This is a great breakdown of hip hop in 99. He didn't just focus on the big names but the entire landscape of hip hop. Every region East& west coast, and the south top to bottom.
96 was the best year in hip hop you had Pac, Biggie, Nas, Mobb Deep and Jay Z with all great music even if there was tension 96 was it hip hop at its highest level
@@MikeLARRY-rp4ml 96 we had Pac, Big, Nas, Jay Z, Mobb Deep, Big L, Big Pun, Redman, Method the Chef all putting out classic Verses also Outcast get an honorable mention 96 was it 🔥 2003 or 2004 what you talking about 50 cent, Eminem, Luda, Nelly, TI, Lil Wayne Nas & Jay Z yeah that’s all great but 96 was it people still taking about Pac, Big, Big Pun Big L talking about classic albums and Verses
I'm starting to be convinced that every year was the best year for hip-hop until the 2010s, each year I say hell yeah classic year for different reasons than before. Just proves that if you do it right all of it is memorable. For me it only goes down after Soulja Boy enters and I still like the period but its the first year that I feel like I could do this myself and I think a lot of people today made that switch around the same time
Regardless of what others may think, I will always give credit and respect to EMINEM for shattering the 'Vanilla Ice' curse for good. After him there was/is no excuse for a white rapper to be corny. Plus, he didn't try to be something he wasn't to fit in.
Gratitude for sharing. 1999 was an interesting year in general not just for music. Things Fall Apart, Black on Both Sides ,I Am, Thugged Out, The Art of Story Telling, Beneath The Surface, Murdah Muzik, Blackout, N****a Please, Uncontrolled Substance, Internal Affairs and Full Clip and Still I Rise, are stellar albums to me. That Missy, Eve And DMX were cool. Some underground classics dropped that year as well i.e MF DOOM and Living Legends(UHB lV). The Grouch. CMA (The Grouch and PSC) Nas 's I Am... was supposed to be a double album called I Am… The Autobiography. I swear That ODB song Recognize has the same production as Jay Z's Give It To Me. That Raekwon song ft Masta Killa is a classic. U God Pleasure and Pain is a classic.Mac Dre Fish Head Stew is a classic. Kuruot I Call Shots is a classic too. I know its not cool to commit domestic violence or make songs about killing your child's mother or father, however I cant lie that Eminem song 97 Bonnie and Clyde was heavy. I just recalled that Jill Scott wrote that You Got Me song which featured Eve and I think it won a Grammy.
Yo! I was so excited to see this video!1999 was in fact the BEST year in not only hip hop but the entire music and entertainment industry. Everyone mustve thought the world was gonna end so it seemed like every artist was just dropping their best music lol however i wonder what video ideas you have in mind for the future because NO other year was more profitable for the industry than 1999
Great video and 99 was one of my favorite years in general... I started rapping that year myself lol... So many great albums and thank you for including Harlem world the movement I feel like people forgot about that album
Loving this series even though 1999 was probably my least favorite year of the 90’s. It might be due to my age though. I’ve been a Hip-Hop head since the mid-80’s, so by 1999 a lot of my favs had already peaked, broke up or completely disappeared by then. Keep doing your thing though. Can’t wait for the next one ✌️
I came in with perfect timing 99 was the year i got into hip hop that summer i went on a napster bindge downloading everything and burning my own mixtapes back when the internet speed was 56k modem standard it took a whole hour to wait for one song these kids dont know about that. Then My parents bought me the chronic 2001 bro 2pac greatest hits, All the way until that Christmas i got my firsts pac album all eyes on me
Even though Rapper’s Delight was arguably the biggest impact ever made on rap/hip-hop music, it’s easy to forget that the realest rappers in NYC didn’t think much of it during its time. The lyrics and music wasn’t even original. It’s funny when I think about it, because I’m always about originality and never copying the next person. But since Rapper’s Delight, it has been the same successful trend in this genre that I both love and hate. Is what it is. But real recognize real. Oh, and SB2 is the greatest mixtape EVER MADE. Made the greatest DJs on the planet.
