Drew Wonder
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Busta's 90's videography is incredible
I still think this is the GOAT hip hop video
I still think this is the GOAT hip hop video
Busta Rhymes- Put Your Hands Where My Eyes Can See....APPRECIATION!!!
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let's first disregard the song for a moment - which in itself is incredible (the production, flow, lyrics and adlibs,which crack me up to this day)
MAN!!!
busta's videos in the 90s TO EARLY 2000s
dude was peerless to me in that regard!!
i always looked forward to a new busta videos.
entertainment non-stop from first sec. to last sec.
dude in many respects was ahead of his time!!!
nikkas still trying to mimick bustas blueprint (you know that over top ridiculous video concept)
and failing horribly, for e.g lil wayne - i ain't got no worries and many more!!
BUSTA was the hip hop music video king to me back in the day!!
MAN!!!
busta's videos in the 90s TO EARLY 2000s
dude was peerless to me in that regard!!
i always looked forward to a new busta videos.
entertainment non-stop from first sec. to last sec.
dude in many respects was ahead of his time!!!
nikkas still trying to mimick bustas blueprint (you know that over top ridiculous video concept)
and failing horribly, for e.g lil wayne - i ain't got no worries and many more!!
BUSTA was the hip hop music video king to me back in the day!!
Formerly known as...
Collector
Fire.
*L*E*G*A*C*Y*
Done.
agreed.let's first disregard the song for a moment - which in itself is incredible (the production, flow, lyrics and adlibs,which crack me up to this day)
MAN!!!
busta's videos in the 90s TO EARLY 2000s
dude was peerless to me in that regard!!
i always looked forward to a new busta videos.
entertainment non-stop from first sec. to last sec.
dude in many respects was ahead of his time!!!
nikkas still trying to mimick bustas blueprint (you know that over top ridiculous video concept)
and failing horribly, for e.g lil wayne - i ain't got no worries and many more!!
BUSTA was the hip hop music video king to me back in the day!!
hiphopfanatic
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Classic track. According to Cipha Sounds this was the second most popular banger in The Tunnel back in the day. I can see why.
Techniec
Drugs and Kalashnikovs
what was first? ante up? dmx get at me dog?
Kill Dat Noize
Banned
Probably one of the most unfukkwitable joints in the history of hip hop.
Like the hotness of the track is undeniable.
NOBODY that fukks wit hip hop can hear this joint and think it's anything other than flames.
Like the hotness of the track is undeniable.
NOBODY that fukks wit hip hop can hear this joint and think it's anything other than flames.
hiphopfanatic
Pro
"Get At Me Dog" was #3, and "Ante Up" was #33. The #1 was "All About The Benjamins."
avon barksdale
i want my corners
The beat itself is top notch.
g-ice
aka #DiamondNightmare
The shyt that made him a legend 
whoever mixed that track did a masterful job on the snares...that shyt KNOCKS
Taadow
The StarchBishop™️
Ayo...on some real chit...
THIS should be what dudes talmbat when they talmbat "hip-hop should evolve".
There was no chit out like this song when it came. Matter of fact, there wasn't even
another song like this on the album. When Disaster Strikes had some hellafied knocks
on it (shout out to "Rhymes Galore"), but this being a single was just a monster.
And the beat was different, the video was different, and the spittin' was different -
like Busta was the first rapper to spit the "same sound on the end of the line for the whole verse" flow.
...but it was still some raw rap.
I don't want this to come off as bashing the new generation, but it seems like "evolving" to these
new folks is to make rap something else, instead of making rap. But this is how it should be done.
THIS should be what dudes talmbat when they talmbat "hip-hop should evolve".
There was no chit out like this song when it came. Matter of fact, there wasn't even
another song like this on the album. When Disaster Strikes had some hellafied knocks
on it (shout out to "Rhymes Galore"), but this being a single was just a monster.
And the beat was different, the video was different, and the spittin' was different -
like Busta was the first rapper to spit the "same sound on the end of the line for the whole verse" flow.
...but it was still some raw rap.
I don't want this to come off as bashing the new generation, but it seems like "evolving" to these
new folks is to make rap something else, instead of making rap. But this is how it should be done.