INCREDIBLE!!! Mos Def - Black On Both Sides REVIEW/REACTION (First Time Hearing)

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@TheCre88tor Год назад

01:35 Fear Not of Man (prod. by Mos Def) 04:52 Hip Hop (prod. by Diamond D & Mos Def) 08:51 Love (prod. by 88-Keys) 12:42 Ms. Fat Booty (prod. by Ayatollah) 16:56 Speed Law (prod. by 88-Keys) 21:24 Do It Now ft. Busta Rhymes (prod. by Mr. Khaliyl) 24:35 Got (prod. by Ali Shaheed Muhammad) 28:38 Umi Says (prod. by David Kennedy & Mos Def) 33:16 New World Water (prod. by Psycho Les) 36:32 Rock 'n' Roll (prod. by Mos Def & Psycho Les) 41:09 Know That ft. Talib Kweli (prod. by Ayatollah) 45:14 Climb ft. Vinia Mojica (prod. by DJ Etch-A-Sketch, Mos Def & Weldon Irvine) 48:45 Brooklyn (prod. by David Kennedy, Ge-ology & Mos Def) 54:45 Habitat (prod. by DJ Etch-A-Sketch) 59:23 Mr. Nigga ft. Q-Tip (prod. by D Prosper & Mos Def) 1:05:44 Mathematics (prod. by DJ Premier) 1:11:01 May - December (prod. by 88-Keys & Mos Def)

@TexasTrip Год назад

My dawg ✊🏽

@hiarllyalmeida06 8 месяцев назад

thanks legend 🔥

@jayr1467 5 месяцев назад

A backpack rapper is a backhanded compliment in which they use to label lyrical rappers who usually have deep rooted content with in their lyrics that doesn't go with the norms of what people rap about now a days. Now Hip Hop/ Rap has moved far from what it originated as. And in most cases, there's nothing wrong with growth, but there are alot of songs from today's artists that does not promote self love, and appreciation of your culture. An artist such as, Big Sexy Redd is the complete opposite what hip hop should be, and it's more for what the industry wants to put out to keep you in a certain place. Which is to act wild, vile, and uncivilized.

@jayr1467 5 месяцев назад

I love the fact that he ended the album with a jazzy soul instrumental. Just to let you digest what your ears just heard. This is for sure one of my Top 10 Albums of all time.

@lovehate8286 Год назад

This album is the EPITOME of hip hop’s ESSENCE. One of the greatest albums ever made.

@stankyrandy Год назад

Straight facts! The essence of hip hop was in here.

@STAYYZ Год назад

I got this album tied with Illmatic for greatest ever.

@lethaldose2000 Год назад

What turly amazing about Mos Def is his effortless flow with such deep intellectual content. his Talent is just jaw-dropping.

@learningwithiyam731 Год назад

This album is a pure classic and masterpiece! It's museum worthy. Salute to one of the true goats of Hip-hop!

@stankyrandy Год назад

Facts!!!

@RaddBadgerz 11 месяцев назад

Legit one of the best rap albums of all time.

@robertmatthews9650 Год назад

Listening to Black on Both Sides gives me inspiration to live a better life.

@gibranmcdonald9853 Год назад

Mos and Talib are documentarians for real. This and the Black Star album are masterpieces from men well versed in history. I love how they reference books like the Invisible Man and great artists from way back

@stephenkennedy9616 Год назад

You should go ahead and also add Talib's first album, that also was Hi-Tek's first official album, are all CLASSIC...

@gibranmcdonald9853 Год назад

@@stephenkennedy9616 No doubt, I like Eardrum too

@dannytarver4533 Год назад

I wish the 3 of them would have made more albums together

@Deltron_Zero Год назад

Mos Def is a top 10 type of MC. Respect for reviewing this album, your selections are on point. Btw, you're gonna love that Black Star album 💯

@cbfwebs Год назад

Backpacker rap was a term in the 2000's for abstract and/or mostly conscious rappers. Examples would be Black Thought, Common, Mos Def & Talib Kweli, Pharaohe Monch, Canibus. Early Kanye tried to tap into the niche also, wearing literal backpacks on stage. Props my guy Ahmad! You got the best hip-hop reactions on RU-vid. All legendary artists and reactions!!!! Best of the best music. Can't wait to see you just be defeated when you hear Mos & Talib together on that BlackStar album!!

