“ I wish my homeboys much success. But at the same time I still get depressed. Walkin’ through the wind with a cupful of gin, thinkin’ ‘bout things I coulda woulda shoulda been. I wipe my tears , sip my beers, Wish good luck to my peers.” That’s a powerful damn lyric, it really resonates with me personally, and a powerful damn song as a whole. One of my favs from Fro since back in the day when I discovered his music through a burned CD my buddy gave me after he downloaded the record off of Napster. Good times indeed.
Thank you. Man, I miss those days when we distributed music through our friends, i think a lot of the love i have with the music is with that, like, it was a secret until you shared it, or found it, it wasnt on the radio, (afroman was), but its never a secret anymore, just polluted with somewhat similar genres, which can be great sometimes, finding new shit is always great, but polluted.
Definitely my favorite Afro man track. I remember being 13-14 years old listening to his music. I’m 31 now and there’s few songs that hit me like this one.
Afroman is one of the most slept on rappers. He has a comic approach to a lot of songs that's not always thugged out so he doesn't get taken as seriously. None the less he channels not only the sound of the inner city ghetto but the sounds of underserviced rural areas. The sound blends country, g funk and a southern folk sound. Sitting somewhere between 3 6 mafia and phish. The layered vocals he uses is pretty unique in the space and he has an awesome voice on top of it. Every track is musically sound and cohesive with the lyrics and motifs of his projects. Not to mention the fun the call and response parts bring to live shows. There's alot more to afroman than a colt 45 and 2 zig zags
This song is so dope. All the other songs he does where he sounds like he has a posse behind him, it's all Afro. I only love this song from him. Very talented individual though.
Crazy growing up next to this dude. Just being in the environment was unforgettable. Ghetto as hell but you all feel together when stuff comes on like this. Still live in the area, just on the west side suburbs, and best believe everyone still knows all your songs word for word! The only inspiration to come out of Palmdale unless it involves sports!
When I first heard this song at like 16 or something (34 now) I never realized how much pain was in it. It was almost more of a fun song to me at the time. Got some tears listening to this now man.
I've been listening to this track since I was 13 years old and it still stands the test of time as one of the best underrated tracks of the early 2000's. Afroman is a legit talented emcee who definitely get's overlooked when people make best of lists. I'll be a fan till the day I die and when that time comes hopefully I'm still bumping this.
hell yeah bro.. same here.. i was like 12 or 13 too when i got this cd. my mom wouldn't let me buy it, so i had to ask my uncle to buy it for me.. he looked at it and thought it was weird but didn't give a fuck. so i gave him the money and played it in his car during some long road trip or some shit.. we listened to the entire cd and he actually liked it too hahah... anyways, i grew up listening to afroman, real shit. Dude is hella underrated, great flow, amazing singer, great song writer, and can play the guitar. I always loved his shit and have like his whole collection probably. Glad to see that some other people here also started listening to his shit early on and still do!! AFRO-EVER haha..
Palmdale class of 86, played football, failed algebra, drank colt 45! wish I'd smoked weed back then! might have saved some of my Palmdale heartache. met Afro once and he gave up three full page autographs for my niece and nephew and mom. PALM...DALE! PAALMDAAALE... come back to me. haven't been home in 20 years and missing it. all my great friends still around there. yo let me get a PALMDALE!
Yup, it's Afroman's life story and African American life stories are often somber, but out of pain comes beauty, which I think is why African American music is some of the best in the world.
Don't disregard the white experience either.... We love Nickelback's "Photograph". It's think of beauty but it comes out in pain, and is some of the best music in the world.
Nah just yall won't take the time to look for them real niggas and if they about to blow and in they hometown they get gunned out by hating as niggas kus of dumb beef
Really amazing and underrated song. If anyone ever tells you Afroman is just some comedy act and is not a serious rapper/musician, show them this song. I guarantee they will take it back.
