@@jaym8300 When the bass comes in and the whole sequence completes... it's an iconic moment in hip hop. I ascribe to MCA's philosophy of "If you can hear what I'm dealing well then that's cool at least"... but these guys, they just can't get right
You have to understand the historical context guys: this is an epic collaboration. And when Biggie’s double album came out this was a huge deal. Biggie and Bone were at the peak of their powers here in the rap game. The build up is beautiful and the beat drops gradually as the intro moves along. People couldn’t wait to hear how Biggie would flow with these guys. I think many people would agree with me that this song is basically perfectly crafted.
Well.... they're metal heads. So 'Music' isn't really their thing. They couldn't comprehend the octaves and 'round',which he related to row your boat. lol
Well also to be fair, it IS a really long chorus though lol. but they probably keep changing it slightly as it goes on, so it's not really all the same... yeah I guess these guys didn't really get it though lol.
The starting chorus was a inside view of late night street corner singers putting together themes in a formulaic fashion to create a relatable harmony. Each peace singularly, then added from first to last. That's some Beethoven delivery. I'm not that smart. My brain is soaked. 🤣
Lets ride,get high? It's a sick song but that is def not the best hook in rap. Have you not heard tanya heron on inbetween us with nas n scarface? She murders that shit. Too many hooks to name better than this but it's a vibe I'll give you that
Yessir When he started trippin like a desperate li'l kid the final main base unifying the whole piece started and the whole orquestra came together .So in reality was just starting it . 😆 You need to know about music ,how to feel it in your soul, and really know how to surf a hie , period .
This song is a total vibe. It's not the same without the first minute. Listen to it more and the "it's Bone & Biggie Biggie" part gets stuck in your head and you will be singing along with that for the whole minute before verse 1 even starts
@@scientistmustard3431 ok? Bizzy is still bizzy, just like krayzie is still krayzie! I enjoy them all equally in there own way. But, if she wants to get hyped for bizzy let her get hyped for bizzy? And she enjoyed krayzie just as well, when her bf pointed out his[krayzie's] flow, she got hyped for that too in agreement.
The chorus was just fine the way it was. You need to pay attention to how the instruments built up behind it before you appreciate why the entire song is perfect the way it was put together. Don't touch any part of it; don't change any part that's why it's a classic.
In the intro they layered in each element of the background to create a build up. Biggie switched up his flow, which showed versatility & BTIH created their own lane in hip hop w/ that flow. One of my faves.
Go and look at 50 cent old unrealeased album on youtube. 50 cent before getting shot was a combinatiom of Tupac and Biggie. These 2 Albums were made from 1997-2000. 50 cent Power of the Dollar 50 cent Guess Who's A Back
Row your boat consists of 2 bars and is literally saying the SAME THING on top of itself and saying it in the SAME WAY melodically. That’s it. The Bone intro has 7 DIFFERENT BARS and 4 layers where at it’s peak, they’re saying all 7 DIFFERENT bars on top of each other and all 7 of them are vocalized, not in the SAME WAY melodically as in the case of row your boat, but rather they’re all harmonized DIFFERENTLY and YET they made all 7 BLEND sonically. That ain’t no damn row your boat. Row your boat is ELEMENTARY compared to this. At the very least, to compare this to row your boat is a VAST OVERSIMPLIFICATION!!!
@@bizzy523 Adlibs?? Can u please explain what your calling an adlib. Because it's not making sense with the definition of an Adlib. Bizzy did not have to repeat his verse twice he said it flawlessly. 1 take.
They were innovators no1 has heard their sound it was brand new. So the hype from BIG n bone collaboration they had to let u grove so u can keep up with BIG spittin a bone style tempo
@@chinoxxl1908 There were some rappers that would be rapping fast but noone did it like Bone just like you said. I saw vids of early jaz rapping fast and thats all it was, was fast rapping but Bone had exactly what’s in their name that harmony. Plus back history on them if I remember correctly a couple were in church choir and they would flow on the corner of streets as well. Like a hip hop version of Temptations.
This song is the epitome of "it's a vibe" lol. You're supposed to just rock out to this with it blasted lol. That chorus (like many choruses) is like listening to a chant, it's evocative. The beat is crazy, but Biggie's verse is just a treat.
