I look forward to a new Busta Rhymes album that will be a hit. if tribe can do it,so can you Busta Rhymes. We need Hip-hop!!!
I feel ya on ya statement, but after Busta's first 3 albums, that 'ill vibe' got lost somewhere! 'Anarchy and The Big Bang' had some good joints, but that's about it! Hopefully he can bring out a new album that's as good as ' The Coming , When Disaster Strikes and ELE'
I think you mistake built for over weight. But I do agree Busta has lost something musically wise over the years. I mean I understand musicians have to adapt and change over time but Bustas change wasn’t the best it could be.
@Asher Sommer so, after 06' he didn't have "energy" as a performer??? Wow. You missed out on a lot! One of his best performances ever was at the Brooklyn Hip hop festival. And that was 2012! I saw him in 97 and 99 and he has the same energy today, just a different build. Btw, i wanna see everybody after ELE2 drops! Thats all imma say .....10/30
@@dwayneturner9395 I don't believe he was referring to his live performances on stage, he was speaking about his records on wax & his videos. And yeah ELE2 turned out to be a snooze fest overall. A lot of loud gargle raspy voice flows but no smash hits from that effort!
Nope. I saw them live on stage when they reunited and did 3 or 4 trscks in Brooklyn during a Busta Rhymes free outdoor performance. When Biss did Scenario in his set SURPRISE! Outcomes Leaders, all members! The second SURPRISE! Out comes Q-tip!! They said it was the first time the whole Scenario was performed since like Arsenio days. Crazy!
I was 17yo in 1993. There was little information about hip-hop in Japan. I came home from high school and taped YO! MTV RAPS to VHS and watched it over and over. I was hanging out and dancing with my friends. These are very nostalgic days.
Rap peaked in the 90’s. We may have another renaissance, but this time was the pinnacle. Everything after the 90’s was and still is; chasing this high. Simple fact.
yes,indeed......."rap peaked in the 90's "..Miss it every day..; 1995 to 2005.I have spent and still occasionally listen to rap from before .....for hours.
@@togonumber I wouldn't miss a thing if you have it from 1979-1991, '92...I wouldn't miss a thing if it was ended after 1991...it all went down hill after that in my opinion.
@@njdevil8950 I can see that too...but I saw it with all the hardcore wanna-be music into 1992 and 1993...no matter what those guys say, trying to be 'hard' when you are making music is nonsense... so, you can always tell when sh*t is in the house and foolishness is foolishness, killing is killing, murder is murder, and dysfunction is dysfunction, music or not -- talking about it in music doesn't make the music great or 'evolved' or even 'culturally enlightening'... those same guys never talking about taking down their oppressors, so treason is treason....I mean think about you living with your entire family and you making music about killing them because of problems your family has -- it sounds insane, right?...Then you have someone who is actually oppressing your family and you are either silent or praise them or their system that has your family oppressed -- you see how sick that is?....I can understand warriors in your family talking about how great they are at war or guys who get women about how the ladies love them -- that's fine...I can even understand you talking about the oppression from others in your music but the self-destructive foolishness is nothing more than treason within a family...it's stupid and those people should be exiled and left alone to be exposed forever.... We see it in movies depicted all the time, how do other ethnic groups deal with rats or treason?...But these guys talk about being tough but cannot seem to really control their enemies, forget the poor in their own, we are talking about major power plays...there's nothing there and the music reflects that.... Imagine the music out now back then, those artists would have been laughed to scorn and not even listened to or tolerated because nobody would buy into what they are selling.
I was 16 when this dropped, you could always tell Busta was gonna blow up. “Scenario” with ATCQ a year earlier was when he really started shining on a higher level.
Once Busta dropped that verse on Scenario, he became one of the rappers in the center of attention and a fan favorite in Hip Hop. In the streets, you could feel the momentum of his career and stardom revving up. The Scenerio remix was highly anticipated because of Busta's outbreak on the original song. Although It is a Tribe Called Quest song featuring The Leaders of the New School, Tribe accepted the background role and allowed Busta to enjoy his coming out party.
