Crooklyn Dodgers (Special Ed, Masta Ace & Buckshot) - Crooklyn (Official Video)
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- Crooklyn Dodgers (Special Ed, Masta Ace & Buckshot) - Crooklyn (Video) from the soundtrack to 'Crooklyn' (1994)
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Who's bumpin this real 90s shit in 2024!!!?
2021 in two days
2021
2021 type shitđđŻ
Feb 2021âđŸ
Still loving this dope a$$ track in 2021!!! *Real Hip-Hop* *Bobbing My Head*
Man with tears in my eyes i can't help but think about what a pure time in Hip Hop this was.
siordamc FACT!!! And Iâm from CALI!! I miss these times
@@gilbertmillerjr367 For real bro! & i live in the Caribbean on the twin isle Trinidad and Tobago so for me the experience was memorable all the same fam!
Facts this is the golden era these songs bring u back to a place n time the pharcyde she keeps on passing me by u dont get da girl now a days everyone gets all da models ur swag is tarnished if u suggest otherwise dear mama Tupac will be played every mother's day from here till the end of eternity songs had substance nowadays these tracks lack thought it's a damn shame it really is these kids are deprived
Such a great time for hip hop. 2020..what the hell happened.
@@gilbertmillerjr367 the west don't know about this east coast slang
what a beautiful thing hiphop once was.
Still is
These Q-Tip beats are hypnotizing. đ„đ„đ„
know the bassline sample to it?
â@@morreddie717There isn't one. I don't think the bass line is a sample
it gets in ya ear
â@@damonrichardson3607Sly and the family stone with a para EQ low filter and resampled under another filter version of the sample..
@@damonrichardson3607 the bass sample is from the same as the piano but eq'd to the low end then the piano line is another chop ontop layered.
these rappers were born from the late 60s and early to mid 70s they sampled so much of their parents music. the 90s will always be top of the list of hip hop the best producers incorporated the samples of the jazz and the soul from decades before it. Hip-hop is history its always cool to actually own the CD or album so you can see who were the geniuses behind of all of masterpieces. .Our music is one of the main factors that makes me proud of being black. Never forget. the music the legacy and where. we came from.
Exactly. I watched a doc about funk narrated by ?uestlove that explained how there were the instruments left behind to middle class music students. It made me think to how hip hop started, and how Grandmaster Flash thought to keep the best part of the break from those funk/disco records fresh and keep bringing it back. Like even this past week Drake's getting all this love from his latest two joints that pay tribute to Jay and Em in the songs and video
The beat runnin' through my mind as I read your very eloquent dialogue. Ms. Lady Crystal R!!!
Tragic Mean
Don
perfectly said!!!
This aged WELL.....
January 2023 and this is *STILL* FIRE đ„
I was 17 when this came out. 45 now.
Take note youngsters.
1:23
Same age and completely agree
I'm listening in July, 2023
@@arnelevans4803 August 2023 đ€Ł
This will still be fire by 2043
Buckshots part gets me hype every time âIâm feeling another part of realityâ melodic flow over boom bap beats.
Yes!! One the reason i love buckshots style!! Mad underrated.
FEEL THE EXACT SAME WAY!!!!!
@@YKZA702 o
... Hit me when I represent the F.A.P .... LOVE IT!!!
Buckshot was my favorit artist, even committed a crime riding on my bic listening to him on my walkman
Some good times here. Anyone else listening to this in 2024?
Timeless!
Masta Ace was on it for this joint....50 years old & I can't get out this era.
Hell yeah. This and return of the crooklyn Dodgers are still fire and put todays hiphop to shame!
No need to get out of this era, beats the hell out of the current one.
I'm so stuck in the 92-98 time frame of NY hip hop and I love it. I listen to all that hip hop like it's still brand new.
Jason Russell ace killed it
We never will! Its okay
đ„đ„đ„ Not a single weak verse. 100% talent. Exactly what Hip Hop was supposed to be.
So dope !
Buckshot is crazy, one of my favourite mc...