You guys came a long way! I appreciate your perspective on hip hop, there still aloooooot more but you guys have done a great job at true inputs and reactions. Keep it up, love you guys! 👍🏼
The beginning chorus is a build up to the song which is personally my favourite part, if you listen close at the climate of the hook right when the beat drops the producer 'Stevie J' added all the harmonies together which gives that destinctive sound! Produced by Stevie and Engineered by Puffy! This song always brings me good memories reminds me of my high school days 1997 my last year! Long live and God bless Bone Thugs N Harmony!!
Go and look at 50 cent old unrealeased album on youtube. 50 cent before getting shot was a combinatiom of Tupac and Biggie. These 2 Albums were made from 1997-2000. 50 cent Power of the Dollar album 50 cent Guess Who's A Back album Here are a special mention 50 cent songs 50 cent- That aint Gangsta 50 cent- As the World Turns 50 cent- Ghettos Quran 50 cent- Lifes on the line.
Eminem got his flow from ll cool j. No one caught ll. But got back. The cadence and pronunciation. That’s why you see Eminem and ll keep doing interviews together. His base is from LL then he blended some others in
Correction- this is where Em got his rapid fire flow from. He can’t do it with the same passion and delivery as Bizzy tho. Without the harmony the chopping just doesn’t hit the same
Well Eminem did say he liked Bone Thugs. No doubt he was influenced a lot by Bizzy, because Eminem didn't always rap fast until "Forgot About Dre" then went back to being slow before giving in to speed rapping.
You have to remember the Chi, Detroit, and Cleveland were about that mid west swing rap, so eminem of course would have grown up to bones music and that of course had a factor in his flow just like any other artist from an area that came before another artist in the same geographical area that's what they heard growing up and when they started to master the craft they would of course take elements of the artist who was their favorite. Love you guys keep up the good work . P.s. I grew up on hip hop but when I got older(special in college) I started to listen everything from classic rock, heavy metal, pop, country. music is a beautiful thing it truly brings people from different backgrounds together.✌🏾
I feel like they did that to give time for people to " run tell everybody" .... That "it's bone and biggie" ... Cuz everyone knew that IT WAS ABOUT TO GO DOWN... know what I mean... Haha
@@ijustneedmyself yeah I was the only guy rocking a Manson shirt,Jncos and a chain wallet in da club, I hung out with my cousins who were mostly into rap , I was into metal,punk, goth,industrial,but I had always been into hip hop/ rap too
When I see that y'all drop content...I lose my mind! When I see that the content is BONE content...I lose all control of life!!!!!!!!!!!! More BONE, BONE, BONE!!!! Joe's face when BONE, especially Bizzy's verse starts is the most honest, adorable expression ever. She's BONE-4-LIFE!
I noticed how you guys really did get the point of the chorus when the song first started but after the first three verses you can see why its the way it is. 💯
Its funny how in the beggining of your reactions videos you were just listening or reading lyrics of the song playing and now you even nod to the beat as real rap listeners do, I think you two are really getting into rap/hip hop music seriously, which is what is a "reaction video" all about Love your simple and geniune reactions Keep it up!
When I saw this song being done I knew you 2 were in for a treat. Hearing Biggie flow Bone thugs style was amazing. No limitations in his delivery. Great song choice, great reactions. You guys have gotten really good with this. I see you bobbing your heads on rhythm! Great stuff, look forward to the next 1
I love how you guys are loving the music that Bone thugs n harmony have been able to bless us with. Since you’ve been fortunate enough to hear the music and read the lyrics (unlike some of us who had to rewind the tapes over and over just to sing with it lol ) try to focus on the content and message they are sending so that you can see how truly lyrical they are. They are so underrated it’s mind blowing. But great job on the reviews I love your channel !!! Thank you guys !! Carbon monoxide is the name of Bizzy’s newest album which is a must listen to.
In Biggie's Life After Death album, he strategically switched his flow to the person's featured to show his versatility and to show love to the kings in that region. That was a well thought out plan because he gained even more fans when fans of his featured artist heard him! RIP B.I.G. #We'llAlwaysLoveBigPoppa
Such a fun concept! It's really easy to forget that people who are REALLY into one type of music genre, sometimes gives other genres a chance :) Will watch more of you guys ^_^
Rappers mimic Jazz improvization. You had a blues or jazz jam where the player tried to bring their own voice and freestyle over a 12 bar. Rappers held ciphers and did the samething. over 12 to 24 bars.
Its funny that you mentioned how different the styles changed between Biggie and Bone's part. The truth is, this was super fast for Biggie. BIG was so impressed with Bone's verses, he took the track home and redid his part to try to match Bone's style and flow.
