But he is a bitch for talking shit on a female artist is out of pocket. His karma got him. He's only talking shit because he sold his work. He was broke and now he has ends. He'd be a billionaire if he wasn't such a clown
Why not, they just play games with each other to sell records and keep your interest Those dudes are like 50 now, they dont care as much as you think they do.
In my country mobile network companies used the instrumental for cellphone tunes and publicity everywhere... 50 was the biggest thing Hip Hop ever witnessed.
@@brahimsadallah2328pac was the greatest thing to hop hop 50 was the closest person to 2pac at that time because he didn't give a fuck in went at every one
Me, in Africa, I used to go behind the nightclub by the window just to listen to the music. It was also the time of Beyonce's "Baby Boy", Make it Clap, etc...
everything 50 did those first 4 years from his solo projects to G-Unit to his movies and apparel was masterful work. He may have the best debut run ever.
I was 11 when 50 Blew up and til this day i havent seen anything like. There were other Rappers who were just as big at the time who got built up over time, but 50 took the industry by STORM it was crazy. So glad he lived up to the hype
@@aznnp77 yah. I remember they had this video of their crew with Rule, Ashanti and a bunch of no names wearing all black military outfits walking the streets like they will riot or something. I hated it. Irv was acting like a mob boss and even the way he talked back in the day was straight up annoying. He was the DJ Khaled of the 00’s. I’m glad they can just laugh all about it now and at the end of the day, it was just business and everyone gets replaced by someone new. 50, Kanye and Em aren’t really clicking with the Gen Zs now. Nowadays they have Travis and a bunch of Lil whatever their names are. And then it will be 50 cent’s turn to talk about stories like this like hearing Drake’s or Wayne’s massive first songs on the radio.
@@zitimotleyxxjmxx Venni Vetti Vicci was my third favorite album ever at one point behind No Way out and It's Dark and Hell Is Hot. I'd probably still put it 4th, but I'd put Get Rich or Die Tryin somewhere ahead of that.
For some reason I can't imagine girls being excited to dance to Lean Back. But that's just me. I guess not every song is a dance song. When I went to the club the first time in 03-04 they played Lumidee "Never Leave" and I remember someone waiving their hands saying "UH OHHHHH". But that had more of a dance beat to it.
@@joshlamar1990 naaah there been others with mixtapes that had the streets on smash, but having the streets is nothing compared to world wide mainstream succes
@@check2000 naw in my area we been stop listening to ja and murder inc before 50 sound was getting played out but they were to ignorant to see that. And how fast 50 took over let’s me know the world felt the same.
02-O3…I was turning 20. Living in Harlem at the time. Somebody on the block opened they trunk….and this shit was woofing! Man! What a time to be alive!!
It is important to note that Ja and Irv sort of dominated quite a bit in the early 00’s with only Nelly and of course Eminem being the only mainstream competition. Ja was everywhere with his own singles and being featured in somebody else’s songs. In da club kind of destroyed the whole melodic easy to listen to mainstream rapping at that time and you can say 50 really came in at the right time with the right tunes and with the perfect backing and hype.
what this goes to show is that every battle and everything isn't about lyricism. 50 cent used all his leverage to his advantage. When he made "In Da Club" he picked the right beat, wrote a very catchy hook, and hade fun on the verses. he knew he had a hit record on his hands. It was not written to be a super lyrical record. 50 knew how to make good music. Irv as an executive who had his label full of hit makers knows a smash hit when he hears it. Irv had to respect it. Dre with the simple but massive beat, the insanely huge Eminem co sign, and the power of Jimmy Iovine and Interscope records all made for a phenomenal thing.
I was in the 8th grade when 50 exploded, u heard Up In Da Club, Wanksta & 21 Questions all the time. Everybody went crazy when that In Da Club came on, that shyt hit different.
Im from Jamaica queens just like 50 and I was 14 years old living in downtown LA with my family in 2003 and I heard In Da Club I was like damn ! Our east coast artist are making jams for the west coast ! And the east coast and west was working together at the time ! Such a great time it was !
