Yo they started the whole trend with you gotsta chill. In fact the whole time very few dared to drop a zapp sample track unless they was tight with EPMD
Remember when Erick used to own rim shop on Peachtree in Atlanta? He was openly the first New Yorker who contributed Atlanta and fine touch the urban culture
+Michael Howard can't agree more hip hop has sold out too many artist are to quick to follow the same can be said for all platforms of music but when you look in to the music industry you can see how shady it is
When I was a kid Eric's beats had what they called Underground bass.It was what made ur ride obnoxiously vibrate rhythmically WITHOUT being OBNOXIOUS!!!!!
Erick Sermon is the epitome of staying power in entertainment. My man can be 65 years old dropping low key off beat style on his own beats and it'll be slamming. Not a word negative can be said about this man and his career. Rap God 100%
Erick Sermon is one of my all time favorite rappers and producers. My initial rap-style was based on Erick Sermon's, Special Ed's and Kurupt's rap styles. They all basically taught me how to rap.
His solo project confirmed his musical genius behind the EPMD/Redman projects. Parrish was more in tune to the business..but Erick figured it out..he was unstoppable. Golden Era Hip Hop
Man how bout Insomnia? So many dope tracks on there of artists that just went nowhere and had almost if not no other tracks. I still bunk that record at least once a month.
I wake up to 🍵 ☕️ all that Thank you ❤ for this Killing it with these lyrics It stuck with me My point is don't leave Stay EPMD 💪🏿 Def Squad in the building 😮🎉❤🫵🏿👊🏿👏🏿✌🏿🙏🏿
Hip Hop Classic... Yoooo, My Homie worked right next door to the rim shop at Hosea Williams medical supply company, and we kicked it with all the MC's who fell through on the low cause I was movin dem trees at the time... Fa real Peace to Diamond D, Dallas Austin, Redman, Illegal, and odor course E DOUBLE... What up Reese? Hahahaaaaa
Prophetic...accurately describing or predicting what will happen in the future."his warnings proved prophetic." Ol'Hip-hop...Smh...It's a shame what happened to her! 😢
Ah, 1993. See, this is indeed my favorite year for music through and through. That beat started playin' in my head so I just had to come and check on this gem. Haven't heard it in a minute.
Yesssss! Sirrrrrr! Keep the same beat and bring on the Def Squad for a "Stay Real Extended Version" featuring Erick Sermon, Redman, Keith Murray, and Jamal. This needs to happen with that Hip Hop Funk!
Even though I was a Super Nintendo guy (and still am, tbh), but you can’t go wrong with Erick Sermon playing Holyfield on that Sega Genesis (which I also have - the OG and the Mini)! More importantly, that song is an absolute classic
"Say Say ...Say What?" I've always loved that hook on this track. Man..back when everyone was bumping albums like this from Def Squad coming down the street when it dropped. Peace a G.O.A.T. producer E Double.
Love him💖💖💖 the shower scene is when you know Eric Sermon is for real he's a true genius of the rap game, especially when he can give props to his forefathers 💯
Man a pair of Punch Pro 12's with fosgate amp back in the day had the whole block shakin with this joint! That Redman gansta grill got me rollin bruh!! Classic 💣
Erick Sermon of EPMD Stay Real song and video is a classic. LOL@Erick lyrics. No Pressure album is good. I like album pictures. Erick Sermon, Willie D of Geto Boys, MC Ren of NWA, LL Cool J, Gang Starr(RIP Guru), Redman, Foxy Brown are my favorite music rappers.
Like all old school hip-hop rap music old school hip-hop mix music old school hip-hop jam music old school hip-hop 90s music old school hip-hop Erick sermon-stay real