@Metalhead Reactions Bizzy has a youtube channel JamTV and he made a video all about how notorious thugs was recorded. Check it out on you free time. It's pretty cool.
Civilination 7 and Brad S - most definitely. They WERE high when they recorded this. They were passed out in the studio and everyone wasn't sure if they would be able to do it. When they woke up, Bone simply got up and recorded this in ONE take. This made Biggie go home and do his "homework." Much Respect!!! I think he came back the next day and recorded his lyrics, so Bone was gone and hadn't heard it yet. Most of their chorus or hooks came from things they would spontaneously utter and became used creatively in their music. I just saw them in concert two days ago (unfortunately without Bizzy Bone). I have MAD respect for them overcoming their struggle, and I really enjoyed their performance. Very cool that you are reviewing this outside of your preference. Interesting that this came up in my feed, so I clicked right away. Sis, you are too cute over Bizzy Bone LOLOLOLOL That's MURDER!! And Dude, you are appreciating this sooo much ou should think of a Metal-Rap Collab...many artists cross the boundaries and come up with great things. You could be Metal Bone LOLOLOLOLOL Much Love
When you listen to the build up on a quality sound system, which was very big back then. The you will understand them building the chorus. Mid to late 90's many ppl had audio equipment more valuable than the car itself.
I really love this Channel, and I'm glad that we all can appreciate different genre of music, I guess I'm just bias because I love the Intro, and Outro of Notorious Thugs, it's a classic in the hip hop world, But yall should do a review of Ludacris "Southern Hospitality "
@@metalheadreactions7379 I understand, I heard it when it first came out, that's when Biggie 1st died a long time ago, The way he switched his style up to match Bone, It was just unexpected at the time, so the intro was a way for you to be blown away if you were a Biggie fan at the time, because that flow that came from biggie was not expected, but truly showed you the Talent we lost😢, but I love ya'll reaction to this it's amazing he can still touch people 22 years after his death.
The intro is long but it’s the build up to what’s to come..and it showcases their harmonizing skills. I love the way the intro layered their vocals. Go back and give just the intro another listen, it’s truly the most slept on part of the song.
I think the chorus is fine, the way I see it, 1 minute is worth the wait for when Biggie's verse drops (the best verse in the song). This song is in my playlist for when I want to listen to songs that will help me stay in the zone when programming.
That into is perfect! When you are riding high as fuck with your homies through the streets, this song needs to be 10 minutes longer 😂 it sets the tone, it’s getting you ready for all the lyrics about to be thrown in your face… imagine in a metal song when a band has a big build up before a song that goes HARRRRD AS FUCK! this is the hip hop equivalent of that. I bump that full into loud as possible 💜
You should realy realy react to Krayzie bone solo music to. Hi-di-ho from Krayzie bone got some Nice flowsi think. It gives you an example of how different his music can be. Krayzie bone is a lyrical genius. I can allways listen to Krayzie is very creative artist underestimated but a lot of rappers are very much influenced by his music. Ps its always fun to watch these video’s you are making on TH-cam 👍🏼😎
Finally some real pple truly appreciating Krayzie's overlooked genius. I believe he's a top 10 all-time! No one has been consistent than him (despite Bone, but Krayzie has kept a consistent flow even on slow songs)
Let’s appreciate her for taking her time to look into the history of bone 🙌🏽✌🏽
Ohh, I appreciate her alright....
Absolutely I like when reactors look into stuff instead of just waiting for others to explain
@@adamfike9730 Facts lol
The build up of the chorus is one of the best part 🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️I've never heard anyone complain about that.
Thank you! I remember as a kid and being entranced with the intro and then Biggie. I was SHOOK!
Me either. That shit use to bump in the car.
You can tell they have no rhythm. They don't have the capacity to feel this.
Totally
@@jaym8300 When the bass comes in and the whole sequence completes... it's an iconic moment in hip hop. I ascribe to MCA's philosophy of "If you can hear what I'm dealing well then that's cool at least"... but these guys, they just can't get right
Fun fact : bone thugs n harmony is the only group that collabed with all three hip-hop legends (Eazy-e,Biggie Smalls,Tupac Shakur)
Speaking Facts and big pun
And Phil Collins ha ha
And Master P.
Kae Kazakas master p or phil collins isnt dead......