I wouldnt mind watching a Leaders of the new school biotopic movie, Id like to see how Busta rhymes would interact with Brown since they didnt get along at all, yet this group was really good , Scenario with Tribe Called Quest. put them on the map!
Honestly, there's no way in hell you can watch music videos like this and listen to rap like this, compare it to the rap now, and say that 90's rap isn't hundreds of times better than nearly all the rap today. There's was just so much more work, heart, and feeling put into 90's rap and hip-hop. You can tell that rap groups like LOTS were rapping for fun and because they had a real passion for it. Most rappers now don't have the passion for it, and that's the problem. Most of them are just a bunch of clout-chasers. Even the instrumentals alone were better than whole rap singles now. It's just sad when you compare most of the rap now to the gold that is 90's rap. Makes you wonder what the hell happened?
It was such a successful time for hip hop, unreal! My personal example of this is when me, my brother and my little boy, aged 10 at the time went to a The Pharcyde gig, we guest had guest list tickets so Elliott could get in the club. The Pharcyde treated him like royalty, signed records and t-shirts cos they love performing. now he is personal friends on Facebook with them and they speak regularly. That's the difference...
I think this does not just apply to Hip Hop: the essence of what is art in general has fallen a lot. They said that from time to time mankind sometimes becomes more superficial or deeper (searching for more solid values) - Just look at the history: Greek culture, Age of European Enlightenment, 1970s music. We are living a superficial era - not to say extremely materialistic - and therefore the most we human produce tends to be weak, worthless, below average compared to the other times. See the other music styles and see that the same thing repeats: music without essence and without depth. If music reflects what the human being is, then it is possible to affirm that the problem is the values of the human being and not the music itself. So the right question is: what happened to the human being to produce such poor things these days? Love from Brazil.
Aparecido Leite I fully agree with you, bro. Music just had so much soul, depth, and feeling in the 90's. People lived through their music. I don't really listen to other genres of music besides rap, R&B, and sometimes pop and for the most part, all 3 disappoint me. Don't get me wrong, there are a handful of artists out these days in those genres that are trying to save music and that put everything into their music, but it's not on the level of the 90's musical progress and talent. I don't even like rock or metal music nor pop music from girl bands or boy bands, but they're some rock music and pop songs from the 90's that get me so hype. The teenagers and young adults just seemed like they were in a whole other universe music-wise in the 90's. I'm just hoping there's another golden age of music soon, because lately, some good music has been getting noticed last year and this year.
Never thought I would miss the 90s. Even though I started partying a decade and a half earlier..I was still going strong in this decade..so cool. There were no more good music after the 90s..and I partied to r and b..soul..rock..and disco..and this..I had lots of fun. Well..I hung up my partying shoes around 2000. I sensed a change. And Napster..and the rap game was changing. I got to enjoy it all.
I loved Leaders 1st LP when it came out. I was geeked out when i saw this vid on MTV. This was the single release for their 2nd LP; which I bought the day it came out. I haven't heard this song in years and it still gives me chills.
This was MY SHIT back in the day!! T.I.M.E (The Inner Mind's Eye) was a very slept on album.....but still dopeness💯 "Classic Material" was one of my favorite tracks too...
Fun Fact: Busta Rhymes discovered his trademark chopping style while camping with the legendary Freestyle Fellowship in the Catskills in 1992, freestyling with them around the campfire.
yeah,was thinking the same,kinda underground ,only for full time HEADS...labels threw money at em though,wanted a new JBs or de la or tribe or sum moneymaking chart action
yeah exactly, I was thinking the same thing. They look like they're a group of best friends from high school or something but apparently they were always beefing within the group.
Inner Minds Eye, thier last album, was a freaking masterpiece!! Too bad they couldn't stand each other and broke up but these guys were lyrical geniuses.
Just saw interview with Dante Ross and my goodness the director shot this did a phenomenal job capturing the essence of this video. As an video director i recognize what this entails. I love the transpatent wipes, crazy use of colors, and use of wide angle shot low capturing talent and skyline. That was stupendous! R.I.P to the director 🎉
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100% Facts. The Essence of Hip Hop✨. Charlie B killed this 💪🏽
Unpopular opinion Charlie Brown was robbed of greatness he was better than busta rhymes
You ain’t never lied
The entire group shined on this joint
I agree!
