Song of the day "Shock Ones Part II" Mobb Deep

[DMTxTHC]

Major co-sign, Ain't no such thing as halfway crooks...

Shook Ones hit #59 on the Hot 100, i'll be damned if a Hip-Hop song this hardcore will be widely accepted by the mainstream again

 

[soulburger]

Big fan of Mobb Deep's early work.

I think one thing that artists like Mobb Deep should look at (that is, those artists that used to be big back in the day but are now struggling to sell a lot of records) is making music similar to the style that got them famous in the first place.

For Mobb Deep, that would be making that raw and grimey 90's NY street vibe music. Even if the commercial public doesn't buy into it, they couldn't sell less than what they otherwise would, and at least the hardcore hiphop fans would be feeling it and buy the album.

By the way, is there an introduction thread anywhere? Signed up to this forum ages ago and feel like becoming an active member now. Let me know!

 

[RuCcazSkyWaLkin]

Major co-sign, Ain't no such thing as halfway crooks...

Shook Ones hit #59 on the Hot 100, i'll be damned if a Hip-Hop song this hardcore will be widely accepted by the mainstream again

oh no fuccin chance. damn, i wish i was 18 in like 1993

 

[dalyricalbandit]

classic.....

 

[genocide_cutter]

classic.....

Co-sign...........

 

[genocide_cutter]

bump...........

 

[allreasoned_out]

From a problack perspective these guys are criminals and this song is utterly disgusting.

Smh @ the t/s and anybody black who likes this song.

 

[Mvpbrodie93]

Major co-sign, Ain't no such thing as halfway crooks...



Shook Ones hit #59 on the Hot 100, i'll be damned if a Hip-Hop song this hardcore will be widely accepted by the mainstream again

...............

 

[Sovo_Nah]

dont judge me, but i didnt never hear this song until it was on 8 mile.

true story. and im 30+.

 

[Ear2DaSt]

All I can say is CLASSIC!

 

[genocide_cutter]

From a problack perspective these guys are criminals and this song is utterly disgusting.

Smh @ the t/s and anybody black who likes this song.

What.....?

 

[HipHopFiend91]

dont judge me, but i didnt never hear this song until it was on 8 mile.

true story. and im 30+.

i thought i was the only one who thought 8 mile made shook ones more known.

 

[sapp08_2001]

One of the illest tracks of the 90's. Wish hip hop still made hard tracks like dis

 

[pinkydapimp]

Its even more amazing considering the lengths they went through to make this beat. Who would think of lifting this, changing the pitch and chopping this up to make that beat!

[video=youtube;R-QS4CTtltg]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-QS4CTtltg[/video]

 

[deathrowzorrow]

one of my favorite hip hop tracks

 

[genocide_cutter]

Its even more amazing considering the lengths they went through to make this beat. Who would think of lifting this, changing the pitch and chopping this up to make that beat!

[video=youtube;R-QS4CTtltg]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-QS4CTtltg[/video]

Finally I know where shock ones was sampled from

 

[Stew]

dont judge me, but i didnt never hear this song until it was on 8 mile.

true story. and im 30+.

Not gonna judge but why or how is that possible?

Thats a shot at 8 mile haters btw

 

[allreasoned_out]

What.....?

You can't be serious man.

What would be better for blacks: if people who got shot or whatever gave up the street life and tried to turn their lives around or if they continued doing what they were doing?

It's obvious that it be better if they quit the street life.

These two negros (like most rappers) don't give a damn about blacks.

 

[YamoleySensei]

i thought i was the only one who thought 8 mile made shook ones more known.

^^^
*Dead* @ this....
"Shook Ones" was already etched in stone before that lame ass movie came out

 

[HipHopFiend91]

^^^

*Dead* @ this....

"Shook Ones" was already etched in stone before that lame ass movie came out

most likely because of my age i never even heard shook ones till that movie to be honest that's when i started getting into mob deep