The confidence of dope emcees in the 80s & 90s came from taking pride in the craft of emceeing and trying to elevate and add-on something worthwhile to the culture.
@@Huriel27Big Daddy Kane inspired Big L. That's a known fact. Kane, LL, Rakim and KRS are probably the Mt. Rushmore of hip hop MCing when it comes to techniques and styles. 90% of rappers flow through them.
"Brain cells are lit Ideas start to hit Next the formation of words that fit At the table I sit Making it legit And when my pen hits the paper...AH SHIT!" some of my favorite lines ever. I just found this song around a year or 2 ago and I've listened to it 100s of times now
Damn that back and forth would have been legendary. And it probably would have never gotten violent. Just a nice gentlemen's duel between two rappers who influenced a whole generation cause from that tree comes the Jay-Z's and the Nas's.
Set it Off and Raw is all else you’ll need to hear from Kane to know why he’s on that Mt. Rushmore of lyricist! Your reactions are genuine as hell and you have a real respect for the culture, not just faking reactions for views like other ppl are doing these days. Keep it up bro 💪🏾💪🏾✊🏿✊🏿
Now u see were Jay z got his style from 'ha'ha lol🔥😁 which I always knew even jay admits in some of his early days interviews that kane was one of his many Idols that eventually ledt him to start rapping at an early age back in the days a lot of people don't realize Jay-Z's is a old school OG that's in his early 50s & kanes probably about 4 years older than him and even till this day which a lot of people don't know this Big Daddy Kane Ain't Got to want for nothing because Jay been had him covered since he came in the game and this goes back to wen Jay-Z first blew up Big Daddy Kane was always in his corner even to this day just a little history for those did not did not know 👍😉
Do The Symphony by Marley Marl and the Cold Chillin’ All-Stars. It’s Big Daddy Kane, Kool G Rap, Masta Ace and Rob G. One of the best crew tracks of all time.
Every NYC MC was inspired in some way by the likes Big Daddy Kane, Rakim and Kook G Rap.. Even Krs-one, Slick Rick and LL cool J had their Influence as well..
Big Daddy Kane the GOAT. This isn't even when he got to his lyrical maturity. Check Lyrical Gymnastics, Looks Like a Job For, Daddy's Home, How You Get A Record Deal, Rest in Peace to name some of many.
Jay Z was definitely inspired. He brought BDK out on the stage during one Summer Jam to do this exact song. He mentioned Kane in one of his songs. At that moment Kane was supposed to rise from below the stage and start the song. Its funny because something happened and the song didn't come on at the right time, but they fixed it and it all worked out. I was there.
The boxer he’s in the ring with is Mark Breland a Hall of Famer also from Brooklyn. He was the equivalent to Floyd Mayweather. Brooklyn had Mike Tyson and Riddick Bowe. To say Brooklyn was on fire is an understatement. And to the poster of the video it’s YOU. YOU have that unique knack to recognize rhyme skill. Not everyone understands real rap. Glad to see you carrying the torch! It’s a lonely walk bro. Keep it up! Because it’s rewarding in the end. “Hold up the peace sign A Salaam Alaikum”.
Now u see were Jay z got his style from 'ha'ha lol🔥😁 which I always knew even jay admits in some of his early days interviews that kane was one of his many Idols that eventually ledt him to start rapping at an early age back in the days a lot of people don't realize Jay-Z's is a old school OG that's in his early 50s & kanes probably about 4 years older than him and even till this day which a lot of people don't know this Big Daddy Kane Ain't Got to want for nothing because Jay been had him covered since he came in the game and this goes back to wen Jay-Z first blew up Big Daddy Kane was always in his corner even to this day just a little history for those did not did not know 👍😉
Kane is also the author of what Kool G Rap said is the greatest bar ever spit which is in The Symphony when he said "put a quarter in your ass cause you played yourself".
Big Saddy Kane Hit List : Raw Smooth Operator Set It Off I Get The Job Done Word to the Mother The Lover In You Big Daddy vs Dolomite I'll Take You There Warm It Up Kane ...Only thing I know I bought Big Dady Kane 4 1st Albums and wasn't disappointed!!!! ..
The best Big Daddy Kane songs are "Smooth Operator", "Raw", "The Wrath Of Kane", "Warm it Up Kane" and one of the best all star rap songs of all time " The Symphony" with Masta Ace, Craig G and Kool G Rap.
