Common Shares What He Misses Most About 90s Hip-Hop

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Plenty consider the 90s to be the 'Golden Era' of Hip-Hop, and despite having success in multiple decades, Common explains what he misses the most about that particular era. #common
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19 июн 2024

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Комментарии : 41

@VanGtfogh Месяц назад

Speaking of Sprite, Common did a series of sprite commercials with Mack 10, Fat Joe, Goodie Mob, and Afrika Bambaataa in the 90s

@samkidsonthebiggestscreenc1164 Месяц назад

A common an nas joint off them Pete rock beats I want to hear that

@williamcapone5457 Месяц назад

FR!!!!!

@each1teach1academy43 27 дней назад

90s Hip Hop is the greatest form of music ever created!!!!!!!!!!!!

@DONTOURAGETV Месяц назад

If you wanna be technical , up until recently The Golden Era was always considered to be from 88-92

@dvdndsWill Месяц назад

I agree, but I'd stretch it to about 95-96.

@rondeisel 27 дней назад

Actually, it started in 86, when Eric B and Rakim dropped "Eric B for President."

@sharaymecrumble2235 Месяц назад

I’m definitely excited for some new common let’s get it

@eleazy 27 дней назад

Remember watching that video for the first time when it came out. When he got to the end I said WHATT?!?!?!? 🤯

@rm8344 27 дней назад

Common is a legend

@rbfx9741 Месяц назад

Chicago!

@drdread9896 Месяц назад

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

@BKLYN_TZU Месяц назад

The only thing I don't miss from '93 to '96 is rappers rapping about smoking blunts drinking 40z and keeping it real but either then that the early to mid '90s had some of the best rap albums in hip-hop history

@Justkooling91 Месяц назад

Now these days rappers just rapping bout Lean and doing drills

@BKLYN_TZU Месяц назад

@@Justkooling91 good point but back then for those few years that was the popular topics so it makes me laugh when these younger people talk about the '90s like it was all lyrical miracle they had that but with in that there was a lot of Barz about rolling blunts and drinking 40z 😂

@TigerCraneLove Месяц назад

GTFOOH Nas, Biggie, Wu Tang, Mobb Deep, Gangstarr, Lost Boyz, DEF Squad, I could keep going but this new era. Other than K Dot J Cole who else?

@Justkooling91 Месяц назад

@@TigerCraneLove No fucking shit I got 33 hrs worth of 90’s music I can go on too. I’m just going off what dude saying, calm down

@TigerCraneLove Месяц назад

@@Justkooling91 cool out slim wasn’t speaking to you.

@bigdrudogg33 Месяц назад

I first heard of Common back when Ice Cube was at his neck

@LesegoSetlaki-xy4ir Месяц назад

😂😂😂he got lucky cube never got the chance to respond

@vharris5503 15 дней назад

@LesegoSetlaki-xy4ir Cube did respond and Common dropped one of the best disses to the response

@koreymcadams9960 Месяц назад

Common always sounds like he struggles to put a sentence together. 😂

@Cahluvca 26 дней назад

Variety....

@Jburneyjr Месяц назад

Atlanta is known as the Empire of the South, not the Capital

@CinqueMalcolm Месяц назад

People always gave Common credit for being sharper than he actually was. He always dropped banal takes and was never all that well spoken. Not hating on him or saying it was his fault or intent to be seen as more than he was, but I worked for the label he was in and witnessed his rise as a teen and I always marveled at how he had this image that wasn't necessarily congruent with who he was.