Salute to Irv for admitting this & keeping it 💯...50 Cent has said that when he heard "New York" he liked the song & that's why he went at Joe & Kiss for helping Ja make a comeback hit...he even used a similar beat for his diss reply "Piggy Bank"...sometimes you just have to tip your cap to your rival
Yea cause they blackballed 50 cent in nyc so no record label would sign him so he went out west to interscope...... alot of record execs got fired too . Lyor Cohen spoke about it because they let that huge talent from the east coast get grabbed by the west coast. Kinda like when nicki minaj got signed to a down south label. (Cash money)
they blackballed 50 because he wouldn't stop dissing them for no reason. Ppl don't know this but it was 50 who started this whole back and forth with Irv & Ja. INC. even accepted twice to squash beef, one when Supreme called a meeting with Uncle Chaz & another in 2003 with Farrakhan. Both the times 50 backed out coz he was salty and he is still salty to this day.
@@youngblacmaleI think he denied the farakkaun one he was already big by then but the one by preme felt like a setup so he didn’t show up and he was shot 9times after go figure
@@adrianpate4694 that's what it is. He started the shit and he wanted to keep it that way. Ja actually wanted to try and squash this even before he became big. So who's at fault now ?
@@youngblacmaleNah, you left out too much. He was blackballed before this he was putting them to the task asking certain artists if they would mess with on record almost everyone said no except NORE, JMJ and NAS took him on your buy really nobody would deal with 50 where it matters... Then he runs into JA and they agreed to do a track together but ja rule spins him and acts like he's too busy plus Irv gets all industry about it. 50 comes back with a vengeance and destroys everyone ... cope...💚🐲🖤
I’m from Queens and was a teenager when all of this was happening….we all never respected irv gotti just because we could sense the softness in him. I never respected irv until this very moment because he admitted the truth . I have to salute him for that!
I remember listening when Kube 93 ( Seattle) first played this song, and it was so heavily requested that they literally played it 3 times in a row. Hilarious hearing that story from Irv, good on him for being honest about the whole thing.
Respect Irv for being able to look back at this and laugh, aswell as share with the fans! Flex use to okay out for 30 mins on this joint! 😂 great times!
Like most posts, I have to say that Gotti is man enough to admit that 50 was taking over lol. I think they (Dre, Em and Jimmy) played it perfectly and brought 50 out at the right time. "The plan is to put the rap game in a choke hold, Em and Dre sent me to tear up the spot", was some of his lyrics. I think Gotti can honestly say that he did exactly that!
It was senior year of college. I was in the gym. Middle of the day. Usually I have my headphones but for whatever reason I didnt at this moment. Power 106 host goes “We got this new 50 Cent and Dr. Dre…” I didn’t pay it that much mind cause the announcement was so nonchalant. The beat came on and I was like oh ok. Then the hook came in and I stopped working out and was like oh wait a minute!!! A few months later my school had a In Da Club party where they dropped the song EVERY HALF HOUR. Lolll 😂
Irv is one of the smartest dudes in the industry. he knows his business. it is not to say he always did it right, but its like Dame, they know the business.
I remember when that song dropped I was in college during my heavy party days. When I say that song hit it hit everywhere. seems like all at once. You heard it in everybody’s car when you was goin in the club. The dj ran that record a few times while you was in the club. Then when you was leaving the club everybody was playing it. I had never seen a record do that before. And that song still slaps!!
First hip hop track I ever heard, was 8/9 jamming to the music channels on freeview tv and all of a sudden here comes this crazy beat that had me jumping up and down immediately, from then on I was a hip hop fan, got my parents to buy everything 50 cent related from the albums to the movie to the baggy jeans. What a time to be a kid being introduced to the best genre in music.
Imagine all the emergency meetings they had in other major record labels when this song dropped! I would have paid money to see the responses at Bad Boy, Rock-A-Fella, Diplomat Records, Def Jam, D-Block and the rest of them
The whole get Rich Die Tryin' Album , is a Top 5ive in the Hystory of HipHop. Just Outstanding across the board , I just listened to the masterpiece while [at work the other day]
He knew it was a wrap by the time In the Club dropped lol. Even Jay Z said he told his whole Rocafella crew about 50cent coming & told them to put out as much music as they could because this guy 50cent is coming & then boom In the Club dropped 😁 Game over 🎮❌
I was a manager at Pizza Hut and we use to play the radio in the back loud and we were high off Wanksta, my lil homie clocked in and said wait until y’all hear in da club, bout 5 mins in they play it, and we all reacted like Irv, this is gonna be a problem!
