@@rachelkupferer5055 Yup and now its been 5 months since iv heard this and it hasnt popped in my head since. Just a random one time "hey remember this song?" then its gone lol
Even all these years after I discovered this, every so often I come back because it's just so damn memorable. I don't think this video will ever not be hilarious to me.
I loved this version as a kid when my parents were weird and wouldn’t let me listen to full on rap, but now as an adult (I still love this version) but I also am such a huge fan of Eazy E, and I kind of thank this rendition for starting that up. It honestly makes me so sad to know that he passed before he would have heard it for himself. Rest in Paradise Eric Wright 💜
White boy from the suburbs here..just felt the need to state my opinion which is that I graduated in '04 and this song was one of our many anthems..I grew up listening to both this and REAL gangster rap and anyone who has a problem with this song in any sense can like my middle aged balls..other honorable mentions from my era - Rehab - Sittin At A Bar...Pastor Troy - Visa Versa...Kid Rock - Only God Knows Why...Bone Thugs - East 99 Eternal and Art of War (both full CDs lol)...Field Mob - Dead In Ya Chevy...8ball & MJG - Paid Dues..etc. etc...man I miss music that had heart in it, these poor kids today dont even know what the word "soul" means
xeric080 Bruh Chill out, Bobby Ray was just pointing out how commonly at that time a big problem was that Police would be more cautious shooting White individuals over others or just be Suspicious of people by their color. N.W.A literally made a song about that.
More whites are shot every year than blacks, its not surprising that in areas that are heavily populated with blacks, they’re shot more. Not saying either or is the case. This isn’t all black/white. And yes the irony is now lost on me.
I remember when this song came out, no one once brought up race or hating this or that. everyone knew it was a parody an people didn't get bent out of shape over stuff so easily.
Very true. Everyone just laughed at the irony. Everyone already understood the implications of racism of the time. They laughed at how ridiculous this song was applied, because it was genuinely funny. It's like if Weird Al learned better acoustic and harmony and applied it to something hardcore. The overwhelming message is more positive than you'd think. People just get so fucking affected by shit these days.
It’s honestly because of how they did it though. They did it right by constrasting the lyrics with the rich, preppy clothing, the slow, melodic style, etc. Its all signaling you to see it as a joke & an homage.
My brother sang this at karaoke with our family one year. Our country loving family. Everyone was stunned. I was dying laughing. He was drunk. Another video mentioned a drunk people zoo made me remember that night.
This is actually really funny and I unironically like it. It's the same kind of enjoyment I get whenever "Still" by Geto Boys comes on during the printer smashing scene from Office Space.
If the boys in the hood are hard for more than 4 hours they should contact their doctor. They may be suffering from the serious condition of Priaprism.
And also its better than the original musically, sometimes it happens with remakes :) And actually, well 2, its probably a joke of both super posh white sterotype and gangstas... kind of what makes it funny for us from somewhere in between...
I saw Dynamite Hack perform live at 101X Fest in Austin, TX back in 2000. Weezer also performed on that same stage the same day. Wheatus was originaly billed but they cancelled so Weezer was signed as a last-minute replacement. It was a hot day. Temps above 100 and zero shade anywhere. Cypress Hill were the headliners. Also present were: Human, Kottonmouth Kings, The Nixons, and Everlast.
Pictured in this video: the intended audience of 90’s gangsta rap. NWA was totally in on the joke. This cover is as much an acknowledgement as it is a satire.
To anyone reading... If you read any interviews of them talking about this cover you'll see they were HUGE fans of NWA as a whole, Eazy-E, Ice Cube (he ACTUALLY wrote the song), and Dr. Dre's solo stuff. *According to interviews, Ice Cube and Dr. Dre have both heard this and like it.* Dynamite even took the pre-emptive legal care to make sure they got (and are still getting) paid royalties for it too! This is a tribute to Eazy/NWA done in the most non-offensive way possible.
I dont understand what would be the 'joke'. Musically this cover is better than the original. Artist cover other artist, black, white, Asian, Hispanic, who gives a shit? Hell you wouldnt have modern rap if those artist and previous ones especially didnt sample tunes from other genres.
Me and my friend when we were kids would sneak into his older brother's room to listen to all the songs he had downloaded on his computer and this was one of our favs. Learned all the lyrics before lyrics sites were hardly a thing. Years later I find out it's a cover of a rap song and I'm like wtf lol
I heard this plenty of times back in the day when people would use free Aol CDs, didn't have internet so i couldn't look up the artist that did the cover.