@@jlamedia744 yeah I agree that too!!! The mainstream was doing hip hop wrong for a long time especially some of those awards shows…I told someone hip hop didn’t get fully expected until MTV TRL and VH1 was pushing and marketing Eminem with ppl like Brittany Spears, *NSYNC , Back street boys. No one was ever marketed like him ever in hip hop and it’s not even close… They only promoted all the drama with blk artists it’s almost they liked the negativity.
99 holds a special place for me cuz it was my graduating year, but looking back it was pretty mid sadly. Only standout album was chopper city in the ghetto imo
Peace to The class of 1999. Alot of Fam graduated that year and I'm grateful they invited me to their Graduation Party at the Holiday in San Fran. I was in the 10th grade and connected with a cool young lady who is in the class of 1999.
You Always On Point Beloved. Good Looking On Mac Dre Album. But,U Going To Have Listen 2 Guy. This One Was Tight. Had Gang Of Major Niggas On This One. I don’t think would be disappointed
Thank you fam. I'm gonna have to give him more of a try I h haven't listened to much of his music but I have a few friends who love it so I'mma check him out.
@@dredocs 👍 My Ex put me and been my favorite rapper since then!! If Think About It,Him & E40 are basically same artist 40 kinda benefited from him doing that 5 years in Feds
You do Good Homie, keep at it, you about to blow-up! Like Martin used to say……. Do a Segment on slept on/underrated Albums & Artist, staring wit A Rule & his 1st Album which I think is a classic, also Missy Elliot who I think is one of the best Rap/Hip-Ho Artist of all time (not just female)…….
95 was LEGENDARY as well if you look at the albums... Purple Tape, Infamous, Liquid Swords (Wu actually had a huge year), Dogg Food and a TON more were released in 95. 96 though was PURE FIRE I agree! Love 96.
The Korg Trinity or Triton sound is what has aged the most poorly in all of Rap's history. No Limit sound too. 99 was THE worst year in 90s Rap by far. It got crushed by 2001 that November to close the 90s on a "good" note.
I answered this on a reaction video. No it wasn’t. 94-96 were way better years. 94 In the 90s alone was the best. 99 was the worst. It was so bad that 2000-2003 was better than 99.
Party like it's 1999: Top 25 of 99: Escape From Death Row 🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤 Big Mike Hard To Hit🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤 Jay Z Vol3 Life n Time of🎤🎤🎤🎤 Black Moon War Zone 🎤🎤🎤🎤 The Roots Things Fall Apart 🎤🎤🎤🎤 Eminem Slim Shady LP 🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤 Shyheim Man Child 🎤🎤🎤🎤 Charli Baltimore Ice 🎤🎤🎤1/2 Made Men CLE 🎤🎤🎤🎤 Ruff Ryder's ROD🎤🎤🎤🎤 MC Eiht Section 8🎤🎤🎤🎤 Tru - Da Crime Family 🎤🎤🎤🎤 BG Chopper City n the Geto 🎤🎤🎤🎤 Meth n Red Blackout 🎤🎤🎤🎤1/2 Soundbombing vol2🎤🎤🎤🎤 Snoop Dogg No Limit Top Dogg 🎤🎤🎤🎤1/2 Slick Ric the Art of...🎤🎤🎤🎤 Hot Boys GW🎤🎤🎤1/2 Nas I Am🎤🎤🎤🎤 Mobb Deep Murda Muzik 🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤 Pharoahe Monch Internal Affair 🎤🎤🎤🎤 Road Dawgz - DBS 🎤🎤🎤.5 Mos Def Black on both sides 🎤🎤🎤1/2 Mad CJ Mac - Platinum Game🎤🎤🎤.5 Dr Dre 2001🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤 Kurupt tha Streetz Iz a Mutha 🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤 Prince Paul A Prince Among Thieves 🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤 Lil Wayne - Tha Blocc Is Hot 🎤🎤🎤🎤
@@dredocs Shy snapped, Tru snapped on the first half. They should've cut some songs. I still gotta give it up to No Limit in 99. Crime Family was a better album than the Hot Boys Gorilla Warfare
I thought this tru album was ok it gets boring fast to me. That shyheim album I didnt feel too much. It had a couple good songs but didnt catch me. @jaykaynum5569
@@dredocs I only bought their Bad Boy south album(Living Legends). I love Eightball Lost album from 1998. My brother was bumping that MJG Don't Hold Back album. Coming Out Hard was good. Vibe magazine put me on to that one. I have to listen to it again tho(it's been years)
95 was probably the best with the purple tape, liquid swords, the infamous, return to the 36 chambers, dah shinnin, livin proof,soul food, me against the world,all we got iz us, sittin on chrome,do or die (az),456 and many more
I don't even have to watch and I can say no. The Golden Age of hip hop was 1987--1997. No other year outside of those years can beat any of those years. That's blasphemy.