Sonically that song was amazing. I remember being at a New Years Eve party when i first heard it and from those first two hits and about the first 3 Go Go Gos i locked in like WTF is this? He didn't even make it to the Go Shawty yet and they had me.
I respect him for giving his enemy props not everyone is man enough to do that
I just recently seen 50 say he liked the NY record wit Ja so it’s safe to say they bump each others shit at some point 😂😂😂
Yeah it's actually incredibly hard to compliment an enemy that you hate so much.
Right, Ice Cube and Mack10 won't compliment Common "Bitch in Yoo" even tho everyone else thinks it's an amazing dis song
@@mtdubdachamp6917 I mean, i dont like Ja, i think he's goofy as fuck, but I'll be damned if the man didnt make some good music.
Esp with an enemy like Fif who’s gonna rub it in the whole way 🤣
“Let’s see if he connected the dots lyrically” 😂
“Got a mill out the deal and I’m still on the grind” that whole Get Rich album was nuts.
listen to the power of a dollar album that got shelved. It is his best work in my opinion. Banger after banger
@@zenzilla94facts
@@zenzilla94Yeah, far superior lyrically than everything he did in his career after.
@@zenzilla94 Lyrically yes but the bangers on GRODT were from another level. All tracks on that album were fire.
Yup no fillers in there.
All bangers
"oh god, fucking Dre" gets me every time.
Same here: He knew a Dre beat IMMEDIATELY
HE MAY NOT HAVE CONNECTED THE DOTS LYRICALLY…
Lmaoooooo that part has me weak 😂😂😂😂
Like a comic book villain!
Like hes some otherworldly kraken or something!
I actually respect Irv. It takes a real man to publicly give their opps props and admitting to taking a major loss. Respect
@WorldViralDailycope
But he is a bitch for talking shit on a female artist is out of pocket. His karma got him. He's only talking shit because he sold his work. He was broke and now he has ends. He'd be a billionaire if he wasn't such a clown
@WorldViralDailyonly one of the biggest rap records ever
I mean Irv cashed I’m out Murder Inc catalog for damn near 300 million… that’s not a loss
Why not, they just play games with each other to sell records and keep your interest
Those dudes are like 50 now, they dont care as much as you think they do.
This dude can tell a story!
😂😂😂😂😂
🤣🤣
Meh, he been animated like a 17old for 30yrs.
Its not a Ted Talk.
@@Peakfreudtf you talking about Ted talks are dry af being animated makes a story great
@@liverpoolfcx7 Depends on taste.
The more ignorant a person is the easier they are to entertain.
When I heard In Da Club for the first time, I had to pause for a second to fully comprehend the beauty and magnitude of this masterpiece.
It sounded so fresh at the time. It was completely different to anything else on the radio.
@@Aeviaeso true. Only us olders remember those days ha
I thought it was basic asl lol it grew on me I didn’t like it at first
Omm
When it dropped my buddy proclaimed that 50 was gonna be the next Pac
50 cent in the club shake the whole hip hop industry
Facts from 2003-2005 50 was onnat whole rap game in a chokehold even the videos games and cinemas shit was crazy
In my country mobile network companies used the instrumental for cellphone tunes and publicity everywhere... 50 was the biggest thing Hip Hop ever witnessed.
@@justaregularguyb6258 Tupac is The biggest thing Hip Hop ever Witnessed
@@brahimsadallah2328pac was the greatest thing to hop hop 50 was the closest person to 2pac at that time because he didn't give a fuck in went at every one
@@Nova-dp7iu 50 cent is not closest person to 2Pac because Tupac was Originally a revolutionary Rapper
Felt like I was in the room next to the boom box the way he described it lol
Ya age is showing, cause you said boombox 😂😂😂 I should know cause I’m 39 😂😂😂 my kids be like what’s a boombox? 😂😂😂
I’m 29.. what’s a boombox
@@user-ml2pl8tc6q I'm 29... Do better
@user-ml2pl8tc6q do you have the right to be a millenial if you don't know what's a boombox?
