YoungBloodz "Damn" Appreciation Thread

[Mindfield333]

One of them dudes is 3 stacks cousin.

But yeah they had some jamz

 

[Kingshango]

DONT START NO shyt!
IT WONT BE NO shyt!

 

[nahnah]

Lil Jon had some shyt mane




I remember punching people to this song

 

[R-Typ3]

Mayn I'm fo 'sho wit it
An' I ain't selfish I will make you and yo folk feel it

 

[Paradise50]

I member wildin' out to this in 03/04

Ya ain't lived right if u didn't get crunk back in those days. Shyt was

good times during that era. I was in HS in 03/04 but them HS parties used to be

 

[tuckgod]

 

[Trill Bellamy]

"They Caaaaaaaallin' Me"

 

[Paper Boi]

if you know, you know

 

[@ReallyReal]

"Hey DJ play that YoungBloodz".....

DJ: Hit you that

"U know we can't play that shyt"

 

[Playaz Eyez]

THE defining Lil Jon beat. Song is incredible and I used to absolutely lose my shyt hearing this

 

[sayyestothis]

"They Caaaaaaaallin' Me"

 

[SubZeroDegrees]

As soon as the beat drops.....


I take the crunk music era over this club music era every time.

 

[OJ Simpsom]

shyt went hard.

 

[Super Future Luther King Jr.]

IN THA CLUB YOU GONE FEEL IT WHEN IT DROP THIS SUMMER
LIKE RAIN WE GONE POUR AND HIT YA HARD LIKE THUNDER


WE BUCKIN, BLOWING, CHILLIN, AND SIPPIN ON SOMETHING GOOD
I’M PEEPIN OUT THE SCENERY, WISHING A NUCCA WOULD


SAID IT WAS NECESSARY
THESE SUCKA NUCCAS OUTCHEA VERY SCARY
THEY CUFFIN HOES
THEY LIVING IN THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY


OK DEN
PUT A SISSY NUCCA ON DISPLAY DEN
KICK IN YO DOOR AND HAVE MY FOLKS BRANG THEM K’S IN



CLASSSSSSSSIC

 

[jadillac]

Imagine turning 21 when this song hits the streets.


The clubs/bars/lounges were something else back in 2003. Commercial Urban music was fukkin' astronomical.



Btw, the SO SO DEF REMIX >>>>>




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youngsters today will never understand how it was back then.

Funny thing is, they like to dump on ppl older than them, but still when Lil Jon era songs or Juvy "Back That...." comes on, they still wanna get hype.

But their "hype" is still lackluster from these songs in their prime years.

I've literally seen entire BAR sections clear out when "Back That..." came out. Like women would drop their drinks and run over ppl to get to the dance floor. Nowadays they'd be standing out there taking selfies.