Sooooo this song was on all our burnt cds back in the day, it popped in my head while out mushroom hunting with my daughters this morning. Shared this video in my family group chat with my brothers captioning it only with "you're welcome" :)
d0wnl0ad3 It was a show about a high school girl who hosted an online variety show Amanda Cosgrove played Carly Shay Jennette Macurdy played Sam Puckett (Her character & the character of Katt Valentine from Victorious were spun off into the joint series Sam & Katt) Nathan Kress as Freddie Benson Noah Munich as Orenthal Cornelius Hayes "Gibby" Gibson ("Gibby" was a one man carnival freak show on the web series portion of ICarly, in the early seasons he was often seen walking around school shirtless, and as a kid you definitely wanted to see him with a shirt on.)
white kids who grew up in the 90's remember how cool hip hop and rap music (the more gangsta the better) was. this video, for whatever else it was intended to be, was a fitting tribute to that generation's nostalgia
I listened to this bands album Superfast throughout my junior and senior years of high-school. It was the main CD I had in my Walkman at all times. Still love it after all these years.
funny how this version is getting attention after 15 years, only because of the release of the movie. This song/video was released way back in the year 2000.
Lol! I know right! Song is old as hell, but since the movie came out it did make me look this shit up again. Was funny back in the day, still funny now! =D
If you seriously hate this, you have no soul, or musical sense. Its tight, well produced, doesn't take itself too seriously, but takes the music very seriously, its just fun and sounds great. I guarantee the first time dre, or cube heard this, they probably were laughing sayin, what is this? If they were laughing, they aint mad. Dig?
Cruisin' down the street in my '64 Jockin' the freaks, clockin' the dough Went to the park to get the scoop Knuckleheads out there cold-shootin' some hoops A car pulls up, who can it be? A fresh El Camino rollin', Kilo G He rolls down his window and he started to say "It's all about makin' that GTA"
I laughed so hard the first time I heard this cover. It was just too soothing but the 180 difference between the faithfulness to the original lyrics by Eazy-E and these ultra-soft soft boys singing it in this ultra soft way had me in tears in my car, laughing so hard. XD
Sang this at karaoke on a cruise and had a couple a few days later asked me if I sang it and I said yes. They told me they laugh about it everyday and it has been the highlight of the cruise. The DJ was pissed but the song was in her book so I'm not sure why she was mad. Loved that cruise
i think the reason people get mad at this song is there is a lot of respect for Easy E and some people think this song is making fun of him. Idk why though. It's clear to me they are making fun of themselves. My brothers love the original and hate this they literally said it's because this song is "disrespecting the original" lol
"punk ass tripping in the dead of night homie scored a key, he's gonna fly Punk ass fly...." Sung to the tune of "Black bird" by the Beatles. They had to change it or would've been sued into oblivion. Lol
As a low class working vanilla wafer, this song always seems to make me feel a bit happier. Just for the satirical skewering of the delusional upper class crust so detached.
This song was around in the late 90s and so was the music video, because I remember stealing it with Napster! It literally took up my whole computers memory. They played the video on Much Music (canadian mtv).
@@jaydavis2910 yeah it was 51 here... remember when u could actually memorize channels... I haven't even had cable since 09... its garbage now.. and not the good kind like Beavis and Butthead.
Have always loved this cover, you guys are exceptionally talented musicians. Really wish Dre could have done his cameo but hey, that's show biz. Still a hilarious video
ah yes, the good ol days... when we used to raise the roof, and backyard boogie... when we’d tell people to talk to the hand because the face don’t understand... When one pant sleeve was folded up and everyone threw up the Westside... ...the 90s were amazing.
Ya gotta listen to the rest of this album. I got it as a joke from a friend. Someone put it in an EZE album at a second hand store! I love the entire album so much! Peak 2000’s pop punk.
Comments: 80% complaining about people complaining about the song 10% complaining about the song 5% complaining about complaining about complaining about the song 3% "2,730 people are whatever" 1.95% people just enjoying the damn song 0.05% made up statistics about the comments .
During one of my highschool kickbacks my brothers friend put this song on and we laughed like crazy fast foward over a decade later and i use This song to calm me down if I'm stressed lmao
Guys. This is an ironic satirical cover of the song. The reason so many people find it better than Eazy E's version is BECAUSE it's satire. (Also idk.. it sounds nice) Nobody here thinks Dynamite Hack made the original song. Chill out lol.
