Talib Kweli, Kool G Rap, Rah Digga, Mos Def, Common, Pharoahe Monch, Posdnuos & More..
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"One Four Love Pt. 1 - Reversing The Hate" from the 2000 EP: "Hip Hop For Respect" (Rawkus Records)...[Full list of artists and more info below]
Talib Kweli, Kool G Rap, Rah Digga, Sporty Thieves, Mos Def, Shabam Shaddeq, Common, Talib Kweli, Pharoahe Monche, Posdnuos (of De La Soul).
Hip Hop for Respect was a 2000 project which released one EP for Rawkus Records. It was organized by Mos Def and Talib Kweli to speak out against police brutality in general, and the case of Amadou Diallo in particular,
Amadou Diallo had been shot and killed by the New York City Police Department the previous year when he attempted to retrieve his wallet and the police fired 41 shots at the unarmed man, so the subject of police brutality was prevalent.
The project aimed to assemble 41 emcees to represent the 41 shots. Rappers featured on the EP include Kool G Rap, Rah Digga, Sporty Thievz, Shabaam Sahdeeq, Common, Pharoahe Monch, Posdnous, Dante & Main Flow of Mood, Nine, Tiye Phoenix, Breezly Brewin' of Juggaknots, Punchline, Imani Uzuri, EL-P & Mr. Len of Company Flow, Jah Born of Medina Green, What? What?, John Forté, Fre, J-Live, Rubix, Invincible, Wordsworth, A.L., Kofi Taha, Tame One, Jane Doe, Grafh, Shyheim, Channel Live, Wise Intelligent, Crunch Lo, Rock of Heltah Skeltah, Nonchalant, Ras Kass, Dead Prez, & Parrish Smith.
Producers included DJ Khalil, Organized Noize, and 88-Keys. - Hudba
This is real hip hop. Nothing but real MC's on this joint and in this video. G rap and Monch killed it. Peace to the real hip hop
Whole track is dope, but Talib Kweli and Common going back and forth were my favorite. Peace to the Gods.
14 years later, this song still is relevant
I wish it can get even more big... i wish one day such song will make it on the mainstream,. i dnt want this type of gem to stuck on the underground.
yeah... got this on cd... still the same shit goin on...
shorty83j 16 years later now.
this shit was put in rotation somewhat i sat it on rap city back n the day box blowed to have seen it on mtv 2
shit hundred years ago this song was relevant
R.I.P Marlon Campbell aka Marlon Brando of Sporty Thieves. Gone but not forgotten.
God bless 🙏
who
@@joshuawalker8585 the 3 dudes that rapped after G Rap. That’s the Sporty Thievs. They made the song Pigeons as a response to no scrubs.
Kool G Rap . nuff said .respect to all emcees on this track but G rap is in a class by himself .
"I'm an opponent of violence,too many of my guys have become moments of silence"
Damn mane...
then stop shooting each other lol
@@tommyreusse3858 that's what he's saying you fucking idiot
G rap did it again with one rhyme scheme. Rah Digga came with it too.
3:09 that moment when you remember who the nicest MC in the game is
Always relevant. Need a 2020 version because it's still going on
Today.
Facts
Shalom
I miss this tape... Look how relevant this is right now!
Classic! This is hip hop back to its roots. Unity among MCs and spitting political over a beat.
G Rap is a killing machine, he can kill ANYTHING with his verse.
"Yo you wanna know how to improve on the quality of life try respectin it,
step in my zone with madness and I'm checkin it"
Pharaohe's short verse was fire🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💯
Dope Song everybody did their thang Yo Rah Digga should be mentioned more and placed up there with Lyte and Latiffah Ms. Hill etc
This was the last era of great hip hop,the late 90's.
***** Facts.
maziin wendhu TRUE FUKIN THAT!!!
maziin wendhu your partly right...
I give it to 2005 but it was definetly getting more "pop" the last 5 years but still you had all the greats still releasing that good shit up until 05
*2000
Posdnuos verse was my favorite although I loved all of them
Not many, if any, did it better than G Rap. Easily one of the best ever.
Last verse was best. More creative and catchy. Kool G Rap just rapped fast, but what did he really say ?
@@meyou5789 Oh shut up.
@@meyou5789 Google the lyrics and you'll get what he definitely said, he's verse was the best on this one
Kool G Rap is unmatched...
GEORGE FLOYD BROUGHT ME HERE
Bought this cd when I was 16. How time flies
As a young white kid in the suburbs of California at age 14 I remember buying this cd cuz all my favorite rappers were on it. and realizing the gravity of it then hit me like woah, and even more now... seems like the lyrics are more factual than ever year by year now smh
big RESPECT for these big People!
i'm simple man, i see or hear Kool G Rap, i press like!!
Salute: powerful message + the tune slaps + classic video. Nothing more needed
At this point I believe G Rap is the greatest rapper to ever do it period
The song is even more relevant today. I can't say if that's a sad thing or not.
Joel Gonzalez definitely sad, it means the same shit is still happening that shouldn't be
Big F
Reminder that this song is still relevant
Havnt heard this in years. Thanks for the memories
Kool G. Rap eats beats for breakfast
dam right he does
beats for breakfast rhymes for lunch and sucka mc's for dinner!