And XXXtentacion, Nipsey and Elvis
You have to understand the historical context guys: this is an epic collaboration. And when Biggie’s double album came out this was a huge deal. Biggie and Bone were at the peak of their powers here in the rap game. The build up is beautiful and the beat drops gradually as the intro moves along. People couldn’t wait to hear how Biggie would flow with these guys. I think many people would agree with me that this song is basically perfectly crafted.
When I got the album...the build up was perfect lead up to biggies surprising flow
Well Said!!!
💯
Absolutely perfectly said this was one of the first HUGE rap collaborations EVER and this song set the bar for other epic collaborations pioneer shit
Exactly! I remember my first time listening to this when it first came out. I was vibing to the long ass intro...and when Big's verse kicked in...OMG
They kept repeating the chorus because they trying to take your mind on a journey get you in the mood you all reaching to hard
Well.... they're metal heads. So 'Music' isn't really their thing. They couldn't comprehend the octaves and 'round',which he related to row your boat. lol
Well also to be fair, it IS a really long chorus though lol. but they probably keep changing it slightly as it goes on, so it's not really all the same... yeah I guess these guys didn't really get it though lol.
@@JamesChessman
Fr being a HUGE fan of them I feel it's long too, I hate long choruses on any song I'm listening to.
exactly
The starting chorus was a inside view of late night street corner singers putting together themes in a formulaic fashion to create a relatable harmony. Each peace singularly, then added from first to last. That's some Beethoven delivery.
I'm not that smart. My brain is soaked. 🤣
That's one of the best rap choruses of all time!
Lets ride,get high? It's a sick song but that is def not the best hook in rap. Have you not heard tanya heron on inbetween us with nas n scarface? She murders that shit. Too many hooks to name better than this but it's a vibe I'll give you that
One of the best beats ever . Not chorus in my opinion
nate dogg make good chorus
@@cauchyflorian9273 that's a fact. King of the hooks #RIPKingNateDogg
These guys don't know. I knew they wouldn't like the opening too
Homeboy doesn’t know how to appreciate a good build-up. The chorus didn’t have to be shit because the lyrics and verses were 🔥
it was a little long though bro lol..
Yessir When he started trippin like a desperate li'l kid the final main base unifying the whole piece started and the whole orquestra came together .So in reality was just starting it . 😆 You need to know about music ,how to feel it in your soul, and really know how to surf a hie , period .
Angel Cruz-Ortega I’ll bet my bank account you have slipped the intro before to get to biggies verse
@@Gmenpg Try your corny shit again without editing 😆
Serenety Rose if he thinks a minute is too long, imagine his foreplay skills 👎🏾
This song is a total vibe. It's not the same without the first minute. Listen to it more and the "it's Bone & Biggie Biggie" part gets stuck in your head and you will be singing along with that for the whole minute before verse 1 even starts
I love how she gets so eager and excited when bizzy comes on.[: He is a beast.
I swear
But Krayzie is The Godfather of the Bone flow. She has her information all twisted. Don’t matter tho as long as she likes Bone I’m cool.
@@scientistmustard3431 ok? Bizzy is still bizzy, just like krayzie is still krayzie! I enjoy them all equally in there own way. But, if she wants to get hyped for bizzy let her get hyped for bizzy? And she enjoyed krayzie just as well, when her bf pointed out his[krayzie's] flow, she got hyped for that too in agreement.
that’s why I said “as long as she likes bone I’m cool” ....
Bizzy's voice does really cut into the track nicely though, all of a sudden. I think it sounds great after the long chorus and Biggie's verse
The chorus was just fine the way it was. You need to pay attention to how the instruments built up behind it before you appreciate why the entire song is perfect the way it was put together. Don't touch any part of it; don't change any part that's why it's a classic.
Yes sir 👑
In the intro they layered in each element of the background to create a build up. Biggie switched up his flow, which showed versatility & BTIH created their own lane in hip hop w/ that flow. One of my faves.
Yea exactly, they were literally showing off their musical prowess w layers of instruments slowly coming in and of course their harmonies
I hate when people dont appriciate that intro...its so dope
@@andy1181-l3m you can forget the intro in 2019. The music has no climax anymore
Go and look at 50 cent old unrealeased album on youtube.
50 cent before getting shot was a combinatiom of Tupac and Biggie.
These 2 Albums were made from 1997-2000.
50 cent Power of the Dollar
50 cent Guess Who's A Back
No way you compared that Bone chorus to “row your boat”...