Yeah Big Daddy mentored Jay Z. He’d let Jay rap on intermission at some of his arena shows. Big Daddy Kane wrote raps for so many people, including for the Queens crew in their battles with Boogie Down Productions and the Bronx crew.
Now u see were Jay z got his style from 'ha'ha lol🔥😁 which I always knew even jay admits in some of his early days interviews that kane was one of his many Idols that eventually ledt him to start rapping at an early age back in the days a lot of people don't realize Jay-Z's is a old school OG that's in his early 50s & kanes probably about 4 years older than him and even till this day which a lot of people don't know this Big Daddy Kane Ain't Got to want for nothing because Jay been had him covered since he came in the game and this goes back to wen Jay-Z first blew up Big Daddy Kane was always in his corner even to this day just a little history for those did not did not know 👍😉
Shout out to Kane who still be dancing and putting on a show. Yo, jay is on a older Kane joint rapping fast like kane. Jay is lyrical hybrid of KANE big ups to Kane one of my favorites growing up. He had madd influence on me
If you do "The Symphony", please don't react to the official video. It's edited and part of Kane's verse is taken out. See if you can find an unedited audio version, preferably with lyrics...
Damn. Kane had so many great songs. This is the classic. RAW is another from that album. Kane was one of my favorites. I bought all his albums. Good times.
I love to see young guys like you appreciate the kings of hip-hop. I'm from that era. I grew up listening to all of that. That line....."Rap rhyme minister, some say sininster, nonstopping the goove....."... Come one. That line is hot roght there. If you want another metaphor sty rap artist then listen to Das Efx "Mic Checka" if you haven't already heard it. They just don't make rappers like this anymore. There are a few out there still trying to carry the torch. Vinnie Paz, Apathy and a few other underground rappers in that hard hitting battle/metaphor style.
Check out The song Show and Prove with BDK, Jay Z, ODB … Big Daddy Kane was one of the first ones to believe in Jay Z and give him a chance in one of his songs
Now u see were Jay z got his style from 'ha'ha lol🔥😁 which I always knew even jay admits in some of his early days interviews that kane was one of his many Idols that eventually ledt him to start rapping at an early age back in the days a lot of people don't realize Jay-Z's is a old school OG that's in his early 50s & kanes probably about 4 years older than him and even till this day which a lot of people don't know this Big Daddy Kane Ain't Got to want for nothing because Jay been had him covered since he came in the game and this goes back to wen Jay-Z first blew up Big Daddy Kane was always in his corner even to this day just a little history for those did not did not know 👍😉
Now u see were Jay z got his style from 'ha'ha lol🔥😁 which I always knew even jay admits in some of his early days interviews that kane was one of his many Idols that eventually ledt him to start rapping at an early age back in the days a lot of people don't realize Jay-Z's is a old school OG that's in his early 50s & kanes probably about 4 years older than him and even till this day which a lot of people don't know this Big Daddy Kane Ain't Got to want for nothing because Jay been had him covered since he came in the game and this goes back to wen Jay-Z first blew up Big Daddy Kane was always in his corner even to this day just a little history for those did not did not know 👍😉
U have Gotto listen to word to the motherland..Since we keepin it all the way 💯 .👍👍👍👍 " People, People, we Gotto get over..,. Before we go under... LET'S STICK TOGETHER!!!!!. 30 yrs later more true than ever..
RAW and "Long Live The Kane" changed the game forever. Wordplay and punchlines like the way Kane came off so slick and hard with it, didn't even exist before him. He was the first (I think) to spell out his name like that, and say that he was going to play Jason on Friday the 13th. Dude was and is a legend. I was 16 and had the LP and tape. Played it till it popped. Also, if you haven't done Rakim already, do either his Microphone Fiend or Musical Massacre. Musical Massacre, to this day is still the deadliest rhyme I have ever heard.
You Got It Right Young King Big Daddy Kane Was One Of The Best At The Word Play & Metaphors And The Triple Up Bars He Mentored Jay Z as a teenager Big Daddy Kane Is In A lot of people top 10 of all time or 20 😄😄 aye here's a list Of his Bangers My Dude " Raw,Just Rhyming With Biz,Set It Off,Word To The Mother(Land),Smooth Operator, Warm It Up Kane,Young,Gifted & Black,I Get The Job Done & Nuff Respect Certified Bangers 🧊🧊🧊🧊🧊🧊🔥🔥🔥🔥
LEGEND!!! BDK is one of THE GOATS. People talking Biggie and 2pac...don't talk about them without mentioning Kane, Rakim, KRS One, Kool G Rap, Ice Cube, etc. If you want a track that sums up the rap industry, check Kane's track "How you get a record deal?" 🔥👊🏾
The confidence of dope emcees in the 80s & 90s came from taking pride in the craft of emceeing and trying to elevate and add-on something worthwhile to the culture.
