Erock Stoenescu hahaha I saw dj Khaled's Dj play this at EDC Vegas and the group of black people sitting in front of me instantly jumped up and started knucking 😂 zero to 100 real quick
@@supersaturn956 Princess was cool, but she honestly (imo) just benefitted from the sheer clout from Diamond. No other verse had the same energy as "Come in the club, shaking my dreads...."
LMFAO. Ikr.I got kids and this was one of my favorite joints in high school & I was taking my musical trip down memory lane and this joint come on & my sons started bopping they head, lol. I said NO & hit skip so quick, lmbo. They was salty for a second but I couldn't let them hear that one just yet. Lol
@@michaelmidax8108 I feel that man lol maybe when they teens and they come home heartbroken or hurt we will be like. It's time. It's to learn the ways of knuckin n buckin.
boy i played this shit & my lil nephew going say unc why they copying the beat off of juju on the beat, boy i real live almost 2 pieced that lil nigga bruhh 💯💯👊
because law of attraction launched a desire to promote more peace and unity between the races. and happiness rather than fear and hatred. eh. you asked.
the second this joint comes on at a party 4 police officers, 3 drug dogs, a swat team and the US army burst in the door to shut shit down before a riot breaks out 😂😂
And the younger generation wonders why my generation is always pissed off this maybe why. This came out when I was still in school, I'm 31 now and it still sounds new.
You had 2 options when this song came on; get crunk as fuck or go sit your ass down. You couldn't stand around wile everyone was getting crunk. You'd get bucked on lol. Good times.
James T Jones Club? Lol nah, I was in middle school when this came out, But, we sure acted a fool at the dances tho. They almost banned it. Even the white kids would get buck to this song.