Proud to say 44 yr old woman with the import 12 inch record. Can still rap word for word- đđ
My dad and I loved this joint ...i miss him
@@ghariiscool good memories Iâm sure for youđ
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Shyt Iâm proud of you too, thatâs hard đ„
Same age...I absolutely still rap it line by lineâșïž
One of the best opening lines of all times "Panic as another manic depressant adolescent stares at death but what's left.."
Poetry.
Lyrical art!!! Not like this Mumble bullshit rap today
I always say, Ed had the best lyrics here. And heâs maddd underrated.
@@mr._sharpe All 3 MC's were underrated. Never truly got the props they deserved IMO.
This was from a time when bars had real structure and meaning. Golden Era.
DJ Chosen1 đ„đ„
the 90's was magical
White and black magical.
Buckshot ,Masta Ace , Special Ed all of them had those voices that get stuck in your head I'm not the only one I'm sure.
â you are not alone, I am here with youâŠ.âđ
Iâm 27 years old from Liverpool Uk, have family in NY, Boston & Chicago(Irish connections), I grew up on Nas, Gangstarr, Big L (east coast) can someone who lived through the 90âs to witness this era tell me what it was like? This era of music canât be touched & I grew up in the same city as the Beatles, now thatâs sayin somethin!
Easily one of the greatest Hip Hop songs ever...so many good memories come to mind when I hear this masterpiece.
Wish I had a damn time machine
The beat and those high hats name one group today making this type of real Hip Hop funk.
Old skool is still the best hip hop
According to Q-Tip the early 90s was the start of the new skool. 80s is what old skool represents.
Not the best hip hop its the ONLY hip hop!
Yes sir it is no mumble rap or kiki real lyrics not this bullshit that so popular now
Always and forever. 90âs all day.
Word
That beat is insane, and I ainât a New Yorker Iâm from the south, i use to blast this on rap city in the 90s
Q-TIP, the abstract !
Iâm from NY and I listened to Goodie Mob growing up đ€·đœââïž âșïž
Special Ed killed it đ„đ„
He did
This is what Q-Tip said about making the beat..."I actually did the âCrooklyn Dodgersâ beat over at Special Edâs studio in Brooklyn. Everybody wanted to meet at his spot, so I brought my equipment over and I banged it out right there. I was just in one of those dark vibes. Sometimes I donât know where it comes from. The inspiration just comes out and you just go with it."
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SwaggerLikeUz Yes bro, you done know! I remember you. Said you were from Texas if my memory serves correct. Real heads for life!
Great to hear from u. You were one of the first channels I followed, much respect.
SwaggerLikeUz Thx. Respect for being a loyal subscriber. đđŸ
This beat!!!!!! Tip is a beast!!!
Buckshot's flow on this...
Forever one of the most underrated
BOOTCAMPCLIK4LIFE
He's def. on my top-50 Hip-Hop list for sure.
Indeed.. Actually my favorite MC still
Buck shorty for reals
They donât make music like Iâm this any more. Never thought Iâd say that, but here we are. đđŸđȘđŸđđŸ
Whole hip hop culture taken over and corrupted by the minions of the SINagogue of Satan
This whole joint is beautiful, timeless, perfection. Pure golden era majesty at its finest. From Q-Tips genius production to the illest of flows from Special Ed, Masta Ace and Buckshot it really doesnât get much better than this. The truest and best of art is transcendent. And this is true hip hop. I feel so grateful to have lived through that magical period of time.
âđżđ„đ„đ„BIG FACTS !
Madta Ace!! Buckshot!! And Special Ed đ„ đ„ Killed This Rap Joint.. Rap Legends đ¶ đ€ đ¶ đ€ đ¶ đ€.
yea it gets me emo too
Anyone know the bassline sample to this song?
Anyone know the bassline sample to this song?
The Soul Train Clips went perfect with this Joint. Classic Hip Hop đ„
Yeah they did
Like all rap like all old school rap like all hip-hop like all 90sđŻ
Yup
To this day I cannot listen to this track without pretending to be on Soul Train haha
@@lsamoa I do the same thing!