@phillytnoize Год назад

Backpacker rap needs to come back

@djblock215 Год назад

I agree with your definition mainly but really equate it with conscious underground rappers. Also would include Aesop Rock, Slug.

@KtotheG Год назад

Hip hop got real commercial in the '00s, which really started in the late '90s with the Puffy/Shiny Suit/Jiggy/Bling Bling era... and so there began this palpable friction between the underground scene and the commercial market. Some hip hop journalist mockingly referred to these underground "lyrical miracle" rappers as "backpackers" to sorta dismiss them, because they weren't making music that was blowing up on the radio and in the clubs...

@albertogonzalez2203 Год назад

@@phillytnoize 💯%

@SolidSnake240 Год назад

I always hated that term lol

@milesbachelor8747 Год назад

This WHOLE ALBUM was a love letter to Hip Hop. Timeless. Mighty Mos bruh

@chrisv966 Год назад

'Backpack rappers' were people who made music for independent labels and were known as 'underground' artists. The part of the backpack was many wore them to carry their notebooks of rhymes they had written, or blackbooks for graffiti for those who wrote, along with their cassette/CD players to listen to their music. It was really a whole movement because I was part of that briefly; it was a phase in my youth I went through.

@Comrade.Question Год назад

Don't forget all the old records producers dug up for sampling, backpacks were perfect for carrying those around.

@jonah6212 Год назад

@@Comrade.Question don't forget the spray cans!

@NJbakintheday Год назад

That sample in "Brooklyn" is from Roy Ayers' "We Live In Brooklyn". Crazy jazz and soul influences all throughout this joint. This is thinking man's hip hop. Don't ever let 'em dumb you down.

@remcotevreden1228 9 месяцев назад

I think also sampled by Smiff n wessun and the bootcamp click

@stankyrandy Год назад

Peace to you King Ahmad! This is arguably my favorite album of all time. No skips!! PURE CLASSIC Real Hip hop album !! A lot of quotables and knowledge! Sick beats and lyrics all throughout! One of the best albums ever in hip hop history. Perfect album! 🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤

@lethaldose2000 Год назад

Mos Def brings lyricism that is ruthless and multi-layered, at the same time he's able to put in whimsical similies and metaphors to express his more soulful perspective on music as being a baby of 70's soul. He never abandons his roots to fit the thuggish expectations we have for aggressive hiphop artist. He is a perfect balacne of the past, present and future interpretations of black music. He is truly timeless.

@KtotheG Год назад

Nice poetry

@phillipmorgan4627 Год назад

Well said

@clintongray5065 Год назад

This is the essence of hiphop right here a hot beat and incredible lyrics no fancy stuff just straight MCing 💪🏾

@bgmethod3989 Год назад

Now you understand why we love Mos Def. I wish he had dropped more than he did

@bryonhill5486 Год назад

Mos Def, Pharaohe Monch, Lyricist Lounge 1, Soundbombing 2... That era of Rawkus Records was amazing to behold.

@jerseydan95 Год назад

God damn. Forgot about this album . Everything that dropped in our 90s generation was a fucking classic

@stevenguevara2184 Год назад

That Busta song was a true collaboration. They deffinetly were in the studio together working on that song

@Ikejay1979 Год назад

He finally reacted to something I requested!!!

@tonygardner50 Год назад

😅😂😂

@chipshots Год назад

Was getting goosebumps most of this video. And I have listened to this album hundreds of times. Such an amazing piece of work.

@michaelprice3992 Год назад

💯

@ArtisanWindchimes Год назад

Late 90s-early 2000s was the highest level of rapping and nastiest beats

@nicolasjones2929 Год назад

"Umi says" is the song I want played at my funeral. Song is a masterpiece

@enlightenmenttv2287 Год назад

So glad you appreciated the album, this my all time favorite shit. That 2nd beat on the Brooklyn song is a sample flip of a Roy Ayers song that's actually called We Live in Brooklyn Baby. The entire beat is a reworking of that record, you should check it out.

