GenX coli. How’d y’all react to

[Biscayne]

When y’all first heard the song and saw the music vid?

 

[Orbital-Fetus]

I stopped speaking to my family when this joint dropped.

 

[Biscayne]

I stopped speaking to my family when this joint dropped.

Real shyt. GenX went through hell.

 

[cyndaquil]

This isn't Lil Wayne

 

[kingofnyc]

first time I heard this joint was on Stretch and Bobbito’s college radio show like 2 o’clock in the morning on a weekday
that next day and throughout the weeks ahead - nikkaz new something incredible was about to pop off


GOAT era

 

[Biscayne]

first time I heard this joint was on Stretch and Bobbito’s college radio show like 2 o’clock in the morning on a weekday
that next day and throughout the weeks ahead - nikkaz new something incredible was about to pop off


GOAT era

Wu was gettin play on college radio.

Similar to how when grunge was first getting played on college radio, and everyone who first heard “Smells Like Teen Spirit” just knew there was a “changing of the guard” coming that year in 1991/1992.

 

[Black Man of the Nile]

Masterpiece of a song

 

[7th Letter Specialist]

*sees CREAM on The Box*

7yo me: Oh sh-..stuff...this saucy

*Turns on Sega Genesis, MKII, only to rage quit and cry like a bytch*

Mom from kitchen: You better cut out allat got damn cryin, for I make you turn that shyt off!....Cryin over that damn game..need to be cryin over that schoolwork!

 

[Biscayne]

This isn't Lil Wayne

GenX: Americans born from 1964-1980.

 

[Toe Jay Simpson]

We will never have this feeling again

This was brand new and something no one had ever seen before. A completely unknown group with a ton of nikkas, all of the them could rap, and doing it over a production style no one would have thought possible

There’s a reason why it blew up and crossed over on the spot. Wu Tang’s first joint had both the streets and the colleges on lock and they did it without selling out or even exaggerating themselves an inch

 

[Biscayne]

We will never have this feeling again

This was brand new and something no one had ever seen before. A completely unknown group with a ton of nikkas, all of the them could rap, and doing it over a production style no one would have thought possible

There’s a reason why it blew up and crossed over on the spot. Wu Tang’s first joint had both the streets and the colleges on lock and they did it without selling out or even exaggerating themselves an inch

It’s over.. @Big Boss

 

[Remote]

First heard it at a friends house. Dude invited everybody. Popped the cassette in.

Never heard anything like it. Whole thing was on repeat for hours.

But when Raekwon dropped “Ice Cream”?
Bruh…

 

[AnonymityX1000]

Wu was so hot from Protect Your Neck and METHOD Man that when this hit it was an automatic hit. They had shyt on lock when thos three joints were out.

 

[Remote]

Wu was so hot from Protect Your Neck and METHOD Man that when this hit it was an automatic hit. They had shyt on lock when thos three joints were out.

It would be groups of girls walking up the block singing “All I Need”. That song had Meth and Mary on icon status.

 

[Traveler]

Man yall don't some of yall don't even know. I used to be at the record store every Tuesday when new shyt dropped. Spend hours listening to new shyt debating what to buy.