Facts 💯🎯
The father of the punchlines, similes, and metaphors.
Facts
Father of Metaphores
Father of punchlines is Big L Rip get it right.
@@Huriel27 wrong Big Daddy Kane preceded Big L
@@Huriel27Big Daddy Kane inspired Big L. That's a known fact. Kane, LL, Rakim and KRS are probably the Mt. Rushmore of hip hop MCing when it comes to techniques and styles. 90% of rappers flow through them.
@@KtotheG I would replace krs with chuck d.
Kane actually MENTORED Jay-Z. he used to take Jay out on tour and let him perform
Connect those dots on that woo hah remix with ol dirty bastard and run by cappadonna
Didn't jaz o mentored him as well??
@@Ant-speakingfacts yeah he did
@@Ant-speakingfacts yep..no wonder jay became jay..the two best mentors you could have
Gotta do set it off by kane
"Brain cells are lit
Ideas start to hit
Next the formation of words that fit
At the table I sit
Making it legit
And when my pen hits the paper...AH SHIT!"
some of my favorite lines ever. I just found this song around a year or 2 ago and I've listened to it 100s of times now
Kane was so dope that he didn’t have to curse every other word
Kane & Rakim was dissing each other on the low for a minute back in the day
I wished they would've gone at it. It probably would've reignited Kane's fire and stopped him from doing that Prince of Darkness bullshit route.
Damn that back and forth would have been legendary. And it probably would have never gotten violent. Just a nice gentlemen's duel between two rappers who influenced a whole generation cause from that tree comes the Jay-Z's and the Nas's.
KRS took many jabs at Run DMC back in the day, too, but I don't think they ever responded.
Check out "Raw", "Warm It Up Kane" and he really went off in "Set it Off."
Yeah. BDK in his 80s aggressive punchline bag.
Don’t forget “Smooth Operator” Trill! Lmao😂
@@antisocialextravert3928 He just did Raw. I dropped that in the comments of that video. Can't give him too much at one time 😂
@@40EastTrill True dat. Word up 🎤🔥👀💯🙌🏾💎👍🏾
Do the Vapors by Biz Markie, Big Daddy Kane wrote it, and got a verse in it, and it's probably one of the greatest Hip Hop songs ever period.
Definitely
BDK is still the MAN!!! Love him.... always did!!!! Listen to "SET IT OFF"
Big Daddy Kane, "I Get the Job Done" another classic
Set it Off and Raw is all else you’ll need to hear from Kane to know why he’s on that Mt. Rushmore of lyricist!
Your reactions are genuine as hell and you have a real respect for the culture, not just faking reactions for views like other ppl are doing these days. Keep it up bro 💪🏾💪🏾✊🏿✊🏿
Kane is top 5 lyricist of all time. He mastered the complex flow & wordplay well before it became a norm.
Kane is my favorite dad other than my own father!! Legendary MC!
Whenever you listen to ATCQ again listen to these songs:
1. Sucka Ni**a
2. Keep it rollin
3. Lyrics to go
4. The Chase part 2
You gotta react to "Show & Prove" by Big Daddy Kane featuring Scoob Luva, Sauce Money, Shyheim, Jay-Z and Ol' Dirty Bastard. Legendary posse cut
Gotta do the full song tho. In the music video all the verses are cut short
@@bigpimpinjp7 true
Big Daddy Kane - Set It Off
One of his best songs.
Big Daddy Kane - RAW
80s and 90s rappers were confident / no copying / spoke clearly so you can hear the message
“The Symphony” Marley Marl, Master Ace, Kool G Rap, Craig G and Big Daddy Kane all members of The Juice Crew, this was a big hit back in the day!
Classic there.