@rapsta2255 Год назад

Since you enjoyed this album, you should listen to these: - _Internal Affairs_ by Pharoahe Monch - _Train of Thought_ by Reflection Eternal (Talib Kweli & Hi-Tek) - _Things Fall Apart_ by The Roots - _Like Water for Chocolate_ by Common - _Fantastic, Vol. 2_ by Slum Village - _Hi-Teknology_ by Hi-Tek - _Art Official Intelligence: Mosaic Thump_ by De La Soul

@keyfromthecity Год назад

This the list right here!

@alicnestoret635 5 месяцев назад

Man, I could not agree more with your selection. I loooved all these classic albums to death. Bought all of them, except for the last one.

@Ikejay1979 Год назад

Back pack rappers was considered the true essence of hip hop breakdancing shell toe Adidas graffiti army fatigues and timbs back in the 80s and 90s

@kelvinmustafa2710 Год назад

That was not a term in hip hop n the 80s n 90s. Wish y’all stop saying that.

@HookedonChronics Год назад

@@kelvinmustafa2710 it wasnt a term then but it refers to rappers that kept that hip hop culture and lifestyle alive while all the mainstream rappers made pop and club songs.

@jimweishuhn9953 11 месяцев назад

Ill be 47 in November. This is still one of my favorite hip-hop albums ever!

@ScottBuckets Год назад

Rawkus Records was on 🔥 at this time. Mos Def, Reflection Eternal, Pharoahe Monch, Black Star, etc. so much amazing and timeless music back to back. This album is a classic classic classic

@euphoricmonk Год назад

Bro you missed Company flow, Wordsworth, Thurston Howell the third and RA the rugged man. Aesop Rock the goat

@joshuadiaz2330 Год назад

Imagine him Reviewing & Reacting to the SoundBombing Compilations on Rawkus Records!?? I swear he would just up & QUIT Music in General! Hahaha. Overwhelming DOPE hip hop album!

@madaction9373 Год назад

Would love to hear a review of Pharoahe Monch - Internal Affairs. It’s a classic album

@homecourtsociety Год назад

Rawkus Era most underrated of all time..every album they dropped was an instant classic.

@ScottBuckets Год назад

@@euphoricmonk yeah I only scratched the surface. Plus there was a ton of singles from all kinds of people. Company Flow Funcrusher Plus... Shabaam Sahdeeq, Sir Menelik... Rawkus had a stretch that was unmatched at the time.

@shaftpunk84 Год назад

I might’ve listened to this album more than any other. Know it front to back.

@MsFatBooty82 Год назад

I can't count how many times I have listened to this album. One of the top 5 of ALL TIME! The gems Yasiin drops throughout each track are incredible. There are so many nuances, metaphors, and double entendres that you really need to listen to this album multiple times to truly comprehend all the knowledge you're being given. Also, Miss Fat Booty is my anthem lol

@eitanaltman158 Год назад

This album, Black Star, Things Fall Apart (The Roots), and Moment of Truth (Gang Starr) kept my hip hop spirit alive just as mainstream rap was getting wack at the end of the 90’s… a few shining lights amid the Puffy pop ocean of fish eye lenses, shiny suits, crystal poppin…

@MrKingoftroy Год назад

2nd sample on Brooklyn was Roy Ayers- We Live in Brooklyn

@KingAhmadTv Год назад

My guy 💯💪🏾

@tonyclark8132 Год назад

He crushed that “Who Shot Ya” beat. You should also check out his Kalifornia Love version from the “Biker Boyz” soundtrack

@zurieljansky28 10 месяцев назад

Mos Def is without question one of the greatest MC's of all time. He is in my top 5 without debate. It really disappoints me just how underrated he is. He is so versatile, he can make any type of album or song. It would be so dope to see him clloab with Andre 3K because they are so similar as far as their musical styles go.

@q-dawwg626 Год назад

Mod Def AKA Yasin Bey is also a MUSICIAN. He played a majority of the instruments on this album

@DirtCheapFU Год назад

Timeless MC, classic album.

