First Time Hearing Bone Thugs-N-Harmony ft Tupac "Thug Luv" 

Don't forget Big Pun & Coolio

@@spartanrealah2121 I mean. Coolio with them on The Points right? What other song they do together? Cause if that’s the case they also did records with Redman, Helta Skeltah, Busta Rhymes, Black Moon and so many others lol

@@spartanrealah2121 they're not iconic Legends like the 3 listed above. But they are passed you might as well add DMX who they also collabed with

Phil Collins too

@@richardcolliwoodtetteh2448 He's still alive though. When it omes to *Eazy, Biggie & Pac* nobody else collaborated with all 3 & because their past it's impossible for anybody to collab with them

We loving this parents tighten up music is key. Verzuz is necessary

Growing up in the 90's we had the best music full of raw emotions, you could feel every verse . . . Being 40 I still crank what now known as old school rap this new generation should listen more to when rap was cold , real and was the way of life

I bought The Art of War in a FYE in my local mall in 1997. I was 18. One of the best albums I remember. So many goods songs on that double disc. I also picked up Biggie, Life After Death 2 discer that day. Yikes... rap/hip hop was 100xs better in 90s and 00s.

They play this in a club and old heads are there its over. Whatever goes at that point it goes. LOL

I feel old now 😂

Facts

So, pretty much everyone who ever listened to Bone. I had their first two CDs, growing up in the mid 90s, and it was the definition of just vibing and waiting for the lines you could actually understand to rap along with it.

Three six bodied them in that versus. To be fair, they are way different though.

I was about 10 when I started listening to them in '95. I got to go see 3 of them live back in 2019. Was the BEST night ever man. They were apart of the Snoop and Friends concert. But they were the highlight for me. Sucks Bizzy wasn't able to make it tho. Wasn't allowed into Canada.

@@llahhsoj7651 dont think so.

Not only the gun shots but the theme from Jason playing under the beat too.

Pac loved 7

them gunshots blew our mind in 97!!!!!!

So true

Speaking for the other side, I was in college in the early ‘90’s HBCU proud. Our campus was just like A Different World. A lot of the brothers there were trying to leave hood stuff alone and make a change. Think about the McDonald’s scene in Spike Lee’s School Dayz. We played everything hot coming out in Rap/Hip Hop because we had classmates from all over the country. You had to dub your homeboys tapes when he got back to school from visiting home. I saw the VHS video where PAC caught his first assault case. It was at a ball player’s party in a University gym. PAC was performing on stage with a baseball bat and the sound man kept messing up the mics. PAC got mad and jumped off stage and was rushing the sound booth and started swinging. Someone caught him with a mean right to the dome but he was still swinging.

@@djmaxxhtx people don't realize how big of a deal it was for brothers like yourself to go to college back then, especially now days. I wish I would've went down that road but it took forever to leave the street stuff alone cause I was so deep in it. Much love bro

@@younggullah I appreciate it. It was not all roses though. School was full of everything that is in the world schools don’t talk about; death, murder, drugs, prostitution, scammers, fraud, etc. You had to be strong to keep your mind focused. My homeboy killed by police hit the hardest. I saw first hand how they jumped on the news to direct the narrative and assault his character. This was 30 years ago before the internet we know and we still talk about our homeboy like he still here. Peace bro.

@@djmaxxhtx RIP ✝️ To your homie my guy 🔥COLDRED🥶

Stop the 🧢. Pac was way out of his league on this song

@@lutherodanielsjr7876not even

@@lutherodanielsjr7876what you talking about

@@lutherodanielsjr7876 what are you on about??

Cap

Facts

Down 71

I’m ready for the Bone Thugs rabbit hole!

@@DsChelI yup. Bone, Pac and MF DOOM. You can get lost in those catalogs.

they already checked out 1st and $, but Mo Murda and Buddah Lovaz has yet to be atteined

Sorry for your loss

Sorry for the loss. My fav is Art of War

My grandma is a bruja. I'll tell her to pray for you and your son! Sorry for your loss!