Big Daddy Kane used to have Jay-Z rap at his concerts In the 90s! So yeah Jay-Z has a lot of respect for Kane and definitely influenced by him
Now u see were Jay z got his style from 'ha'ha lol🔥😁 which I always knew even jay admits in some of his early days interviews that kane was one of his many Idols that eventually ledt him to start rapping at an early age back in the days a lot of people don't realize Jay-Z's is a old school OG that's in his early 50s & kanes probably about 4 years older than him and even till this day which a lot of people don't know this Big Daddy Kane Ain't Got to want for nothing because Jay been had him covered since he came in the game and this goes back to wen Jay-Z first blew up Big Daddy Kane was always in his corner even to this day just a little history for those did not did not know 👍😉
Do The Symphony by Marley Marl and the Cold Chillin’ All-Stars. It’s Big Daddy Kane, Kool G Rap, Masta Ace and Rob G. One of the best crew tracks of all time.
@Adam Arola- Incorrect, Its not Rob G, Its Craig G.✌🏾
Love that song
It’s JUIC CREW ALL STARS
He changed rap forever
You're right Jay-Z as well as Notorious BIG was inspired and mentored by Big Daddy Kane.
Every NYC MC was inspired in some way by the likes Big Daddy Kane, Rakim and Kook G Rap.. Even Krs-one, Slick Rick and LL cool J had their Influence as well..
Big Daddy Kane - Uncut, Pure
Big Daddy Kane the GOAT. This isn't even when he got to his lyrical maturity. Check Lyrical Gymnastics, Looks Like a Job For, Daddy's Home, How You Get A Record Deal, Rest in Peace to name some of many.
Set It Off, Mortal Combat, Another Victory, Young Gifted And Black, Warm It Up Kane, RAW.
Try the "Symphony" classic
Jay Z was definitely inspired. He brought BDK out on the stage during one Summer Jam to do this exact song. He mentioned Kane in one of his songs. At that moment Kane was supposed to rise from below the stage and start the song. Its funny because something happened and the song didn't come on at the right time, but they fixed it and it all worked out. I was there.
The boxer he’s in the ring with is Mark Breland a Hall of Famer also from Brooklyn. He was the equivalent to Floyd Mayweather. Brooklyn had Mike Tyson and Riddick Bowe. To say Brooklyn was on fire is an understatement. And to the poster of the video it’s YOU. YOU have that unique knack to recognize rhyme skill. Not everyone understands real rap. Glad to see you carrying the torch! It’s a lonely walk bro. Keep it up! Because it’s rewarding in the end. “Hold up the peace sign A Salaam Alaikum”.
BDK was amd still is a legend!
Love the beat!
Kane is 🔥! DEFINITELY in that GOAT conversation.
Now u see were Jay z got his style from 'ha'ha lol🔥😁 which I always knew even jay admits in some of his early days interviews that kane was one of his many Idols that eventually ledt him to start rapping at an early age back in the days a lot of people don't realize Jay-Z's is a old school OG that's in his early 50s & kanes probably about 4 years older than him and even till this day which a lot of people don't know this Big Daddy Kane Ain't Got to want for nothing because Jay been had him covered since he came in the game and this goes back to wen Jay-Z first blew up Big Daddy Kane was always in his corner even to this day just a little history for those did not did not know 👍😉
BRUH.
Big.L feat. Big Daddy Kane - Platinum Plus.................PURE FYAH
You gotta hear RAW by Big Daddy Kane, trust me he kills it on that
Great song. He is one of the best all time and doesn't get his due respect. If you want to hear one of his best songs check out Warm It Up Kane.
Big Daddy Kane= I Get The Job Done
Kane is also the author of what Kool G Rap said is the greatest bar ever spit which is in The Symphony when he said "put a quarter in your ass cause you played yourself".
Big Saddy Kane Hit List :
Raw
Smooth Operator
Set It Off
I Get The Job Done
Word to the Mother
The Lover In You
Big Daddy vs Dolomite
I'll Take You There
Warm It Up Kane
...Only thing I know I bought Big Dady Kane 4 1st Albums and wasn't disappointed!!!! ..
The best Big Daddy Kane songs are "Smooth Operator", "Raw", "The Wrath Of Kane", "Warm it Up Kane" and one of the best all star rap songs of all time " The Symphony" with Masta Ace, Craig G and Kool G Rap.
Big Daddy Kane use to let Jay Z open for him in the 80’s.
90's
@@TheEdub1 the 80s bro...jay z used to be a hype man for another mc
@@locks4 Yeah Jaz-O in the late 80's. U said Kane and he didn't get down with Kane like that until like 90 with the Taste of Chocolate album.