1 thing I'm not gonna do is argue against your point because I can't lol but some people do think it is it varies by region and age. It's all subjective and a good conversation piece especially if you have people with a little age difference it's crazy how much a 3 year age difference can change your opinion
Great work bro but I think you got something wrong on the roots song you got me. I believe that’s Jill Scott on the hook and female rap verse badu was just in the video.
99 was a good year IMO and some solid albums dropped (Mobb, The Roots, Gza, Dre's 2001) but it's not the best year nor even top 5 in the 90s (93,94,95,96 and 98 were better). The whole 90s pretty much were nice though but they started to tail off at the end. Some of these albums are some of the artists worst as well IMO from Nas (Nastradamus) to Goodie Mob (World Party), Ol Diry N&*ga Please and a few more, some very average albums by great artists in 99. Ma$e double up album sucked as well and a few others, just some serious misses that year. Noreaga's Melvin Flynt also was not near his debut album.
Murder Muzik favorite from Mobb? IDK.. Hell on earth and Infamy hit hard too! Take away quiet storm from that project and its not as heavy in comparison.
@@jordanflores5687 hell on earth & infamy you can play from start to finish with only a couple skips, production top tier, and fire features from Meth, Nas, 112. Hell on earth was mobb at its best! Trying to not only compete with NY rap, but PAC coming at them too
Well u missed all the bay area rappers who was doing there independent thing just like e-40 and short but that would need a whole video in itself. Im sure u missed out 3-6 mafia sippin on syrup album i remember it came out the same year as nas i am cuz i found that cd for free that year and i also found the 3-6 mafia syrup album i was a kid like 12 thought it was trash back then and handed it to my cousin cuz it wasent bay area stuff. I remember to this day thats how i got introduced to nas by jacking his cd laying around at my families cabin in the boonies.
I got e40 and short in it wouldn't be right to not include them they're too important. You have a good story for your beginning into rap. It's interesting hearing it come from someone a few years younger than me.
@@dredocs yea yea definitely right on bro. respectfully. Yea born in 87 for the timeline think u already figured that out roughly make u born in 85 like my brother. So my brother basically introduced me to rap being older by 2 years he had the greatest hits by pac so he put me on to great stuff and ill never forget my cousin in 93 with the thuggish ruggish bone came out being a kid at 6 my earliest memeory of rap right there is him singing the hook it was so u unique and i couldnt understand a word but still so captivating the beat n everything. Thats just rap my whole life is a story, could be in a book or podcast interview. Why u was thinking of getting into it in the future. One luv ur a good dude for your time. Real recognize real. Im from the bay would love to see a video on that i could send u a list on the best year we had with one google search, cuz it was a different independent huslte that breads its own style aww see cuz u forgot cbos mob figaz right there it went ghetto gold in 99 which birthed the jacka who became as big as mac dre
You're 10000% right on that but you have to include it in the full story. I'd show love to the albums that didn't sell as much too those usually are the best albums. I didn't like quite a few albums I had to talk about.
