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Who else singing every lyric like they are back in seventh grade
Yes sir sh1t still good
Me
College, but yep.
Ok, I was 18 but still....
💯
I listened to Cypress Hill with my friends when I was in high school. No one cared about the color of our skin, we just loved good music. I wish it was still this way today.
EXACTLY!! In the 1980s and 1990s, hardly anyone cared about race in music. It was just all about whether you liked the songs or not.
@@fidel2xl Yes! We listened to Ice Cube, Run DMC, A tribe called quest, de la soul, Old dirty Bastard... Etc. Picture a car load of 16 year old girls rapping to naughty by nature 😂
What world are yall living in lol race has always been an issue its just now for some reason the people that have issues are amplified
@@sepulfan02 I'm simply saying, no one where I grew up cared that I was white, listening to rap. And race wasn't an issue for our group of peers. I had friends of every ethnic background and we all got along.
@@MrsRealistic that may have been your experience but that doesnt mean it was the norm more or less than today. Thats all im pointing out
I saw Cypress Hill at Lollapalooza in '94 (yes, I'm old). They threw baggies of weed into the crowd and told everyone to light up. It's was GLORIOUS!
I went to Lollapalooza the first 2 years, '91 and '92 I believe, and Cypress Hill was walking around the venue, watching other bands, and they saw me and my friends, sitting on a blanket, smoking bud, and invited themselves to join us. They sat down, talked, smoked 3 or 4 j's with us, said thanks and left. Not sure if people near us even knew who they were. Not sure if it was the same year or not but Boo-yaa T.R.I.B.E. was also walking around and people parted like the Red Sea. Nobody came within 10 yards of them. Those were some BIG dudes.
Literally both these story's are given me mega envy that it's not me
Yep. World Music Theater Tinley Park IL '94. What a fucking concert.
Thats where I saw them too!
I had a similar experience in 2000 with a danish OG rapgroup called Bikstok Røgsystem! :D - At a concert they had the soundman turn off all lights while they played one of their hits, so they and everyone in the crowd could blaze up, against the rules of the establishment. The room was full of such thick smoke you almost couldn't see the guy next to you! LOL
Meanwhile, me, a white guy in England, wearing a Cypress Hill shirt 30 years ago.
❤
Hell yes. 25 years for me, but still...
30 years ago? I saw them on their first ever tour appearance at Lollapalooza (on a side stage) in 1992 and later that year opening for Beastie Boys. If you were wearing a Cypress Hill shirt, in England, 30 years ago then you were ahead of your time.
@@frankreynolds9418 Got the album on import quite some time before the UK release, and I lie, I was wearing the hoody in late 91 and the tshirt from the fanclub late summer 92
I had one too as a kid 😂
I wouldn’t change the 80s and 90s for nothing
They’re an Afro-Latino hip hop group with some rock crossover. The have a lot of alt rock/metal fans
Metalheads love Cypress Hill. It's because of the super-heavy bass and the non-stop chronic smoke.
Nigga Mugg's white, B Real is half afro cuban and Sen is afro cuban
@@nandochavez4546 Muggs is half Cuban, half Italian. He was adopted by a Norwegian family though.
not quite true , afro- latino and white, member dj quills is white
@@nandochavez4546 i have read b reals mom is mexican and father is caribbean? afro latino as fuck, watever background, if they heavy smoke they my jam.
my mind is blown knowing that you haven't heard of these guys before. "Hits from the bong" should have been your anthem. Other tracks: Dr Green thumb, When the shit go's down, A to the K.
roll it up, light it up, smoke it up has to be my favorite, i wanna get high or The Highlife are so frigging awesome too
When the shit goes down!!!
@@angiebennett8724 fuk yeah that track is straight fire
You betta be ready!!
He's gotta do Hits From the Bong :P
They’re a rap group they have a lot of songs about smoking weed you would like 😆
They also have some Mixed Rap/rock songs thoo, some pretty Metal ;p
@@Genesizs that didn't happen until they smoked too much weed and started getting a little weird though lol back in the day it was pretty depressing for hip hop heads to see Cypress Hill change.. Just like it was depressing to see Outkast turn into what they turned into
@@VolkXue try dat.
Love to see him react to Dr. Greenthumb
I love how often these bands pop up and he's like "They're hip hop? THEY'RE DOING RAP!"
you are killing me !!! you are so surprised by this whole thing and I am loving your reaction. "you borderline but you ok" Stop. You are hilarious.
OMG this guy better be born in 1995 or later. Otherwise you have no excuse for never hearing an absolute classic
more 96 97. 95 was the last before the turning point of new trust me.
I’d bet a paycheck he’s heard most of these songs at least a dozen times over several years before making these videos. Hint: You can see he is anticipating beats and lyrics before they happen.
@@guru3c0x1 I concur
@@guru3c0x1 A lot of rap songs and people who are in tune will notice certain patterns in the songs. Also he's slightly ahead as you can hear a delay
on god tho
I remember when this song was everywhere and no one cared what color you were when you listened to it. Sigh..
Me to mate sad to see how things have changed
Is that not the case still? I've always listened to whoever I like with no issues.
Are you American? I know people are all more segregated over there, it seems weird to me how Americans are so obsessed with colour and race.
There isn't a nation in the world without beautiful women in it, no matter how dark or light their skin may be, that's how I see it.
I’m pretty sure nobody still cares what color you are if you listen to this song
@@jamesleate yep, I'm in the U.S. Trust me, the obsession isn't on all of us. There has always been and always will be racism, but I grew up in the 80s and 90s and it was different.
@@blameitoncartman I'm pretty sure you would be mistaken...depending on where you are.
"Hits from the bong" "rock superstar" "I wanna get high" "how I could just kill a man"... all cypress hill songs you'd love to smoke a bowl or spliff too. The first guy is B-real, half Mexican half Cuban .. other dude Sen Dog, also Cuban.. saw the, live I. Detroit, they killed it
Rock Superstar! Just remembered that that was my favorite one that I used to select to play all the time when I was playing Tony Hawk on the PS1.
Cock tha hammer!
No illusions? Fohh w that list
Were you high when you watched them?
Arent Send Dog and Mellowman Ace (his big hit was Mentirosa) related?
Oh shit now you HAVE to listen to “hits from the bong” or “I wanna get high” or “dr green thumb” “roll it up light it up smoke it up”
All classics from cypress hill
Roll it up light it up is a such an iconic wake and bake song because it reminds of of that scene from the Friday movie
Aw it says I got a heart but I must’ve edited my comment the second he liked it
Yes. All of those. Especially hits from the bong
Come on man dont go the basic stoner way, we all know how could i just kill a man is their biggest banger, BY FAR
Zionism is gay oh yea I definitely like others too just to name a few
hand on the pump
ain’t going out like that
tequila sunrise
but he smokes in every video and those others are all great smoke songs so it’s a perfect combo
@@recipoldinasty nope. I prefer smoking songs, not songs about killing. That is not their best song. Hits from the bong is.
The way he was able to foresee the bars and spit out “go out drinking” before it was spoken shows the my mans here @Mr. Video knows how to spit some bars💯
"You borderline, but you ok" hahahaha...best line of the video. That's great.
I think they’re Cuban and Puerto Rican.
The “Ice Cube” Guy is Afro-Latino if I’m not mistaken.
Classic Hip Hop song!
Yes, indeed.
Yeah funny he thought of Cube , Cypress Hil land Cube had some beef doing on about one of their songs lol
You thought wrong, B Real is half Cuban and half Mexican, Sen Dog is Afro Cuban, DJ Muggs is Italian.
@@kathleenpurdie8892 B Real must have got the n word pass
@@MattHarris85 you look old enough to have been from this era but i take it you not? Things were different then for hood kids...
As a Gen X kidd, I approve of this 👍
I second that motion.
It is mandatory to light up when this comes on. The whole album is a great stoner album.
It's mandatory to light up when any song comes on. Lol
This album was used to kick of the 1995 "Royale w/ Cheese" party where we killed a quarter pound in about 4 hours.
Illusions is imo their best track. The flow is godlike.
Temple of boom
@@ianobrien3248 😂😂😂
Seen them live at Rock Fest and it was insane to watch Punks, Metal Heads & Rappers all together front stage having fun!
Do “How I could just kill a man” next by Cypress Hill.
Hole in the Head
RATM?
@@tonywabba5731 RATM does a cover. Original is by CH. They were friends and collaborated.
@@fredbarakat2634 the more you know
@@tonywabba5731 lol
B-Real and Sen Dog are from Cuba and they were members of the Family Swan Bloods from South L.A. but B-real was shot and almost died in a gang-related shooting, so they formed this group to stay away from that lifestyle . Also this song was a Kid Frost and Chubb Rock diss.
B real is Mexican for sure
I miss all of those guys... music was just better....
@@raunchy1313 his mother was cuban and his father was mexican
@J M i knew that and dj muggs is in the video jump around cover by icp
B-Real is from South Gate, CA. Not Cuba.
Half Mexican/ half Cuban
Arrested Development - Mr Wendel, Tennessee, People Everyday
And if you're continuing Cypress Hill, next one gotta be Dr Greenthumb
At this point, I'm rooting for you (I already enjoy Arrested Development, I just appreciate your determination.)
Hello Dr. Greenthumb.. Paging Dr. Greenthumb!
Seconded on all of that !
I got a 3rd on all this .
I am still thirsty.
90’s had the best metal, rap, grunge, R&B etc. etc. etc.
Well, maybe not metal. I think the 80’s holds that title:)
@@larrywhitaker9228 Pantera begs to differ
@@vulgarprophet2689 Pantera was an American heavy metal band from Arlington, Texas, formed in 1981,lol, they're from 1980's.Rock came from the 50's and has just evolved, it's hard to pin down a definitive decade that was better.They all added and improved!
@@larrywhitaker9228 I actually prefer the 90s for metal. Nonstop death metal classics, Soundgarden, AIC, The Melvins, to name a few. Even the 70s held it down with that classic heavy metal sound. The 80s would be better if you're mostly into thrash, though.
@@larrywhitaker9228 yah metal was more an 80s thing...
Man, I’ve known every lyric to this track since middle school. Love some cypress hill. Saw them at a festival about 6 years ago, the whole crowd was lighting up joints, blunts, weed pens, etc... if you were in the crowd and didn’t smoke, you were still getting a contact high.
Cyprus Hill did some rap rock fushon stuff early and they did a lot of tours and festivals with alternative rock groups. So they had a lot of early crossover appeal.
Having said all that...they were considered legit hip hop/rap as well and no one would call them fake.
All I see to start, without listening, is "why didn't you tell me?"
Dude... you smoke alot of weed! We assumed you KNEW! 🤣
Fancy running into you here
Its like finding that rare unicorn, the stoner who has never heard of the kottonmouth kings. :p
Exactly
Fairist point ive ever heard... smoking them tweeds n cypress hill ..... lion a eating a gazzell its supposed to do that hehe jk love the videos hehe
Jaja..right!!
Their self titled first album is pretty dope too. “Hand on the Pump,” “How Could I Just Kill a Man,” “Hole in the Head,” and more.
Yeah, their first album is hard as hell.
@@RunDub and in 1991 it was definitely a newer sound compared to everything else out at the time. That’s when the west coast really started to shine.
// ... well this pig's steady eatin' donuts, While some motherfuckers out robbin' your home.!
You need to check out their song "Stoned Is The Way Of The Walk" and "We Ain't Going Out Like That"
We ain't going out like that is FIRE TOO.
Comin' out da slums
It's da hoodlums
I'm pullin' my gatt out on all you bums
I remember having basketball practice and jamming this on the gyms loud speakers
Re: the use of ni--a, the early 90's were a trully great era of limitless, unbridled musical creativity. Nobody had to worry about offending anybody...
