Oochie Wally is fire why the hate?

[Fanservice]

Any song where nikkas brag on their dikk is automatically corny. And that wack hook with the broad singing “He really really really fukked my coochie” brought the song down even further.

It’s just a very juvenile and low-brow record. Being “for the clubs” ain’t a valid excuse

 

[Tres Leches]

This was a jungle record they put nas on it to help promote it , never got the hate

 

[L&HH]

You Owe Me is the true banger. I still bump this to this day:

 

[Hungerpain]

I never heard nobody hate on this ever.
Everyone loves this

 

[Fortunate Lee]

That shyt used to bang in the clubs

people just mad he wasn't rapping like Halftime anymore

 

[Jigganaut]

Man being in Black sounds Hanau when that joint came on was good times.

 

[diggy]

Nobody hated that song that I knew growing up, shyt used to have the clubs going wild.

 

[Budda]

I always thought it was ill aside from the hook tbh

The hook was great

 

[Asicz]

Fun fact: The hook is an interpolation of a double Dutch rhyme the Afro Caribbean girls play in New York

"Hoochie Mama, Who she bang bang"

 

[Asicz]

I disagree with the thread premise this song NEVER got hate not even by music journalist in the era it was released


Just because 16 to 20 years later coli nikkas go "is it oochie wally or One mic"
That is just a rhetorical question that has nothing to actually do with the quality of the song.


Op just got his Law degree but he better tighten up or them white boys gonna MOP him in the courtroom!

 

[Alexander Wiggin]

Criticizing nas verse is like criticizing Jay's second verse on big pimpin. Theses are bonus verses for the videos. It's not that serious.

 

[etrofllenrod504]

I thought it was dope when it first dropped still think it still dope to this day. Nas verse on that joint wasn't one his most memorable but not bad enough to hate the song. But "You Owe me" is a fukking classic him and Ginuwine murdered that shyt and the beat is sick.

 

[Big Boss]

 

[Dolo]

Didnt know people hated this song

 

[NZA]

great beat. decent rhymes. it is cringey for nas to be involved in songs like this but sonically it is solid for what it is meant to be