"walking through the wind with a cup full of gin, thinking about things i could've would've should've been. i wipe my tears sip my beers and wish good luck 2 my peers" 💯
menchelke Though I love Afroman I'd have to differ saying there are good examples of amazing rap skill in this generation(Kendrick Lamar, Earl Sweatshirt, Vince Staples, J.I.D, Joey Bada$$)
I remember trying to get a good friend to like this song. I think he always talked trash on it to mess with me. 2007-09 I was constantly listening to Afroman on repeat. My friend passed away recently. I don't know if I ever got him to like the song, but I listen to it as a remembrance. I miss you Ira
I worked in a concert venue for almost 20 years. We finally were able to get Afroman to do a show. I met Joe and was able to hang with him for a few hours before the show. Then again after the show. The man is a spectacularly intelligent man ! The party was so much fun..... chillin with good people and partaking in some of the best in the world !
Who else loved this album when they heard the whole thing, about a year after it came out? "Because I got high" was the only song I skipped on the album in the car.. it was funny, but every other song was fire 🔥
Fell in love with this song after the first play back in '07. It still feels good to listening to even four or five times in a row. Fun lively flow, simple energetic beat. You can hear the feeling in his voice. Stellar track.
It’s crazy this dudes not known for anything more than because I got high. Dude is better than any Cali rapper out there. My favorite rapper of all time.
The first time I heard this song n others in early 2000, I couldnt help but listen to them repeatedly n still do. I love the way he sounds n sings. My girls were little back then n we'd all sing-a-long n they'd tell me some of their crazy stories. Of course I had my own personal stories with my youngest bro, but only shared so much😁😆 My 4 late bros n I grew up without our parents, lost our mom at 4-8 yrs old. We lived with our grandpa, uncles n dad so we sorta got away with doin certain things. I was around 12 the first time we smoked, my younger bro n I did just about everything together, me being the only girl, he taught me how to drive, ride a bike, horse n dirt bike, shoot squirrels for our grandpa with a slingshot n .22 (we lived out in the country). Also how to smoke (not cigs) hehe, we had fun playing jokes on each other a lot. By the time we were 9-13 yrs old, we didn't have any type of mother figure in our lives n by then I was cooking, cleaning, washing clothes for them, even babysitting my younger cousins n had never minded. I had then lost my 4 bros in 1980-88 at 21-25 yrs old, which were the greatest heartbreaks n hardest times of my life. We had all been very close, they were my bros, friends, protectors, etc. I dnt think or feel that a person ever gets over losing such close family. I still hv breakdowns every yr around their birthdays, dates of their passing n when I just plain miss them so much, they were such a great part of me, my life. me, that pain feels like I had just lost them all over again. But I believe n know that in time we'll allvbe together again, love u my sweet precious bros❣😇
Great story. You have lived through so much and endured. Don’t ever give up, your brothers and parents are watching over you…You have gained so many angels
This one of them jams that help you get through tough times. Just seen your interview on vlad. You came along way much love. This is forever my favorite song from you.
I remember growing up in Palmdezee, I lived in the Boulders at the lake Mobile Home Park... Those were the days, So many memories from Barrel Springs Elementary to Desert Willow Middle school to Palmdale High... Miss getting faded af as a teen out there
Saw him in concert last weekend (9/16/16) there was so much smoke you couldn't see him from the back of the venue. They had to open every door and start airing the place out lol.
Jammed this album non stop my whole junior year in high-school. Many great memories on this jam. Just found out today this was sampled from another song.
So many memories in this whole album. I was in 3rd grade my sister used to get so mad ill have the CD blasting run the house. Thank you afroman for some rememberable times
I remember when it changed. I went to Mesquite elementary, & around '97 - '98 everyone from from Los Angeles started buying up property east of 47th Street. Place turned into complete shit afterwards. haha. Moved to West Palmdale, but even there it's no better.
one of my favorite tunes of all time,and one of the most under rated rapers probably bcos of his humour. whip my tears sip my beer wish good luck to peers PALMDALE!
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2024 still a banger..
“ I wish my homeboys
much success.
But at the same time
I still get depressed.
Walkin’ through the wind
with a cupful of gin,
thinkin’ ‘bout things
I coulda woulda shoulda been.