Just the absolute best approach to cover a gangsta rap song 10/10. I actually found you guys- funny enough- on the travel channel, while doing an hour show about Austin. They showed you playing live and _Superfast_ has been a staple in my life ever since! This song was a pleasant surprise listening to the album the first time.
I need more chill acoustic gangsta rap music lol. All these years and I still love this cover
Me too. They did a great job on it, despite it being a ridiculous cover.
@@FreedInPieces ridiculous in an awesome way lol
+@aa@@a@
Not gangsta rap, but if you haven't heard Patent Pending's cover of Break Stuff it might scratch the same itch
Then I let the Alpine play
Anyone else ever wake up and randomly start singing a song you haven’t heard since like high school? That’s how I get here
Same here.
Me to
Why I'm here now lol
Bro literally me this morning. I swear to god I was singing this before I even opened my eyes. Lmao
@@rachelkupferer5055 Yup and now its been 5 months since iv heard this and it hasnt popped in my head since. Just a random one time "hey remember this song?" then its gone lol
“Punk azz tripping but it’s alright” by white dudes in unison is gold no matter what anyone says or thinks. Glad I grew up in the 90’s
😂 💯%
Its the melody of Blackbird by the Beatles. Easy E and The Beatles... what a combo.
@@blackirish670 and people think Beyonce wrote it lol
biggest thieves always wear suits and ties
Even all these years after I discovered this, every so often I come back because it's just so damn memorable. I don't think this video will ever not be hilarious to me.
It’s pretty funny
the lead singer Mark Morris is just a regular guy now with a regular job working as an applications administrator, seems like a pretty chill dude
But does he have a terminal chillness?
omg is that a reference from the room
M45terMiNd he gave up on his dreams, what a pussy
I think you mean, acoustic
Lol
Now this is a certified hood classic
I loved this version as a kid when my parents were weird and wouldn’t let me listen to full on rap, but now as an adult (I still love this version) but I also am such a huge fan of Eazy E, and I kind of thank this rendition for starting that up. It honestly makes me so sad to know that he passed before he would have heard it for himself. Rest in Paradise Eric Wright 💜
I can’t help but think Eazy is somewhere up in gangster heaven just laughing his ass off over this. 😂😂😂
That's almost exactly what I said but with Dre and Cube.
Easy E is lookin up at this PROUD.
Good one Jeff totally 👍🏼
Heaven isn't real
@@mattklass6831 for youuuuu!
White boy from the suburbs here..just felt the need to state my opinion which is that I graduated in '04 and this song was one of our many anthems..I grew up listening to both this and REAL gangster rap and anyone who has a problem with this song in any sense can like my middle aged balls..other honorable mentions from my era - Rehab - Sittin At A Bar...Pastor Troy - Visa Versa...Kid Rock - Only God Knows Why...Bone Thugs - East 99 Eternal and Art of War (both full CDs lol)...Field Mob - Dead In Ya Chevy...8ball & MJG - Paid Dues..etc. etc...man I miss music that had heart in it, these poor kids today dont even know what the word "soul" means
Straight poetry. I used to do this cover outside of bars for money when I was 19. Drunk people loved it 😂
Pure alpha male
U know this is eazy e nwa right?
@@thehonorshow these white men did it better😊
@@pronounshismajesty3542 pffft u sound racist... and no they did not even come close
@@pronounshismajesty3542 average Sam Hyde pfp
I always crack up when they wave to the cop
Yeah that's hilarious lol
White privilege.
@@bobbyray7558 stfu idiot. get your dumbass agenda out of here.
xeric080 Bruh Chill out, Bobby Ray was just pointing out how commonly at that time a big problem was that Police would be more cautious shooting White individuals over others or just be Suspicious of people by their color.
N.W.A literally made a song about that.
More whites are shot every year than blacks, its not surprising that in areas that are heavily populated with blacks, they’re shot more. Not saying either or is the case. This isn’t all black/white. And yes the irony is now lost on me.
I ain't dying if they don't play this at my funeral
This might be the best comment I’ve ever seen. I hate to steal your idea but I’m gonna need this played at my funeral too.
underrated comment
Lol
double thumbs up on that sentiment.
lol resurrect
Nothing says gangsta like khaki shorts and loafers.