Case in point, Onyx.
I mean, hell. DMX had an entire crowd of white people yelling it at Woodstock ‘99. 😂
It wasn't used in a bad way and nobody cared about being offended back then, no internet in every household.
Todays kids will never know what we know
example brrrrrr dooooo bedoobedoooooberrpurggghhhhhhheeurggherurghhhh, welcome to AOL
For real, the 90's were by far a more inclusive and creative era.
Just googled their nationalities, they are Cuban, Puerto Rican, Mexican and Italian. So....no white person used the n word in this song. Lol. Just playin
I'm so happy I grew up in an age before overused social media, cancel culture...
I miss those days.. good ole AOL dial up, Napster... 🤭🤣
The beginning jump on the sofa never gets old....LMAO!
One interesting thing about modern music I've noticed is many rock fans still listen to and know older rock music. Yet a lot of rap fans don't listen to the older stuff. To me Cypress Hill is one of the iconic rap groups, it makes me sad to think of all the rap fans who'll miss out by ignoring the older stuff. At least you get to experience it for the first time when you do get around to hearing it, I envy you that experience.
I best remember this being in an episode of the Simpsons some 25 years ago. "C'mon, people, somebody ordered the London Symphony Orchestra... possibly while high. Cypress Hill, I'm looking in your direction."
And now I have the version with that orchestra playing in my head. Thanks. 😏
You just vastly enriched the quality of my day with that memory
The day Peter Frampton had his orchestra stolen by Cypress Hill because CH couldnt remember if they did it or not...
@@metheus108 Peter Frampton was pissed. He bought that pig at Pink Floyd's yard sale.
Hits From The Bong by them is pretty cool.
YES!
Dusty Springfield never sounded so stoned!
I just found this guy's channel a couple days ago. I'm addicted now. He's got some of the best reactions. They seem totally genuine! Subscribed.
Early nineties rap was filthy, these brothers cleaned it up enough to get on the radio.
And they rocked .
I have a lot of favorite early 90s bands but Cypress Hill is in there with them.
I still listen to it now and then.
A to the K
Aahhh you started the Cypress Hill journey. We’re looking forward to watching the next Cypress Hill reaction. Pick any song in the comments, you can’t go wrong. They are of Latin decent. As a Mexican American kid myself and my brothers were huge hip hop fans. See someone who looked like us and used Mexican slang like we heard growing up we proud to represented in hip hop. Everyone loved Cypress Hill Mexicans, White, Black, Asians. That’s the great thing about music, it can shows us we can like the same thing no matter where you come from or what the color of your skin is.Good music is just brilliant 🤘🏼
Well said, David.
Everybody fucking loved cypress hill back in the day it seemed no matter what ethnicity you happened to be I saw them in 94 and for awhile you couldn't go to a party where they weren't blasting cypress hill
"How I Could Just Kill A Man" is another great song of theirs.
Thank you
The first I heard from them!!!
one does not simply stay still while listening to cypress hill
B Real has his own podcast called the Smokebox. He's had Snoop, Joe Rogan, Wiz Khalifa, Mike Tyson, and alot of other celebrities on. They literally sit in his car and smoke.
imagine being a white boy in the Midwest. this slayed you anyway back then. We all the same people.
No fuckin way. You never caught this one? I haven't started the video yet I'm just stunnnnned. There is SO much more for you to hear.
YES, DITTO!!!
Yeah there is a serious lack of Cypress Hill in the reaction section of CZcams. :0
@@dancewalkertarot Because everyone has heard their songs before
Cyress Hill is recognized as the first Latino hip hop group. Formed in 1988 in South Gate, Los Angeles. Members "Senn Dogg" and "Mello Man Ace" are brothers born in Cuba, emigrating to the US in 1971. Member "B-Real" is Mexican-Cuban born in LA. "DJ Muggs" was born in NY and adopted into a Norwegian family who moved to LA when he was 14. Mello Man Ace left the group for a solo career before the groups success.
wow. memories. i was a huge fan of mellow man ace!
