Str8. And they actually talented and can spit. No mumble jumble nonsense. Respect to the artists who are true artists...who can form and spit full proper sentences and shit. Have no idea how refreshing it is....str8💯👊🔥
@@stephenstuckey Nah foh with the full proper sentences. Even more impressive when they can spit broken improper sentences and have it still make sense. True control over language
@sospecialkayofficial that whole style is tragedy gaddafis... they both took it and made it their own but tragedy is the foundation for a lot of these NY cats... much love to the gods tho NORE, Nas and Tragedy
The crazy part is that 50 surpassed everyone on here with his simplicity, drive, ambition and fearless hustle. This shit was fiyah tho. I miss real hip hop
back in the day. a freestyle like this was like a rights of passage. you're bars had to be on point. it is just sad what the industry has become. everyone is a rapper now without perfecting their craft or with the talent
FR. Crazy. But that's cause hip hop got so big that the fake hip hop fans non black dudes...they push these whack dudes to the forefront unfortunately. Then we jump on it too. Instead if giving pushback like no, this dude or broad is whack...this 1 can't flow on beat for sh*t....this 1 can't rhyme At All, etc. We just need to take back the culture. It is what it is.
Thats why I always been a fan of the early rap. Its what molded me and taught me how to get my raps down and ready to bring it when someone asked. Today the industry is what it is an industry but would I love to bring this energy back into modern times heaven yea. Thats why I do what I do. I rap my ass off, produce my own beats and engineer my own music. I think Im the last of dying breed. This video put the battery in my back.@@user-ki1vd3ti8j
Kasun Madhusanka ikr late 90s hip hop was still competitive I know shiny suit kinda dumb it down a little but there was a lot of ill MCs at that time mainstream and underground.
If u think about it he still is I ain’t never heard nobody playing fif and walking away without it being a issue today a fact 50 is the last bully of the game they don’t make mfs like him anymore it’s a bunch of soft sh****t going on now
You could really feel that 50 is on some hardcore shit on the first verse. Kid Capri in my eyes saw that 50 was on some other shit. He killed it. Listen to it on some weed and alcohol. Gives me chilles
Horace Kough Why are you watching this video if you don't know who Consequence is? Go back to watching those C-Brezzey and Drake video's. ........ or seriously study up on hip-hop history
Horace Kough Why are you watching this video if you don't know who Consequence is? Go back to watching those C-Brezzey and Drake video's. ........ or seriously study up on hip-hop history
Punchline destroying the cipher but being the least known epitomizes the late 90s and the turning point for rap. Punchline, Wordsworth, Last Emperor, Shabaam Sahdeeq, and a gang of other MCs were victims of the time period - and that's just Rawkus records artists
Yep. That was the era when hip hop was shifting to the more commercial sound where cats were rapping about expensive champagne, jewelry, going platinum in sales, and getting money. A lotta cats were dumbing down the lyricism for more dollars. The new cats of that era who stayed true to the art were not getting that push and recognition that they would've gotten had they came out in the late '80s or early half of the '90s. You named some heavy spitters and all of them are only known to the hip hop heads who were about the real back in that era.
What about 50 still sounding like a baby before he got shot and then the other dude who had a lisp. The only one that sounded the clearest was the Hispanic guy NORE lol
I thought the same when I first heard it. You soon realise Punch only has like 5 verses that he uses in every cypher it starts to get real old real fast. Personally I like both on Cons verses and nore the best
"love your enemies and hate your friends, your enemies remain the same your friends always change" - 50 cent
advy919 This is so true! Right??
facts that line was fire af
And the fukin delivery
Man that line got me
Major factz
Underground shit is always better than the mainstream shit. You can see the authenticity and hunger from these dudes
For real g that hunger 🔥🔥
Str8. And they actually talented and can spit. No mumble jumble nonsense. Respect to the artists who are true artists...who can form and spit full proper sentences and shit. Have no idea how refreshing it is....str8💯👊🔥
@@stephenstuckey Nah foh with the full proper sentences. Even more impressive when they can spit broken improper sentences and have it still make sense. True control over language
@@callanc3925 foh 🤣🤣🤣🤣
This man must have read 48 Laws of Power hella early lol
50 always been the hardest idc.
Facts! He's definitely in my Top 5
Big facts
50 wack.. he was the weakest on here.
@@Helmuesi911 True. The dick-riders won't admit it though.
@@Helmuesi911 😂
NORE has one of the most original identifiable FLOWS ever!!!
I thought it was inspired by Esco
@sospecialkayofficial that whole style is tragedy gaddafis... they both took it and made it their own but tragedy is the foundation for a lot of these NY cats... much love to the gods tho NORE, Nas and Tragedy
@@iamshinobi666 Wow, are you saying that NORE's flow comes from Trag? Didn't know that!
@@petermitchell5458 yes sir tragedy is the original foundation for that style....
@@iamshinobi666.... And Kool G Rap!!!!!!!!
50's verse was so dope it got kid capri cheesin in the back haha
yea he had that my nigga is nicccceeeee smile on his grill
Bodah Visionz I was cheesin at 29 seconds in when 50 was just starting to snap.
0:56 deez nuts ha got em!
Perfect song
Great verse
VINTAGE 50 WAS A NIGHTMARE IN THE INDUSTRY😳
Beast🔥
Literally was putting fear in a lot of industry cats heart.
How to Rob
And on the block Guy R Brewer was on fire before people became junkies for his rhymes. Dude ran that hood like a general on some militant shit..
@@Bleek17Sixlike PAC did
The crazy part is that 50 surpassed everyone on here with his simplicity, drive, ambition and fearless hustle. This shit was fiyah tho. I miss real hip hop
I’m agree bro, big time!!
Yea I'm from England and the new shit they making over here will never compete with USA 90s rap
NORE kinda shut the shit down imo, but 50 went hard af
@@bensammarket old school grime and early 67 is our best eras
Punchline kills everyone here lol
You can tell 50 is a real one. No gimmick or studio gangsta in him, he really lived what he rapped about unlike a lot of rappers especially nowadays
Except getting shot 7 times
@@jaysorto2497 you play in dirt you get dirty that don’t make ya soft niggas get caught lacking everyday
@@jaysorto2497 still alot dude
@@jaysorto2497 9 times.. He got the bullet holes as proof.. Tha fuck you talking about??
@@woodnox78 oh u seen them personally? Sttfu
50 cent’s delivery in his first verse IMPECCABLE
the way 50 cent came in at the beginning tho...that's how you flow on a beat
facts
Not alot of people can do that.
@@XenoxGOWGODOFWINTER if u can rap u should be able
back in the day. a freestyle like this was like a rights of passage. you're bars had to be on point. it is just sad what the industry has become. everyone is a rapper now without perfecting their craft or with the talent
And theyre all clones rapping the same shit way. No skills, no talent and thousands of ignorant brain dead fans
FR. Crazy. But that's cause hip hop got so big that the fake hip hop fans non black dudes...they push these whack dudes to the forefront unfortunately. Then we jump on it too. Instead if giving pushback like no, this dude or broad is whack...this 1 can't flow on beat for sh*t....this 1 can't rhyme At All, etc. We just need to take back the culture. It is what it is.
Bro i respect everyword and i gotta have this beat mannnnn do u know it?
Not really sure we have rappers anymore...if you call what we hear today as rap.
Thats why I always been a fan of the early rap. Its what molded me and taught me how to get my raps down and ready to bring it when someone asked. Today the industry is what it is an industry but would I love to bring this energy back into modern times heaven yea. Thats why I do what I do. I rap my ass off, produce my own beats and engineer my own music. I think Im the last of dying breed. This video put the battery in my back.@@user-ki1vd3ti8j
NORE from 1996-1999 was such a dope moment 🙌🏽🙌🏽
What year was this?
@@spaceage-qo8wz im not sure but the excitement and music that nore caused during the years i said was special.
@@spaceage-qo8wz 1997
@@the757general2 BET thanks homie
96-01
Punchline- best lyrics
NORE-best style
consequence-best flow
50-fire
Sounds like you giving out participation trophies
50 has the best lyrics you are deaf, his verse was a classic, the rest was normal
@@ducatarina8018 nah bro i fw 50 but the boul punchline👌🏾😂😂
@@sms_rhy364 Hell No
Punchline kilt, perfect name…50 kilt too
Look how hungry and poised they are. You don't see this nowadays.
