Seriously, and dang this comment here was 14 years ago see how its declined even just since then, Mumble rap is literally the "rap music" equivalent of so called modern art, its objectively bad subversive garbage and by design to.
I'm 33 and this was what I listened to in my teens.. I dont grudge the kids these days their music....It is what it is and more power to them. We dont have to denegrate their thing to elevate another. My father didnt get some of my taste in music and thats cool...Just live and let live live....love what you love and let the kids do their thing...Peace.
This used to be my jam. Damn, I miss hip hop. Oh well, at least I have the memories that'll last for the rest of my life. Thank you, Lords of the Underground...
Samples used in this song: Thomas Bell - A Theme for L.A.’s Team Skull Snaps - It’s a New Day (Drums)0:04 James Brown - My Thang L.O.T.U.G. - Check It (Vocals) 1:45 Nice & Smooth - Hip Hop Junkies 1:47
I rememeber when this song came out in 1993. I was 13. I tripped when I saw the lead rapper with that diaper. They were a pretty good group. Of course, when the Wu came out, it was all over. Hip hop changed.
@@jimr9499 wow a reply from my comment as a 15 year old, didn’t expect that lol this just brought me back a bit. But yea I work as a driver now and usually keep my music on rotation and this song comes up every so often, heard last week actually
I am from Germany and was an exchange student in a highschool in Pennsylvania in '93 and everytime we sat on the backseat of the old Pointiac Thunderbird of our american friends they played this song with full volume. Loved it so much.
Produced by the one and only K-DEF, in my opinion the most skilled overlooked and important hip-hop producer and beatmaker in hip-hop EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I was a fan of this song when it's dropped, but when I found out where they got the sample from I was even more impressed, because you had to be a true movie head, and listen to the entire song to get that trumpet sample!!!! 🎺 I salute the producer of this joint!
Finesse’s love for trumpets is absolutely signature. Also.. All of the Lord’s lyricism is prominent, to which I had to pay homage, and as for the beat, it is beyond simple admiration, (respectfully to the lyricists). Props, my recognition may not be necessarily important but it is well deserved regardless. May y’all never go under appreciated, so long as you are preserved with a respect among its bona fide audience. Much love to both Finesse and K-Def, the love for their art shows and shall always be appreciated.
this has to be one of the dopest beats ever produced. that thomas bell sample in the breakdown is ... perhaps the most haunting hip hop sample ever used. stuff to beat juggle to. bigupz to ur old man.
Been Trying to Remember This Song for a MONTH Now...Finally!! Found it After Typing in "Funky Rap Song 90s" and THIS Came up...Very Lucky and Feel Much Better Now
This used to be my shit back in the days. I use to bump that shit full blast all through the streets of the ATL.....Still loving it almost 20 years later
Music that you can understand what they are saying. Without cursing and telling about how many women they slept with or. how many people they killed. I am so proud to be a 1980 baby. Because when i wasa teenager these songs are all i listen too.👍👍👍👍
This song is awesome! But I can't believe I'm noticing this now but it was either Tru-Skool or Specialist that sampled the beginning base beat in the song on Kaka Bhaniawala's Sahnewal Chownk. I've been listening to that song since I was like 9! Old school hip-hop mixed with the new Punjabi music sounds so good.
i m seventeen, from Greece and we here it, only those who really like and love hip hop ofcourse, after all these years, so we can say for sure that they are classic and will never been forgoten
I lived through this whole era buying up the 12's whenever they dropped and used to think how great the music was. These days those memories are priceless. Moreso nowadays when I hear what is supposedly rap music.
I feel that it is up to us young people who listen to real hip hop to spread it around to our friends and family to keep real hip hop alive and it is the responsibility of adults to raise thier children and younger siblings listening to real hip hop.
Damn i took the 90's for granted they play this type of hip hop on MTV, BET and on the radio. Now MTV show the hills the radio plays the same shit 50 times a day.
REAL HIP HOP....The message is about being creative and helping others, not about how big of a hole you can put in someone, or how big your gold chain is.....LETS BRING BACK THE FUNK TO HIP HOP!
2024, 60 years old and this song is still on my playlist!
One of the all-time dopest beats!
Foreal
Early 90's Hip Hop
Without Doubt
Yea Marly killed it....I use to to to his crib back then
i can never let go of this era!!!! this was the generation of real hip hop!!
Damn, the "golden era" of Hip-Hop when it was about Beats and Rhymes. I miss it. Thanks for the upload of this video.
Damn bro this comment is ancient are you still alive?
@@QiLow105 back when rap was great. Ya had to have skills on the 🎤🎙️
@@QiLow105 Check the channel. videos uploaded only 2 months ago.
Seriously, and dang this comment here was 14 years ago see how its declined even just since then, Mumble rap is literally the "rap music" equivalent of so called modern art, its objectively bad subversive garbage and by design to.
Wow, I was in high school when this tape dropped.