Lol. I liked it
Fr! When I heard him says it's like row your boat I was just like wtf!?
No respect
I don't feel it was disrespectful, it is like row your boat, not the song but the style before the first chorus is finished start the second
Row your boat consists of 2 bars and is literally saying the SAME THING on top of itself and saying it in the SAME WAY melodically. That’s it.
The Bone intro has 7 DIFFERENT BARS and 4 layers where at it’s peak, they’re saying all 7 DIFFERENT bars on top of each other and all 7 of them are vocalized, not in the SAME WAY melodically as in the case of row your boat, but rather they’re all harmonized DIFFERENTLY and YET they made all 7 BLEND sonically.
That ain’t no damn row your boat. Row your boat is ELEMENTARY compared to this. At the very least, to compare this to row your boat is a VAST OVERSIMPLIFICATION!!!
That intro chorus was intentionally long for the ‘weed smokers’ to give them time to get high before the lyrical boom! 💥 🤯
Biggie was so impressed and amazed by btnh he went back home and changed his style just 4 them talk about legends and respect
That's the part people ignore
@@hoodcounselor thats right
Ok so now it’s only right to do the song with bone thugs and 2pac “thug Luv”
They.are.not.ready.for.this.at
all
Yup now yall have to!!
Yes
Bizzy was 20 years old when he recorded this verse. And he did it in 2 takes. 🙌🏽🔥 Had mr Big speechless
he did it in one i thought
@@mommymommy2498 one take but . Second take is Adlibs
1 take.. and walked out the studio lol
@@_BlueMoon then how did he record the adlibs? Gotta do a second take to get those
@@bizzy523
Adlibs?? Can u please explain what your calling an adlib. Because it's not making sense with the definition of an Adlib.
Bizzy did not have to repeat his verse twice he said it flawlessly. 1 take.
back then songs weren’t 3 min long they were longer and more Storie related
well it was a pretty long chorus even back then though lol. it was understandable though, that they were excited to be working with B.I.G.
They were innovators no1 has heard their sound it was brand new. So the hype from BIG n bone collaboration they had to let u grove so u can keep up with BIG spittin a bone style tempo
@@chinoxxl1908 There were some rappers that would be rapping fast but noone did it like Bone just like you said. I saw vids of early jaz rapping fast and thats all it was, was fast rapping but Bone had exactly what’s in their name that harmony. Plus back history on them if I remember correctly a couple were in church choir and they would flow on the corner of streets as well. Like a hip hop version of Temptations.
Bizzy Bone "when thugs cry"
Yes, it's his best single ever. Then they need to look into the Bone/Migos beef...then listen to Enigma!
Chad Bbauchman Father is Bizzy Bone Greatest Single my favorite bone solo single
Came here to suggest the same!
@@jonnyamick5463 nobody can stop me is great single.....
Ha yeah that’s a better song than thugs cry imo. Nobody can stop me is awesome and soulful
the beginning was meant for people who were high and vibing to the instrumental
Puff puff give
Or who can appreciate good music build up. They don’t.
I’m dead 💀💀
This was BIGs first time showcasing he could rap that fast. BEAST with it dude.
This song is the epitome of "it's a vibe" lol. You're supposed to just rock out to this with it blasted lol. That chorus (like many choruses) is like listening to a chant, it's evocative. The beat is crazy, but Biggie's verse is just a treat.
Agreed! I would not nock the course, I loved it at the beginning. It’s a vibe, not hurry up and start the song.
When your stoned az fuck in the 90s : lets ride lets ride lets ride get high get high get high , fuck yeah
Biggies verse on this is beyond legendary
the intro is so long bc you have to prepare yourself for BONE & BIGGIE
Thank you
They're gonna rock the party. Better run and tell everybody.
i almost had a heart attack when he paused at bizzy bones entrance "like whaaaaat"
When she said “that’s murder” at Layzie’s red rum 😂😂😂
Right bro LOL
She's on point 💯
Red rum is MURDER backwards.
You guys came a long way! I appreciate your perspective on hip hop, there still aloooooot more but you guys have done a great job at true inputs and reactions. Keep it up, love you guys! 👍🏼
The dopest line in this for me "So called beef with you know who"
The beginning chorus is a build up to the song which is personally my favourite part, if you listen close at the climate of the hook right when the beat drops the producer 'Stevie J' added all the harmonies together which gives that destinctive sound! Produced by Stevie and Engineered by Puffy! This song always brings me good memories reminds me of my high school days 1997 my last year! Long live and God bless Bone Thugs N Harmony!!