I wipe my tears ,
sip my beers,
Wish good luck to my peers.”
That’s a powerful damn lyric, it really resonates with me personally, and a powerful damn song as a whole. One of my favs from Fro since back in the day when I discovered his music through a burned CD my buddy gave me after he downloaded the record off of Napster. Good times indeed.
They must really be having for n because I can feel it eve ytime I hear this
Thank you. Man, I miss those days when we distributed music through our friends, i think a lot of the love i have with the music is with that, like, it was a secret until you shared it, or found it, it wasnt on the radio, (afroman was), but its never a secret anymore, just polluted with somewhat similar genres, which can be great sometimes, finding new shit is always great, but polluted.
Lived in Palmdale from 94-99 great place for dirt bikes!
Definitely my favorite Afro man track. I remember being 13-14 years old listening to his music. I’m 31 now and there’s few songs that hit me like this one.
We are the same exact age man and I feel the exact same damn way
Same as that fellas
Same here, I was in highschool at the time this came out.
Agreed. This song and young mc nocturnal
Me too bro. We ain't alone in this universe.. in 2022 I'm 31 now. Insane how quick time flies
this song still brings a tear to my eye.
this story of joy, pain, anger, regret and at the end, hope. THIS IS HOW STORYTELLING RAPS SHOULD BE
How it used to be in the mid-80s through 90's
Who’s here in 2024? Still a classic 😎
Me 😊
Hell yea
💯
Me
Me
Afroman is one of the most slept on rappers. He has a comic approach to a lot of songs that's not always thugged out so he doesn't get taken as seriously. None the less he channels not only the sound of the inner city ghetto but the sounds of underserviced rural areas. The sound blends country, g funk and a southern folk sound. Sitting somewhere between 3 6 mafia and phish. The layered vocals he uses is pretty unique in the space and he has an awesome voice on top of it. Every track is musically sound and cohesive with the lyrics and motifs of his projects. Not to mention the fun the call and response parts bring to live shows. There's alot more to afroman than a colt 45 and 2 zig zags
Well said, dude very unique.
This song is so dope. All the other songs he does where he sounds like he has a posse behind him, it's all Afro. I only love this song from him. Very talented individual though.
😅😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Yeah I've loved Afroman since I was a kid. Everybody I tell is like "wtf? The because I got high" but he's got so much goooood work out there.
Palmdale to Mississippi, afroman is always popping
I honestly think this is one of the best rap songs ever written. Absolute classic.
Hell yes dude first time I heard this I fell in love
Ethan Platas me too man. Me too.
WITCHKRAFT - he copied this song from Stevie B spring love song
👌😊
One of my favs too its great good jam
I'm a 45yr white male from Liverpool (UK) mostly listen to Classic Rock, however I do love a song that tells a great story, still loving this in 2019
Same here except I'm from Leeds/Preston
Same here, except I'm from California.
And It's now 2021.
And I'm 34.
Me 2 I'm 52 a love afro man.
Glasgow agrees. Well, one of us, I'm sure there are more
Yes laa I'm from Wallasey and love proper hip hop like this
Crazy growing up next to this dude. Just being in the environment was unforgettable. Ghetto as hell but you all feel together when stuff comes on like this. Still live in the area, just on the west side suburbs, and best believe everyone still knows all your songs word for word! The only inspiration to come out of Palmdale unless it involves sports!
Laujrafocha
Steembo 9
45th & R checking in!!!
🖐🏼FROM CANABIS🍁👍🏼
Lake LA
When I first heard this song at like 16 or something (34 now) I never realized how much pain was in it. It was almost more of a fun song to me at the time. Got some tears listening to this now man.
This is a sad ass song. I live in Palmdale too
Whole Antelope Valley is trash and live here too
Grew up in the AV and moved the fuck out.
I play it when I drive home thru Palmdale
I think the only people who like this song either grew up in or currently live in Palmdale. ☠️
People getting hung in Palmdale SMH!