Kasun Madhusanka ikr late 90s hip hop was still competitive I know shiny suit kinda dumb it down a little but there was a lot of ill MCs at that time mainstream and underground.
Kasun Madhusanka punch and words. look them up.
Kasun Madhusanka 💯
90s bra
Yes you do , just gotta search for it
Consequence armed to the teeth with them rhymes! He stay killing it
😂
You wrong for that! 😂😂😂
Lmaooo 😂😂😂😂
Bro that gap he has was because all his bars were in a rush to squeeze out at the same time 🤝🏻💪🏻
😂😂😂
25 years later and nore flow still hasn't changed.
That a positive
If it's not broke, don't fix it 👌
Yea i know. Unique flow for sure
50 cent looks like he's using the snapchat baby filter.
Underrated comment bro
😭😭
I’m cryin
Too funny 🤣
Bruh 💀
The golden era of rap when everyone was hungry! N.O.R.E has such a unique cadence. 50 Cent set it off NICE!!
Killa Queens shit
why kid capri looking at 50 like a proud dad😂😂😂😂
This will never get old! all these years later and this cypher still destroys half of what tf is out today!
💯💯💯
This is the hardest cypher I've seen on TH-cam. 💯
Do you know the beat?
Punchline said "I'll make a klepto wanna take his own life"
fire
To be honest I didn’t even know what that was had to look it up. Now this line is 1000 times more hard
Did a quick google saw the meaning and did a oowwweeeeee. Hard
I miss hearing rhymes like that. I'm glad heads still appreciate them
Sheesh!!
50 was the mike Tyson of Rap
If u think about it he still is I ain’t never heard nobody playing fif and walking away without it being a issue today a fact 50 is the last bully of the game they don’t make mfs like him anymore it’s a bunch of soft sh****t going on now
@@croatiankid6595 white boy knows alot
@@fooli91 black boy knows nothing
@@croatiankid6595 hahaha kakav si car ko da sam ja pisao
@@nzgkilla English
I love the way Nore smiles while spitting raw street flows🔥🔥🔥
"Don't take it in vain like insulin"
Punchline lived up to his name 💯
NORE's flow is tooo siiick 🔥🔥🔥
46Wayne #facts
Super queens 🔥
@@croatiankid6595 a nego kaj
QUEENZ get the money ngga!
- Russell Simmons
Nore had the ILLest flow, Punchline had the best bars. 💯
"Y'all take it in vain (vein) like insulin" was the hardest line in the whole cypher. Word to punchline
Yasin BMT you right men I just looked it up. men he almost had it with that line
Yasin BMT yeah it was a pretty solid set up.
Addy VVS both his verses were hard as fuck
Waterboy whats his name i dont even know who he is
Punchline killed it. And to the comment above he didn't sell out bro that's why he wasn't promoted.
they all did their thing, NORE’s was the funniest🤣
Damn, I wish this stuff f/ 50 Cent would circulate more, a lot of ppl don't realize how skilled he really is
Bottom line, the beat was nasty, and everybody styles & lyrics were dope... All together, the whole cypher was DISGUSTIN.!!! Word Up.!
well fuck hahahah
Bird up
Not 50
Issa freestyle bro, something 2000 kids dont know about
Man whose beat is that
N.o.r.e flow and energy is Timeless, never get tired of it
Nore flow definitely was 🔥
Man..this is golden! I just can’t see these new age rappers get down like this. This will always be the best era of hip hop.
FACTS
Theres a change coming in hiphop. Its going to go back. Mark my words.
“I make a klepto wanna take his own life” 🥶🥶🥶
Here a jewel, love your enemies and hate your friends, your enemies remain the same your friends always change.