Buckshot had the most sickest unique style ever..when he came in on the first verse....Damn..THE GOLDEN AGE OF HIP-HOP..
The song Slave changed my whole life.
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Buckshot was always one of my favs growing up.
Still my favorite MC ever đȘđż
@@AbuKahn right .
As a 25 year old, let me just say I love Hip Hop đȘđŸđ„ and when I say Hip Hop, I mean THIS HIP HOP! I wish I was raised throughout the entire 90s decade đ
You would've loved it...
I'm 25 as well and I agree with you!!
Donât say that. You were meant to be here and now.
The 2010âs will be your glory years!
Holy shit, that is one of THE MOST amazing basslines I ever heard!
Come back 90s hip hop, we love you â€đđ
"Black man with a permanent tan" Gold Jerry, thats gold.
I dont know why but this song always gets me wishing I grew up in New York in the 90s
Growing up in nyc in the 90's was GOLDEN.
***** i think all the old school badass rappers were grown up between drugs guns and criminality, so it was not a good life i guess
cylon Yeah the life they lived wasn't good, but there's just something about New York in the 90s that intrigues me.
***** I grew up in Brooklyn. The hip hop culture was glorious but there was a lot of unnecessary violence.
BigBad Bryant I find that these struggles (like the unnecessary violence you stated), they faced is what fuelled rappers music through the 90s, because they rap about their life experiences and problems they faced through their life.
Listen to this 1000s of times and never gets old - the beat, the rhymes and flow...masterpiece
Classic. One of the best beats ever. Nuff said.
Who made it? Evil dee?
@@getstrongby4038
Produced by ATCQ, Evil Dee made the additional production and scratches
@@tha_cyruz thank you sir!
YES!!
ATCQ yes primarily done by The Abstract aka Q Tip
This stands the test of time. Knocks in any decade
Word ..Melody is King..
QTIP production is Masterful.
@ME Rivera yes you can....I'm in a world war with Muham and my man
Yes sir âđ»
Darn didn't know that Tip produced this
He might even be my favorite producer. So underrated when compared to other greats, but at least heâs appreciated.
Do you know who he sampled for this song?
I saw masta ace live a couple weeks ago and it was a fucking top tier show. when he said "who is the man? that kid there" he pointed directly at me. I litteraly lost my shit and he dapped me up at the end of the song. Proper core memory.
Hip hop used to be so beautiful. I was raised on hip hop during the first Golden era and hit my teenage years during the second one. There will never be another moment like it in the history of music.
Iâm virtually paralyzed by the intense feelings of nostalgia this elicits from by childhood. Born and raised in BK in the early 80s and still here, this is the music I grew up on in the 90s. Chairman Mao (the DJ-you can Google him) made a mix tape for me; Crooklyn was one of my favorite tracks on it. This was before DUMBO was overtaken by wealth, before the towers were gone, before TImes Square was prostituted to giant corporations, before police were positioned on the Brooklyn Bridge, before anyone cared about Williamsburg, when the RR train ran, when the original Pier 17 was there, when Brooklyn Bridge Park was just a bunch of warehouses, when the Williamsburg Savings Bank was still a bank and people didnât live in it, when the Beat Street and Music Factory on Fulton Street competed for album signings, when music was non-disposable and you salivated for releases and didnât forget about what you listened to yesterday on iTunes or Spotify. I could go on and on. Iâm not saying today is wrong. I guess Iâm just getting old and longing for some of the way things used to be.
Crown Heights here born in 1989. Wow you really took it back.. waaay back
Much respect to you old head. Ez đ€
Your not alone my man. I miss it so much it hurts
Like all rap like all old school rap like all hip-hop like all 90s-80sđŻđ¶đ¶đ¶
U went in i was born mid 80s its Crown Heights in here yu herd but yea salute to everything you said
Special Ed came so nice on that first verse, set it off right
NICKOLAS CAIN Right, I'm from Charlotte and it's crazy that now But Homie lives in Charlotte
Spek Tak I'm from/live in Charlotte too and I'm waiting to run into him, lol. I wonder why he chose to move here out of all places, but it's cool he lives here.