There right up there with Sublime..
Well said.
These guys have so many great songs. If they ever come around on tour GO SEE THEM! It's the most fun. Check out "Rap superstar" or "Cock the hammer" or "Dr. Greenthumb" or "Hit's from the Bong" or "How I could just kill a man". Love them.
Hit's From The Bong , Leo you'll love it man !!!!
Stop stealing my Spotify playlist. Seriously though, a deep dive on Cypress Hill is in order.
@@1971tallica and i wanna get high
@@Uthgardloki yes !
@@elementdw They have never made a bad album. Hella underrated. I put on Black Sunday after I saw dudes video lol. LOVE IT!
Now that you've seen Cypress Hill, you understand why I've been saying that Rap died in the 90's and all the posers who try to rap today are just phoning it in. You don't get quality like this these days.
Aesop rock been spitting straight fire for over 30 years, just put out another album thats all bangers as usual
@@MoCsomeone I think it's more about new artists coming into the scene compare those that have already been established.
@@MoCsomeone mah man!
Check out “How I Could Just Kill A Man” and “Hand On The Pump” by Cypress Hill
Hand on pump best tune
Pot smokers talking about they never heard of cypress hill need to go back to millenial bootcamp cause y'all missed an important happening. As far as gangsta, they are more gangsta than you know.
or it could be a fake reaction ?
That's what I'm saying. He didn't know it was hip hop??? Bro, your parents failed 🤣
They bloods g...thats why they use the n word.
Everyone knows who Cypress Hill is
some people will listen to old music or origins to sounds. some youth only think that current matters. example i saw recently. guy reacting to a tom MacDonald using the lyrics about calling for a food delivery vs calling the cops and see who comes first. he reacted as if this was a new thing. public enemy had 911 is a joke saying i'll call a cab cuz a cab will come quicker 9-1-1 is a joke in the early 90's
Next they're gonna say they never heard of Cheech n Chong
@@danbadd don't go there..
Lol cause that's straight bs
So crazy to see someone react to Cypress for the first time. This was on REPEAT back in the day. Inescapable.
Classic 90s west coast rap. Always seems that multi-cultural bands/groups etc are always so damn good.
Suicidal for life.
Yeah man, a little latin flavor, a little hip-hop flavor, the best recipes have all kinds of ingredients that complement each other, and when you balance them right, that shit is gourmet deliciousness. Same with La Musica. Seems like music stagnates here and there, starts sounding them same, and then another flavor comes in and it changes the game. As it should, a little change can be awesome, how boring would it be if all music "had" to be limited in some way. The good news is that we can find other music every day if we take the opportunity to seek it out. Personally, music is my spine that keeps me moving and connected.
true
"Ice Cube lookin dude" ... I lost it on that! If only he knew. 🤣
Meanwhile my all white little town in the cornfields of Iowa knew all about Cypress Hill. Those first two CDs from 91 and 93 are loaded with great songs. I loved them in high school and still love them today and those first two cds are in my truck right now. I keep about 6 cds in my truck and those first two albums are two of them.
I made my first water bong after listening to Cypress Hill, 25 tears ago. So please do Cypress Hill "Hits From The Bong". You should have heard it the first day you started smokin.
Digital Underground - The Humpty Dance
Lol
Cypress Hill is the first Latin-American hip hop group to have sold multi-platinum and platinum albums, having sold over 20 million albums worldwide.
Thank you for letting folks know these are Spanish American aka Spanglish
This was during a time when rap was actually fun to listen to. There wasn't this huge racial divide like it is now. Your skin color wasn't that much of a factor. If you were good, you were good.
Only in music...only in music...
Lmao racial divide is worse now? Okay, because racism totally wasn't a thing back then
@@clownmonomaniac2630 racism was. Racial divide wasn't. There is a difference.