Shout out drink champs
Hearing dude on camera saying "Rewind That" is something beyond Nostalgia ❣️
I like the fact that everyone here had their own style. Also, people you'd never imagine in the same room together. That's hip hop for you
Fire comment. Thats facts. Was thinking the same thing
“I got two bitches sucking my toes, other two on my meat” had me in tears 😭 This whole cypher was a vibe 🔥💯
Feel me
That shit was fire
This is the comment I was looking for 😂😂😂😂😂
I was about to quote this same line
This is an insight into Nore’s dismay at hearing that Doja cat was “in racial chat rooms showing feet” lmao
Kid Capri new 50 was going to make it big , his style is what got him , salute punchline goes hard af
The beat is incredible
That's nore beat off of his nore album I forgot the name of the song but that's one of nore classic cuts 💯
@@atomicdagodNORE - The Change ✅
@@1stclassent.341 I was just listening to that N.O.R.E album last week too track still 🔥🔥🔥
Nore was different. So effortlessly 🔥. Young 50 was a real spitter.
CNN ALBUM IS CLASSIC
0:42 Kid Capri looking at that kid in the beggining like he already knew he's witnessing a birth of a legend...
edoszumzgredo1995 you right 50 cent had hella lot potential but fuck it up by watered down his lyrics when he went mainstream.
Abraham Palmer he fucked up when he had the bullet in his jaw
Captain Night by dropping a classic album?
kid capri been there for the birth of every legend since the late 80s
Abraham Palmer 50 is a legend bro
N.O.R.E underated af
nah
@@Stoney-Jacksman the war report nore was "underrated"
not really
@@NevaSellmySoul that album had some bangers
Not at all, if anything his under average skills are overrated
THIS IS THE BEST VIDEO ON TH-cam
First time seeing this put me back in the 90s I wish these dudes can remake this now. So so Dope …🙏🏽♥️😊🌹🛹
You could really feel that 50 is on some hardcore shit on the first verse. Kid Capri in my eyes saw that 50 was on some other shit. He killed it. Listen to it on some weed and alcohol. Gives me chilles
So take the shit out of ur head
50 Cent spitted that real shit
Get this man some real grammar.
@@asmith8898 lol, “spitted.” He’s not even trying.
YOOOO "DRINK CHAMPS" - TONY YAYO... BROUGHT ME HERE!!
Same
Timeless classic right here. It would be bomb to see these guys reaction to this.
The second dude looks like the dude that says deez nuts
Horace Kough LMAO
Horace Kough Why are you watching this video if you don't know who Consequence is? Go back to watching those C-Brezzey and Drake video's. ........ or seriously study up on hip-hop history
Horace Kough Why are you watching this video if you don't know who Consequence is? Go back to watching those C-Brezzey and Drake video's. ........ or seriously study up on hip-hop history
Horace Kough Your talking about Warren G
Horace Kough Welven Da Great
50s first verse gives me fucking chills
2022 and this joint still a gem... Now these were bars!!!!!
50 is the best at being simple and short n sweet picking the perfect words for his deliveries
Punchline destroying the cipher but being the least known epitomizes the late 90s and the turning point for rap. Punchline, Wordsworth, Last Emperor, Shabaam Sahdeeq, and a gang of other MCs were victims of the time period - and that's just Rawkus records artists
Im interested where can i learn more? I assume labels pillaged rappers just like they did motown artists and jazz/blues and other various others
Yep. That was the era when hip hop was shifting to the more commercial sound where cats were rapping about expensive champagne, jewelry, going platinum in sales, and getting money. A lotta cats were dumbing down the lyricism for more dollars.
The new cats of that era who stayed true to the art were not getting that push and recognition that they would've gotten had they came out in the late '80s or early half of the '90s. You named some heavy spitters and all of them are only known to the hip hop heads who were about the real back in that era.
Super facts. Do some research on lyricist lounge
Least Words and Punch got in a couple albums with EMC and Masta Ace. Didn't completely fall off.
@@baronspearman4474 and the lyricist lounge albums
Bro whether NORE in 1998 or NORE in 2020, dawg always has me dying 😭
The whole vibe of this cypher was true 90's! I miss this era 🫡
This collaboration is sick 50 and Nore one of the realest Mcs
fif first verse was stupid hot. kites wit five words
kill em now don't wait.
Believe it or not that nigga N.O.R.E was 1 of the Kings Of Rap for a short time in the late 90's!
+NYC.Chic17 more from queens
Yeah he was right behind Prodigy
Was goin off the top too!