*shone
@@Hellwyck shined and shone both are acceptable past tense words. 😁
This whole album had & was 🔥🔥🔥!
Man we had it so freaking good in the 90's.
J Ford Truth
J Ford U got damn right. This group alone crushes 90% of the bullshit out today.
Yes we did baby..😂😂😂😞😞😗😘
We don’t even realize how good we had it. Now we got Lil Yachty and Lil Uzi Vert carrying hip hop torch.
some people went to twilo. others went hip hop
CB and Milo killed this......broken by the strength of the 7 just do the knowledge and don't ask no questions...🔥
They forget about Milo “in da dance” 💯
Six hundred and sixty six years of sorrow broken by the 7.. That first line is important for context
R.I.P. to the innovative director Michael Lucero.
Interesting story: Busta Rhymes wasn’t into rap back in the day. So Charlie Brown was in the school playground back in the day and Busta was beatboxing while Charlie was freestyling and Charlie was dissing him in his freestyle. Busta later came back the following day with some diss rhymes. Their friendship started from that moment.
That first part is not accurate. Buss was very much into rap music & some of the other parts of the culture he just couldn't rap at that point until that incident with Brown forced his hand!
Quit yappin
Chilli dawgs
More like their competitive rivalry.
@@The_Pause_Tape_KING Also it was both the start of their friendship and the start of their bitter beef that broke up the group
when busta rhymes discovered this trademark flow and energy that would catapult him above the rest career wise
Trademark flow? Somebody better get Buju Banton to file trademark infringement
@@HanifBarnwell busta don't copy nobody
@@HanifBarnwell stop..just...stop
@@HanifBarnwell boom bye bye hits so different tho
Lyrically he wasn’t close to Charlie but he had then energy
25 years later and it _still_ knocks. Busta was even animated then. Wish I was old enough experience this!!
i WAS 16 when I heard this on Radio. Im from London... classic
Yeah bro. The nostalgia is a MF'r. We got the same last name. We may be related and not know it. LOL!!!
It was so dope. I was 13 or 14 when this came out!
He was animated since the start of his career. Check out Case of the PTA. Dude was wildin' in that vid.
So blessed to have come up during the golden era of hip hop!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Me too. I was 17 when LOTNS dropped this.
Tell me about it. The 90s we're so fun family. Miss those days . Sometimes shit I cry because this era just don't know how influential the 90s we're. Pure inspiration everywhere. I'm blessed to say I lived the 90s era.im 84 born(year of Jordan) so the 90s was a magical time for me personally. Peace
Facts. I made it a point to expose my kids to golden era hip hop & other dope stuff (Portishead, Gorillaz, etc). Now both of my sons are in their 20s and they still love it. If I ever have any grandkids, I hope they will too.
You and me both
Hip Hop in its purest form, that guitar riff is ill as fuck
When rap was fun, lyrical, creative, about the art, and not about materialism. We’ll never get this again…
Stop it. This means that you haven't actually looked for hip-hop, just listen to the radio. In fact Lamar and J Cole are just 2 mainstream examples of how you're wrong.
It's very disheartening when you think about it.
@@carlrice1774yeah but it ain't THIS.
@@carlrice1774no, we will never get stuff like this ever again
Coast Contra 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I remember seeing this on video music box and recording it on VHS.. it was pretty much one of the coolest music videos in 1993. And for a kid raised in long island, the way they portrayed manhattan was so memorizing.. Still amazing to watch!
that beat is serious tho😎
Do you know who produced it?
@@dizmop Cut Monitor Milo, producer of LONS. He raps on the 3rd verse starting at 2:16.
@@11e1cess3 oh, cool, I didn't know that
@@dizmop Yeah. Turns out he's also Busta's cousin. They look and sound familiar lol
@@11e1cess3 (all due respect) that's false. Dinco D did the beat
Milo's verse though!! Fire!
Milo killd this!!
Milo was so underrated!