@russellrobinson8192 Год назад

I've been waiting for this. Blew my mind when I was a teenager. You definitely need to check out the Black Starr's 1st album. You have to. Looking forward to that Midnight Marauders review.

@gordonreichert9995 Год назад

Need to react to the first Black Star album and the first Reflection Eternal album.

@JVUno Год назад

Two albums I think you should do, I missed them if you've done them already. A Tribe Called Quests - Midnight Marauders, and Smif n Wessun - The Shinin. Smif n Wessun's album also has a beat that uses "We live in brooklyn baby.."

@rayraydubb Год назад

🔥 Hip Hop at its finest!!! 🔥 it's about time! Can't wait for Black Star!

@HBCSTL9587 Год назад

The turn of the millenium was an incredible time for Black music

@STAYYZ Год назад

Backpack rappers are rappers who don't do the gangsta shit they focus on the love of Hip-Hop, the art of rap and the love of lyricism.

@yfbnetwork Год назад

Since you’re in your Brooklyn bag with Mos Def, I highly recommend you dive deep into the Bootcamp Click catalogue … Heltah Skeltah, Smiff-N-Wessun, Black Moon, OGC

@Maurice1191 Год назад

As a "backpacker". We carried backpacks; usually JanSports because we didn't listen to the radio so we kept our music (cassetts,CDs then later hard drives full of music) graffiti/tagger/bomber tools (paint pens, sketch books, stickers and paint cans, rubber gloves and sometimes bolt cutters ) along with our rhyme books, books and probably a Hip-Hop publication (typically The Source magazine) on us at all times. Kinda like how dudes used to wear ball shorts under their clothes at all times...it was about the culture.

@Spender604 Год назад

No one better to do it during this era. Def is a beast

@munganduchivubwe Год назад

Mos Def (also exec.) Diamond D, Ge-ology, 88-Keys, DJ Premier, Ayatollah, D Prosper, Ali Shaheed Muhammad, Psycho Les, DJ Etch-A-Sketch, David Kennedy the people behind the production of Black on Both Sides.

@adnanojd Год назад

Mr. Nicca, UMI says, hip hop, mathematics are some of the best tracks on here so is habitat and new world water, certified classic one of the best hip-hop albums of all time period. Salute the mighty Mos aka Yasiin Bey.

@loudiamonds6587 Год назад

One of my favorite hiphop albums ever...

@mohammadabdularazzaq9680 Год назад

The sample was from Roy Ayers we live in Brooklyn

@KtotheG Год назад

That "We Live In Brooklyn, Baby" sample is from Roy Ayers. That's the name of the song. Also, Digable Planets sampled it on their song called "Brooklyn" from their second album Blowout Comb. Hey, if you haven't done it already, you should review that album. It's a CLASSIC!

@leronharrison1110 Год назад

You got to it before I could, but I agree that Blowout Comb is an amazing album that he should listen to!!

@kingofwaffles13 11 месяцев назад

this is my favourite hiphop album of all time. just found this video. much respect my dude, true hip hop love.

@Brocuzgodlocdunfamdogson Год назад

You should do Smif-n-Wessun’s first album “Dah Shinin”. That album is a flat out classic. Random Axe is another group you should listen to. Such a shame they only put one album out before Sean Price passed. They were on some shit with that album.

@rapsta2255 Год назад

Random Axe is dope! Ahmad would definitely love it, but I'm not sure it'll help his channel. It isn't as popular as the stuff he reacted to.

@Brocuzgodlocdunfamdogson Год назад

@@rapsta2255 he’s done Sean P stuff in the past…i think he mentioned that his pops is a big fan too. Listening to Guilty Simpson and Black Milk on the album might also lead him to other Detroit artists like Royce, Elzhi and producers like J Dilla.

@ugkforlife9120 Год назад

Hip hop by mos def means a lot to me it makes me think of life and all of the shit that i have been through and also it makes me think of memories thank you for this mos def you are a legend

@DillaKid3 Год назад

I trip out on how many producers this album had. Every song’s beat gave me the same feeling and the album flowed really well, even though it was a different producers all over the album

@DaliDessalines Год назад

My top 5 all time albums. Mos def one of the true GOAT in this whole shit

@kabbalah37 Год назад

If you want another great Mos Def collaboration, check the song Double Trouble with Mos and the Roots

@mcnasty8788 Год назад

It's a masterpiece. It's one of the best albums I've ever heard period.