I'm 33 and this was what I listened to in my teens.. I dont grudge the kids these days their music....It is what it is and more power to them. We dont have to denegrate their thing to elevate another. My father didnt get some of my taste in music and thats cool...Just live and let live live....love what you love and let the kids do their thing...Peace.
This song popped in my head after years...vicious instrumental and dope delivery!
"and only underground funk pumpin out of my trunk" - pac
Live a life of hustla high till i die
@@QiLow105 Picture me living my life as a busta
This was one of my best songs of 93
'93 went hard for hip hop
This used to be my jam. Damn, I miss hip hop. Oh well, at least I have the memories that'll last for the rest of my life. Thank you, Lords of the Underground...
Man it's there, u just got to look for it like back in day ✌
I really enjoy this song, especially the opening line since I was born in 1971 too!
Samples used in this song:
Thomas Bell - A Theme for L.A.’s Team
Skull Snaps - It’s a New Day (Drums)0:04
James Brown - My Thang
L.O.T.U.G. - Check It (Vocals) 1:45
Nice & Smooth - Hip Hop Junkies 1:47
19 when this came out, nothing like it.....wasn't nothing like Rap City from '89 to '97....
I rememeber when this song came out in 1993. I was 13. I tripped when I saw the lead rapper with that diaper. They were a pretty good group. Of course, when the Wu came out, it was all over. Hip hop changed.
this reminds me of getting 120 min maxell block party tape during a nice ny summer watching the tenderonies!!!
I cant' help but feel proud about being 15 years old and listening to music like this.
26 now, you still bumpin it?
@@jimr9499 wow a reply from my comment as a 15 year old, didn’t expect that lol this just brought me back a bit. But yea I work as a driver now and usually keep my music on rotation and this song comes up every so often, heard last week actually
Their style were so ille and Crazy Dope u feel me real hip hop Forever Lords of Da Underground For life 💯💯✊✊🎧🎤🎤🎤🎧🔥🔥🔥👽👽💯💯💯🎧🎧✊🎤🔥🔥💯💯💯💯💯💯💯🔥🔥
this was definately in my walkman when i was in high school.. sweetness
I am from Germany and was an exchange student in a highschool in Pennsylvania in '93 and everytime we sat on the backseat of the old Pointiac Thunderbird of our american friends they played this song with full volume. Loved it so much.
Produced by the one and only K-DEF, in my opinion the most skilled overlooked and important hip-hop producer and beatmaker in hip-hop EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
"Funky rip the style, lawd have mercy!!!!"
Classic tune!!!
Love this........and i'm a 56 yo granny!:)
Now you're 66 and still loving it I bet .
This is my type of music and im 21 years old
Yup I'll still be dancing to this at 80
90s kid till im dead..
ATLANTA 2 BRONX GUNHILL HOUSES NORTH BX
@@SVGIN Still my time and I'm 69. Pop till ya drop.
Glad to have lived in and experience d this Era of Rap. Still bumping this in 2023✊🏿
I love this era also! Some of the best times of my life. I was an 80's child, but the 90's hip-hop explosion was off the chain.
I was a fan of this song when it's dropped, but when I found out where they got the sample from I was even more impressed, because you had to be a true movie head, and listen to the entire song to get that trumpet sample!!!! 🎺 I salute the producer of this joint!
Where is the sample from?
This beat was so hard back in the day man but if you wasn't alive you gotta pass on.
Finesse’s love for trumpets is absolutely signature.
Also.. All of the Lord’s lyricism is prominent, to which I had to pay homage, and as for the beat, it is beyond simple admiration, (respectfully to the lyricists). Props, my recognition may not be necessarily important but it is well deserved regardless. May y’all never go under appreciated, so long as you are preserved with a respect among its bona fide audience. Much love to both Finesse and K-Def, the love for their art shows and shall always be appreciated.
this song is hot and it still has that effect like it came out this year!!!...classic!
this has to be one of the dopest beats ever produced. that thomas bell sample in the breakdown is ... perhaps the most haunting hip hop sample ever used. stuff to beat juggle to.
bigupz to ur old man.
Keep it oldskool !
This is the REAL hiphop !!!
That opening bar and the production and everything was so on point
This is "The GOOD OL DAYS", Of Rap/Hip-Hop, Ol School Rap RULES. I am 47, and I loved this cut. The Lords shouldn't have broke up, THEY WERE DOPE.
MANE MY GRANDBABY TURNS TWO TOMORROW...
AND THIS IS WHAT CAME TO MIND!😂😂
Such a classic so glad I was a teen in the 90’s.
I'm 17, whenever i get high, this is what i listen to.
My friends look at me weird and they play Wiz Khalifa or Lil Wayne.
It makes me mad...
you better be still playing this to this day
You 27 now it sounds even better
@@EasyDuzzit he's 27 now he should be even smarter from soaking up so much game
Mad for what?
They look at you weird cuz they ignorant 90s hip hop is pure class
I got this CD from Columbia house in 1992 .. still love it❤
back in the days,,,,was great,music,,,like this 0ne.....
0:00 When that beat dropped, we already knew the banger we were in store for. Over thirty years ago. Time has flown.