Yess he was he can still pull it off too
Facts
Dope.. plz post more of these
Consequence teeth is STILLL CRAZYYY 😭😭
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 ayo
smoke chronic stereo panasonic.. CLASSIC
Said as I scrolled lmao 😂
the beat is sick
NORE - The Change
Sean Peterson you're a fuckin g.
thx
Nore joint
Even the best knows not to get the jab (2021 talk)
NORE 🔥
Legendary stuff right here
50 before the push-ups
50 killed it damn!!!
🔥 50 the goat
🔊🤯🤯
This cypher still goes hard in 2022🔥🔥🔥
Consequence drink champs interview brought me here
Legendary, everyone had classic verses in this one.
let's go nore
It's amazing how Consequence's lyrics find their way under his overbite !!!!
Bro killed this shhht
What about 50 still sounding like a baby before he got shot and then the other dude who had a lisp. The only one that sounded the clearest was the Hispanic guy NORE lol
Punchline was the hardest in that cypher.
I thought the same when I first heard it. You soon realise Punch only has like 5 verses that he uses in every cypher it starts to get real old real fast. Personally I like both on Cons verses and nore the best
Lol u kidding me. 50 rocked that shit. Nore was good the other car was ok. Punchline was whack
@@JayLang7 nigga you high punchline & nore killed this 50 verses was to short
Straight up!🔥 that verse from "Twice ina lifetime"
mike thompson 50 had the hottest 20 seconds at the beginning but Punchline took it for sure
Noriega and 50 are two of my favorite. 90's vibes 🔥
50 isn't 90's, he's noughties.
YEEEH it was dope!!!
50 bodied this beat.
50 will always be that nigga but now he's a legend of the game 💯💯💯💯👑
Danell Austin a legend he's not a legend
Danell Austin I agree 50 cent is a legend
Not more legend than NORE
Lol are u kidding me
Not even close to a legend..
Dat beats is Flammin!🔥🔥🔥🔥
I heard this after i heard the NORE album. This beat has always been insane
50 freestyle flow was dope. Punchline had the lyrics. NORE freestyle was funny. Consequence had wordplay.
just imagine if 50s power of the dollar came out it would've been another great album like, GRODT in the massacre 💯💯💯💯
Danell Austin even better bro💯
Imagine if Guess Who's Back came out... One of the dopest albums of all time
Str8 🔥 🔥 🔥 cuz! Real hip-hop
I had this underground VHS tape when it came out, before 50 blew up! #classic
'Call me diamond coz I'm ya girls best friend' 🔥 💥
Punch & Words was them dudes.
Yo i swear I was just listening to dat nore joint the other day saying that joint would be hard for a Cypher. Dat was tight💯
Real hip hop is an understatement. When have you seen anyone react the way they do to this generations music? Flow delivery and passion!!!
Easy. Look at the comments for the 2016 XXL cypher with Lil Uzi & Denzel Curry.
@@pradabearsman na the fuck up😭😂😂😂😂😂 you didn’t say fuckin Uzi and Curry
This freestyle is fuckin nasty fr🔥🔥🔥 sucks that there isn’t freestyles like this anymore
Look up Coast Conta
Sacramento bars fest
Nore flowing made me smile.. Remember his debut was heavy
Fire ya
Man I miss this
Love your enemies and hate your friends your enemies remain the same and your friends always change. That was some real shit
nathaniel rendon facts.
0:59 dude got enough teeth for 3 generations
Channel Number 5 😆😆 lol
🤣🤣👏👏
😅😅😅😭😭😭😭
That’s consequence off love and hip hop
What we have here is a man whose teeth are spittin bars and he does ad-libs🤣🤣
now that's dope
Sick cypher 🔥🔥🔥💯🫡
N.O.R.E. and Punchline killed it
50 cent for a good while was like the Mike Tyson of rap. Scary, in the studio, or in the streets not many wanted to go against 50.
Accurate!
50 Cent never been lyrical a day in his life. Whut
@@DCtheDemonChild you know nothing, 50 lives and rapped that street life.
@@DCtheDemonChild not true
Sorry not for you your right
My Boi 50 and NORE 🔥🤧✨
Can’t forget Kid Capri in the the cut
Dope ish.