do you remember the 1st time you heard clipse's grindin'?

[daboywonder2002]

This is what I'm talking about. Aside from the conscious stuff, Malice had that clever, smooth arrogance

His verse on this still gives me the chills....




"Malice he think he hard, tough guy of the click
And Pusha he walk around like he swear he the shyt
You right on both counts bytch, Clipse is us
And there's a couple things that you don't discuss"

"I tried being humble, Humble get no respect
Now the first sign of trouble, that's a hole up in yo neck
But what I look like spending my nights in jail
I could never be a thug, they don't dress this well"

man that song just the truth about Va. Every summer, we would visit my grandmom in Portsmouth. Just playing in the backyard. Bored as hell. Then living in chesapeake for a few years. That line IM from virginia where ain't shyt to do but cook. man, that line is just 100 percent truth.

 

[Rigby.]

Yeah


I heard it in the middle of 2K15 and paused the game and just listened to the song like
I missed some of the best music ever man

 

[Tide Run This]

Yeah


I heard it in the middle of 2K15 and paused the game and just listened to the song like
I missed some of the best music ever man

Damn you young buck @Rigby. feel bad for calling you those nasty things during them FSU/Auburn arguments

 

[EASTATLJERU]

Lord willing is a classic. The only thing holding it back is certain neptune tracks that come off extra poppy. Clipse is top 5-10 duos DOA.

 

[boskey]

First time I saw it on Rap City (a couple months before it blew up) I was legit stunned like . I'm not even sure what I thought was so wild, it was just some extra raw shyt. 2 midnight black brehs sitting on the kitchen counter spitting the rawest shyt ever over the rawest simplest beat ever

Bought the album first day and been a fan ever since

 

[Techniec]

It was a little deeper than that as it progressed. They started playing on the whole kane and able thing... Started to get reflective as they started to see their people go to prison. For malice especially. They went on a solid run.

I should probably check out that lord willin lp

 

[patscorpio]

i saw the video/heard the song first on 106th and park..me and my brother were in the basement...i was still trying to figure out what i just heard, my brother was like instantly and on the internet trying to find joints lol

 

[boskey]

"On days I wasn't able, there was always 'Caine"

First time I heard that I was like


Even back then I preferred Malice over Pusha.

Malice was 100% a better rapper than Pusha T on that first album. No question

 

[Va2up2down08]

I should probably check out that lord willin lp

You should also check out hell hath no fury and Til the casket drops.

 

[Penny 95]

The first time I heard it I had to just got home from school and turned the tv to Rap City, and when that beat came on and Pusha spit that first verse I was a fan immediately.

 

[ThiefyPoo]

Downloaded it from Kazaa and was like WTF is this, the beat was just something I had never heard before.

Still my fave beat of all time.

The number 1 instrumental for everyone to freestyle over at College lol

Hahhahaahha I did the same shyt breh

And I downloaded the reggae version

 

[Lootpack]

Feels like a Neptunes appreciation day

 

[Rigby.]

Damn you young buck @Rigby. feel bad for calling you those nasty things during them FSU/Auburn arguments

it didn't mean nothin to me, you was defending your team the same way I was tryin to boost Auburn up

 

[Easy-E]

Spent my teens years in VA.

All I remember is hearing it and thinking their names were "Eclipse"

 

[Xane Vic]

One of the greatest beats ever but I'd never freestyle over it.

The remix is better than the original, too.