This track and the video encapsulates the most fun part of 90’s NY. I miss those times. Never to be seen again. Damn.
I missed when hip hop had sounds like this! So glad I came up from the 1980’s and 1990’s hip hop.
Milo actually had my favorite verse on this track.
Mos defff!! My boys use to tell I was buggin, lol
I can see why you would think that but then again I never thought about a favorite verse. I just think it’s a dope song.
Milo styled the fuck out but this song is Charlie Brown's shining moment, he merc'd his verse.
Milo definitely had the best verse
Mine as well... would love to have heard more from him in the group. He shined on the Scenario Remix too!
I love the way Charlie came in!
Milo in Tha dance son. He ripped that track.
Search 'Leaders Of The New School trailer 2009' him CB and Dinco freestyle.
I feel like 91-94 was when hiphop really defined itsself
I’ll agree. But ‘87 thru 94 in my opinion has to be added. That’s when I know You Got Soul, My Philosophy, RAW-Big Daddy Kane, Make The Music With You Mouth Biz, Kool Moe Dee, and the hardest rap group Public Enemy plus a few more defined Hip Hop. And then 91 thru 94 ended the Golden Era with a bang!!!
YESSSSSS
@@philipjames751 I agree 100
@@Discipline2-q6g maaaaaan it’s crazy cause I realize now at 52 yrs old, I was going through the hardest time in my life starting from ‘87 thru ‘95, Hip Hop actually helped keep me level headed cause it was an incredible thing to witness all those artists create something that was never done before and the messages and concepts of most of the rappers and groups inspired me. Thank God for Golden Hip Hop.
That's when mainstream realized there was real money in hip-hop cause it wasn't going anywhere
Man I haven't heard this in YEARS!!, look at Busta, young can see the style evolve from their first album
Damn. I miss This Busta Rhymes. I know I'm talking like he's two people but it seems that way since he switch up his rhyme style,got built and cutt off his dreadlocks. The Busta Rhymes here in this video was so full of energy and animated. His first Solo releases after Leaders of the New School was so ahead of their T.I.M.E. I miss that about him. Hopefully Busta Rhymes collaboration on the new A tribe called quest joints will bring him back to his roots. I look forward to a new Busta Rhymes album that will be a hit. if tribe can do it,so can you Busta Rhymes. We need Hip-hop!!!
I feel ya on ya statement, but after Busta's first 3 albums, that 'ill vibe' got lost somewhere! 'Anarchy and The Big Bang' had some good joints, but that's about it! Hopefully he can bring out a new album that's as good as ' The Coming , When Disaster Strikes and ELE'
Yea he wasnt getting much play with the Rah Rah style. He had to switch it up just a lil bit. He can still get down tho!
I think you mistake built for over weight. But I do agree Busta has lost something musically wise over the years. I mean I understand musicians have to adapt and change over time but Bustas change wasn’t the best it could be.
@Asher Sommer so, after 06' he didn't have "energy" as a performer??? Wow. You missed out on a lot! One of his best performances ever was at the Brooklyn Hip hop festival. And that was 2012! I saw him in 97 and 99 and he has the same energy today, just a different build. Btw, i wanna see everybody after ELE2 drops! Thats all imma say .....10/30
@@dwayneturner9395 I don't believe he was referring to his live performances on stage, he was speaking about his records on wax & his videos. And yeah ELE2 turned out to be a snooze fest overall. A lot of loud gargle raspy voice flows but no smash hits from that effort!
666 years of sorrow.. broken by the strength of the 7. Don't ask no question..just do the knowledge!
Cut Monitor Milo
Love that line!!!!
This video's as close as you'll get to seeing them live on stage. Leaders were the most energetic hip-hop crew to ever rock the mic.
Nope. I saw them live on stage when they reunited and did 3 or 4 trscks in Brooklyn during a Busta Rhymes free outdoor performance. When Biss did Scenario in his set SURPRISE! Outcomes Leaders, all members! The second SURPRISE! Out comes Q-tip!! They said it was the first time the whole Scenario was performed since like Arsenio days. Crazy!