That's a tuslly their 3rd album, first one is called Faces of Death. then Creepin, the E. 1999, then Art of War. then their career took a nose dive, I blame eazy e wife tomeka wright. shady AZZ BROAD yo.....

East 1999 I had it on Tape(cassette) these Era of music is the HARDEST!!!!!

@@williamrice7961 Absolutely agree.

East 1999 first CD I ever bought!! Try the rare gem!! Faces of Death album! By Bone before they signed with Ruthless Records!!!!! Talk about a throwback. The song Hell Sent off the album is kinda pre Mo Murder. But more so story of them kicking Satan's ass and taking over hell. 🔥 Damn near impossible to find a harder track.

Maannnnn I used to have a song notebook and record off the radio on cassette tape… rewind and rewind and rewind to write the lyrics down… good times… spent HOURS In my room doing that.

@@mrs.spicer Not lying right here. We all zoned out.

Creepin On A Come Up is one of my favorite album

You a G

Fun fact: the beat was made for Eazy-E

Fun fact it was always a Bone song but Bizzy got to the studio early & started the song early with Pac

@@spartanrealah2121See, I didn't even know that. Lol. I always heard that "Thug Luv" was a Bizzy solo track. But then again, Tomica Wright always had her hand in everything Bone related, so who knows? Lol

@@spartanrealah2121 but was for Eazy-E but he passed so bizzy and dj uneek pulled it out of the vault and 2pac love the beat so they used it

The group talked about it. It was a bizzy solo with the features. Once they heard it they was like naw we all gotta get on this

Straight facts here! I got the album cover tattooed 🔥

loool yup

Playa G (Memphis rapper) had one of my favorite tracks about Bone "Fuck the Trunk"

Some of that 3 6, Project Pat, southern rap is so underrated and unknown. I wish it was more main stream. That's where Luda came from also.

I miss Sam goodies! Lol

Man, we had BTNH in cassette tapes. Lmaoooo. Good music.

Born in 91 and my older brother bumped this!! We lived in Charlotte, NC and this came on the radio everyday!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥

Same, lots of cassettes and rewinding tracks. Spent all day learning the flow. “This track is tight you best be clapping your hands…”

they probably wasnt even born

@@dmsbears1782 They got the biggie poster in the back... they have def heard this before.

Doesn't look like they get that.

💯💯💯💯🔥

31 years together as a rap group, they weren't rapping for almost 40 years. That meant they rapping fast as 8 year Olds. Lmao

@@darrellpasion8925 30,40 years does it matter at that point? His statement still remains true after all this time they have the best fast rap cadence's.

@@kinglyfe86 well it sounds ridiculous to me a group of 8 year Olds rapping compared to a group of 18 year olds. Just saying .but yes I agree the best rap group ever imo and only group to do it with 3 deceased Rap legends and my favorite rap group till this day since 94 ✌️

@@kinglyfe86 AGREED what's funny is Krayzie, Flesh & Layzie met in 7th grade most people are 12 in 7th grade Krayzie Flesh are 49 that mean they've been together since at least 37 years add in the fact that Layzie & Flesh are brothers & Wish is they cousin Bizzy came on the scene at 12 he's now 46 & 40 years is about right

@@darrellpasion8925 you do realize they been friends & family longer then they've been a group right

Good ol days.

Onggg I been waiting for them to react to this

I grew up listening to Bone and I seen them in concert and know the lyrics. The beats is everything.

And Lazy Bone too!

This is the one

I second this. I got 5 on it is one of my favorites ever

The version with the conversation in the beginning 😂

And who told you that because Bizzy Bone said it was supposed to be his solo song featuring Pac

@@walterjohnson1740 the fact Thug Luv (feat. BTNH / Bizzy Bone) was listed in about 3 or 4 tracklists hand written by Tupac himself Edit : also I said considered not confirmed since the One Nation album was never finalized

@@walterjohnson1740 Was originally Bizzy and Pac (also feat Silk e Fine) called Thug Luv OG (you can still find it) the others were brought in afterwards. I actually prefer the other version.

You ain't lying. I was 17 and I wish I understood that back then. That gangsta rap shit impacted us worse than crack in the long run