Damn right bankers and white collar dudes scare me way more than thugs
Eveybody gangsta until they pull up with the 9 iron
No he isn’t he’s probably cursing his ass off at white people
Dude will straight put you in the poorhouse
You've done it, sir! You've found the joke! Congratulations! I always knew you could do it ♥️
If only Dr. Dre would have been the officer driving the cop car...
Best idea ever
agreed.
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IDK if Dre wouldve been down with that sh1t
Damn
Having known this version for years, but just seeing the video for the first time brings all new enjoyment.
20 years later.. Still listening. Thank goodness for the internet as my cd got wayyy too scratched 15 years ago.
I remember when this song came out, no one once brought up race or hating this or that. everyone knew it was a parody an people didn't get bent out of shape over stuff so easily.
Very true. Everyone just laughed at the irony. Everyone already understood the implications of racism of the time. They laughed at how ridiculous this song was applied, because it was genuinely funny. It's like if Weird Al learned better acoustic and harmony and applied it to something hardcore. The overwhelming message is more positive than you'd think. People just get so fucking affected by shit these days.
This was a gem from my childhood, i remember downloading this from limewire and I'm black
Wasn't it a wonderful time? I had black friends that laughed their asses off at this song.
It’s honestly because of how they did it though. They did it right by constrasting the lyrics with the rich, preppy clothing, the slow, melodic style, etc. Its all signaling you to see it as a joke & an homage.
“Punk ass trippin’” sung in harmony, I mean come on. It was comedy.
They didn't choose the thug life, the thug life chose them.
Word
😪 True
Obviously
Indeed.
As a professional street hustler I approve
Legend has it this is what tyler herro listened to before the nba finals to get hyped up
My brother sang this at karaoke with our family one year. Our country loving family. Everyone was stunned. I was dying laughing. He was drunk.
Another video mentioned a drunk people zoo made me remember that night.
I sang Dear Chasey Lane at a family outing and they never gave me the mic back.
This is actually really funny and I unironically like it. It's the same kind of enjoyment I get whenever "Still" by Geto Boys comes on during the printer smashing scene from Office Space.
he looks like gibby from icarly
Ikr
Remember gibby? This is him now
Aiden Ermine Ginny has a TH-cam channel called sad world
LMAO THE DESCRIPTION SAYS -No one in the band has ever appeared on iCarly.
Yes it does Gibby!
Eazy would have laughed his ass off at this if he was still around for it. Rest in Peace you legend.
For real, I like to think he'd have dug it and lol'd pretty hard. Dude was a legend.
If the boys in the hood are hard for more than 4 hours they should contact their doctor. They may be suffering from the serious condition of Priaprism.
You win the internet!!!! Hilarious comment. Cheers
Fuckin underrated comment, right here gang..
4D comment have a like!
Man we always hard in the hood n what you mean
Pripyatism
and i thought the original was great; this shit is hilarious
Fuck u ugly ass
Nak Attack atx
This dum Man u a wannabes
@Jody Darden nice double take
I never knew there was a video to this song. I’m dying 😂
haha same
The chorus is actually kind of beautiful.
It's weird how this song is not only funny, but actually works as a cover. Without the music video, it wouldn't even sound silly.
I'm seeing that soe people haven't realized that:
1. they did not write this song. Ice Cube did.
2. it's a joke.
3. how white they are IS the joke.
And also its better than the original musically, sometimes it happens with remakes :)
And actually, well 2, its probably a joke of both super posh white sterotype and gangstas... kind of what makes it funny for us from somewhere in between...
***** It's an Eazy song but Cube wrote it
Matthias Reinhold
i wish i was a stereotype T.T
Cube is a hero dummy. Have you seen what kind of MAN and FATHER he is? yeah, mmhmm. #icecube
rustypro98 grats on winning a chicken dinner my man.
In my opinion, best parody video ever.
I've been trying to find this version again for roughly 8 years. Ever since I heard a friend playing it in his car. The search has been worth it
I saw Dynamite Hack perform live at 101X Fest in Austin, TX back in 2000. Weezer also performed on that same stage the same day. Wheatus was originaly billed but they cancelled so Weezer was signed as a last-minute replacement. It was a hot day. Temps above 100 and zero shade anywhere. Cypress Hill were the headliners. Also present were: Human, Kottonmouth Kings, The Nixons, and Everlast.
Imagine if they had all 3
Damn legendary line up. 👍
Dude I haven't heard Kottonmouth Kings in fuckin years, holy shit.
