"Up Jumps Da' Boogie" Appreciation Thread

[G.O.A.T Squad Spokesman]

Was just thinking of this song earlier today. Q-Tip Magoo was a waste of space but that crew Timbo had of him, Missy, Ginuwine, Aaliyah and himself was on point. They were everywhere summer of 97

Magoo is a better rapper than 89% of the nikkas that get radio play today. Give me Magoo over Future, The Migos and the nikka that made "OG Bobby Johnson" any day of the week.

 

[MartyMcFly]

Magoo is a better rapper than 89% of the nikkas that get radio play today. Give me Magoo over Future, The Migos and the nikka that made "OG Bobby Johnson" any day of the week.

I'm not disagreeing with you on that one breh but comparing any rapper from that era to this era is like comparing Usain Bolt to the guys who race in the special olympics

 

[G.O.A.T Squad Spokesman]

They whole sound was so fukking fresh. I was a fan of everyone in their crew. I was even bumping this shyt heavy when it first came out I'm not ashamed to admit it

 

[L. Deezy]

Was just thinking of this song earlier today. Q-Tip Magoo was a waste of space but that crew Timbo had of him, Missy, Ginuwine, Aaliyah and himself was on point. They were everywhere summer of 97

lol.. but somehowwwwwwwww, Magoo was hot on them tracks..

Has Qtip ever addressed Magoo sounding like him?? hilarious

 

[MartyMcFly]

lol.. but somehowwwwwwwww, Magoo was hot on them tracks..

Has Qtip ever addressed Magoo sounding like him?? hilarious

Right producer for him. It's something about the right MC and the right producer. Look at Premo on that Group Home album. Those cats are far from great but over those beats? Well they still weren't that great but they sounded dope enough. Preem laced them

 

[jerzboy]

The creativity of that crew is up there with the best. When a person talks about being fresh and new, they should strive for that energy this crew had.

They may have not been the most lyrical or vocally dominating, but their music was something else and spoke for itself. Not to mention Missy could craft a fukking song.

 

[LionofJudah]

 

[jerzboy]

Welcome To Our World >>>>>> Tim's Bio >>>>>> Shock Value 1 >>>>>>> any other album Timbaland made as an artist (not as a producer, but strictly as an artist).

"Up Jumps Da Boogie" was just a testament to how much potential Da Bassment/Supa Friends had as a crew. I like the fact that a song with lyrics like "See a Black man dead from a white man's powder, see a white man scared from a Black man's power" could find it's place in the Top 15 on the chart. That song wasn't made for radio. The format, the production, and the content smack in the middle of the Jiggy era was unheard of.

From late '97 to Spring/Summer '98, that album had the game on smash with "Clock Strikes", "Luv 2 Luv" (both versions), and the remix to "Up Jumps Da Boogie".

U forgot Indecent Proposal.... That album had some heat on it... Slept on and always gets forgotten in Tim's discography. Jay rips "Party People"....

 

[Danie84]

...Aaliyah was so fly

 

[Pinyapplesuckas]

couldnt find this on youtube anymore

 

[daboywonder2002]

whats the real story with busta using the same beat? did timbo make this beat or someone else?

 

[jerzboy]

whats the real story with busta using the same beat? did timbo make this beat or someone else?

The songs both sample the Night Rider theme song. Both producers sampled it. Happens a lot.

 

[yeahisaidit]

3:30 in the Morning

Birthday w/ Playa

Phat Rabbit w/ Ludacris

Drop w/ Fat Man Scoop

 

[Willy Waffle]

whats the real story with busta using the same beat? did timbo make this beat or someone else?

i remember this shyt.

timbo produced clock strikes thats a FACT. turn it up was produced by Spliff Star ( i got that album) thats a FACT. don't remember but, i think timbo shyt came first. but most likely one got the idea to use the knight rider sample from one another. don't remember any beef going on between the 2 about.

 

[G.O.A.T Squad Spokesman]

3:30 in the Morning

Birthday w/ Playa

Phat Rabbit w/ Ludacris

Drop w/ Fat Man Scoop