i actually came across this kid last weekend while watching bone thugs n harmony... he has some reactions to their shyt.. I think he started with Pac (seems to be his favorite 90s rapper) there's a video of him reacting to thug luv... and he pauses mid bizzy bone verse to say he has to look up bone thugs n hamrony lol...
Teenager listens to Mobb Deep for the first time
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because he's using videos, that were usually edited for MTV in the first placehe keeps reacting to clean versions
daboywonder2002
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question though. If you trying to teach someone younger about hip hop, do you start by region, decade, or type of rap(conscious, gangsta, etc)
He's a Pac stan now 
show him Drop a Gem on Em and watch him switch upHe's a Pac stan now
Rev Leon Lonnie Love
damned mine eyes, DAMNED mine eyes!!
I fukk with the video. might check out some of his reactions
InfamousThoro
All Star
Priceless reaction
That stab your brain with your nose bone reaction face is smiley worthy
most definitely... should have its own thread if it doesn't already... I still cant understand how he did it... based on bones old rep I just picture him channeling some spirits on the ouija board and just hopping in the booth possessed..
Knicksman20
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I like seeing young bruthas do what he’s doing. His reaction is pretty much how most of us reacted hearing it real time lol. I definitely respect the young dude
I gotta say - this dude has the best reaction videos I've ever seen. I typically avoid reaction stuff because it's corny but young dude isn't a square and clearly has love for the genre.
Proving what I've been saying - an amazing song is an amazing song. Period. Any young cat who says they can't relate to older rap and don't see how hard/clever the shyt was don't give a fukk about hip hop at all.
that's why the typical "hip hop evolved, bro" comments when trying to avoid how wack this shyt has become are pathetic and hilarious. The genre BEEN stagnant. The idea that we're still bouncing sorta the same way we did in 2018 as we did in 2011 is ridiculous. Hip hop's not moving nearly as fast as it used to. But that's what happens when shyt becomes pop. Innovation decreases and repetition increases.
Proving what I've been saying - an amazing song is an amazing song. Period. Any young cat who says they can't relate to older rap and don't see how hard/clever the shyt was don't give a fukk about hip hop at all.
that's why the typical "hip hop evolved, bro" comments when trying to avoid how wack this shyt has become are pathetic and hilarious. The genre BEEN stagnant. The idea that we're still bouncing sorta the same way we did in 2018 as we did in 2011 is ridiculous. Hip hop's not moving nearly as fast as it used to. But that's what happens when shyt becomes pop. Innovation decreases and repetition increases.
Knicksman20
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There was a thread about this yesterday and the Mobb video really got me in my feelings :prodigylol:
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The Mobb Deep video
I fukk with this kid 100%. Hes young and doesn’t know the history and is taking the time to educate himself :psalute:
There’s nothing more we could ask. :psalute:
