20 seconds in and I still get the same chills that I got back in 1990. That's when I know the music's really *real.* Only difference is that I actually comprehend what they're saying. Back then, I was just boppin' around to the music. My dad would explain certain things to me, but it obviously went over my head. I have a good feeling about this record. Be well, fellas.
Loving this one thanks for sharing very important information giving thanks blessed love to all knowledge is power hopefully everyone pays attention keep up the good work peace to the gods
What the hell man I wanted to hear Alamo introduce the next video. For people saying they lip sync hiphop artists had to do it when it was televised back then, but if it was a local rap show they'd rhyme properly.
Not really. The crowd appears to be predominantly black. Black America needed this positive message back in this era at the height of the nationwide crack epidemic and murder boom in 1990. Also, Afrocentricity was mainstream in Hip Hop culture especially on the East Coast back in the late 80's and early 90's. And for a short time in the early 90's before the Rodney King verdict and the OJ trial, even white folks and other races were more open minded and accepting of all of the positive blackness. Even more accepting open minded than the beginning of the Obama era. Believe that. Back in the early 90's, even white dudes wore Cross Colors and Malcolm X t shirts. Brand Nubian were so ahead of their time. They were one of the first rap groups to wear baggy jeans. Grand Puba swag was unmatched.
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One of the best songs of the Golden Era, easily. Brilliant rhymes, flow, samples, beats, message. Everything all in place.
20 seconds in and I still get the same chills that I got back in 1990. That's when I know the music's really *real.* Only difference is that I actually comprehend what they're saying. Back then, I was just boppin' around to the music. My dad would explain certain things to me, but it obviously went over my head. I have a good feeling about this record. Be well, fellas.
This is Hip-Hop at its fullest form. Man, so many gems dropped during every bar. I miss these days!
Puba Criminally Underrated!! In my Opinion he makes Top 10 All Time GreatEST!!!
Loving this one thanks for sharing very important information giving thanks blessed love to all knowledge is power hopefully everyone pays attention keep up the good work peace to the gods
#Dat real Conscious Hip hop need it.
Pu nuts, Jamar nuts, Saat nuts. Crew fly, track off the hook. Bless Nubian.
Wendell Littlejohn facts
" good at the game of tricknology but I have knowledge of myself you're not fooling me.."
Still one very powerful message to a people 🌟
Brand Nubian Forever
This is fucking amazing.
I remember this show
one of the flyest groups ever. the tightest lip synching as well. BN rules.
No way! Puba was born to be on stage!
What the hell man I wanted to hear Alamo introduce the next video.
For people saying they lip sync hiphop artists had to do it when it was televised back then, but if it was a local rap show they'd rhyme properly.
I was wandering if it was lip synced lol that's a shame though, I was hoping to see Brand Nubian really rip on the mic
Puba was my favorite rapper before Nas came out.
Dope
Lord Jamar God Allah
Derrick X is on the flex
Alamo is good to go
Sincere the God is in here
wow
Classic!
jewels
I got to know this from HipHop 50th Museum insta. I’m translating this lyrics to Korean now.
My man jamar
P.E.A.C.E
wow they did THIS on Party Machine!??!! EPIC!!! (Slow Down woulda been the most likely..).
Mr Unique74 they did that one as well. I remember watching that eps
@kotep777 Not lipsynch, it's subtly different from the studio version. They're just that tight. Other emcees yell and get sloppy, not Pu.
dope 914 hip hop
Grand Puba had the voice
yea...these guys didnt protect their money maker..have u heard him recently ?
Dope cognitive hip hop!
anyone know the song underneath the interview?
nah its not lipsynch - you can hear the echos of their mics
man they sounded so much better before all the blunts etc..
Obviously they weren't listening to the lyrics.
it doesn't relate to them
Lord jamar is speaking the truth
And he hates vladtv lol
😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
Today's music is filled with shit
Such a subversive message behind the feelgood beat.
So out of tune with the whole setting and the inteveiwer...
Kind of bizarre...
Not really. The crowd appears to be predominantly black. Black America needed this positive message back in this era at the height of the nationwide crack epidemic and murder boom in 1990. Also, Afrocentricity was mainstream in Hip Hop culture especially on the East Coast back in the late 80's and early 90's. And for a short time in the early 90's before the Rodney King verdict and the OJ trial, even white folks and other races were more open minded and accepting of all of the positive blackness. Even more accepting open minded than the beginning of the Obama era. Believe that. Back in the early 90's, even white dudes wore Cross Colors and Malcolm X t shirts. Brand Nubian were so ahead of their time. They were one of the first rap groups to wear baggy jeans. Grand Puba swag was unmatched.
pure lipsynch but who cares!!
thank you!!!!
Classic!