Busta went crazy on this
No Milo did
He snapped!!🔥🔥
Brown really outshone Bus on this one! This shit was absolute fun!
tmat2017 FACTS!!
Naw busta killed this one
Busta bought the energy but CHARLIE had a better verse
@@slowburnraloh1807 I disagree
Opinions. I love Charlie Brown’s verse. But, I personally think Bussa-Buss’s verse was the best. That’s my opinion, though.
Charlie Brown was always my favorite with this group, and he went in hard!
Wow! I was 17 when this dropped. I miss this kinda fun. Hip-Hop all muhfukkin day!
Dinco D with the supa dupa flow back in the day.
This bassline
Aparecido Leite yeeeaah
Gotta find the original
EFH The Memphis Horns - Just For Your Love
Charlie brown destroyed his verse!!!!!!! What emotion!
BROOOWOWOOOWOOOWNNN
I was 17yo in 1993. There was little information about hip-hop in Japan. I came home from high school and taped YO! MTV RAPS to VHS and watched it over and over. I was hanging out and dancing with my friends. These are very nostalgic days.
Rap peaked in the 90’s. We may have another renaissance, but this time was the pinnacle. Everything after the 90’s was and still is; chasing this high. Simple fact.
I'd go to saw as far as 1991 it was over and went slowly down from there... just from that time downward it was never the same.
yes,indeed......."rap peaked in the 90's "..Miss it every day..; 1995 to 2005.I have spent and still occasionally listen to rap from before .....for hours.
@@togonumber I wouldn't miss a thing if you have it from 1979-1991, '92...I wouldn't miss a thing if it was ended after 1991...it all went down hill after that in my opinion.
@@plainsimple244I’d argue it peaked in 92-95. 96 started the creative decline.
@@njdevil8950 I can see that too...but I saw it with all the hardcore wanna-be music into 1992 and 1993...no matter what those guys say, trying to be 'hard' when you are making music is nonsense... so, you can always tell when sh*t is in the house and foolishness is foolishness, killing is killing, murder is murder, and dysfunction is dysfunction, music or not -- talking about it in music doesn't make the music great or 'evolved' or even 'culturally enlightening'... those same guys never talking about taking down their oppressors, so treason is treason....I mean think about you living with your entire family and you making music about killing them because of problems your family has -- it sounds insane, right?...Then you have someone who is actually oppressing your family and you are either silent or praise them or their system that has your family oppressed -- you see how sick that is?....I can understand warriors in your family talking about how great they are at war or guys who get women about how the ladies love them -- that's fine...I can even understand you talking about the oppression from others in your music but the self-destructive foolishness is nothing more than treason within a family...it's stupid and those people should be exiled and left alone to be exposed forever.... We see it in movies depicted all the time, how do other ethnic groups deal with rats or treason?...But these guys talk about being tough but cannot seem to really control their enemies, forget the poor in their own, we are talking about major power plays...there's nothing there and the music reflects that.... Imagine the music out now back then, those artists would have been laughed to scorn and not even listened to or tolerated because nobody would buy into what they are selling.
I was 16 when this dropped, you could always tell Busta was gonna blow up. “Scenario” with ATCQ a year earlier was when he really started shining on a higher level.
💯
And the others couldn’t stand it that shit caused them to act out
All Time Classic!!! Leaders of The New School underrated as a crew!!!! This cut simple bassline dope lyrics!!!!! Pure Hip Hop!!!
I always loved Charlie Brown verse, even though Bus was my favorite cause he was wild.
That's EXACTLY how I feel. Busta was the man but Charlie was still mad nice. Charlie wasn't wack he was great as well.
The golden era of rap right there! Best way to pay rent back then was throw a house party!
Who else still bumping LONS In 2020 💪🤘🔥
2021
Try 22
@@WAY2RIL Ay soon 2023
2023
2024
Once Busta dropped that verse on Scenario, he became one of the rappers in the center of attention and a fan favorite in Hip Hop. In the streets, you could feel the momentum of his career and stardom revving up. The Scenerio remix was highly anticipated because of Busta's outbreak on the original song. Although It is a Tribe Called Quest song featuring The Leaders of the New School, Tribe accepted the background role and allowed Busta to enjoy his coming out party.