@@TheEdub1 He mentioned Jay z in 1989
Onyx last dayz.thats a masterpiece song and video.word up son
Yeah Big Daddy mentored Jay Z. He’d let Jay rap on intermission at some of his arena shows. Big Daddy Kane wrote raps for so many people, including for the Queens crew in their battles with Boogie Down Productions and the Bronx crew.
Big daddy Kane was light years ahead of his time ...
Now u see were Jay z got his style from 'ha'ha lol🔥😁 which I always knew even jay admits in some of his early days interviews that kane was one of his many Idols that eventually ledt him to start rapping at an early age back in the days a lot of people don't realize Jay-Z's is a old school OG that's in his early 50s & kanes probably about 4 years older than him and even till this day which a lot of people don't know this Big Daddy Kane Ain't Got to want for nothing because Jay been had him covered since he came in the game and this goes back to wen Jay-Z first blew up Big Daddy Kane was always in his corner even to this day just a little history for those did not did not know 👍😉
NOW, THIS was the era where rap was TRUE lyricism.
Shout out to Kane who still be dancing and putting on a show.
Yo, jay is on a older Kane joint rapping fast like kane.
Jay is lyrical hybrid of KANE
big ups to Kane one of my favorites growing up. He had madd influence on me
Check out "set it off" by big daddy Kane, man's flow is out of this world
Posse Cuts:
The Symphony
Headbanger
John Blaze
Buddy
You already reviewed Flavor in your ear Remix and scenario
I been waiting for him to react to John Blaze! 💯
The Symphony Kane & G Rapp nuff said
If you do "The Symphony", please don't react to the official video. It's edited and part of Kane's verse is taken out. See if you can find an unedited audio version, preferably with lyrics...
EPMD’s - Slow Down Baby and Craig Mack’s - Flavor in ya ear are a couple of other huge compilations hits back in the day as well
Kane, rakim & kool G rap. The goats
Big Daddy Kane "Set It Off" is a must-listen.
If u doing Kane "Get into it" its a must
Listen to "Warm It Up Kane" and "Raw" by Big Daddy Kane, one of the coldest to ever do it.
I remember my friend's sister used to play this song a lot back in 1988. Damn I was like 6 at the time.
Look, the ultimate in my mind of Big Daddy Kane was "Young Gifted and Black". That song was like a movement....
Damn. Kane had so many great songs. This is the classic. RAW is another from that album. Kane was one of my favorites. I bought all his albums. Good times.
"I get the job done"! Big Daddy Kane
I love to see young guys like you appreciate the kings of hip-hop. I'm from that era. I grew up listening to all of that. That line....."Rap rhyme minister, some say sininster, nonstopping the goove....."... Come one. That line is hot roght there.
If you want another metaphor sty rap artist then listen to Das Efx "Mic Checka" if you haven't already heard it. They just don't make rappers like this anymore.
There are a few out there still trying to carry the torch. Vinnie Paz, Apathy and a few other underground rappers in that hard hitting battle/metaphor style.
Big Daddy Kane - "The Wrath Of Kane"
Your favorite rappers favorite rapper!🔥
maaan you should react to the live version of this on verzus or his tiny desk performance. he performs it better live as a 58 yr old. its insane
Gravediggaz "Dangerous Minds"
Correction,..., I meant EPMD’s “Rampage” not Slow Down Baby
Do one on Big Daddy Kane 2nd album, It's A Big Daddy Thang. You won't go wrong. One of my favs on that album is Young Gifted And Black
You should review Kane’s “Set It Off”
one of the first to ever do it, OG Kane legendary
THE SYMPHONY!!!!!!!!!!!!
BDK was the man
On the Move, and Pimpin' Ain't Easy are two raps I can quote verbatim since 10th grade in 1990 lol
Check the track from the Juice soundtrack. "Nuff Respect." Him and Rakim battled on that soundtrack. Rakim did "Know The Ledge."
Something Funky and Get Into It by Big Daddy Kane. They were his early jawns when he first got into the game.
