@@reggiekaz4147 ... Nah, im from BROOKLYN, but me and my crew use to always travel to HARLEM and hang out in Harlem all threw the 90's . 125Tth st use to be the SPOT !!!!!!, especially by the Apollo theater
@@entertainingsportshighligh7525 aiight cool. Always wanted to hang out in New York just to marry a fine Puerto Rican lady from east harlem or a redbone black American woman . But I think a Puerto Rican would have accepted my culture more
This is so wild to see. I was turning 18 around this time and to hear the young people of that time talk about listening to real R&B artists and not just rappers is amazing. Different times!
U are blessed to be in that era how was growing up just hearing about a tribe called quest, biggie, pac, naught by nature and all the others on the radio and on tv
it was alot going on back then but we also had more unity, we're missing that today. can't get a large festivity like that going now without it getting shot up
When those weekly festivities that led to Grants Tomb ceased that final Summer the energy in Harlem began to wither as did all of the African American owned businesses in Harlem. Old Harlem will live on in our hearts & memories forever.
@@johanmassy5290 I only discovered Harlem as an adult in college. But by that time (early '90s) it had really become commercialized and plastic. Honestly it felt dead. A few historically significant landmarks here and there, but the SOUL was gone. I would LOVE to hear more stories like you just told....a festival leading up to Grants Tomb? More Oral History please!
I know two people with this last name. Neither are related. The rapper Davido has the same last name as well. Must be common. I prolly was there at this time. I frequented Harlem around this time although I lived in Brooklyn. Wow! Great memories.
But you had family & love that made sure you were safe & fed. It takes a lot to make it into adulthood as a child growing up in NYCHA; i say so as a Polo Grounds native.
@@ssherrierable I miss the millions of natives who were wiped out for land, millions of dark shade people who were wiped out and some kidnapped to toil the land, and millions of light shade people wiped out in a race to conquer land, wipe out natives, fraudulently identify themselves as the same natives they wiped out in the Americas, South Africa, New Zealand, Australia, etc., and now they're carrying out the phase of occupation as part of their plan for world domination. These same light shade usurpers believe they can be moral judges. Miss me with that!
@@gravyguns blah blah blah. Stop feeling sorry for yourself and make a difference than. Ppl that cry race card all the time just show how weak minded they are.
@@ssherrierable Based on your response, you obviously support crime that suits your agenda and benefits you. You're as much as a moral judge as any criminal. Blah, blah blah that, you opportunistic criminal.
Look how beautiful and classy each King & Queen express themselves
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That's a fact. A lot of influence is from what the listen to and who they look up to.
So cringe.
"Kings & queens" lmfao
Wow black women carried themselves differently back then I love it
Appreciate you watching! Peace!
@@videoexplosionclassicmusic8892 I appreciate you also great content
i was 20 going on 21 in 1992 ............. This Video represents MY ERA
U from harlem?
@@reggiekaz4147 ... Nah, im from BROOKLYN, but me and my crew use to always travel to HARLEM and hang out in Harlem all threw the 90's . 125Tth st use to be the SPOT !!!!!!, especially by the Apollo theater
@@entertainingsportshighligh7525 aiight cool. Always wanted to hang out in New York just to marry a fine Puerto Rican lady from east harlem or a redbone black American woman . But I think a Puerto Rican would have accepted my culture more
@@reggiekaz4147 Facts. Spanish Harlem 🇵🇷🗽
@@BoricuaNyc that's what's up
This is so wild to see. I was turning 18 around this time and to hear the young people of that time talk about listening to real R&B artists and not just rappers is amazing. Different times!
Thank you for checking this out.
I was 19 and got to witness those moments in hip hop!
U are blessed to be in that era how was growing up just hearing about a tribe called quest, biggie, pac, naught by nature and all the others on the radio and on tv
love going back in time. youtube is the closest thing we will have as a time machine for many hundreds or thousands of years
HARLEM WEEK WAS EVERYTHING!!!!🤎🤎🤎💯💯💯
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Do they still have Harlem week?!
@@SaturatedInLove YES!!!!
Look how sister carried themselves and this what I miss most about our women! ❤❤❤
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The 80's and 90's was the bomb 😊
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I just found this channel I love seeing old school footage like this
Thanks for watching Brad.