And with all that being said, Buss NEVER wanted to go solo. EVER!
To me, his verse on this joint was.
cut monitor milo snapped lowkey...
I wouldnt mind watching a Leaders of the new school biotopic movie, Id like to see how Busta rhymes would interact with Brown since they didnt get along at all, yet this group was really good , Scenario with Tribe Called Quest. put them on the map!
Perfect song for a sunny Saturday ride in the whip!
Lo Key Charlie Brown dropped a classic verse
this beat is .. KRAZY
CLASSIC!!!! This is probably my fav LONS song and video!!
Ohhhh what a time to be a teenager!!! God bless the 90s!!! Back when the whole crew used to do the adlibs!!
Charlie browns verse was killer on this jawnt
Loved Charlie Brown...man LOTNS was so dope
Charlie had the cold come in! “Brooowwwnooooownwooooown”
4 of the dopest voices in hip-hop, all on one track. 🤌🏾🤌🏾🤌🏾
Honestly, there's no way in hell you can watch music videos like this and listen to rap like this, compare it to the rap now, and say that 90's rap isn't hundreds of times better than nearly all the rap today. There's was just so much more work, heart, and feeling put into 90's rap and hip-hop.
You can tell that rap groups like LOTS were rapping for fun and because they had a real passion for it. Most rappers now don't have the passion for it, and that's the problem. Most of them are just a bunch of clout-chasers.
Even the instrumentals alone were better than whole rap singles now. It's just sad when you compare most of the rap now to the gold that is 90's rap. Makes you wonder what the hell happened?
true story bro! real talk!
Prolific Pops Corporations and greed happened smh
It was such a successful time for hip hop, unreal! My personal example of this is when me, my brother and my little boy, aged 10 at the time went to a The Pharcyde gig, we guest had guest list tickets so Elliott could get in the club. The Pharcyde treated him like royalty, signed records and t-shirts cos they love performing. now he is personal friends on Facebook with them and they speak regularly. That's the difference...
I think this does not just apply to Hip Hop: the essence of what is art in general has fallen a lot. They said that from time to time mankind sometimes becomes more superficial or deeper (searching for more solid values) - Just look at the history: Greek culture, Age of European Enlightenment, 1970s music.
We are living a superficial era - not to say extremely materialistic - and therefore the most we human produce tends to be weak, worthless, below average compared to the other times.
See the other music styles and see that the same thing repeats: music without essence and without depth. If music reflects what the human being is, then it is possible to affirm that the problem is the values of the human being and not the music itself.
So the right question is: what happened to the human being to produce such poor things these days?
Love from Brazil.
Aparecido Leite I fully agree with you, bro. Music just had so much soul, depth, and feeling in the 90's. People lived through their music.
I don't really listen to other genres of music besides rap, R&B, and sometimes pop and for the most part, all 3 disappoint me. Don't get me wrong, there are a handful of artists out these days in those genres that are trying to save music and that put everything into their music, but it's not on the level of the 90's musical progress and talent.
I don't even like rock or metal music nor pop music from girl bands or boy bands, but they're some rock music and pop songs from the 90's that get me so hype. The teenagers and young adults just seemed like they were in a whole other universe music-wise in the 90's. I'm just hoping there's another golden age of music soon, because lately, some good music has been getting noticed last year and this year.
The way Bus was spillin over this beat SMDH the God is different fr fr !!
This is hands down my favorite LOTNS song. Fire 🔥
We all know how great Busta is but this whole group was hard and criminally underrated!!!!! I always thought this song was fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
C Boogy Brown is one of a kind what his delivery.
What the fck man, 12 years posted and not even a million views...
This is one of the top 10 greatest hip-hop songs ever made.
Loved this song...busta was the main attraction but C. Brown was that dude too.
Miss these vibes man
Never thought I would miss the 90s. Even though I started partying a decade and a half earlier..I was still going strong in this decade..so cool. There were no more good music after the 90s..and I partied to r and b..soul..rock..and disco..and this..I had lots of fun. Well..I hung up my partying shoes around 2000. I sensed a change. And Napster..and the rap game was changing. I got to enjoy it all.