I've been listening to this track since I was 13 years old and it still stands the test of time as one of the best underrated tracks of the early 2000's. Afroman is a legit talented emcee who definitely get's overlooked when people make best of lists. I'll be a fan till the day I die and when that time comes hopefully I'm still bumping this.
fuck yeah same
+GeminiEye1 I'm pretty sure I was about 13 also, maybe 12 but I'm pretty sure 13. Respect.
hell yeah bro.. same here.. i was like 12 or 13 too when i got this cd. my mom wouldn't let me buy it, so i had to ask my uncle to buy it for me.. he looked at it and thought it was weird but didn't give a fuck. so i gave him the money and played it in his car during some long road trip or some shit.. we listened to the entire cd and he actually liked it too hahah...
anyways, i grew up listening to afroman, real shit. Dude is hella underrated, great flow, amazing singer, great song writer, and can play the guitar. I always loved his shit and have like his whole collection probably. Glad to see that some other people here also started listening to his shit early on and still do!! AFRO-EVER haha..
I was around 12 as well
sooo right brothers afroman is one of the best rappers of my generation late 90s and early 2000s that was when hiphop /rap was real and was true.
Palmdale class of 86, played football, failed algebra, drank colt 45! wish I'd smoked weed back then! might have saved some of my Palmdale heartache. met Afro once and he gave up three full page autographs for my niece and nephew and mom.
PALM...DALE! PAALMDAAALE... come back to me. haven't been home in 20 years and missing it. all my great friends still around there. yo let me get a PALMDALE!
one Ington PALMDALE
PALMDALE
Wait to highland in Pam 661
43rd n q12 all dah
I'm Mexican... But this was my jams back in the days 😢time flies
"Socked that cholo in his chin, black mf scared to jump in"
Same😎
This is the Palmdale anthem and I live in Palmdale!!!!
"I put a fat rock inside his hand about 25 sheriff's jumped out the van, get out punk"
2020 this song never gets old
this gets a man going, specially when he’s of to the pub that’s been shut for months.
Best line in the song
It’s “get down punk”
💯
Get down punk
It's a shame this song got over-shadowed by Because I got High. They give off completely different vibes though, this song is so somber.
Yup, it's Afroman's life story and African American life stories are often somber, but out of pain comes beauty, which I think is why African American music is some of the best in the world.
ggplata absolutely. I never knew he was soo talented because of the I got high shit. Always thought he was just a comedian.
Damm colt 45 or Smash that 83 🔨💨🔨he knows how to work that shit it tells a story in 5 minutes 🤟🍺🤟🎩🎩🌿🌱🌿🌱🎧🎧
Don't disregard the white experience either.... We love Nickelback's "Photograph". It's think of beauty but it comes out in pain, and is some of the best music in the world.
The other one too ...but then he get high
R.i.p Marv. Turned me onto this early 00s. I miss you bro.
only rapper who didnt sell that soul... palmdale!!!!
That's deep
Yup. Most rappers these days are nothing but puppets.
Big facts
@@wordisbond7603 sg? Sfsre
Nah just yall won't take the time to look for them real niggas and if they about to blow and in they hometown they get gunned out by hating as niggas kus of dumb beef
Really amazing and underrated song. If anyone ever tells you Afroman is just some comedy act and is not a serious rapper/musician, show them this song. I guarantee they will take it back.
"walking through the wind with a cup full of gin, thinking about things i could've would've should've been. i wipe my tears sip my beers and wish good luck 2 my peers" 💯
master of story telling
This man can tell a story it's fucking beautiful
DismayTravis I
its yo storee! nickle
You should listen to Indian Girl by Slick Rick thats a story lol.
Afroman's best track hands down!
Vincent Courteau yeah cos he took this from Stevie B spring love
Graveyard shift is pretty good too check it
id say colt 45 hahaha
We used to walk through the park stoned, with an old ipod and docking station. Boombox on the shoulder at 16, this song brings back so many memories.
lol
Man the hype this song gets,singing it in a bar full of people during karaoke
One of the realist songs I've ever heard.
Bakaaa
Bakaa
BKaww
bakaaaaw!
Cus that's where my heartache begannnnnn! You can feel the ache in his voice.
