Above the law is one of the illest groups. They are a vibe. G funk classics. Time will reveal, legends, uncle Sam’s curse, livin like hustlers, black mafia life. Cold 187um had the slappers
Livin like a Hustler album is a all time classic by Above The Law. I think Cold 187 has been puttin alot of new music out recently with other Westcoast artist He's still active.🎶🔥😎
Oh maan...Above the Law...1st album "Livin' Like Hustlers " with Dr. Dre production did it for me...tight..Must hear ".Uncle Sam's Curse"...tight... + Legends.after that....tight ...Many gems on album's in between. RIP KMG, Laylaw, and Go Mack...if I got that right. RESPECT FOREVER..
This is the difference between what gansta rap was like in the original days compared to what rap is like today with guys rapping about gang shit now. Now it's all about glorifying violence. Back then there was always a moral to their story.
Y'all don't understand kmg verse. His eyes were teary from the "loop juice" aka "sherm" He was on his way to check on some "chickens" aka kilos of coke.
Cold 187 from Above The Law created G Funk, Dr. Dre was the bigger name and got credited the most accolades. Check out "Call It Want U Want" by them ft. 2 Pac and Money B. In that song Pac called the sound G Funk in the song and from there the sound was birthed its name. Cold 187um was a producer as well so they was around each other the early years.
One of most underrated West Coast Rapper is KING TEE with hits like "Let's Go Dippin" (& Remix is good too).. ."Black Togetha Again" ... "At Your Own Risk (Buddha Mix)" (Memories this was BET's Rap City theme music) .."Down Ass Loc" .. "You Can't See Me" {Personal Favourite} ..
96 was the beginning of the ghey shit in hip hop. Biggie and Pac we’re dead and we got cornballs like Diddy and masa and Jay z. The west coast started to fall off. The south was ruined by no limit. To me 87-97 is the golden era but 96-97 was definitely worse than before. 94 had classics from every coast. West coast was slamming, east coast slamming south had dope shit and even Midwest was dope
So that second verse.. he's justifying selling dope to his own people for the purpose of getting his mom out of the hood. And he calls out that the folks there don't care about his mom (and presumably her safety) he eludes to not caring about damaging that same community with drugs. It's an interesting take on accountability and of ends justifying the means. I love it.
An interesting take? It's damn near everyone's take. If it's not for personal gain it's for someone else's sake. The people who are effected negatively are always ignored to these people. At the end of the day, the people who do wrong ain't shit unless they a benefit.
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Above The Law one-off the greatest groups of all time.
Above the law is one of the illest groups. They are a vibe. G funk classics. Time will reveal, legends, uncle Sam’s curse, livin like hustlers, black mafia life. Cold 187um had the slappers
Haven't watched yet but the answer is hell yeah. Used to bump the sh1t out of this joint on cassette.
Livin like a Hustler album is a all time classic by Above The Law. I think Cold 187 has been puttin alot of new music out recently with other Westcoast artist He's still active.🎶🔥😎
Oh maan...Above the Law...1st album "Livin' Like Hustlers " with Dr. Dre production did it for me...tight..Must hear ".Uncle Sam's Curse"...tight... + Legends.after that....tight ...Many gems on album's in between. RIP KMG, Laylaw, and Go Mack...if I got that right. RESPECT FOREVER..
RIP KMG
This is the difference between what gansta rap was like in the original days compared to what rap is like today with guys rapping about gang shit now. Now it's all about glorifying violence. Back then there was always a moral to their story.
Y'all don't understand kmg verse. His eyes were teary from the "loop juice" aka "sherm" He was on his way to check on some "chickens" aka kilos of coke.
These shots were achieved with a crane or a helicopter.
Yall need to do a reaction to biggie real niggas biggie freestyle on this beat was insane
Cold 187 from Above The Law created G Funk, Dr. Dre was the bigger name and got credited the most accolades. Check out "Call It Want U Want" by them ft. 2 Pac and Money B. In that song Pac called the sound G Funk in the song and from there the sound was birthed its name. Cold 187um was a producer as well so they was around each other the early years.
Man he is still doing it to. Him and Kokane put out a gfunk album last year. Still got it on the boards
I heard that album last year. Shit was fonky. Love ATL. Cold 187um produced bangers
One of most underrated West Coast Rapper is KING TEE with hits like "Let's Go Dippin" (& Remix is good too).. ."Black Togetha Again" ... "At Your Own Risk (Buddha Mix)" (Memories this was BET's Rap City theme music) .."Down Ass Loc" .. "You Can't See Me" {Personal Favourite} ..
Classic ,rip kmg mad love from ALGERIA 🇩🇿
There was most definitely drones back in that day. UAVs have been around for a long long time.
96 better than 94, but 88 most influential for sure.
94 had way more hits
96 the flood gates opened up... 💯💯💯
96 was the beginning of the ghey shit in hip hop. Biggie and Pac we’re dead and we got cornballs like Diddy and masa and Jay z. The west coast started to fall off. The south was ruined by no limit. To me 87-97 is the golden era but 96-97 was definitely worse than before. 94 had classics from every coast. West coast was slamming, east coast slamming south had dope shit and even Midwest was dope
96? Nah
@@bobbydigital3061you called that diddy before dude was arrested. Diddy almost ruined hip hop with his fruity ass version of this music
Stand up trick daddy
So that second verse.. he's justifying selling dope to his own people for the purpose of getting his mom out of the hood. And he calls out that the folks there don't care about his mom (and presumably her safety) he eludes to not caring about damaging that same community with drugs. It's an interesting take on accountability and of ends justifying the means. I love it.
An interesting take? It's damn near everyone's take. If it's not for personal gain it's for someone else's sake. The people who are effected negatively are always ignored to these people. At the end of the day, the people who do wrong ain't shit unless they a benefit.
It's his reality
1996
I was a bigger fan of Above The Law - V.S.O.P. (1993) th-cam.com/video/Bpjr9c728tI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=wnSnPWfcWF7PnmoL ....
Please react to Geto Boys Eye For An Eye. It's a political jam. Not sure if u ready tho. 😆
This was a jam back in the day but y’all been doing some trash reactions bruh do heltah skeltah lefleur lefleur or some DJ Quik or Dogg Pound
Or more above the law, too short, spice 1. Quik and dpg is a definite
Too many pop rappers and Rage For the machine pussy rock