29 aint a millennial, sorry bro@@IonizedComa
Man that beat hit like a heavyweight boxer and the song was self explanatory 🔥🔥🔥
That beat is sick bro
Im from London, UK. I was only a child when this beat come out, but I remember it being played EVERYWHERE. 50 had a serious impact on the world
Me, in Africa, I used to go behind the nightclub by the window just to listen to the music. It was also the time of Beyonce's "Baby Boy", Make it Clap, etc...
@@Kayakingoffsame thing here in Egypt. Shit was bumping everywhere in the streets and on TV
If u are from UK then u should know this gem from 50 pence - in da pub
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I was in London at the 50 show, it was BONKERS how much love they had for this dude.
fuck sake dude was trying to get that damn hair off my screen
everything 50 did those first 4 years from his solo projects to G-Unit to his movies and apparel was masterful work. He may have the best debut run ever.
💯 %‼️
It is the best debut run ever. Debut and sophomore album back-to-back Diamond
I got respect for anybody who will keep it real and be that candid. He told the truth.
That flex impression lmaoooo
Bruh that shit had me dying lol and you can tell flex kinda wasn't diggin' that shit either lol
The accuracy. I don’t remember the moment but I feel like I was in the room bcuz of how he told the story
I was 11 when 50 Blew up and til this day i havent seen anything like. There were other Rappers who were just as big at the time who got built up over time, but 50 took the industry by STORM it was crazy. So glad he lived up to the hype
"OH GAWD FUCKIN DRE!!"
Like DrDre's a serial killer 🤣
He basically is on the beat
This cracked me up too much
@@apraew20 in the studio he is 😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣
50 Cent don't Back Down.
I've watched this like 10 times already. It's hilarious every time. It's cool that he can humble himself 20 years later.
True. Irv was not like this in the 00’s. Age and getting humbled made him wiser and overall seem a better person
@@zitimotleyxxjmxx Yeah he can laugh about it now since Murda Inc. is basically finished and Ja Rule is kinda a laughingstock con man.
@@aznnp77 yah. I remember they had this video of their crew with Rule, Ashanti and a bunch of no names wearing all black military outfits walking the streets like they will riot or something. I hated it. Irv was acting like a mob boss and even the way he talked back in the day was straight up annoying. He was the DJ Khaled of the 00’s. I’m glad they can just laugh all about it now and at the end of the day, it was just business and everyone gets replaced by someone new. 50, Kanye and Em aren’t really clicking with the Gen Zs now. Nowadays they have Travis and a bunch of Lil whatever their names are. And then it will be 50 cent’s turn to talk about stories like this like hearing Drake’s or Wayne’s massive first songs on the radio.
@@zitimotleyxxjmxx Venni Vetti Vicci was my third favorite album ever at one point behind No Way out and It's Dark and Hell Is Hot. I'd probably still put it 4th, but I'd put Get Rich or Die Tryin somewhere ahead of that.
Me too !!! Even tho this beef would never get squashed a tip of the hat is gentle man like
'In da club', 'Lean back' and 'How we do' were ALWAYS played in the clubs back in 03-05
How we do was such a big record
dont forget yeah by usher 😂😂
@@nah3826Clap Back by Ja Rule too.
@@ALARGADORDECUnah
For some reason I can't imagine girls being excited to dance to Lean Back. But that's just me. I guess not every song is a dance song. When I went to the club the first time in 03-04 they played Lumidee "Never Leave" and I remember someone waiving their hands saying "UH OHHHHH". But that had more of a dance beat to it.
Irv held out hope till the last second 😂😂
This dude ignorant 50 was a monster with the mixtapes. Anyone with half a brain knew 50 was something we never heard before at that time.
😂😂
Flex probably took the track back for an hour before he let the lyrics go !