Kid: "Mom can we have Eazy-e at home?"
Mom: "We already have it"
Eazy-e at home:
Lmaoo
You mean we have Eric Wright at home
Pictured in this video: the intended audience of 90’s gangsta rap. NWA was totally in on the joke. This cover is as much an acknowledgement as it is a satire.
To anyone reading...
If you read any interviews of them talking about this cover you'll see they were HUGE fans of NWA as a whole, Eazy-E, Ice Cube (he ACTUALLY wrote the song), and Dr. Dre's solo stuff. *According to interviews, Ice Cube and Dr. Dre have both heard this and like it.* Dynamite even took the pre-emptive legal care to make sure they got (and are still getting) paid royalties for it too! This is a tribute to Eazy/NWA done in the most non-offensive way possible.
Joke holds true to this day. Look at any rap concert crowd. White kids, white kids everywhere lol
@@zeke7515 I'm glad to hear that! I'm a black chick but I love this cover 🤣🤣🤣
@@KariIzumi1Same, it made me lose it ever since I was a kid. So stupid. 🤣
I dont understand what would be the 'joke'. Musically this cover is better than the original. Artist cover other artist, black, white, Asian, Hispanic, who gives a shit? Hell you wouldnt have modern rap if those artist and previous ones especially didnt sample tunes from other genres.
Out of all the songs ever made, this is most certainly one of them.
So true
Me and my friend when we were kids would sneak into his older brother's room to listen to all the songs he had downloaded on his computer and this was one of our favs. Learned all the lyrics before lyrics sites were hardly a thing. Years later I find out it's a cover of a rap song and I'm like wtf lol
2016, still listening.
Same😂
Yeah same....the original song
fuck yeah
I heard this plenty of times back in the day when people would use free Aol CDs, didn't have internet so i couldn't look up the artist that did the cover.
Who actually fucking cares?
wow weezer has really gone downhill...
Top tier shitposting lmao
wow. just.. wow
LOL
HOLY CRAPDOODLE ITS ZENOMITE.
Spicy pshhht more like UPHILL. this is lit
Sooooo this song was on all our burnt cds back in the day, it popped in my head while out mushroom hunting with my daughters this morning. Shared this video in my family group chat with my brothers captioning it only with "you're welcome" :)
How many bullets does it take to down a mushroom?
I remember I had screw tape with it on it. It was either him or OG Ron C cant remember
Morrels?
Music peaked as an artform with this song
has a weezer feel to it
+Andres 1 says a lot about Weezer :D
I LUHH SOME WEEZER
Andres 1 Good Life by WEEZER
Funny... i got this from a dude named FunkE and he always uses weezer song in his vids... amd this is a song he made a parody of
Papa Mason1 funkes in the hood
This nigga look like Gibby from iCarly
joshua lemmond lololololololol
😂
joshua lemmond Whats an iCarly?
d0wnl0ad3 It was a show about a high school girl who hosted an online variety show
Amanda Cosgrove played Carly Shay
Jennette Macurdy played Sam Puckett
(Her character & the character of Katt Valentine from Victorious were spun off into the joint series Sam & Katt)
Nathan Kress as Freddie Benson
Noah Munich as Orenthal Cornelius Hayes "Gibby" Gibson
("Gibby" was a one man carnival freak show on the web series portion of ICarly, in the early seasons he was often seen walking around school shirtless, and as a kid you definitely wanted to see him with a shirt on.)
hahahahahahahahahhahahhahahahhahahahahhahahhahahahahhahahahahahhahahahahhahahahahahhahahahahahhahahahahhahahahahhahahahahahahhahahahahhahahahahhahahahahahhahahah XD
Dynamite Hack is one of the most fucking underrated bands ever
I thought they were kind of a one hit wonder
@@travisjohnston2369 Whether it was this song or Dear Kate, both were awesome. And I only heard one on the air, and it was Kate.
white kids who grew up in the 90's remember how cool hip hop and rap music (the more gangsta the better) was. this video, for whatever else it was intended to be, was a fitting tribute to that generation's nostalgia
someone always makes it about race. Today that someone is you.
Well said
This is my favorite cover of anything ever
Vince Vaughn's little brother.
