Redman’s most underrated song ?

[I love Latina women]

Red has so many underrated joints.

This is the first one that came to mind, just now.



Back when he was making those dope ass funky beats!

Green Island is a masterclass in rapping and production

“My style’s rugged like Timberland”

Uncle Quilly the GOAT character in a Hip Hop song

Uncle Quilly is to Red what Mudbone was to Richard Pryor

 

[Awesome Wells]

Oh hell yeah

What I love about Erick and Red’s beats back then was their ability to reuse samples of not only old Funk records but then their own songs again again and it NEVER sounded redundant

Some days I sit and listen to Redman and Erick beats and Red’s rhymes and be like “this nikka Reggie was in a different world making this shyt”

EXACTLY!

Back when I used to read the credits on the first Red album, I would see that E was reusing the same samples over and over again, but putting mad different spins on them. So it didn't seem like it. Dude was working at a genius level, back then.

Both of them were seriously in their primes during that classic Def Squad run from '92-'98.

 

[I love Latina women]

I think this joint would be a standout on his first three albums

I was just taking to @Awesome Wells bout this song the other day and now it’s like the cousin to Wuditlooklike

 

[Striving For Greatness]

 

[MurderToCassette]

Nobody ever talks about this song and he snapped on this shyt

I've been bumping this shyt like crazy the past few months. I put it in Serato and I've been trying to cook up a beat juggle routine with the end

 

[Awesome Wells]

Green Island is a masterclass in rapping and production

“My style’s rugged like Timberland”

Uncle Quilly the GOAT character in a Hip Hop song

Uncle Quilly is to Red what Mudbone was to Richard Pryor

TRUTH!

I still crack up when Quilly tells Erick "Green Eyed Bandit?!? You should've been found the goddamn treasure!!"

 

[I love Latina women]

I've been bumping this shyt like crazy the past few months. I put it in Serato and I've been trying to cook up a beat juggle routine with the end

Word bro!

His approach to that track was raw! It sounded like a freestyle


Nice that’s what’s up

 

[I love Latina women]

EXACTLY!

Back when I used to read the credits on the first Red album, I would see that E was reusing the same samples over and over again, but putting mad different spins on them. So it didn't seem like it. Dude was working at a genius level, back then.

Both of them were seriously in their primes during that classic Def Squad run from '92-'98.

Gospel!!!!!!!!

This is why when it comes to rapper and producer tag teams, they’re my favorite

 

[I love Latina women]

TRUTH!

I still crack up when Quilly tells Erick "Green Eyed Bandit?!? You should've been found the goddamn treasure!!"

Bro, that shyt be having me rolling

 

[semicko82]

Scarface went in also

 

[Sane]

Do what ya feel with Meth

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[I love Latina women]

Scarface went in also

Facts

Red, Face, Jamal (Mally G), and Treach were snapping on that shyt

I like how Treach closed out the song

 

[I love Latina women]

Do what ya feel with Meth

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Anytime I listen to Bobyahed2dis I have to play it back 3 times


Do What Ya Feel and the genesis of MW is that late night vibe

 

[Awesome Wells]

Anytime I listen to Bobyahed2dis I have to play it back 3 times


Do What Ya Feel and the genesis of MW is that late night vibe

The wild sh*t about this track, is that Pras from The Fugees produced this!

 

[I love Latina women]

The wild sh*t about this track, is that Pras from The Fugees produced this!

That blew my mind the first time I read the credits