Teddy Riley was not playin' around when he produced this

[Knicksman20]

I bet @BmoreGorilla remembers this 90's song & singer because he's from around his way

 

[Ol’Otis]

My boy @Buckeye Fever
About to be on a New Jack Swing high all day

 

[tuckgod]

All the drug dealers was bumping this back then

 

[NaijaProdigy Redux]

The production on this shyt was ahead of its time

that build up to the beat drop

 

[Sbp]

The production on this shyt was ahead of its time

that build up to the beat drop

Teddy set that shyt up perfectly. It starts dreamy and serene then all of a sudden a big ass hammer hit you right in ya chest. Goddamn

 

[Cyrus' Wife]

Came in here thinking you was talkin about Teddy’s jam…

Jam....oh jam!

 

[YakSpiller]

Bumping this joint, riding in the droptop, cruising Lake Merritt, hollering at dimes...

That was a good sunny weekend in the 90’s.

 

[Peauxboy]

 

[HabitualChiller]

OP, I'm not even gonna hold you, this has me jamming in my car.

Straight head-bobbing in this bytch.

Boy this shyt slaps something absurd.

Repped.

 

[8WON6]

Celly Cel sampled that song and gave us this classic.

came to post this.

"i like to du-ah-dig, when i dug\\
them batches ask me how deep is ya luv\\
who up on deck, who put them hickies on ya neck\\
how many babies did you make off that Keef Sweat\\"

 

[97Pac]

I don't remember any streets dudes that predominently listened to rap back then though. Hiphop was still young, and most nyggas have a fondness for what they grew up on. R&B still reigned supreme.

Teddy Riley had the streets man

I vividly remember street nyggas bumpin Keith Sweat and Guy

Piece of my

Imagine cruising around in this joint with the ttops off summer 87/88

 

[Street Knowledge]

Legend

 

[Spade]

The whole album is flames. But ‘Make it Last Forever’ is the best song on there.

Yeah there were some classics on that album. But that YouTube link sounds sped up.

 

[maxamusa]

IS THAT MAGIC GOOOOOONNNNNEEEE

 

[phonthought3000]

The original trapsoul