@jskee2002 Год назад

That slow down hook is from the Brand Nubian song “Slow Down”, put that on your list to review

@bandlsd Год назад

This is an absolute masterpiece

@q-dawwg626 Год назад

A TRUE Renaissance HIPHOP CLASSIC

@nestorantoniogarciavalenci4052 Год назад

He goes by YASIIN BEY (FORMALLY KNOWN AS MOS DEF,LOOK UP MUSIC AS YASIIN BEY

@bigeee-man7810 Год назад

Love that you did this project… big props to you bro Happy to see this generation approaching my generations music. Keep putting this content out there and keep doing your thing. Respect

@KingAhmadTv Год назад

Appreciate u my dude 👊🏾💯

@SHARPEYE1 Год назад

This album is a classic and i still have my vinyl in the original plastic wrap

@munganduchivubwe Год назад

This is what I call classic 😊 album 5 mics❤

@mikedevine2977 10 месяцев назад

Knowledge reign supreme!!! 👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾this album was dropping lyrical gems 💎 way before it’s time!!! Heed the words of this King 👑 MC !!! Salute 🫡

@nineofive.2573 3 месяца назад

The holy record of hip-hop right here, this is what its all about. The beats and his heart make the record timeless. If we doing alright hip-hop doing alright, truly.

@Jimulacrum 11 дней назад

Absolutely love watching this man get from song to song, loving it more and more, knowing that he has so much more coming.

@nestorantoniogarciavalenci4052 Год назад

On your hall of fame poster wall,Lauryn hill and most def aka Yasin bey should be there

@KingAhmadTv Год назад

I’m running out of room 😂😂💯

@nestorantoniogarciavalenci4052 Год назад

@KingAhmadTV but the wall needs to have the top 10 poet Mc God level artist I can't even say rappers,their art is far beyond shot we hear now a day's,latter day rappers suck!,old day rappers School you and guide you thru life at a certain point for sure

@gibranmcdonald9853 Год назад

It’s funny, I had the same exact thought

@cbfwebs Год назад

Ms. Lauryn Hill for sure!! She is forever the Queen female MC.

@nestorantoniogarciavalenci4052 Год назад

@@KingAhmadTv you already know at least 5 of the best Goat level mcs,GZA,NAS,LAURYN HILL,YASIN BEY(MOS DEF),BIGGIE,AND THE LIST GOES ON 5 MORE POSTERS NEEDED IN YO WALL ASAP LMAO!

@boombapmaniak5357 Год назад

Great reaction as expected! Don't forget about Train of Thought by Reflection Eternal after you react to the Black Star LP. These 3 albums are what I consider the Black Star trinity, so damn good! 🔥🔥🔥

@jayr1467 5 месяцев назад

Its unfortunate that Mos Def, and Talib kweli and many others that have a similar style and content never really got big. There music more times than not was positive, and loving who you are, and navigating that while also dropping heavy Gems. I remember when i first heard this album. I was introduced to Mos Def from a high school friend in the 90s on a album Called Soundbombing and Soundbombing II. @KingAhmadTV you should react to those albums as well.

@slimgym45 2 месяца назад

I bought and played this CD so much when it came out and I tortured people with it because I couldn't stop listening to it 😆

@jbogle531 Год назад

The way his face basically lit up when Ms. F. B. came on. Everyone loved that.

@EMasterBlanding 10 месяцев назад

Love your channel man!

@jackiegreene380 11 месяцев назад

Love to see you enjoying and growing in our old school flava

@gibranmcdonald9853 Год назад

That “we live in Brooklyn baby” is a Roy Ayers sample

@Knick_Fury Год назад

Yup...the Roy Ayers original is dope and has been used by DIGABLE PLANETS, SMIF-N-WESSUN and others.

@carlin843 Год назад

@@Knick_Fury Home Sweet Home is my favorite track from Dah Shinin. Da Beatminerz flipped Roy’s sample and made it sound sinister.