Lisa Lisa I know a few people who have actually taken pictures with him on some random encounter.. There are a few old school MCs that live in Charlotte now and few that frequent the city since the 80s
Spek Tak I know someone who worked at Steele creek summer day camp a few years back and his youngest son was attending the day camp and she said every afternoon he'd come in and pick him up. I was like "wow!!!". I would have probably lost my job as day camp counselor for trying to take pics with him and trying to talk to him and asking for his autograph, lol or he would've tried to dove me every day when he came in to get his son so I wouldn't speak to him and someone said they saw him at some store on Graham street a few months ago and that's right near where I live, now I'm thinking about going to that store from time to time, lol.
Lisa Lisa llol it's no telling where u will bump into him at.. U might catch him at Walmart on the late night llol
I love how it looks like the soul train dancers are dancing to the beat to this song âđżâđżâđżâđżâđżâđżđđŸđđŸđđŸđđŸđđŸđđŸđđŸđđżđđżđđżđđżđđżđđżđđđđđđđđđđđ€đ€đ€đ€đ€đđżđđżđđżđđżđđżđđżđđżđđż
This Embodies 90s Hip Hop. Itâs Like Opening A Time Capsule Every Time I Hear It. One Of My Favorite Beats Of All Time. âIâm Feeling Another Part Of Realityâ
Absolutely!!!
It's great to hear Guru shout out BROOKLYN on the hook. RIP GURU! GANGSTARR 4 LIFE!
Rest In Beats Guru đ¶
HIPHOP4LIFE
The Planet....
@@InVinoVeratas mass appeal is my favorite.
^ Word G, Mass appeal was perfect Nd đđ¶
one of the greatest hip hop songs from the 90's..
One of the best ever!!! đ
To this day, Masta Ace still flies low under many people's radar...what a shame..
maybe your right.
victor okwaro Yes,sirrrrr!!!!
Right!
This is one of the greatest instrumentals ever created by a human being. Q-Tip has given us so much amazing music. And Masta Ace is one of the best rappers ever
Masta Ace is my favorite MC of all time..
Who still watching / listening to this classic? âđœ
Masta Ace is always so underrated. From Sittin on Chrome to the MF Doom and Marco Polo albums and everything in between he's been amazing.
The son of Yvenone is one of my favorite songs of all time, that song is so hard đ„
Facts đ„đ„đ„
Classic .. HipHop used to be so poetic. I miss the golden era.
90âs was the time for hip hop.
No joke tho..best part of the song was the end.. brings tears to my eyes..."brooklyn wins....brooklyn wins...."
And im from Pittsburgh đđ
Yup
The thing I love most about this era of boom bap is the vibe. It's nothing
like it.
Damn fuckin right!!
Amen sister! #RealHipHop
+John Doe The Boom Bat era lives on....
Douglas Jones I was born in 1992. Even though I understand and enjoy this type of hip hop, I still missed out. But I wish you the best on your battle with nostalgia.
+John Doe your cute.
Much respect to Q-Tip for this!!! đ„đ„đ„đ„đđŸđđŸđđŸđđŸ
Masta Ace last verse was on another level.
Every verse is fire but the way that Ace's last verse charts social decline through characters in TV is straight up genius...đđŸđđŸđđŸ. One of my favourite verses of all time.
Still raises the hairs on my neck. A true classic from the Golden Years
Caught Me Slippin' Well said
Not even from BK. Spent a lot of my youth there... But this raises the hairs on my neck because it fits the feel
of BK in the 1988-1993 era.
Absolutely!
This beat goes hardđ„ shout out to Q tip for producing this songđŻđȘ
This track will forever embody an era, this is ghetto poetry right here.
Anytime Spike Lee dropped a movie, you knew the soundtrack had to be dope!!! "Crooklyn" was a very underrated movie and the soundtrack was underrated as well đŻđŻđŻđ„đ„đ„
I miss this song. This sound was one of the highlights of the movie for me.