Kane is the blueprint for the fly Brooklyn MC. Big, jay, fab, & a few others
Just Rhymin' w/Biz is a collab w/Big Daddy Kane & Biz-Markie RIP a CLINIC
Check out The song Show and Prove with BDK, Jay Z, ODB … Big Daddy Kane was one of the first ones to believe in Jay Z and give him a chance in one of his songs
Now u see were Jay z got his style from 'ha'ha lol🔥😁 which I always knew even jay admits in some of his early days interviews that kane was one of his many Idols that eventually ledt him to start rapping at an early age back in the days a lot of people don't realize Jay-Z's is a old school OG that's in his early 50s & kanes probably about 4 years older than him and even till this day which a lot of people don't know this Big Daddy Kane Ain't Got to want for nothing because Jay been had him covered since he came in the game and this goes back to wen Jay-Z first blew up Big Daddy Kane was always in his corner even to this day just a little history for those did not did not know 👍😉
I like how you characterized them as confident.
Different men back then.
That's how we looked and felt when we heard Kane too.
Bro he invented the metaphor
Big Daddy Kane, Rakim and KOOL MOE DEE!!!! if there was a Mt. Rushmore of lyrical flow their faces would be on it!
Now u see were Jay z got his style from 'ha'ha lol🔥😁 which I always knew even jay admits in some of his early days interviews that kane was one of his many Idols that eventually ledt him to start rapping at an early age back in the days a lot of people don't realize Jay-Z's is a old school OG that's in his early 50s & kanes probably about 4 years older than him and even till this day which a lot of people don't know this Big Daddy Kane Ain't Got to want for nothing because Jay been had him covered since he came in the game and this goes back to wen Jay-Z first blew up Big Daddy Kane was always in his corner even to this day just a little history for those did not did not know 👍😉
U have Gotto listen to word to the motherland..Since we keepin it all the way 💯
.👍👍👍👍 " People, People, we Gotto get over..,. Before we go under... LET'S STICK TOGETHER!!!!!. 30 yrs later more true than ever..
Ghostface & Ol Dirty Bastard,
"Windpipe"....from the soundtrack of "Belly"
Love this song! Great reaction and analysis.
Aw yeah I'm with this. I gonna sit right and listen to nice and mellow beat...
Mcees always had that bragadocious bravado back then and today kane was always kane is a legend
One of the Legendary members of the Juice Crew.Peep Raw.
Warm it up, Kane - BIG DADDY KANE🔥🔥🔥
Raw,smooth operator , and set it off
'I get the job done' ❤️
Big Daddy Kane --- Smooth Operator, Another Victory, Set It Off
Big Daddy Kane - Set It Off
Big Daddy Kane - Young Gifted & Black
Juice Crew The Symphony
Man when I first heard Kane when I was in the first grade. My first favorite rapper and Slick Rick
One of the Goats 🐐
Big daddy kane and big l platinum plus is a good kane joint
RAW and "Long Live The Kane" changed the game forever. Wordplay and punchlines like the way Kane came off so slick and hard with it, didn't even exist before him. He was the first (I think) to spell out his name like that, and say that he was going to play Jason on Friday the 13th. Dude was and is a legend. I was 16 and had the LP and tape. Played it till it popped. Also, if you haven't done Rakim already, do either his Microphone Fiend or Musical Massacre. Musical Massacre, to this day is still the deadliest rhyme I have ever heard.
You Got It Right Young King Big Daddy Kane Was One Of The Best At The Word Play & Metaphors And The Triple Up Bars He Mentored Jay Z as a teenager Big Daddy Kane Is In A lot of people top 10 of all time or 20 😄😄 aye here's a list Of his Bangers My Dude " Raw,Just Rhyming With Biz,Set It Off,Word To The Mother(Land),Smooth Operator, Warm It Up Kane,Young,Gifted & Black,I Get The Job Done & Nuff Respect Certified Bangers 🧊🧊🧊🧊🧊🧊🔥🔥🔥🔥
LEGEND!!!
BDK is one of THE GOATS.
People talking Biggie and 2pac...don't talk about them without mentioning Kane, Rakim, KRS One, Kool G Rap, Ice Cube, etc.
If you want a track that sums up the rap industry, check Kane's track "How you get a record deal?" 🔥👊🏾
You gotta check out BDK’s tiny desk concert.
Agree ,it's so good.
Big daddy kane- set it off
Forever my jams
Kane was doing his thing way before Jay-Z...even though they both have that much more creative and complex flow
Jay z was on jaz o’s 1990 album, to your soul, he had a lot of features but that album never really got remembered as time went on
Marley Marl - The Symphony- Masta Ace, Craig G. Kool G. Rap, Big Daddy Kane