Man.. they dont make it like this anymore...
I loved Leaders 1st LP when it came out. I was geeked out when i saw this vid on MTV. This was the single release for their 2nd LP; which I bought the day it came out. I haven't heard this song in years and it still gives me chills.
The track that made me a Busta Rhymes fan FOR LIFE
Wow this is the best years ever!
Busta Buss was the man! Milo was underrated!
This was MY SHIT back in the day!! T.I.M.E (The Inner Mind's Eye) was a very slept on album.....but still dopeness💯 "Classic Material" was one of my favorite tracks too...
GO MILO ,
GO MILO ,
GO MILO ,
GO MILO ,
GIT BIZZY !
Dinco is invited to 60's party
The pinnacle of Hip Hop! This is arguably of of the best Hip Hop albums ever! 🙌🏼
90's oh how I miss these days.....Real Hip Hop!!!
WOW!!! What a blast from the past!!! I really TRULY MISS REAL HIP HOP!!! :o)
Someone needs to bring back vests, and visors with dreads through the top.... straight 1994 style
already working on it boss, stay tuned.
You still here ?
The kids did.. so proud of my era
I remember hearing this song in 1994.
I don't care what anyone says, C Brown was always the standout in Leaders for me.
Real Rap from a Wicked album!!!!!!💯
🔥🔥🔥
I'm 13 and im way more interested in music at this time than now
So happy to see that, my daughter is 13 now and Hip Hop is very different now.
I heard this for the first time in 30 years and was shocked I remembered all the lyrics
Fun Fact: Busta Rhymes discovered his trademark chopping style while camping with the legendary Freestyle Fellowship in the Catskills in 1992, freestyling with them around the campfire.
Dinco D is such an underrated lyrcists as is Milo In De Dance aka Cut Monitor Milo
Real hip-hop
Thick like a dread at the Club Med The Mecca Don said...A fish out of water is dead!
That line is solid gold to me. Life Jewels!
you wouldn't think these guys never got on..
their videos always looked like they had fun..
good times, though..
yeah,was thinking the same,kinda underground ,only for full time HEADS...labels threw money at em though,wanted a new JBs or de la or tribe or sum moneymaking chart action
yeah exactly, I was thinking the same thing. They look like they're a group of best friends from high school or something but apparently they were always beefing within the group.
CEE BROWN SHOULD'VE PUT OUT THAT S1NGLE SOLO CAREER IN FULL THROTTLE. WHO KNOWS WHERE HE COULD BE RIGHT NOW.
what single? because i always felt like he got jerked he was the best rapper his flow was unmatched
Inner Minds Eye, thier last album, was a freaking masterpiece!! Too bad they couldn't stand each other and broke up but these guys were lyrical geniuses.
I aint gonna lie but I slept on these dudes cause I was so in love with Tribe,XClan,Gang Starr...these cats were BANGIN!!
What might have been if they stayed together. Bustsa did great as a solo artist.👍
Milo(3rd Rapper) stole the show on this banger!!! He should have put out a Solo album after they broke up in 93:(
From,1993+ Now 2018=Still a Classic
Just saw interview with Dante Ross and my goodness the director shot this did a phenomenal job capturing the essence of this video. As an video director i recognize what this entails. I love the transpatent wipes, crazy use of colors, and use of wide angle shot low capturing talent and skyline. That was stupendous! R.I.P to the director 🎉
One of the first tracks to really get me into Hip Hop back when it came out, and I still love it !
'90s hip-hop at its finest!!
DOPE ASS HIPHOP !!!!
Gotta love that 90’s energy
All four snapped, loved this joint back when I was a teen... Damn time flyz!
this whole album is pure hiphop
Wooh!! High school days! 😅🔥🔥🔥
milo is the rawest.
I remember when this came out on YO!MTV Rap's. Good old days in Poland. I'm so old. God bless You Tube.
Can't believe Dinco D produced this. Lovely old skool!
Underrated as hell
This is my favorite Hip Hop Song of All Time. 93 til............. PEACE
This just hit different