Good seeing Kilo Ali talk about his hits and getting the background behind the music. Being from Adamsviile by way of the SWATs and going to Doug High. We went crazy over Kilo’s music. It was all about dancing and riding with that boom in your cars. Great time for the South!❤
The PIZ ,PUNK H**, COCANIE, BABY BABY, LOVE IN YOUR MOUTH, TIK TOCK, HEAR WHAT I HEAR, REAL BASS, ETC...ETC...ONE OF THE GREATS FROM ATLANTA!!!=KILO ALI
The classic jant Nasty Dancer was a branch from the Tina Turner Private Dancer tree. "Yes, I'll dance. Yes, I'll dance." Nobody like Kilo Ali! He could re-release that album today.
I have been a fan since at least the EARLY DJ Jelly & MC Assault days when they did the booty & bass mix mixtapes… Hearing him struggling to answer these simple questions has me a lil worried as a longtime fan specifically of the artist. His IG posts be weird too. With that said, Something seems ‘Off’ with Kilo. But, on the flip side, when I saw him perform with Troy, Sammy Sam and Raheem The Dream a few months ago, he turned it out!!!
@@spiderpimp33 so you already know lol. You had to pretty much be a Grady Baby to know that history lol. Somebody had a weak chin, but it happens to all of us at some point. But on the real, I did make a "Best Of: Kilo Ali vs. DJ Smurf" MP3 Playlist. There was suppose to be an actual Kilo Ali, Hitman Sammy Sam & DJ Kizzy Rock album, but I don't what use the reason it never came together.
@@Mr.Majestic77 Can’t front, I am from Macon GA. BUT, in the early-mid 90’s, my dad worked in ATL and used to bring home those DJ Jelly & MC Assault Mix Tapes that used to have Kilo all through em’! I became a fan back when I was in probably in Middle School. But, ‘Organized Bass’ still goes hard! One of the best tracks on that album. I’ve been OTP-ATL now for damn near 20yrs now though. I heard that DJ Jelly & nem’ are back to slinging mixtapes at the Old Natty Flea Market or Mall…
@@spiderpimp33 you ever get those DJ King Edward J & the J Team Mixtapes in Decatur, Georgia? DJ Smurf (now known an Mr. ColliPark), DJ Kizzy, DJ Majesty, DJ Magik Mark, jew to name a few was apart of King Edward J's J Team.
When i first started going to the club my song of the night was luv n ur mouth... I would look for the baddest lil thang and get ready for the sum real twerk... Omg what a time to be alive
