Original Flavor feat. Jay-Z - Can I Get Open

[I love Latina women]

Jay-Z's rise to fame is truly amazing. I can remember seeing this video like back in 94' and if you told me back in 94' that the guy rapping at the 1:53 mark would be 1 of, if not the biggest name in Hip Hop 1 day, I would've never believed you.



@Cloud McFly

 

[SnowflakesByTheOZ]

Classic

 

[I love Latina women]

Classic

It's cool out the sake of nostalgia but nothing that I would say is classic.

 

[FreshAIG]

I came across this Genius interview with this new rapper Tokyo's Revenge, and his big song "“GOODMORNINGTOKYO!"

He talks about a part in it where he starts flowing super fast, and said he was inspired by Jay's verse on this Original Flavor's song. Lol



4:50 mark

 

[steadyrighteous]

I came across this Genius interview with this new rapper Tokyo's Revenge, and his big song "“GOODMORNINGTOKYO!"

He talks about a part in it where he starts flowing super fast, and said he was inspired by Jay's verse on this Original Flavor's song. Lol



4:50 mark

I started @ the 4:00 mark and he's talking about not using slurs, being sensitive about not saying out of pocket shyt in his raps just for effect then it immediately cuts to him saying "Rain a train on your sister like a freight car" and then later he raps "Little did he know I keep a strap like a dizike" and he talks about "if you know what kind of person I am then you know I don't mean no harm"



Boy, these Tyler the Creator babies with their suburban speaking voices and horrorcore/shock value lyrics are corny as fukk.

 

[thelonious21]

It's cool out the sake of nostalgia but nothing that I would say is classic.

Classic fam..

 

[FreshAIG]

I started @ the 4:00 mark and he's talking about not using slurs, being sensitive about not saying out of pocket shyt in his raps just for effect then it immediately cuts to him saying "Rain a train on your sister like a freight car" and then later he raps "Little did he know I keep a strap like a dizike" and he talks about "if you know what kind of person I am then you know I don't mean no harm"



Boy, these Tyler the Creator babies with their suburban speaking voices and horrorcore/shock value lyrics are corny as fukk.

lmao

 

[BlaxOps]

This track came on while watching old episodes of Rap City on Youtube. Nice throwback.