@ChrisMillerCrazyHouse Год назад

Such a great album all the way through. Still listening to this day

@jimmyaronine4672 Год назад

Been waiting for this one

@michaelrafales2782 Год назад

Peace and love Great reaction. Really appreciate you helping me relive the feelings of hearing these albums.

@joey_dangerously Год назад

That's what's up. One of my all time favorite albums!

@TheIllmann06 Год назад

The sample from that Brooklyn track is Roy Ayers

@KPWASRIGHT Год назад

classic album no skips

@kdrobins7114 Год назад

@king ahmad; so glad you got a chance to listen and review one of the most incredible albums whether rap or any music genre. I saw you feeling it the same way i did back in 90s when it dropped and i was in college. Keep up the great reviews and enjoying the great real rap music.

@KingAhmadTv Год назад

💯💯💪🏾

@miiiiisvibes Год назад

you´re killing it with this reactions broooo, i can´t wait for yhe next ones!!! i recommend Blowout Comb by Digable PLanets, it's on the same vein as this, real abstract, complex, poetic, and expermintal, timeless music, one love!!!!!

@gibranmcdonald9853 Год назад

Also unapologetically Black ✊🏾

@miiiiisvibes Год назад

@@gibranmcdonald9853 yessss 🤲🏽

@EricEustace Год назад

Was thinking the same thing, especially since digable planets also sampled the same roy Ayers song, "we live in Brooklyn" 🙌

@miiiiisvibes Год назад

@@EricEustace yeaa

@ruggedtechie5867 8 месяцев назад

Most def is definitely in my top 5

@isislaz Год назад

Eve's first album Rah Digga Missy Elliott Lil Kim Foxy Brown Lauryn Hill Some women's albums you should check out.

@Makka78 Год назад

Nothing much for me. Just came to add that this is one of the greatest albums in history of any genre. 🔥

@staticbrown 10 месяцев назад

The second sample on "Brooklyn" is "we live in brooklyn, baby" by Roy Ayers🔥 classic hip hop sample

@djnkosi Год назад

Man, this brings me back. Glad you enjoyed this legendary album!

@free1855 Год назад

Masterpiece! Thank you for reacting.

@gentleninja4912 10 месяцев назад

My man, big up for paying homage to the music I grew up on. Wu-Tang, eminem, snoop doggy style and now this.Much love from Cape Town South Africa❤✊PS, Ghostface is my favorite too

@hassongordon1249 5 месяцев назад

I noticed that nobody commented on the fact that the hook from LOVE (Track 2 after intro) was from Rakim's " I Got Soul".... "I start to think.. and then I sink, into the paper, like I was Ink... When I'm writing I'm trapped in between the lines... I escape, when I finish my rhyme." Mos is a student of the game... Do your homework!

@bladasound 21 день назад

I was a fan of the Rawkus era back in the day. I bought this album day one (first time in the US which meant a lot for me as an hip hop enthusiast from France) ❤

@homecourtsociety Год назад

1999 was the best year in my youth when this album dropped..discovered this masterpiece and the whole rawkus stuff and then and1 dropped mixtape vol.2. what a year. changed my life forever.

@gochasingwaterfalls9970 Год назад

Speed Law is my favourite ever Mos Def song, the first time I heard that song in headphones I was just mesmerized

@smokezilla13. Год назад

You have to do Common- Resurrection

@superchill4795 Год назад

Yo your reactions to masterpiece albums are priceless. Much luv bro.

@damonjones1291 Год назад

Mos Def, "Napoleon Dynamite" 🔥

@antlove8723 Год назад

Peace King. Peace to the Family. This is a classic album. Appreciate you doing this.💯🔥🔥🔥🔥

@lovehate8286 Год назад

That entire song from Brooklyn, the original tracks on all 3 beats is From an artist called Roy Ayers..

@bertiev4557 Год назад

Timeless album. I haven't listened to it for a while. It's dope as ever.

@adnanojd Год назад

Lovers rock is Another term for reggae for lovers and Gregory Isaacs rip is a legendary Jamaican reggae singer. Mos was referring to his song, if I don’t have you ✊🏾🇯🇲