Cypress Hill was one of my first concerts... someone threw a joint roller on the stage and the lead singer stopped, picked it up and laughed, said “someone thinks I can’t roll my own?!” and threw it back into the audience 🤣
Dope reaction my dude. Pun very much intended. Cypress Hill been one of the pioneers of West Coast weed rap since the early 90s, and B-Real on 1st definitely got one of the most iconic cadences in hip-hop.
You clearly need Method Man, Redman & Cypress Hill - "Hits From The Bong" in your rotation.
Check out Prophets of Rage. It's B Real from Cypress Hill, Chuck D from Public Enemy, and Rage Against the Machine band members
You should’ve seen them live! Bongs and spliffs galore on and off stage, total party days....I’m 54 and soooo happy I was alive for the hey day of great music💜🎵🤘🏿💜
I was 13 when this came out....and it was that time period when your music, as a kid, kinda of dominates the house and you argue until your parent's put on your radio station (I feel old just saying that)...so my MOM knew this song....and loved it......and STILL SINGS IT (minus the N word). She remembers this and Wu Tang Clan. Lol
I remember in the 90’s when they came to NZ I purchased a ticket for my little brother his first concert….. he was forever Grateful
Hits from the bong is another good one from them. I'm mainly a rock/metal fan but this was one of my favorite rap groups.
More Cypress, they're for sure worth diving into more of their songs:
Hits from the bong
How I could just kill a man
Rock Superstar ( for sure gotta do this one, it's cold as fuck.)
I wanna get high
Dr. Greenthumb!
And rap superstar
And afterwards listen to Rage Against The Machines cover of How Could I Just Kill A Man 😎🤘🏼
Yup! How I Could Just Kill a Man and Rock Superstar are both dope! Rage Against the Machine does a great cover of How I Could Just Kill a Man, also! Great reaction, man!
Don’t they have a “Hand On the Glock” or something like that too?
As an uncomfortable with yourself 20 something year old (almost 30 something years ago), one of the biggest highlights of my life was being at an outdoor concert in AZ, walking past the members of Cyprus Hill, and getting "checked out" by them lol! Boosted this low self esteem girls heart right up! Will never forget that! Love Cyprus Hill!!!!
My brother loved Cypress Hill his favorite song when we were teens was 'I Love You Mary Jane'.
This is why the 90s were so bad ass. I got 2 see Cypress hill at Woodstock 94. They had so much weed and the joints were huge. Not blunt's. Rice paper wraps. They were passing joints into the crowd and they had a giant 6 foot long joint burning in the center of the stage. Also B-Real was so in tune with the audience. I'm Sure he will never forget that day. I'm just shocked that people out there dont know Cypress hill. So huge!! White and black were doing great in the 90s. Now they're trying 2 make us hate each other. Doesn't anyone even remember the vibe of the 90s??? Cypress hill needs 2 keep putting out music. Great day for this guy. Sad day for me.
Rock Superstar - Cypress Hill. IMO thats their most badass song, and was a huge hit in the early 2000s. Also, "Roll It Up, Light It Up, Smoke It Up" is an epic smokers anthem.
Been waiting for some Cypress Hill. Company I worked for in the mid 2000’s sponsored their semi-pro paintball team, The Stoned Assassins.
"They had to be popular because I've seen this on a lot of 'the other people's' shirts. Caucasian Americans" I fucking love your reactions 😂😂😂😂
As an American whose ancestors are from Caucasia, I endorse this comment.
@@arcanewyrm6295 I second this.
Would love to get a few seeds again!
Back then was live concert love!
Hits from the bong was always my favorite by Cypress Hill. 🙂 "I love you Mary Jane."
Cypress Hill was the shit back in the day. They had a lot of hit songs. And collabos with many artist. And they are unreal live in concert
rage against the machine covered their "how i could just kill a man"
You should deffo check out Cypress Hill’s remix of the Beastie Boys’ So What Cha Want. ABSOLUTE FIRE 👏🏼👏🏼
Thinking the same thing!
yes it is legendary!