I giggle to myself about loving this song! I'm 56 and only know of afroman from my sons! Couldn't get enough! 😆
Man this back when you didn't even need lyrics for songs cause you could hear every word clearly
can anyone appreciate story telling like this?
yessir
This is a masterpiece of expository writing.
Sally Lauper freaking right
Edward Rice good. Smooth. Smart. Flows. He's an awesome artist.
+drnockaable your alright
I had the pleasure meeting him hosting an event in Corvallis Oregon He is a amazingly talented and nailed it on stage. Class act.
Afroman sure can rap, unlike today's crap. Making up words just for songs, and the don't make any sense. At least the stuff like this, told a story.
There very few good rappers nowdays
+GetPoopStuffed right Shakespeare invented a ton of words and did it well
GetPoopStuffed i think he ment that the words they just though in make no sense
menchelke Though I love Afroman I'd have to differ saying there are good examples of amazing rap skill in this generation(Kendrick Lamar, Earl Sweatshirt, Vince Staples, J.I.D, Joey Bada$$)
M. Strongsole you heard of hopsin?
I remember trying to get a good friend to like this song. I think he always talked trash on it to mess with me. 2007-09 I was constantly listening to Afroman on repeat.
My friend passed away recently.
I don't know if I ever got him to like the song, but I listen to it as a remembrance.
I miss you Ira
I am happy to have a chance to watch Afroman live at a 4/20 Eve Concert!
How do you dislike this? You don't like a good story? Afroman is one of the most underrated rappers ever.
I worked in a concert venue for almost 20 years. We finally were able to get Afroman to do a show. I met Joe and was able to hang with him for a few hours before the show. Then again after the show. The man is a spectacularly intelligent man ! The party was so much fun..... chillin with good people and partaking in some of the best in the world !
Donald Blocher tell me more
yeah do tell
Still vibing to this gangster shit 2023 baby!!! Yee!! Yee!!
I have been sleeping on Afroman for the longest time. This song right here seals it for me.
I like how he's a rapper who can really sing
And play the guitar. Afroman is talented.
And slap a bitch
+cali220 ruiz lol
And smoke that tumbleweed
Jay Dee this dude stoled Stevie B's song called Spring love
imagine if nate dogg and afro made an album
Damn would be straight fire
Him and Merkules mad a song not to long ago...
Walton Stiller that’s be sick as fuck if him and Nate did a joint together. I’m sure they were boys
They not even at the same level... Afroman ain't as well known as Nate Dogg.
With that said I wouldnt mind listening to there colabs.
# epic
He rappin my whole life! Crying while bumpin dis in my pala!- Big Meech reppin all da way from da ville aka Palmdaleville
One of the best Afroman songs 🙌 ⬇️
Who else loved this album when they heard the whole thing, about a year after it came out? "Because I got high" was the only song I skipped on the album in the car.. it was funny, but every other song was fire 🔥
Gotta love afroman,love from Stoke on trent England 🏴 buccurcc 83rd Street gangstas rule the world 🌎 TRAYS UP 👆🏽 8TRAY GANGSTA ♿
I remember I used to play this in 2001 I was 13 bring back so many memories 💪🏾
I'm from Palmdale I bump this everywhere I go lol
Palmdale represent
As a person who also moved to Palmdale and got a 2 story house it’s crazy how you can feel what he is saying.
Lmao
Fell in love with this song after the first play back in '07. It still feels good to listening to even four or five times in a row. Fun lively flow, simple energetic beat. You can hear the feeling in his voice. Stellar track.
lmao
“Cause that’s where my heartache beeeegaaaaaaan!!” 🎶🎶 My favorite part😁
It makes me kinda sad that Afroman is so underrated and underpaid (for his level of skill) ... still dropping bangers too. One of the greats
You missed a important bar in this tune. ‘Only rapper who didn’t sell that sole’
@@CG-dw8be ah..
I saw him at LAX once and was so surprised no one recognized him. Me and my brother talked to him
It’s crazy this dudes not known for anything more than because I got high. Dude is better than any Cali rapper out there. My favorite rapper of all time.