EazyEVM holy fuck, I was trying to figure who looked like. Thank you for that
For realz?
does look like him, he doesn't have a brother though\
Looks like alex karev on grey's anatomy
Eazy-E would be proud
Eazy E would kill him
+Butters Stotch like me
+Fantasticvictor yes :)
+never go full Pony Gangsta* 🖕
+Butters Stotch I don't care. People who listen to gangster rap seriously should all be send to a death camp. Would make the world quite alot better.
People have no idea that THIS is how I know the lyrics to BNTH. It has given me street cred for decades. 😂
This is how I learned about Boyz-n-the-Hood this song taught me the lyrics
Same!
Heard this as a kid when it first hit MTV and have loved it since!
Imagine your mom was like “I was in a music vid” and it was this 😂😂😂
And she was the corn dog girl
I listened to this bands album Superfast throughout my junior and senior years of high-school. It was the main CD I had in my Walkman at all times. Still love it after all these years.
This song should be in a hall of fame.
This song to this day is still good af
If you're still here in 2020 you're an absolute legend
The friendly cop wave exchange....... that says everything about this cover.
funny how this version is getting attention after 15 years, only because of the release of the movie. This song/video was released way back in the year 2000.
Lol! I know right! Song is old as hell, but since the movie came out it did make me look this shit up again. Was funny back in the day, still funny now! =D
+ckv Its due to it being a far superior rendition, and an instant classic.
I just wondered if there was an acoustic cover. So I searched, and here I am
+ckv to any 90's kid this cover has been the shit for a while
Not 2000
I love this so much I can’t even put into words why or the nostalgia
In a multitude of ways, this song is the pinnacle of art
If you seriously hate this, you have no soul, or musical sense. Its tight, well produced, doesn't take itself too seriously, but takes the music very seriously, its just fun and sounds great. I guarantee the first time dre, or cube heard this, they probably were laughing sayin, what is this? If they were laughing, they aint mad. Dig?
Cruisin' down the street in my '64
Jockin' the freaks, clockin' the dough
Went to the park to get the scoop
Knuckleheads out there cold-shootin' some hoops
A car pulls up, who can it be?
A fresh El Camino rollin', Kilo G
He rolls down his window and he started to say
"It's all about makin' that GTA"
Who else listening in 2020 quarantine?
Yup, from Fresno, California.
Me. 38 year old mom in Utah. I still remember all the lyrics.
I had no idea this had a video until now. This has been in my playlist for years
Florida here Quarantine 2020
Greeted with the 40 and I start drinkin
I laughed so hard the first time I heard this cover. It was just too soothing but the 180 difference between the faithfulness to the original lyrics by Eazy-E and these ultra-soft soft boys singing it in this ultra soft way had me in tears in my car, laughing so hard. XD
Further proof, the 90s was chill.
all i know is I downloaded this on Napster and memorized the lyrics as a kid
Same. Napster was the best. Now I’m some mom singing along while I do the dishes
Same except I was on KazaA
Same, except maybe it was the college network and mine was labeled as a Phish song =D
@@loofonme rip Kazaa. Rip limewire.
This song always makes me cry I don't know why.
One of my all-time favorite covers. The juxtaposition is funnier than hell.
That final bit with the Rolls in the yard up on cinder blocks is priceless.
Classic. This came out when in was in 7th or 8th grade, I think. I'm 33 years old now.
SAVAGE308SNIPER yeah I can listen to this version around my mom lol
Sang this at karaoke on a cruise and had a couple a few days later asked me if I sang it and I said yes. They told me they laugh about it everyday and it has been the highlight of the cruise. The DJ was pissed but the song was in her book so I'm not sure why she was mad. Loved that cruise
Sounds like fun ☺️😜🙂
i think the reason people get mad at this song is there is a lot of respect for Easy E and some people think this song is making fun of him. Idk why though. It's clear to me they are making fun of themselves. My brothers love the original and hate this they literally said it's because this song is "disrespecting the original" lol
So cool that Vince Vaughn started a band
Anyone else remember last line as "trippin in the dead of night" maybe mandela effect? In 03 someone gave me a mixtape
"punk ass tripping in the dead of night
homie scored a key, he's gonna fly
Punk ass fly...."
Sung to the tune of "Black bird" by the Beatles. They had to change it or would've been sued into oblivion. Lol
The way they sing the song is so poetic … TILL YOU LISTEN TO THE LYRICS 😂🤣 I sang this to my newborn and she fell asleep
You frikkin plebes. It's SATIRE! and it's HILARIOUS! Love the part where they wave at the cop, LMFAO!