Cypress Hill is great so check out "How I could Just Kill a Man" "when the shit goes down" and I'm sure your next fav "Hits from the bong".
It's been near 20yrs since I last saw this video and song...memories *sigh*.
First concert I ever went to was Cypress Hill in Worcester Mass. This is my era right here 🔥
obviously the next song of theirs to react to is "I want to get high" Cypris Hill is fucking epic!
Chicanos used to get an N pass in the 90s for some reason lol
he's half afro-cuban
B Real Grew up in South Central L.A. & is a Real Member of The Neighborhood Family Bloods
They still do?
@@leemp337 no he isnt. His dad is Mexican and his mom is Cuban
@@Hhhjam1975 yes they still do. My hubby is Chicano & he grew up in the hood every black guy he talks to has no problem with him saying it. It's like they're instantly comfortable with him 🤷♀️
"When the sh*t goes down" very underrated cypress hill song
Better be ready
LOL. First time some of us heard someone say ninja was Cypress Hill! Hits from the bong was a great song and introduced many of us to Cypress Hills super bad ass songs! Love your reaction to them!
"I didn't expect this to be rap". Uhhh... what?!?! My 15 year old niece knows who Cypress Hill is.
It was mandatory to burn one down when this came on back in the day.
One of THE MOST INSANE FUN concerts I been to back in the late 90s/early 2000s (i forget the year...smoked a ton..I digress lol..) Cypress Hill had a 20+ foot bong, they would bring out on stage and people would literally try to clear that shit and be dyinnnnn 😂🤣
I miss THOSE times!!
😂 “Caucasian Americans” .... 😂 yeah this song was EVERYWHERE in the 90’s. I remember signing this and I was 6, maybe 7? Had no clue what it was about. But yeah great group!
I’ve seen Cypress Hill at least 4-5 times in early 2000’s my homeys use to book them at their shows and then seen them couple times at the Annual “Cypress Hill Smoke Outs” in SoCal. Always rock a show!!! 👏🏼
Check out “How I Could Just Kill A Man” with Rage Against the Machine
Indeed. RAGE is AWESOME!
I'm from that time Lol
I remember when this came out and my friend had the cassette, I borrowed his Walkman so I could listen to it on repeat. Finally saw them in concert in 2004, San Diego Street Scene. A cloud of smoke rose from the crowd so powerful I had to stay in the back!
I saw them in college. (90's) An outdoor show with a lightning storm in the background. Amazing.
As a white Canadian I definitely approve and love the term “caucasian American”.
HUGE club hit in NYC.
This and House of Pain, Funkdoobiest and Cypris Hill was my 1st live concert.
Love it when we, Chicanos and our black brothers and sisters get together! ❤️ the creativity because when we get together watch the fuck out because some bomb shit is gonna hit!
“Headed up the creek with a boat and no paddle...and I’m handing out beat downs..”
“How I can just Kill a Man”, “Duke of Earl” and “Latin Lingo” are my favorite Cypress Hill tracks.
Latin lingo heck yah
Duke of Earl is actually hand on the pump but one of my favorites by them
This was the jam back in the day.
Still is my man
Saw Cypress Hill at a midnight concert in Sydney. Most sideways I been at any concert. Awesome🙃😁
Saw these guys open up for...Slipknot last year. Incredible show!
Listen to their album temple of boom from start to finish. Their best album imo.
“Light it up” inhale exhale, just got a ounce in the mail. Hehe this weed smokin music!...wait that’s “hits from the bong”
You always put "Why didn't y'all tell me" when you finally react to something we've been trying to tell you about... case in point, Arrested Development - Mr Wendel, Tennessee, People Everyday
Been trying to tell you...
My kids grew up on 90s rap and so did I - the best! My one son sang this song "Insane in the Nut Brain" LOL
Brings back High school memories 😊. These guys, Ghetto Boys and Bone Thugs & Harmony 🔥🔥🔥