FINALLY DID IT! Everyday Thang - Bone Thugs  

DISCLAIMER: Go to 2:30 If y'all wanna get right into the reaction 😎👍

Love this track cause it’s truly bone at their essence….all 5 members, multiple members on the hook which i absolutely love, so smooth

This was one of their best songs ever the flow, the cadence and the harmony they all went crazy. Greetings from Mexico.

Economy is a liquor store on St.Clair and 6-4 is referring to 64oz bottles of beer

Their chemistry was incomparable back in tha day.

Wish said “Niggaz dead when I’m mad now.”

My favorite Bone song!!

Yes my boy ✊🏻

Bro that song is turely a gem in hip hop

Hell ya!!

COOKIN DINNER EARS ARE PEELED THOUGH KK

For those that don’t know Economy is a liquor store on st Clair which they claim sold the coldest beer

I'd be interested to know how they wrote and recorded this one, it worked so well, i wished they had done more like this without the chorus separating them each time

The Show was a 1995 Hip Hop Documentary/movie. It featured performances and interviews with some of hip hips greatest MC's at the time including The Notorious B.I.G., Snoop Dogg, Dr. Dre, Run D.M.C., and Wu-Tang Clan to name a few. It's basically a concert on film. Everyday Thang is from the soundtrack to the movie.

Economy is the liquor store where they get their beer. I never seen a 64oz but two 32oz beers equal 64.

Kray said, “I got a pump on tha porch on a mission for money.”

U-Neek is still with Bone.

Actually it’s 3 different versions of crossroads

Another great track that talks murder while singing would be Shoot em up from the, Great White Hype soundtrack. They sing about shooting dudes up with a 12 gauge on a happy feel good beat that is borderline inspirational.

I know what you mean about flesh. I think it's the aggression and passion in his voice your talking about.

Finally

One of my favorites and I was one of the ones that kept asking 😂 thanks bro. 10/10 reaction 💪🏾 and yes it needed a little more wish and Krayzie

Just from putting the starting timestamp in the comments I'm subbing.

“Dummies” are fake crack rocks made of soap. Speaking of which, you gotta react to “Dummy Man” by Krayzie from his 1st solo album “Thug Mentality.”

Ok so, the original version of "Everyday Thang" is on their album "Faces Of Death" as Bone Enterprise, before they met Eazy E and was signed to Ruthless. There's technically a third version on "The Art Of War" titled "Ain't Nothin' Changed (Everyday Thang 2)". It's most likely called Everyday Thang 2 because many people hadn't heard the Bone Enterprise version unless you had their "Faces Of Death" album. Since you're listening to the albums in order, if you don't plan to listen to "Faces Of Death", which you definitely should, check out the original version. You'll get to "Ain't Nothin'Changed (Everyday Thang 2)" once you make it to "The Art Of War".

Can you do Dope house family spm . But definitely keep doing bone