Still 🔥 lords had the sick beats ...
God bless TH-cam for videos of real hip hop there's nothing like it!!!
Ohhhh yes, ahaha, the infamous "woo!", "yeah!". Never gets old.
Respect.
Been Trying to Remember This Song for a MONTH Now...Finally!! Found it After Typing in "Funky Rap Song 90s" and THIS Came up...Very Lucky and Feel Much Better Now
Just had the same experience and glad to be back in time
If you are listening in 2020 and have been a fan since the early 90s you are a legend and hero amongst mere mortals.
2020 and I’m still here for it funky child is a classic
I am not a big rap fan, but I have to say I always loved this song.
this whole album was banging i never skipped a track, fuck i gotta get my hands on this cd....
This used to be my shit back in the days. I use to bump that shit full blast all through the streets of the ATL.....Still loving it almost 20 years later
Your father in my opinion is one of the greatest golden era hip-hop producers of all time!!!!
The REAL "funky child" is in the building.
This song and NYC when I was 17. What a great mix!
If ya ain't a funky child YA be asked y ya listen to the funky sound.
"we dropped Psycho, and everybody thought that it was Das (Efx) “...
No mumbling
No glorifying drugs and violence
No exploiting women
Not a single curse word.
They don’t make em like this anymore.
Music that you can understand what they are saying. Without cursing and telling about how many women they slept with or. how many people they killed. I am so proud to be a 1980 baby. Because when i wasa teenager these songs are all i listen too.👍👍👍👍
This was the first hip hop song I bought on single. I miss buying singles.
It's good you're listening to this, this is real Hip Hop :)
This song is awesome! But I can't believe I'm noticing this now but it was either Tru-Skool or Specialist that sampled the beginning base beat in the song on Kaka Bhaniawala's Sahnewal Chownk. I've been listening to that song since I was like 9! Old school hip-hop mixed with the new Punjabi music sounds so good.
i m seventeen, from Greece and we here it, only those who really like and love hip hop ofcourse, after all these years, so we can say for sure that they are classic and will never been forgoten
This song made me start loving hip hop music when I was a kid
Best time is now cause these are our hidden treasures that all these new hip hop headz missed out on.
I was a Junior in HS, nuff said.. Yea our time was different, we were blessed 4real
In 2022…………….. Bring it Back!!
Classic! Used to bump to this on the radio back in 3rd grade. Good ol' times.
!7 years old & i'm not in 2 the new stuff mainstream is puttin out eather this is dope
golden years of hip hop music!!!!...
ahhh, hiphop from early 90s! this n chief rocka, banga's!
"Born in the underground of Newark, I witnessed the birth of Mr. Funky." Fuking classic...
Remember 90's. Ferris High school / JC . NJ. So cool
you gotta luv ole school hip hop
Dass waren noch Zeiten. Leider sind sie vorbei!
Yea this joint is hot, Mr. funky killed this.
This jawn still go hard today...
I lived through this whole era buying up the 12's whenever they dropped and used to think how great the music was. These days those memories are priceless. Moreso nowadays when I hear what is supposedly rap music.
Legendary..s orange ave Newark... still a crazy neighborhood
Dope then.. Dope now, nostalgic
Raised in the ways of the funky child!
so am i! :D
this song is so incredibly funky. can't believe i'd never heard it before, and i'm an early nighties hip hop head tooooooo. OH MY GOOOSHHH
i had the same reaction this is just incredible it’s more than music
Part of my weight room playlist...💪🏾
I feel that it is up to us young people who listen to real hip hop to spread it around to our friends and family to keep real hip hop alive and it is the responsibility of adults to raise thier children and younger siblings listening to real hip hop.
These youngyins these days don't know nothing bout real hip hop and rap music this was a good song still is and bangs on a stereo system
IM out till the funky child returns.....Yes!!!
I have that in my favorites also!!!!!
This beat in PHATastic!!!
A breath of freshhh air.
That's that thing I refer to as the real hip-hop. Dopeness maximus.
Damn i took the 90's for granted they play this type of hip hop on MTV, BET and on the radio. Now MTV show the hills the radio plays the same shit 50 times a day.
A great era in Hip Hop....
real Hip Hop, good old school times... G-Style :-((((
Greetings from Hamburg
Top 100 best beats in hiphop
What a throwback!!!!!!!!!!!
Middle school days❤
Love this! Real hip hop!
all praises and RESPECTS due to America's EAST COAST and the art of Hip Hop.
Yeah this definitely brings back old memo´s! haha. So damn great!
REAL HIP HOP....The message is about being creative and helping others, not about how big of a hole you can put in someone, or how big your gold chain is.....LETS BRING BACK THE FUNK TO HIP HOP!
.... BRING IT BACK!!!
I love this song
Dope intro, dope track, dope group :D
2021!I love it❤
This sums us up for the 90's, was the funky children of the funk gods of the 80's! Now what will our children be influenced by?
Dont hold ya breath hip hop will never be like this again........damn this shit is dope