How the hell did Nas survive the abomination that was Oochie Wally?
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I like how nukkas act like Oochie Wally n You Owe Me werent the shyt when they dropped...hell I wished he made a vid for the track he had with Aaliyah
I kinda like how he mixes it up and have a lil fun sometimes
Jungle and horse did their thing
You won't see me tonight would've been huge
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ay can someone make a nasless version of this shyt tho? everybody went off except esco 
ay can someone make a nasless version of this shyt tho? everybody went off except esco
2manyFCKNrappers
mentally i measure kilos
this is a hood classic.
Xtraz2
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NAS feat. BRAVEHEARTS - OOCHIE WALLEY [UNCUT] - YouTube
I almost had him finished when I first heard this....
ALMOST.
I don't think any rapper survived a rut so bad. We ALMOST lost him but he came back like a phoenix from the flame
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USSInsiders
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Oochie Wallie goes hard af n/h 
Rapmastermind
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You Owe Me and Oochie Wally are both Hot Club songs and if Jay Z made them both nobody would of said anything. But cause it was NaS he "Sold Out". NaS was only doing what Pac, Big and Jay did. But out of the GOATS yes NaS was the most off key on Club records. "BBC" was one of the 1st times I finally felt comfortable with NaS spitting on club record even though he has done tons of them, he's always ripping it when sometimes on a Club record you just gotta be loose and let it flow. Pac, Big and Jay understood this which is why they have so many Club Classic Records.
"Oochie Wally" didn't end NaS cause the song was hot, The Beat was fire and Bravehearts did go in on the track. Was NaS verse weak? "Who wants to be a millionaire but my name ain't Regis"? Yes very weak for NaS standards but this song was the point NaS finally understood he didn't have to "Go In" on every record. "Oochie Wally" had the hood and the clubs going crazy. Ez Elpee killed that beat. "Oochie Wally" is one NaS most successful singles on Billboard. It got in the Top 30 and #2 on the Rap charts, #11 on RnB Charts and even charted overseas in the UK.
"Oochie Wally" didn't end NaS cause the song was hot, The Beat was fire and Bravehearts did go in on the track. Was NaS verse weak? "Who wants to be a millionaire but my name ain't Regis"? Yes very weak for NaS standards but this song was the point NaS finally understood he didn't have to "Go In" on every record. "Oochie Wally" had the hood and the clubs going crazy. Ez Elpee killed that beat. "Oochie Wally" is one NaS most successful singles on Billboard. It got in the Top 30 and #2 on the Rap charts, #11 on RnB Charts and even charted overseas in the UK.
the cac mamba
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:belip: we gonna act like this isnt a hot beat
That beat 
@ you owe me being the shyt...fukk outta here.Oochie wally on the other hand was indeed the shyt...any nikka who said that was wack got/gets no puss. nikkas just weren't used to seeing nas have fun.
Rapmastermind
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ay can someone make a nasless version of this shyt tho? everybody went off except esco
They already did that. The original version on the "QB'S FINEST" Compilation LP only had the Bravehearts on it. Once the song blew in the hood, NaS jumped on the Remix then they did a video and started to pump it up with NaS. But the song itself was really just suppose to be a Bravehearts song. The NaS version is so known in the mainstream that people consider it the main version when it was really a Remix.
avon barksdale
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you owe me was the real low point. hard to be a nas fan back then.
crazy to think that i went from
to after I heard the stillmatic intro.
crazy to think that i went from
to after I heard the stillmatic intro.