I was 4 yrs old around this time but at least I was there lol
Love our people;can understand what's being said,100% natural
Had to watch to see if my cousins or I was in this 👌🏾😂 Harlem native 🗽
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That long azz microphone 🤣🤣🤣
It was the Hi-Top fade era 😂😂
Boom mic
Bbc
it was alot going on back then but we also had more unity, we're missing that today. can't get a large festivity like that going now without it getting shot up
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not true! We still do festivities like that and are successful.
The murder rate was much higher in NY and all over America around this time
Shorty with the bulls hat was the truth 💯💯♥️
The modern chick got 100x more tattoos than the whole cast of this Harlem-shot program 😂😂😂
Hood women are a mess
Yo the tall young lady in the green was just so beautiful. I love the sense of pride that our people had back in the day.
DAM I MISS HARLEM WEEK.
When those weekly festivities that led to Grants Tomb ceased that final Summer the energy in Harlem began to wither as did all of the African American owned businesses in Harlem. Old Harlem will live on in our hearts & memories forever.
Word … it’s sad to say shit was better when niggas was selling crack 1000 miles a hour
Why’d they scrap it?! YOU & a true few should try & bring it back !
@@johanmassy5290 I only discovered Harlem as an adult in college. But by that time (early '90s) it had really become commercialized and plastic. Honestly it felt dead. A few historically significant landmarks here and there, but the SOUL was gone. I would LOVE to hear more stories like you just told....a festival leading up to Grants Tomb? More Oral History please!
6:56/8:15 OMG What a queen! Love her New York accent
This was real dope to watch. Thank you for uploading this. Shoutout to Adeleke!
Thank you for watching!
I know two people with this last name. Neither are related. The rapper Davido has the same last name as well. Must be common. I prolly was there at this time. I frequented Harlem around this time although I lived in Brooklyn. Wow! Great memories.
I was piss poor around this time living in St.Nicholas projects but I miss this atmosphere…
Thank you for watching Isreal!
But you had family & love that made sure you were safe & fed. It takes a lot to make it into adulthood as a child growing up in NYCHA; i say so as a Polo Grounds native.
Harlem week on Wednesday nights was always a movie
Thanks for watching.
Nothing but truth!!!!!! This brings back so many memories 💪🏾💯❤️
No gentrification love it
I know. I miss all the drugs and crime, abandoned buildings n shit.
@@ssherrierable I miss the millions of natives who were wiped out for land, millions of dark shade people who were wiped out and some kidnapped to toil the land, and millions of light shade people wiped out in a race to conquer land, wipe out natives, fraudulently identify themselves as the same natives they wiped out in the Americas, South Africa, New Zealand, Australia, etc., and now they're carrying out the phase of occupation as part of their plan for world domination. These same light shade usurpers believe they can be moral judges. Miss me with that!
@@gravyguns blah blah blah. Stop feeling sorry for yourself and make a difference than. Ppl that cry race card all the time just show how weak minded they are.
@@ssherrierable Based on your response, you obviously support crime that suits your agenda and benefits you. You're as much as a moral judge as any criminal. Blah, blah blah that, you opportunistic criminal.
@@ssherrierable Another obsessed Incel
wow, Harlem keep changing
Wow….Before lace fronts and eye lashes.
🔑🔑🔑 #90sLOVE
🔑🔑🔑 LOVE #90’sLOVE
That anchor lady is a Nigerian. I wonder where she is now
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That girl at 8:30 in the green is so cute!😘❤
word she is
I know the first guy as an older gentleman now it is funny to see him young and really slim. 🤣
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Can you share this link with your
Friend?
Nice
@7:10 she's French speaking I can tell by her accent
3:51 youll never find blam blam blam a hairline like mines lol
You in charge Rudy?
Rudy: yea I’m in charge
Big head nga in charge
@@vensonj lmao
If you close your eyes the first guy sounds like will Smith
Wonder how meny gangsters were walking around the festival that day!! 👀
Dope Dope Dope
Had no idea Mary J was famous in '92
Yo! That was a long mic🎤 👀(pause)😂!!!
Yes! Shotgun mics. Thanks for watching.
I wonder why they stopped having Harlem Week on 125 street?
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I was 1 in 1992
Which song plays the first 30 seconds?
It's 3rd Bass. Product of the environment remix. With some samples. Thanks for watching.
Where is Cam’ron and Mase?
Back when most Americans talked and acted the same...then hip hop & rap took a certain group into the twilight zone
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This was terrible
Bryon looked uncomfortable 😂 you can tell Harlem was a lot rougher back in the day