I just love me some Bone Thugs & Harmony.. This song is 🔥
Bizzy's verse gives me the chills
Yeah, not a big rap fan but that verse was insane
He’s even better live. His energy is AMAZING!!!
for me krayzie gave me the chills . but bizzy was INSANE tho
Me too!!! I love Bizzy Bone!!!
Bone only did there verses in one take and biggie changed his style of rap to match bones style
Yeah they were comatose and woke up and trapped their verses haha
That's actually true. Bigs verse proves that with Notorious Thugs. It was sloppy and not up to snuff
Go and look at 50 cent old unrealeased album on youtube.
50 cent before getting shot was a combinatiom of Tupac and Biggie.
These 2 Albums were made from 1997-2000.
50 cent Power of the Dollar album
50 cent Guess Who's A Back album
Here are a special mention 50 cent songs
50 cent- That aint Gangsta
50 cent- As the World Turns
50 cent- Ghettos Quran
50 cent- Lifes on the line.
The hook is a masterpiece
So now people can see where Eminem got his flow from lol even they noticed it.
Eminem got his flow from ll cool j. No one caught ll. But got back. The cadence and pronunciation. That’s why you see Eminem and ll keep doing interviews together. His base is from LL then he blended some others in
Correction- this is where Em got his rapid fire flow from.
He can’t do it with the same passion and delivery as Bizzy tho. Without the harmony the chopping just doesn’t hit the same
He copied big l not bone thugs..
🤔Naw, I would actually give more credit to Trech from Naughty by Nature for Em’s flow.
trocktp Eminem sounds nothing like Naughty by Nature lol. All they do is scream but Eminem have some flow with his rap.
I've been telling people for years most of your favorite rappers get their style from Bone thugs
Biggie actually switched his flow up to sound more like these boys
The beat kinda required it.
He crushed it too! Can you imagine what these legends of old could be doing with today’s beats and technology?
Big kicked everybody out the studio after Bone did their verses. Went home studied it before doing his verse
@@hoodcounselor yup
@@hoodcounselor For TWO WEEKS!
Eminem was definitely influenced by Bone Thugs
He's from the midwest it's a midwest rapping style but he's a student of rap
Well Eminem did say he liked Bone Thugs. No doubt he was influenced a lot by Bizzy, because Eminem didn't always rap fast until "Forgot About Dre" then went back to being slow before giving in to speed rapping.
@@mcnzefili he rapped fast before forgot about dre
@@kdub2818 what song was that? It's only "Forgot About Dre" I know of that he rapped fast earlier on in his career.
@@mcnzefili sure you want proof bitterphobia
Ive always loved the intro, the build up to the iconic legendary biggie lyrics in this song
I honestly love her genuine love of hip hop. Seen her reaction when he skipped too far? He wanna eat a bowl of soup with biggie 🙄
You have to remember the Chi, Detroit, and Cleveland were about that mid west swing rap, so eminem of course would have grown up to bones music and that of course had a factor in his flow just like any other artist from an area that came before another artist in the same geographical area that's what they heard growing up and when they started to master the craft they would of course take elements of the artist who was their favorite. Love you guys keep up the good work
. P.s. I grew up on hip hop but when I got older(special in college) I started to listen everything from classic rock, heavy metal, pop, country. music is a beautiful thing it truly brings people from different backgrounds together.✌🏾
I feel like they did that to give time for people to " run tell everybody" .... That "it's bone and biggie" ... Cuz everyone knew that IT WAS ABOUT TO GO DOWN...
know what I mean...
Haha
Let it marinate
This brings me back to being the only goth skater punk metalhead in the local hip hop club on the weekends in the mid 90’s
😆 that's awesome!
@@ijustneedmyself yeah I was the only guy rocking a Manson shirt,Jncos and a chain wallet in da club, I hung out with my cousins who were mostly into rap , I was into metal,punk, goth,industrial,but I had always been into hip hop/ rap too
Man the intro is killer, cmon! So chill but builds the anticipation 🔥
Facts classic build up
When I see that y'all drop content...I lose my mind! When I see that the content is BONE content...I lose all control of life!!!!!!!!!!!! More BONE, BONE, BONE!!!! Joe's face when BONE, especially Bizzy's verse starts is the most honest, adorable expression ever. She's BONE-4-LIFE!