'88-'99 The Golden Era Hip Hop
Agreed 👍
This is a great breakdown of hip hop in 99. He didn't just focus on the big names but the entire landscape of hip hop. Every region East& west coast, and the south top to bottom.
Thank you fam
Arguably from 1995 to 1999 every year was stacked, truly a golden era
Dat '99-2004 GAP IN HIP HOP Was PHENOMENAL...
96 was the best year in hip hop you had Pac, Biggie, Nas, Mobb Deep and Jay Z with all great music even if there was tension 96 was it hip hop at its highest level
I definitely agree 96 best year ever
Yeah it's got my vote so far too
Don't sleep on 2003-04...
@@MikeLARRY-rp4ml 96 we had Pac, Big, Nas, Jay Z, Mobb Deep, Big L, Big Pun, Redman, Method the Chef all putting out classic Verses also Outcast get an honorable mention 96 was it 🔥 2003 or 2004 what you talking about 50 cent, Eminem, Luda, Nelly, TI, Lil Wayne Nas & Jay Z yeah that’s all great but 96 was it people still taking about Pac, Big, Big Pun Big L talking about classic albums and Verses
1998 was by far a better year.
Dmx - And Then There Was X 🔥
86 -92 my favorite time for hip hop
Thank for your great work down memory lane great music so many albums
96 was the best, at that time…99 was the worst year. Now it’s 2023.
I'm starting to be convinced that every year was the best year for hip-hop until the 2010s, each year I say hell yeah classic year for different reasons than before. Just proves that if you do it right all of it is memorable. For me it only goes down after Soulja Boy enters and I still like the period but its the first year that I feel like I could do this myself and I think a lot of people today made that switch around the same time
That's what I get out of it.
Regardless of what others may think, I will always give credit and respect to EMINEM for shattering the 'Vanilla Ice' curse for good. After him there was/is no excuse for a white rapper to be corny. Plus, he didn't try to be something he wasn't to fit in.
I 100% agree with you. When Eminem came out people gave him respect there's a lot of revisionist history on him now.
Gratitude for sharing.
1999 was an interesting year in general not just for music.
Things Fall Apart, Black on Both Sides ,I Am, Thugged Out, The Art of Story Telling, Beneath The Surface, Murdah Muzik, Blackout, N****a Please, Uncontrolled Substance, Internal Affairs and Full Clip and Still I Rise, are stellar albums to me.
That Missy, Eve And DMX were cool.
Some underground classics dropped that year as well i.e MF DOOM and Living Legends(UHB lV). The Grouch. CMA (The Grouch and PSC)
Nas 's I Am... was supposed to be a double album called I Am… The Autobiography.
I swear That ODB song Recognize has the same production as Jay Z's Give It To Me.
That Raekwon song ft Masta Killa is a classic. U God Pleasure and Pain is a classic.Mac Dre Fish Head Stew is a classic. Kuruot I Call Shots is a classic too.
I know its not cool to commit domestic violence or make songs about killing your child's mother or father, however I cant lie that Eminem song 97 Bonnie and Clyde was heavy.
I just recalled that Jill Scott wrote that You Got Me song which featured Eve and I think it won a Grammy.
Thank you fam I'm glad you enjoyed
Yo! I was so excited to see this video!1999 was in fact the BEST year in not only hip hop but the entire music and entertainment industry. Everyone mustve thought the world was gonna end so it seemed like every artist was just dropping their best music lol however i wonder what video ideas you have in mind for the future because NO other year was more profitable for the industry than 1999
I plan on doing labels next. I have a couple more years to do and I'm about to start the record labels as I wrap this up.