It's the real deal
You are so gorgeous
It is a nice song
It was in the movie "kids" also
Like all rap like all old school rap like all rap like all rap 90sđŻ
Still bumpin' this in the 2-0-1-7 till Eternity.
They don't make em like they used to!!!
Moose S. facts!!
Amen to that !!
Moose S. WORD!
Moose S. hell yeah . the bassline and the piano riff is cool with the beat.
We did it like that, now we do it like this
Never gets old! Still listening to this in 2024.
What a tune. Brings tears to my eyes I aint gone lie... TIP killed this beat and all the MC's did the damn thing! Straight classic!
the 90s were the golden age. but this specific song is pure gold. instant classic. the beat and the way each of their flows compliment eachother. my ears had an orgasm
rudy liberato 100% agree
Real hip hop community, nobody can deny the 90s carefree & rugged style of hip hop was the undeniable golden age. Plus the hunger that artists had back then to stamp their own individual styles on a track will never be equaled. So glad I was growing up listening to all these types of masterpieces back then. "Hip hop wins hip hop wins" đŻ
rudy liberato exactly 110% every time I shoot my load
Ear-gazm???? đđŒđŠđ§đ€
Tbh Iâd say between the years of 1985- 1995 were the golden age of hip hop
3 of the most underrated emcees ever in hip hop. And Q-Tip is one of the most underrated producers.
+Ric Smith Tip has produced some great tracks. My favourite is the remix he made for Nas' track The World is Yours
*****
Yeah that's one of my favorite Tip beats too
+David Caetano he dropped ONE LOVE too on illmatic if im correct
Ric Smith I KNEW there was a reason why I get the goosebumps to this track! đđŸđđŸđđŸ
I
We live in the best era of hip hop âŠ. 90âs
Masta Ace really did his thing on this. I love it.
Man, why can't hip hop sound like this anymore? Street beats, DJing, and dope emcees. Yeah, I said dope emcees. So you know I'm old school. All this pants on the ground/skinny jeans/colorful dreadlock music of 2017 is really beginning to piss me off. All my old school peeps, if you feel what I'm saying, gimme a HELL YEAH!!!
greeneyedsoul71 HELLLLL YEAHHHH
Skinny jeans are wack!
HELL YEAH!!!
Hell Yeah!!!!
HELL YEAH!!!!!!!!
special ed killed this
It doesn't get much better than this. This beat will forever be flames đ„đ„
I'm from Oakland, but lived in Brooklyn(Flatbush) for 9yrs. Love that borough.
All I can say is 90s hip-hop is gold.
kiddkevo me to 90 hip hop music was the best in our time i really miss music like this i will always be 90 hip hop in my heart for
More like Platinum. Best era of hip-hop hands down. Blessed to have lived my 20's during the 90's.
GOOOOOLD BARRRS đŻđ¶đ¶đ¶đ¶đ
the golden era of producers and rappers! everybody was fuckin hungry!!
The 80s gave us Special Ed in '89 but yeah the late 80s set ths tone for early 90s. They were already rappin faster by then like Biz Markie's Vapors. Im just glad Ed made it outta crack era NYC. I've seen a few documentaries on it, idk how he made it out that rat hole, niggas actually had to avoid Times Square.
Whoâs still listening to this banger in 2019?
I am but I like part 2 better.
@Rockerz658 meeeeeeee
MEEEE!â€
rockerz658 this is what hip hop needs to be. Iâm East cost but the art is East and West we donât need to bicker the art is the culture
Definitely it reminds me of my dead brother
One of the illest beats ever!!
I have this on vinyl! Still rockin! Im 58 and its the end of 2023! Hip Hop Royalty!!! đđđ€đ§đđđđđđđđđđđ
No song better encapsulates the feeling of early/mid 90s East Coast hip-hop than this song. This song is just beautiful!
Best in the world! And I'm from the South!
Finessed Analyzer This is the true Brooklyn anthem. 1994 was and still the best year of hip-hop. I grew up in Atlanta but I must say that New York started this hip-hop shit. There will never be another era like this again.