I noticed how you guys really did get the point of the chorus when the song first started but after the first three verses you can see why its the way it is. 💯
I’m impressed because you got everything about Bizzy right
I'm appreciating y'alls journey. You've both come a long way and are starting to understand bars and flow.
Its funny how in the beggining of your reactions videos you were just listening or reading lyrics of the song playing and now you even nod to the beat as real rap listeners do, I think you two are really getting into rap/hip hop music seriously, which is what is a "reaction video" all about
Love your simple and geniune reactions
Keep it up!
When I saw this song being done I knew you 2 were in for a treat. Hearing Biggie flow Bone thugs style was amazing. No limitations in his delivery. Great song choice, great reactions. You guys have gotten really good with this. I see you bobbing your heads on rhythm! Great stuff, look forward to the next 1
I get chills during the intro of this song, don't ask me why
They were disrespectful to the hook, but I'm going to thumbs up anyway.
I mean it's not their style of music. Would you rather they lie? They were still overall very complimentary.
Could possibly be top three best songs of all time!! Biggie and Krayzie Bone killed it!!!
I love how you guys are loving the music that Bone thugs n harmony have been able to bless us with. Since you’ve been fortunate enough to hear the music and read the lyrics (unlike some of us who had to rewind the tapes over and over just to sing with it lol ) try to focus on the content and message they are sending so that you can see how truly lyrical they are. They are so underrated it’s mind blowing. But great job on the reviews I love your channel !!! Thank you guys !! Carbon monoxide is the name of Bizzy’s newest album which is a must listen to.
they are the only group that did a song with Eazy E, Tupac and Biggie when they were all alive
I STILL get chills when Bizzy's verse cones in ANY song. Omg he is #TheGoat
One of the best songs in history
In Biggie's Life After Death album, he strategically switched his flow to the person's featured to show his versatility and to show love to the kings in that region. That was a well thought out plan because he gained even more fans when fans of his featured artist heard him! RIP B.I.G. #We'llAlwaysLoveBigPoppa
I can’t wait to see more reaction to BONE got a new subscriber
React to Bone Thugs n Harmony - Down '71 (The Getaway)
The intro is everything but to each it’s own.
Such a fun concept! It's really easy to forget that people who are REALLY into one type of music genre, sometimes gives other genres a chance :) Will watch more of you guys ^_^
Rappers mimic Jazz improvization. You had a blues or jazz jam where the player tried to bring their own voice and freestyle over a 12 bar. Rappers held ciphers and did the samething. over 12 to 24 bars.
Thank you guys for your reactions on this one.
I love this song so much.
These guys are legendary.
🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐 still classic 👌😎 always keeping this track on my phone type Krayzie Bone Thugs Mentality
The part when you hit the button on Diddy, lol I couldn't stop laughing, it was as if you thought he was gonna start rapping 😂
The Hook was fire.It's supposed to be the build up for biggie & bone-thugs.
You guys have a great concept here and I can definitely see your appreciation for music in general.. dope show guys💯
Damn he made a point. That verse does sound like something Eminem duplicated
Its funny that you mentioned how different the styles changed between Biggie and Bone's part. The truth is, this was super fast for Biggie. BIG was so impressed with Bone's verses, he took the track home and redid his part to try to match Bone's style and flow.
@Metalhead Reactions Bizzy has a youtube channel JamTV and he made a video all about how notorious thugs was recorded. Check it out on you free time. It's pretty cool.
Craig Keith Thanks for the heads up.
in the past week ive seen a few reactors not really like the hook....thats a first lol...dope reaction tho..yall have come a looooonnng way. i love it
Omg shes done her research! i love it!!!
Bone Thugs-n-Harmony “Shoot’em Up” Please!!!
Civilination 7 and Brad S - most definitely. They WERE high when they recorded this. They were passed out in the studio and everyone wasn't sure if they would be able to do it. When they woke up, Bone simply got up and recorded this in ONE take. This made Biggie go home and do his "homework." Much Respect!!! I think he came back the next day and recorded his lyrics, so Bone was gone and hadn't heard it yet. Most of their chorus or hooks came from things they would spontaneously utter and became used creatively in their music. I just saw them in concert two days ago (unfortunately without Bizzy Bone). I have MAD respect for them overcoming their struggle, and I really enjoyed their performance. Very cool that you are reviewing this outside of your preference. Interesting that this came up in my feed, so I clicked right away. Sis, you are too cute over Bizzy Bone LOLOLOLOL That's MURDER!! And Dude, you are appreciating this sooo much ou should think of a Metal-Rap Collab...many artists cross the boundaries and come up with great things. You could be Metal Bone LOLOLOLOLOL Much Love
Bone didn't hear Biggie's verse until after he had already been murdered.