Cant wait! I subscribed and I like every video. Passion like this is whats really keeping hip hop alive. One luv(nas voice)
Im 37 and this doc makes me think that this was my favorite year in rap frfr
It's hard to argue against
Hell no. That’s the start of the champagne bottle popping era. 93 or 94 is the best for hip hop
You do a great job with these videos. 99 wasn’t that great of a year in my opinion.
Thanks fam. Yeah 99 was probably the weakest of the 90s.
I agree
@@dredocs97 is the weakest
@@dwaynejpeterkin ready to die was 97
@@dredocs 94 life after death is 97
Great video and 99 was one of my favorite years in general... I started rapping that year myself lol... So many great albums and thank you for including Harlem world the movement I feel like people forgot about that album
Thanks fam I appreciate it. Harlemworld made their mark can't mention 99 without en.
Loving this series even though 1999 was probably my least favorite year of the 90’s. It might be due to my age though. I’ve been a Hip-Hop head since the mid-80’s, so by 1999 a lot of my favs had already peaked, broke up or completely disappeared by then. Keep doing your thing though. Can’t wait for the next one ✌️
Thanks fam I'm glad you're enjoying it
Wooow family great job brought back alot of nostalgia 💯💯💯 just got a new subscriber
Thanks fam I really appreciate it
I came in with perfect timing 99 was the year i got into hip hop that summer i went on a napster bindge downloading everything and burning my own mixtapes back when the internet speed was 56k modem standard it took a whole hour to wait for one song these kids dont know about that. Then My parents bought me the chronic 2001 bro 2pac greatest hits, All the way until that Christmas i got my firsts pac album all eyes on me
1998 was a better year but 1999 was dope to
Even though Rapper’s Delight was arguably the biggest impact ever made on rap/hip-hop music, it’s easy to forget that the realest rappers in NYC didn’t think much of it during its time. The lyrics and music wasn’t even original. It’s funny when I think about it, because I’m always about originality and never copying the next person. But since Rapper’s Delight, it has been the same successful trend in this genre that I both love and hate. Is what it is. But real recognize real.
Oh, and SB2 is the greatest mixtape EVER MADE. Made the greatest DJs on the planet.
Hip Hops peak was 1993-1997 I think it’s between 94/95
88 - 95
@@jlamedia744 yeah I agree that too!!! The mainstream was doing hip hop wrong for a long time especially some of those awards shows…I told someone hip hop didn’t get fully expected until MTV TRL and VH1 was pushing and marketing Eminem with ppl like Brittany Spears, *NSYNC , Back street boys. No one was ever marketed like him ever in hip hop and it’s not even close… They only promoted all the drama with blk artists it’s almost they liked the negativity.
Those were my favorite years
Biggie only got to see one album his other three albums was posthumously just sad
Yeah he didn't really get to enjoy his success
Great video! Do 2001
Thank you it's in the works I. Gonna go up to 2005 or so unless people want me to go later.
I really like this video it was well done
Thank you I really appreciate it
That violator comp was a classic fr
99 holds a special place for me cuz it was my graduating year, but looking back it was pretty mid sadly. Only standout album was chopper city in the ghetto imo
I hear you I was 20 I was just getting out doing big things to this music.
@@dredocs hell yea G same here! 💪🏿
Peace to The class of 1999. Alot of Fam graduated that year and I'm grateful they invited me to their Graduation Party at the Holiday in San Fran. I was in the 10th grade and connected with a cool young lady who is in the class of 1999.
You Always On Point Beloved. Good Looking On Mac Dre Album. But,U Going To Have Listen 2 Guy. This One Was Tight. Had Gang Of Major Niggas On This One. I don’t think would be disappointed
Thank you fam. I'm gonna have to give him more of a try I h haven't listened to much of his music but I have a few friends who love it so I'mma check him out.