Kool G eats whatever he wants to eat whenever he damn please.
where rakim pun he eat them to idont htink soo big he destroy new rapper though
WORD
more songs like this are needed
The way Kool G Rap started it... FUCK!
Right like ok sir I’m listening now
Sporty Thieves drop a SERIOUS one in this track ....
For real they did! I was feelin that so much!
Queens own!
ngaiflex I was surprised that they were included, but I love it.
RIP Marlon Brando
Still pushing
so much talent on one song
Love it
Shout out to Nikuru Books for the Common Sense part!!! Wifey and I were in the background!! BK to the fullest!!!
still got my original cd of this shit
Forgot this track. Damn im so excited after hearing it to the in November 2019. I miss these days
Straight fire and right on
Organized Noize produced this volcanic eruption. Not sure why they fell off but I've never heard production by them that was not hot hanger hot. Peace, from Augusta, Ga.
This is like the Avengers assemble song!!!!
You Rock!
Can't believe I forgot about this. It was actually 17 years ago not 14 and 15 like everyone else says. It was released in 2k2. But still relevant today. Enough said
It was released in 2000...
@@MrBean617 This could be used for the riots surrounding George Floyd. I can't believe forgot about this, wow how time flies.
The closing to this song is epic!
Where this song been all my life 😮❤
Pure Gold!!!
Sporty Thieves, loved their album back in ‘99
Awesome
This was came out in 2000 before Game's "Don't Shoot" record and before Uncle Murder's "Hands Up" record the latter two coming out 14 years later in 2014. 15 years later police brutality still an issue in the community. Not to mention you can take it back further to KRS-ONE's "Sound of Da Police" and even further to Public Enemy's "911 is A Joke" and N.W.A.'s "Fuck the Police". Police protest has always been prevalent in Hip Hop.
+lifestraight Bo Bo Bo - BDP.
marcleach75 Also Jeru the Damaja's "Invasion" and Ice-T's "Cop Killer".
lifestraight touche.
marcleach75 Bo Bo Bo is another anti-police brutality song?
+lifestraight No, it's police profiling song, that turned into police on citizen violence.
Straight Dope Conciseness. We Need that back.
This dropped 20+ years ago. We been speaking up.
This deserves more views
Positive music
Indeed G .
love the unity
Inspiration G
Most Classic.
CLASSIC HIP-HOP!
Great sound
Relevant this *very day.*
Pure 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Lispy Nate. Spittin that shit since '85.
Beat Street.
Krush Groove.
Breakin.
Break the cardboard & JVC boombox out.
Dope mc’s ..Strictly skills .. this is rap. There’s a sign on the door no mumblin’ allowed
Got hard🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I am watching an Amadou Diallo doc, weeks after finding a few Hip-Hop For Respect stickers from my street team days.
The movement continues. #FTP
Their was a Part 2 video of this also...It had Shyheim on it. The video and everything.
Dream team of hip hop
Amen!
Yeah. I remember this. It was hard emceeing after this dropped because, by the time each of these champions finished recording, every microphone in the continental US had melted.
The UN declared Collective Heat as a war crime.
What a classic
Sucks that Rawkus Records folded.
Rawkus Records had bangers.
Soundbombing and Lyricist Lounge forever.
TRUE CLASSIC....SPORTY THIEVES!!!!!
Man...still very relevant today. :/
This song isn’t on Apple Music. That’s crazy.
purée jai retrouvé cette video je l ai sur vhs merci
Super Dope Track & EP 👍
The way we spit on this track is how we buss back! 🔥🔥🔥
Posdnuos killed this!
while they try to fill us with more lead than Zeppelin
G Rap did.
Sporty Thievez
monch killed it!
We had it all back in these times
Nice song
This is all going on this day
I was freaking 9 when this came out& we STILL fighting this same fucking fight!!! SAME FIGHT FOR 155+ years!!! Smh I hope everyone is registered to vote this year. WE gotta do better my brothers& sisters The time is now!!
June 19th 2020!! ✊🏾
Pos actually had the best vesrse
G Rap*
@@8stepstoperfection7734 G Rap 💜
ARTIST 😋😍😚HIP-HOP IN HEARTBREAKER
How did I miss this track.. jeez 🤦🏾♂️
1:01 UUHH OOHH !
Salute KG Rap
the beat tho. Kool G Rap!!
✊
The Specialist 😇
shit... i completely forgot this even existed. rah digga was such a talent
We keep trying to be peaceful in our quest for betterment.
Still bumping it in 2022.. who’s with me? 🔥🔥💯💯
2017 aint shit change
My YAH..G Rap's Verse...Man...Icon.Common's verse..I get behind 5-0 make them drive slow!
Love/Peace#25
Whew. Birthday Trayvon Martin
G Rap killed it, but I'm gonna rank all the verses in my opinion
1. G Rap
2. Pharaohe
3. Pos
4. Common and Talib
5. Sporty Thievz
6. Shabaam
7. Rah Digga
yup 14 years later
個性が濃い！！
Whooo.