Not no more suckafishees.
Great tune. Pure nostalgia. I honestly think this his best song. So catchy.
This song means alot to me.
Word.
Don't be so stupid.
***** its an acknowledgement, obviously before your time
Come on my white people. Just let it be. Its all good either way.
***** i know we know what google is.
Still one of my favorite afroman songs
I wipe my tears, sip my beer and wish well for my peers
😭💔Bruh
Palmdale, come back to me
I need you and I love you, baby
Palmdale, come back to me
Cause that's where my heartache began.
Finna be ouT there onna 20th finna do hella coke dope and beer fuck yea Nigga 🤞🏽🤞🏽
That flow is sick
😢
Taking this shi to 2024 💯🔥
we should have more rappers like afroman ,he's got a cool flo that just puts u in a very good mood, good shit afroman !!
The first time I heard this song n others in early 2000, I couldnt help but listen to them repeatedly n still do. I love the way he sounds n sings. My girls were little back then n we'd all sing-a-long n they'd tell me some of their crazy stories. Of course I had my own personal stories with my youngest bro, but only shared so much😁😆 My 4 late bros n I grew up without our parents, lost our mom at 4-8 yrs old. We lived with our grandpa, uncles n dad so we sorta got away with doin certain things. I was around 12 the first time we smoked, my younger bro n I did just about everything together, me being the only girl, he taught me how to drive, ride a bike, horse n dirt bike, shoot squirrels for our grandpa with a slingshot n .22 (we lived out in the country). Also how to smoke (not cigs) hehe, we had fun playing jokes on each other a lot. By the time we were 9-13 yrs old, we didn't have any type of mother figure in our lives n by then I was cooking, cleaning, washing clothes for them, even babysitting my younger cousins n had never minded. I had then lost my 4 bros in 1980-88 at 21-25 yrs old, which were the greatest heartbreaks n hardest times of my life. We had all been very close, they were my bros, friends, protectors, etc. I dnt think or feel that a person ever gets over losing such close family. I still hv breakdowns every yr around their birthdays, dates of their passing n when I just plain miss them so much, they were such a great part of me, my life. me, that pain feels like I had just lost them all over again. But I believe n know that in time we'll allvbe together again, love u my sweet precious bros❣😇
Great story. You have lived through so much and endured. Don’t ever give up, your brothers and parents are watching over you…You have gained so many angels
This one of them jams that help you get through tough times. Just seen your interview on vlad. You came along way much love. This is forever my favorite song from you.
All about that Afro man baby 2022
I remember growing up in Palmdezee, I lived in the Boulders at the lake Mobile Home Park... Those were the days, So many memories from Barrel Springs Elementary to Desert Willow Middle school to Palmdale High... Miss getting faded af as a teen out there
Lived off S and went to almondale. Im about to be 27, definitely a different place then when i grew up.
What year did you graduate from PHS?
@@sochoa5393 2012 bud
I Went to Cactus middle school.
then went to Palmdale high school then I left to Riverside .
tumble weed elementary haha. classic.
Saw him in concert last weekend (9/16/16) there was so much smoke you couldn't see him from the back of the venue. They had to open every door and start airing the place out lol.
that's a diragortey term
that isn't derogatory, it's just funny lol
dick
+Louie Watson get over it little bitch.
+Ashley Littleshield why my 65 year old white lady who lives in Portland Oregon and listens to him and likes it some of it
I lived in Palmdale late 90's early 2000's,song is on point
"CUZ THATS WHERE MY HEARTACHE BEGAN!!!! HEARTACHE BEGAN....." YEE!
I get chills everytime he sing that part this my shit lol
When rap was actually a real story and could still understand it dudes still hot in 2020 just wish this songs bass hit harder lmao
Kids now a days don’t even kno what afroman is only few who can rap and still never loose his touch 20 years later
@@VonJaye hell ya bro
This song has an 80's nostalgia feel. Dont know when he made it but its dope as fk in 2021
It’s from an 80s beat
The beat is from “Spring Love
2024 in Palmdale here yall
Athens Greece keepin it straight. For all my homies facing dark times
If this song doesn't put you in a good mood I don't know what will. Classic👌🏼
This song is amazing but lyrically depressing af.