@@dredocs 👍 My Ex put me and been my favorite rapper since then!! If Think About It,Him & E40 are basically same artist 40 kinda benefited from him doing that 5 years in Feds
You do Good Homie, keep at it, you about to blow-up! Like Martin used to say……. Do a Segment on slept on/underrated Albums & Artist, staring wit A Rule & his 1st Album which I think is a classic, also Missy Elliot who I think is one of the best Rap/Hip-Ho Artist of all time (not just female)…….
*Ja Rule……
Thanks fam I really appreciate it. I'm gonna get into that type of stuff as well
'99 had a lot of dope albums. Unfortunately it brought change that slowly turned hip hop into the trash it is today.
Yeah it did and it was hit and miss either was great albums or horrible 1s
1999 was a tricky year all year long that said the world was going to end.
And robbing us with y2k proofing everything.
You took me back
96 hands down
Either 96 Or 98 was hip hop best years in my opinion
95 was LEGENDARY as well if you look at the albums... Purple Tape, Infamous, Liquid Swords (Wu actually had a huge year), Dogg Food and a TON more were released in 95. 96 though was PURE FIRE I agree! Love 96.
1998 1996 1999 n 2000
95-97
The Korg Trinity or Triton sound is what has aged the most poorly in all of Rap's history. No Limit sound too. 99 was THE worst year in 90s Rap by far. It got crushed by 2001 that November to close the 90s on a "good" note.
Yeah you can certainly tell you can almost call out the year when you hear the beats
I still think ruff ryders ride or die vol.1 is the best compilation album ever
Dope
Thanks fam
That was Mac world war lll from no limit not Mac Dre 😂😂😂 but great video 🦾💯🫡
Right I don't know how I did that 😳 😆
I answered this on a reaction video. No it wasn’t. 94-96 were way better years. 94 In the 90s alone was the best. 99 was the worst. It was so bad that 2000-2003 was better than 99.
Mid 90s 94 95 96
93?
@@carltonbanks2865 yep. I put 93 up there. Way better than 99.
Party like it's 1999: Top 25 of 99:
Escape From Death Row 🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤
Big Mike Hard To Hit🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤
Jay Z Vol3 Life n Time of🎤🎤🎤🎤
Black Moon War Zone 🎤🎤🎤🎤
The Roots Things Fall Apart 🎤🎤🎤🎤
Eminem Slim Shady LP 🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤
Shyheim Man Child 🎤🎤🎤🎤
Charli Baltimore Ice 🎤🎤🎤1/2
Made Men CLE 🎤🎤🎤🎤
Ruff Ryder's ROD🎤🎤🎤🎤
MC Eiht Section 8🎤🎤🎤🎤
Tru - Da Crime Family 🎤🎤🎤🎤
BG Chopper City n the Geto 🎤🎤🎤🎤
Meth n Red Blackout 🎤🎤🎤🎤1/2
Soundbombing vol2🎤🎤🎤🎤
Snoop Dogg No Limit Top Dogg 🎤🎤🎤🎤1/2
Slick Ric the Art of...🎤🎤🎤🎤
Hot Boys GW🎤🎤🎤1/2
Nas I Am🎤🎤🎤🎤
Mobb Deep Murda Muzik 🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤
Pharoahe Monch Internal Affair 🎤🎤🎤🎤
Road Dawgz - DBS 🎤🎤🎤.5
Mos Def Black on both sides 🎤🎤🎤1/2
Mad CJ Mac - Platinum Game🎤🎤🎤.5
Dr Dre 2001🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤
Kurupt tha Streetz Iz a Mutha 🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤
Prince Paul A Prince Among Thieves 🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤
Lil Wayne - Tha Blocc Is Hot 🎤🎤🎤🎤
I can agree with this for the most part. Except I'd have to lower the mics on tru to 3 and shyheim to 3
@@dredocs Shy snapped, Tru snapped on the first half. They should've cut some songs. I still gotta give it up to No Limit in 99. Crime Family was a better album than the Hot Boys Gorilla Warfare
I thought this tru album was ok it gets boring fast to me. That shyheim album I didnt feel too much. It had a couple good songs but didnt catch me. @jaykaynum5569
@@jaykaynum5569 what you think of 8ball and mjg in our lifetime?