As a low class working vanilla wafer, this song always seems to make me feel a bit happier. Just for the satirical skewering of the delusional upper class crust so detached.
I can only imagine Dre or Cube seeing this and falling over laughing (all the way to the bank)! 😅
Top 3 covers ever is this, disturbed sounds of silence and dynamite hacks Boyz in the hood!
Eazy's cover of this sucks.
Lmao!
yeah, it's trash.
yeah, it's trash.
Who the fuck is Easy E? Don't you have spellcheck?
+Dave Steve go fuck your self r.i.p easy e is better than this soft shit
Who still bumpin in 2020😝
Me
20 likes
Dont quote me boy aint bumped shit
Easy-E loved this cover. That's all you need to know.
Considering it was released 5 years after he died that would be impressive
@rjamesyork lmao yeah man. @davidgibson is the definition of fake news
The fact that homeboy was brave enough to say THAT word on record is wild to me
Words are only words. They get their power once you allow them to affect you..
We come from a different, happier time..
Hands down one of the best parody songs ever. Heard the original today, reminded me of this. 🤣
This came out today every Target and Nike store would get looted in protest
Would love to have this on vinyl on the B side of Eazy’s version...The holy grail right there lol.
possibly the best cover song ever
This song was around in the late 90s and so was the music video, because I remember stealing it with Napster! It literally took up my whole computers memory. They played the video on Much Music (canadian mtv).
Much Music was dope, we used to pick it up in Oregon too. Fun stuff
@@jaydavis2910 lol "pick it up" makes it sound like you were adjusting the antenna to get much music
Yeah dude channel 38
@@jaydavis2910 yeah it was 51 here... remember when u could actually memorize channels... I haven't even had cable since 09... its garbage now.. and not the good kind like Beavis and Butthead.
This song is timeless
honestly if this was made 5 years later, this would have been ten times bigger. ahead of their time
Always dug the blackbird parody at the end. Feel like everyone did but it never gets credit for being a great way to end the song.
Have always loved this cover, you guys are exceptionally talented musicians. Really wish Dre could have done his cameo but hey, that's show biz. Still a hilarious video
ah yes, the good ol days...
when we used to raise the roof, and backyard boogie...
when we’d tell people to talk to the hand
because the face don’t understand...
When one pant sleeve was folded up
and everyone threw up the Westside...
...the 90s were amazing.
I miss the 90’s. Your description takes me back. The name Ivan is one of my faves btw.
This is so much better than the original. EZ wasn't much of a rapper, which is a testament to his marketing people.
Ya gotta listen to the rest of this album. I got it as a joke from a friend. Someone put it in an EZE album at a second hand store! I love the entire album so much! Peak 2000’s pop punk.
I have it.
@@ge2623hell yeah. Love my wussypuff
27 and still jamming to this and original. Perfect!
Now, that sounds like the lyrics to a 4nonblondes song
Always felt that ending was genuinely, wistfully beautiful.
Think it’s an homage to ‘Blackbird’ by the Beatles.
Comments:
80% complaining about people complaining about the song
10% complaining about the song
5% complaining about complaining about complaining about the song
3% "2,730 people are whatever"
1.95% people just enjoying the damn song
0.05% made up statistics about the comments .
I like turtles
You gotta put a percentage for funke
16% "weezer" or "gibby from icarly" comments
1% bad math
@Ferber Merbidur You: putting in your two cents hoping to rile someone up and get attention. Pretty fucking *average*
I enjoyed this song. The irony of it is simply beautiful.
This reminds me of the radio in the early 2000
2024 still bumpin!
During one of my highschool kickbacks my brothers friend put this song on and we laughed like crazy fast foward over a decade later and i use This song to calm me down if I'm stressed lmao
Guys. This is an ironic satirical cover of the song. The reason so many people find it better than Eazy E's version is BECAUSE it's satire. (Also idk.. it sounds nice) Nobody here thinks Dynamite Hack made the original song. Chill out lol.
It's so fucking white it's literally impossible to take seriously
I loved the satire of this. The lyrics and visuals are absurd together. Beautiful.
This is a great cover I don't care what not one says. Better than the original.
Just the absolute best approach to cover a gangsta rap song 10/10. I actually found you guys- funny enough- on the travel channel, while doing an hour show about Austin. They showed you playing live and _Superfast_ has been a staple in my life ever since! This song was a pleasant surprise listening to the album the first time.