@@joshlamar1990 naaah there been others with mixtapes that had the streets on smash, but having the streets is nothing compared to world wide mainstream succes
@@check2000 naw in my area we been stop listening to ja and murder inc before 50 sound was getting played out but they were to ignorant to see that. And how fast 50 took over let’s me know the world felt the same.
Funny part about that is Jay knew 50 was up and coming to. He told his label to get records out before hand. Lmao
Facts cause he knew it was about to be on lock and the rap game was gonna get put in a chokehold
I hope they have video footage off all those sessions,because we deserve to see a documentary about it one day !
02-O3…I was turning 20. Living in Harlem at the time. Somebody on the block opened they trunk….and this shit was woofing! Man! What a time to be alive!!
The bass on that song was weak. If you wanted crazy bass you needed Bia Bia.
It's still goosebumps when that song starts. Legendary stuff there!
That song was EVERYWHERE when it came out. I was 5/6 years old singing the go shorty it’s your birthday line thinking it’s a birthday song lmao.
😂😂😂
The fact that Irv Gotti can laugh at it show growth!
It is important to note that Ja and Irv sort of dominated quite a bit in the early 00’s with only Nelly and of course Eminem being the only mainstream competition. Ja was everywhere with his own singles and being featured in somebody else’s songs. In da club kind of destroyed the whole melodic easy to listen to mainstream rapping at that time and you can say 50 really came in at the right time with the right tunes and with the perfect backing and hype.
50 cent is a Titan to not be reckoned with. He’s a true chess player when he makes moves. Mad respect on his career 🎉
Shoutout to Irv for telling that story without any hate, he knew when he heard it 50 was going to be a problem.
OH GOD FCKING DREEEE😂😂😂😂😂
Hands down best part of this whole story
😂😂
Dre was a Cheat Code!! One of the best music mixers in the history of the world! You KNEW a Dre beat the SECOND it came on!!
what this goes to show is that every battle and everything isn't about lyricism. 50 cent used all his leverage to his advantage. When he made "In Da Club" he picked the right beat, wrote a very catchy hook, and hade fun on the verses. he knew he had a hit record on his hands. It was not written to be a super lyrical record. 50 knew how to make good music. Irv as an executive who had his label full of hit makers knows a smash hit when he hears it. Irv had to respect it. Dre with the simple but massive beat, the insanely huge Eminem co sign, and the power of Jimmy Iovine and Interscope records all made for a phenomenal thing.
50 had the streets on lock way before he met Em or Dre. 🤷🏾♂️
@@Mookaron true.. those mix tapes were ridiculous
50 Cent was unstoppable in the early 2000s, " Get Rich Or Die Tryin" was huge and popular!
@@Mookaron true
@@Mookaronno he had new york only
I was in the 8th grade when 50 exploded, u heard Up In Da Club, Wanksta & 21 Questions all the time. Everybody went crazy when that In Da Club came on, that shyt hit different.
Irv telling Ja to buckle up has to be when your parents tell you they're scared too 😂
The truth is I'm scared too 😂😂
That tune really took over when it came out. It's good that he can give 50 his flowers even though he don't like him
Im from Jamaica queens just like 50 and I was 14 years old living in downtown LA with my family in 2003 and I heard In Da Club I was like damn ! Our east coast artist are making jams for the west coast ! And the east coast and west was working together at the time ! Such a great time it was !
I have watched this shyt about to many times still kills me Irv a funny Mafuka
Salute to Irv for admitting this & keeping it 💯...50 Cent has said that when he heard "New York" he liked the song & that's why he went at Joe & Kiss for helping Ja make a comeback hit...he even used a similar beat for his diss reply "Piggy Bank"...sometimes you just have to tip your cap to your rival
Yea cause they blackballed 50 cent in nyc so no record label would sign him so he went out west to interscope...... alot of record execs got fired too . Lyor Cohen spoke about it because they let that huge talent from the east coast get grabbed by the west coast. Kinda like when nicki minaj got signed to a down south label. (Cash money)
Nobody never wanna sign queens lol
they blackballed 50 because he wouldn't stop dissing them for no reason. Ppl don't know this but it was 50 who started this whole back and forth with Irv & Ja. INC. even accepted twice to squash beef, one when Supreme called a meeting with Uncle Chaz & another in 2003 with Farrakhan. Both the times 50 backed out coz he was salty and he is still salty to this day.