Takes me back to 06 at Palmdale High. All the teams were blasting this. Had this in my head during all my wrestling duels.
Thank you Auntie Melissa and the 50k college challenge for introducing me to this song 2 weeks ago. Its on repeat! A straight story in a song!
"Financially, we improvin'. 2 months later, son, we movin'. "
I dedicate this to Melissa. Because of ur live you brought back memories! 😂
Yes indeed
Yessss Auntie Melissa put a lot of us onto this jam. It’s her favorite song. Much love to Melissa, aka Lip❤️
Had to find out myself. This song keep playing in my mind lol
🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙎🏾♀️
Jammed this album non stop my whole junior year in high-school. Many great memories on this jam. Just found out today this was sampled from another song.
Afroman 2024 for real! Bkaww!
I can't believe our dead-end city has our own theme song. It's insane. Still somewhat proud though. Thanks Afroman!
+Montalvo James (Quartz Films) Montalvo is a name of a suburb in my old city Ventura CA 93003
+christina potter
Whoa man. I sense a conspiracy in the making...
*X-Files Theme plays*
Montalvo James afroman soo talented he sick as fuck
Great song! If you actually pay attention it's low key kinda sad. Sometimes I reminisce and wish I would have made different decisions.
I feel you
THUG LIFT that's what makes it great too ..need that despair dawg
i feel it, the last verse...
Yup, not really low key sad though.. lol
That
Still bumpin this in 2019 ‼🤞🏼😎🥰
🔥🔥🔥
Jamming on Afroman-Palmdale .....good beat
2021 hehehe 😎
So sweet keep grinding
2021 still pulling up bumping Afroman out the Impala ✊🏽
this song is so sad. and it has great lyrics and rymes. AFRO MOTHERFUCKIN M A N!
BUUUUUCOOOOOOOOOOOOOC
So many memories in this whole album. I was in 3rd grade my sister used to get so mad ill have the CD blasting run the house. Thank you afroman for some rememberable times
Paaaaaaalmdaaaaaaale❤
That's just Eastside Palmdale...
You must never go there, Simba...
I heard its no paradise
@@curtispeterson2820 its not used to live in palmdale lmao
raymond xxx get out punk
I remember when it changed. I went to Mesquite elementary, & around '97 - '98 everyone from from Los Angeles started buying up property east of 47th Street. Place turned into complete shit afterwards. haha. Moved to West Palmdale, but even there it's no better.
Quartz Hill stand up lol
one of my favorite tunes of all time,and one of the most under rated rapers probably bcos of his humour. whip my tears sip my beer wish good luck to peers PALMDALE!
This song makes me wanna sell crackcocaine steal a bike then move to palmdale
Been bumping this for about 10 years now. Crazy to say when it feels like yesterday. Thank you 15 year old me for this.
1st song I heard by Afroman and been a fan ever since
Just heRd this now..what else is good? Pls
Who else outside LA bumps this song to ? 🖒
Elena Maria 530 NOR CAL! BUMPING BABY
Lol
He's from West Coast California
Elena Maria I'm from West Virginia and been bumping Afroman for 11 years and still bump it. it don't get old.
Washington state
Not from Palmdale but this song makes me fill like I am👻
Old bud gold ❤❤
"the mexicans straight on one" 💀💪💪snapped showed love and rapped sick much respect
Foo take that filter off the picture embarrassing us loc
@@doublerzrosales4368 Lol, you foos are gay.
@@herbienbrian2 gmfu foo ain’t never been a fruit or photogenic with Snapchat filters
"I got an F plus in basic Math...." I feel you.
How is this shit so soulful. Dude was ahead of his time with a song that sounds like it is from a past.
love this album, use to sing a bunch of songs with my football homies, drunk and high before a game... classicness
My homegirls thangs itches with this beat
Goodshit 👌🏼
bumping this jam cruising down Palmdale😎 still bumps
East Palmdale here, 2019