@@dredocs I only bought their Bad Boy south album(Living Legends). I love Eightball Lost album from 1998. My brother was bumping that MJG Don't Hold Back album. Coming Out Hard was good. Vibe magazine put me on to that one. I have to listen to it again tho(it's been years)
88 92 94 and 96 were the best years! 99 was the worst of the 90s imo
95 was probably the best with the purple tape, liquid swords, the infamous, return to the 36 chambers, dah shinnin, livin proof,soul food, me against the world,all we got iz us, sittin on chrome,do or die (az),456 and many more
99 was a little weird. Things got better by 03' I feel. All about the Mixtapes!👽
First Ludacris album I got was Back for the first time. Never heard of the Incognegro.
Youre right was initially called incognegro the label made him change the name to that.
Wow never knew that. Thanks!@@dredocs
I don't even have to watch and I can say no. The Golden Age of hip hop was 1987--1997. No other year outside of those years can beat any of those years. That's blasphemy.
1 thing I'm not gonna do is argue against your point because I can't lol but some people do think it is it varies by region and age. It's all subjective and a good conversation piece especially if you have people with a little age difference it's crazy how much a 3 year age difference can change your opinion
Great work bro but I think you got something wrong on the roots song you got me. I believe that’s Jill Scott on the hook and female rap verse badu was just in the video.
I forgot all about the version with Jill Scott singing I didn't know she did the rapping part too. Good info thanks fam.
I see u homie..stay on ur grind💯..all ik is 92 is when the murder rate was the highest..winder what albums came out that year🤔🤨🤣
Music to driveby was 1 of them so I understand 😆
8:07 Down Bottom* (pause)
😂😂😂
Just like 👍 8 years old 😮
Why you never mentioned Nationwide 2 n Damu Ridas 2. Both albums are dope
Nationwide Rip Ridaz - Betrayed 🎤🎤🎤🎤
Damu Ridas - How Deep is Your Hood🎤🎤🎤🎤
I haven't heard those I'm gonna have to check em out I heard the 1st damu and rydaz
@@dredocs 1999 was great. You usually never slipped up. You cover alot of albums from East to West. These are the only 2 I think you missed
BIP the homies Big Wy and Red Rum 😢❤👌🏾
99 was a good year IMO and some solid albums dropped (Mobb, The Roots, Gza, Dre's 2001) but it's not the best year nor even top 5 in the 90s (93,94,95,96 and 98 were better). The whole 90s pretty much were nice though but they started to tail off at the end.
Some of these albums are some of the artists worst as well IMO from Nas (Nastradamus) to Goodie Mob (World Party), Ol Diry N&*ga Please and a few more, some very average albums by great artists in 99. Ma$e double up album sucked as well and a few others, just some serious misses that year. Noreaga's Melvin Flynt also was not near his debut album.
I definitely agree on the music quality dropping
I completely agree
#Yes
Do 2000 year Loud and Def Jam had a lot releases.
I am fam
Murder Muzik favorite from Mobb? IDK.. Hell on earth and Infamy hit hard too! Take away quiet storm from that project and its not as heavy in comparison.
Most of thar album was dope.
You trippin.. I'm goin out, where ya heart at, the realest, it's mine, and both quiet storms that albums a banger
@@jordanflores5687 hell on earth & infamy you can play from start to finish with only a couple skips, production top tier, and fire features from Meth, Nas, 112. Hell on earth was mobb at its best! Trying to not only compete with NY rap, but PAC coming at them too
@@robrico129 I didn't say those sucked those are bangers too infamous still my favorite tho but hell on earth a close 2nd
I answers this on a reaction video. No it wasn’t. 94-96 were way better years. In the 90s alone.