@@youngblacmaleI think he denied the farakkaun one he was already big by then but the one by preme felt like a setup so he didn’t show up and he was shot 9times after go figure
@@adrianpate4694 that's what it is. He started the shit and he wanted to keep it that way. Ja actually wanted to try and squash this even before he became big. So who's at fault now ?
@@youngblacmaleNah, you left out too much.
He was blackballed before this he was putting them to the task asking certain artists if they would mess with on record almost everyone said no except NORE, JMJ and NAS took him on your buy really nobody would deal with 50 where it matters...
Then he runs into JA and they agreed to do a track together but ja rule spins him and acts like he's too busy plus Irv gets all industry about it.
50 comes back with a vengeance and destroys everyone ... cope...💚🐲🖤
Irv is so honest and real about it that I'm sure even 50 can appreciate it.
irv is goofy
Did he connect the dots lyrically 😂 🤣😂🤣
I’m from Queens and was a teenager when all of this was happening….we all never respected irv gotti just because we could sense the softness in him. I never respected irv until this very moment because he admitted the truth . I have to salute him for that!
That’s a lie I know plenty of queens 🥷 who love murder inc
@@sonicthekid249you lying bruh me and my fam grew up in Jamaica queens not many people liked murda inc ja was just hot for those pop songs
FACTS!!!
@@OMAR-vk9pibut you loved Candy Shop lol
@@OMAR-vk9pithey was northside then Hollis Mfs prolly fw them idk bout southside 🤣
“Oh god, fucking Dre” he replicated the feeling of dread perfectly
The mouth beat was crazy!!!! 😂😂😂
I just love the way he tells this story and props-big up Irv
I remember listening when Kube 93 ( Seattle) first played this song, and it was so heavily requested that they literally played it 3 times in a row. Hilarious hearing that story from Irv, good on him for being honest about the whole thing.
I stg I remember this day my Dad drove around the block three times so he could hear it
He sounds like what jay z said to state property about 50
50 did more than connect the dots he kick the door 🚪 down and said GGGGGGUNIT!!
Lol Jay said the same sh*t, till this day I don't think we've ever seen a force emerge in the game like 50 besides NWA
Respect Irv for being able to look back at this and laugh, aswell as share with the fans! Flex use to okay out for 30 mins on this joint! 😂 great times!
Like most posts, I have to say that Gotti is man enough to admit that 50 was taking over lol. I think they (Dre, Em and Jimmy) played it perfectly and brought 50 out at the right time. "The plan is to put the rap game in a choke hold, Em and Dre sent me to tear up the spot", was some of his lyrics. I think Gotti can honestly say that he did exactly that!
And then that was the end of murder Inc and it’s roster until the present day. 50 done fcked all these clowns up 😂😂😂
i love Irv tho. s/o to him
Really the feds was the end of murder inc . The froze all their money up
Lol well he did just make 250 ms sooo idont know whaa u mean by that
@@malikrevis6896 u mean Irv made that and Ig the inc u can say cuz that’s wat it’s called 50 made mo than that wit the vitamin deal
🧢
I really appreciate his honesty and putting his ego aside!👑
Bacc Dat Azz Up and In The Club aged well in Hip Hop
@tru3199they might free the homie soon.
They are doing behind the scenes work, and Monica is trying to free him.
@tru3199That 50 cent shit was considered new age shit back then. Funny how niggas now calling that shit old rap.
Irv was & still is a very intelligent man …def got more respect for him as the years went on
That tune slapped world wide.
Even 50 can appreciate this behind the scenes honesty how his enemies cried after he murdered murder inc 😂
Pretty honest and humble of Irv
Gotta give props to keeping it real and him being honest.
*"OH GOD, F****N DRE!!"*
He told that like they were in the bed hiding under the covers from the boogie man and shit LOL
Much respect to IrvGotti for keeping it real on the story about one of his enemies. Alot of fools be hating so hard they cant’ even tell the truth.