Finessed Analyzer Yes sir! This shyt touched my soul! That sample! Bought that cassette single
Except the remix
Finessed Analyzer omgn u couldn't have said this better this song is part of the soundtrack to my life that 90s feeling and era was like no other. Loved this movie as well
Maddd respect to Special Ed
This beat still goes hard in 2020.
Shit still goes harrrd .. June 2023 đđœđđœđđœ
This was classic. Pure hip hop
Ed killed this beat...Brooklyn stand up ...masta,Buck and Ed classic!!!!!!!
So glad I grew up in this era
This joint gives me goosebumps.đ
I just love this, real East Coast hip Hop.
Almost 25 years later still bangin harder than anything today!
Nuff love Big Lex
Seeing this video and hearing this song automatically make me tear up thinking about my Childhood days..Timeless đ„đ„đ„
2023 still banging this
This is one of my favorite songs of all time
Likewise!!
Im from NJ. In 94, i was in the Air Force, stationed in Del Rio, Texas. And when this came out, i bought the TAPE and played it at a party for my gf at the time. Whole crowd was from Texas and knew nothing about East Coast hiphop so i had to school them that night. Must have played it 6 times. Felt like i had in possession a classic that noone understood that night but my East Coast blood knew. Like Parrish Smith said, "I know your head's bobbing, cause the neck knows". Hiphop heads know a timeless hiphop classic when they hear it the first time.
wl1903 I just smiled, hell I was CHEESIN reading your post. That visual is beautiful. It was an INSTANT CLASSIC for me as soon as I heard it.
truuueee. W playboy
I was stationed in Little Rock in 1994 bumpin this shit too....from Detroit
I was on an Air Force Base in San Francisco for Advanced Culinary Arts School & cats was sleepin on dis JAWN Iâm from -> PHILLY!!!! đ„đ€đœđ
If they was from Texas you should have played them some Geto Boys. Lol.
Let's call this one of New York's anthems. đœâ€ïž
We call it ârealâ hip hop because it hits the soul. It touches the heart.
This was when the culture was livable and genuinely real......
Yes, music today doesn't have it.
All three of these legends would wipeout todays generation in ways dat I cant explain. Masta ace,Special Ed n Buckshot all day
DAMN I MISS THIS SOUND IN HIP HOP!!!!
Me toođ
Like all rap like all old school rap like all hip-hop like all 90s-80sđŻ
Still dope 2023, thank you sirs....
Classic forever!!!!!
classic forever đŻđŻđŻâ€âđ©č hip hop culture underground From Brasil
These youngens today don't know nothing about this...Classic!
I haven't stopped playing this hip-hop tune since I first heard it played on the radio in South London in November 1994 - never bored of it. To me this is the best hip-hop tune ever - it still has me in awe every time I play it both lyrically and musically. Makes me wish I was from Brooklyn. In short this is beautiful HIP-HOP collaboration epitomising the Golden Year of Hip-Hop. My Hip-Hop head knew this would be a Classic the first time I heard it.
I feel you bruv...i bought this from our price records in lewisham shopping centre 1994....big up to you wherever you are in south london!!!
You ain't missing nothing son. I'm from North London, now in Brooklyn since 86.
One of the best for sure
Like all rap like all old school rap like all hip-hop like all 90sđŻ
Spring 1994 when this came out. I was 16-can remember like it was yesterday. My life was friends, girls, sports, parties and hip hop (and I guess school too). All 3 rappers blessed this track but Buckshot intro in 1st verse and Masta Aces last verse about 70s TV show are classic. A dude I used work with would ask me to rap Aces last verse. Miss those days
QTIP LAWDđźâđšđ„đ„
This is what real NY music sounds like. Great classic song
Look up Eric B & Rakim... thats real NY rap 1980's
who's still bangin this in 2019?
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Im am
I am
I am
hey sometimes you gotta go back in the day for good music now a days
This number gives me the chills. Music History via Brooklyn
This song from beginning to end.......đ„đ„đ„đ„đ„đ„đ„đ„