I'd like to see it hit me with the link
Maybe best part of the commercial rap era no way was it the best
And if your gonna do 80s and 90s its only right to do 2001 to 03 04 latest basically when hiphop started fading by 05 the latest respectfully
Youre right im gonna go up to about 2004 or 5 based off the replies.
@@dredocs right on, yup 05 is like the cutt off ironically the year i graduated but i still remember vividly cuz thats my era right here
98-00 best hip hop era
1998 N.O.R.E. 🎤🎤🎤🎤
1999 Lil Wayne - Tha Bloc Is Hot🎤🎤🎤🎤
2000 Big Pun - Yeeaah Baby 🎤🎤🎤🎤
Well u missed all the bay area rappers who was doing there independent thing just like e-40 and short but that would need a whole video in itself. Im sure u missed out 3-6 mafia sippin on syrup album i remember it came out the same year as nas i am cuz i found that cd for free that year and i also found the 3-6 mafia syrup album i was a kid like 12 thought it was trash back then and handed it to my cousin cuz it wasent bay area stuff. I remember to this day thats how i got introduced to nas by jacking his cd laying around at my families cabin in the boonies.
I got e40 and short in it wouldn't be right to not include them they're too important. You have a good story for your beginning into rap. It's interesting hearing it come from someone a few years younger than me.
@@dredocs yea yea definitely right on bro. respectfully. Yea born in 87 for the timeline think u already figured that out roughly make u born in 85 like my brother. So my brother basically introduced me to rap being older by 2 years he had the greatest hits by pac so he put me on to great stuff and ill never forget my cousin in 93 with the thuggish ruggish bone came out being a kid at 6 my earliest memeory of rap right there is him singing the hook it was so u unique and i couldnt understand a word but still so captivating the beat n everything. Thats just rap my whole life is a story, could be in a book or podcast interview. Why u was thinking of getting into it in the future. One luv ur a good dude for your time. Real recognize real. Im from the bay would love to see a video on that i could send u a list on the best year we had with one google search, cuz it was a different independent huslte that breads its own style aww see cuz u forgot cbos mob figaz right there it went ghetto gold in 99 which birthed the jacka who became as big as mac dre
96
Mac* not Mac Dre released world war three Mac of no limit you meant
Good catch I did mess up there
Jay Z - vol3 SC 🎤🎤🎤🎤
Best rap album in 1999 imo.
@@rm8344 definitely not my top 5 that year.
Mobb Deep Murda Muzik
Big Mike Hard To Hit
Kurupt tha Streetz Iz a Mutha
Eminem Slim Shady LP
Dre 2001
Tear Da Club Up Thugs Crazynlazdayz
NOT THE BEST YEAR! 88, 89, 95, 96
95 for sure
Not 94?
@@iamshyni69 94 was great too
@@iamshyni69 shit, 87-97 was the best decade in hip hop history
He said “Just like in 98” as if he made a video about that year yet🙄
Lol
Uh, no
this year was disqualified as soon as u mentioned cash money no limit and silk the shocker.
😂😂😂
@@dredocs i'ma watch ur video on 1990 and see if it was a better year.
I think they were about even.
Am I the only person who didnt like The Chronic 2001
You're not the 1st
Yes
Yes u are completely alone
You’re on your own on that one ☝️
@@davidlowry9656 lol definitely
Jay z may be the most overrated artist of all time, behind the Beatles
Gospel right there !!! Gospel
No
I like the breakdown. Not hating but the charts don't make the music good. Q tip fell off too
You're 10000% right on that but you have to include it in the full story. I'd show love to the albums that didn't sell as much too those usually are the best albums. I didn't like quite a few albums I had to talk about.
NORE and Diddy suck. Jay z sucks too
No.
87 88 two greatest years