Love her reaction. Especially when bizzy came in lol True bone fan for real. Welcome to the family.
We miss you two, please we need more videos. Hope you all are ok and and doing well
When you listen to the build up on a quality sound system, which was very big back then. The you will understand them building the chorus. Mid to late 90's many ppl had audio equipment more valuable than the car itself.
Reminds me over 22yrs first hearing it and being blown away by Biggies flow...
Eminem will tell you Bone was a heavy influence along with NAS and Big L....
Biggie is an innovator JayZ built his brand off of Biggies legacy
Bizzy made the king of new York go back home to do his verse!!
Please do this song by Bone called "Shoot em up" Please you wont regret it. Love your vids. Iam from East Cleveland where it all started.
Oh yeah that song about murder... that sounds like a Christmas song iirc lol
They already did i think along with crossroads
@@jarontaliman1 naw... they didn't do shoot em up yet. They did crossroads though.
You're right it was days of our lives with crossroads , my mistake
@@JamesChessman LMAO 😂😂😂 Exactly.
I really love this Channel, and I'm glad that we all can appreciate different genre of music, I guess I'm just bias because I love the Intro, and Outro of Notorious Thugs, it's a classic in the hip hop world, But yall should do a review of Ludacris "Southern Hospitality "
Slaughda Radio LLC I think I'll like it more the more times I listen. Usually how it goes for me. Jill
@@metalheadreactions7379 I understand, I heard it when it first came out, that's when Biggie 1st died a long time ago, The way he switched his style up to match Bone, It was just unexpected at the time, so the intro was a way for you to be blown away if you were a Biggie fan at the time, because that flow that came from biggie was not expected, but truly showed you the Talent we lost😢, but I love ya'll reaction to this it's amazing he can still touch people 22 years after his death.
The intro is long but it’s the build up to what’s to come..and it showcases their harmonizing skills. I love the way the intro layered their vocals. Go back and give just the intro another listen, it’s truly the most slept on part of the song.
I think the chorus is fine, the way I see it, 1 minute is worth the wait for when Biggie's verse drops (the best verse in the song). This song is in my playlist for when I want to listen to songs that will help me stay in the zone when programming.
You can see she was feelin Bizzy’s verse. The way he delivered, cuhz went off! 💯💯
The bizzy verse on this is out of fuckin control
One of my all time favorite songs but one of the longest intros too
I always that Biggie lived long enough to shoot a video for this song. Hi Jill! 🤗😊
React to Krayzie Bone - Clash of the titians (rap god remix)
That into is perfect! When you are riding high as fuck with your homies through the streets, this song needs to be 10 minutes longer 😂 it sets the tone, it’s getting you ready for all the lyrics about to be thrown in your face… imagine in a metal song when a band has a big build up before a song that goes HARRRRD AS FUCK! this is the hip hop equivalent of that. I bump that full into loud as possible 💜
When you were like alright come on guys... my only thought was just you wait.
Long time Eazy-e/ bone Thugs n Harmony fan. I like your videos. Keep it up!
You should realy realy react to Krayzie bone solo music to. Hi-di-ho from Krayzie bone got some Nice flowsi think. It gives you an example of how different his music can be. Krayzie bone is a lyrical genius. I can allways listen to Krayzie is very creative artist underestimated but a lot of rappers are very much influenced by his music. Ps its always fun to watch these video’s you are making on TH-cam 👍🏼😎
Finally some real pple truly appreciating Krayzie's overlooked genius. I believe he's a top 10 all-time! No one has been consistent than him (despite Bone, but Krayzie has kept a consistent flow even on slow songs)
You guys just got a new subscriber, I loved your reactions to Bone Thugs and Harmony. Hope you guys can react to NF. You won't be dissapointed
I just came across your channel, you guys rock!
Great reaction...you guys are processing information so much better from when you started
2 metalheads your dope, fine example that music is a universal language and has no boundary.
Cool channel! Salute from Cleveland! Love to see you getting into Bone!