My man was feeling it, even without the music playing he was rocking in his chair😂
When you know, you know. Respect Irv….
In da club was on repeat to anyone of us ... That beat is 🔥
It was senior year of college. I was in the gym. Middle of the day. Usually I have my headphones but for whatever reason I didnt at this moment. Power 106 host goes “We got this new 50 Cent and Dr. Dre…”
I didn’t pay it that much mind cause the announcement was so nonchalant. The beat came on and I was like oh ok. Then the hook came in and I stopped working out and was like oh wait a minute!!!
A few months later my school had a In Da Club party where they dropped the song EVERY HALF HOUR. Lolll 😂
That flex impression gets me every time ! 😂 “I got the new..”
In the Club is a fire track 🔥🔥🔥
Irv is one of the smartest dudes in the industry. he knows his business. it is not to say he always did it right, but its like Dame, they know the business.
Fun fact: In the club beat was originally produced for Eminem's group D12. They passed on it lucky for 50
“Fucking Dre” 💀💀😂😂😭😭😭
50 cent is King
Irv not being bitter made me like him. Like that a real dude right there
He basically took one sentence and turned it into a story
“We have a problem. Buckle up.” Lmao 😂😂😂😂
This why I love Irv he still giving his enemy props despite personal feelings
He described this like a comic book villain! *"Fucking DRE"*
....and now its diamond certified. Took a while but it only means that club banger is actually timeless
I remember when that song dropped I was in college during my heavy party days. When I say that song hit it hit everywhere. seems like all at once. You heard it in everybody’s car when you was goin in the club. The dj ran that record a few times while you was in the club. Then when you was leaving the club everybody was playing it. I had never seen a record do that before. And that song still slaps!!
Hahaha you can smell a Dre beat from a mile away and you just know it’s curtains after that ! 💯
That funk flex impression was pretty good 😆
The most tale from a rival of 50s. Salute to Irv...great story teller
First hip hop track I ever heard, was 8/9 jamming to the music channels on freeview tv and all of a sudden here comes this crazy beat that had me jumping up and down immediately, from then on I was a hip hop fan, got my parents to buy everything 50 cent related from the albums to the movie to the baggy jeans. What a time to be a kid being introduced to the best genre in music.
Jay-Z told everyone at the Roc the same thing too 😂😂😂
1:03 it was at this moment thay irv and ja knew.. They fucked up
Irv being real nobody was messing with 50 at one point it was crazy
I respect the honesty 🫡
Imagine all the emergency meetings they had in other major record labels when this song dropped! I would have paid money to see the responses at Bad Boy, Rock-A-Fella, Diplomat Records, Def Jam, D-Block and the rest of them
That song was a moment in hip hop
These kids won’t know how big In da club was when it first came out
Dr Dre is a genius blud. He was God given this talent
The whole get Rich Die Tryin' Album , is a Top 5ive in the Hystory of HipHop.
Just Outstanding across the board , I just listened to the masterpiece while
[at work the other day]
There was still remix versions of this appearing in the charts, three years after its conception. Not mix tape….CHARTS
He knew it was a wrap by the time In the Club dropped lol. Even Jay Z said he told his whole Rocafella crew about 50cent coming & told them to put out as much music as they could because this guy 50cent is coming & then boom In the Club dropped 😁 Game over 🎮❌
To this day That beat will raise the dead 😂 fucking Dre! Connected the ….. we have a problem 🌋🚨🚒🚑
Irv a real one for being real about that
At least he kept it real 😂😂
He a real one for this 😂
“OH GOD FUCKING DRE” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I was a manager at Pizza Hut and we use to play the radio in the back loud and we were high off Wanksta, my lil homie clocked in and said wait until y’all hear in da club, bout 5 mins in they play it, and we all reacted like Irv, this is gonna be a problem!
his Flex impersonation🎯😭
Sonically that song was amazing. I remember being at a New Years Eve party when i first heard it and from those first two hits and about the first 3 Go Go Gos i locked in like WTF is this? He didn't even make it to the Go Shawty yet and they had me.
He’s just a STORY TELLER ..
usually don’t listen to him but hey this’s dope !
@50cent my guy