@@flylimaMATH IN THE USA IS NOT THAT HARD LIMA.UNLESS YOU STUPID OR DUMB OR BOTH.I DON'T KNOW WHERE YOU FROM LIMA,BUT OVER HERE IN THE UNITED STATES,MATH IS NOT THAT HARD TO LEARN.HAPPY MONDAY LIMA.
Ur style is very American brother. I'm in Paris France and trust me with a style like urs many women would feel your style. No homo tho. What's up with it though?
i found this song on skate 3 back in the day fell in love w this song and the genre ever since im not from the generation when this song came out either i feel you
its so true. I like females that listen to this must be a product of the 80s-90s where it was normal to listen to this. now its normal to listne to Lil wayne... like the fuck. Mobb deep , 2pac , biggie , Wu tang , Dmx LETS GO !
This song was amazing when I was growing up..I'm 31 now... n till this day it still has its same essence... I was so souped back in the days when mobb depp signed to g unit...shit was one of the legendary moments in hip hop..rip prodigy 🙏
mobb deep lived on my block in Freeport NY , loved them dudes. Except their loud ass pit bulls. Oh and their house was painted bgright green lol, we used to trick oor treat there as kids and they would give us albums Home of Dbrickshaw Ferrguson NY Jets
Everytime this song played during skate 3 while playing spot battle I would get first place everytime I hope skate 4 has a great soundtrack like the past 3 skate games 🙏
I first discovered Mobb Deep back in the day through this song and outta control remix. Since then I've been a huge fan. Rest in Peace Prodigy thanks for the timeless classics.
That shit was hard as fuck, them niggas was grown ass men when they made this joint, they was just kid's with shook one's came out and P verse was fire 🔥 on this joint right here I'm sorry but I'm just saying lol!
See this is still rappers rapping about "Money and bitches" but the way these artist do it is in such a clever way and the wordplay is funny and tells a story whether true or not.
This video's aesthetic was one of the best uses of that "green screen" look that G-Unit's videos were doing at the time. This, "Hate It Or Love it", and "Who Run It" off the Shady compilation.
I remember the first time I heard this song, my dude Tony at Sutherland introduced me to it and it was the grungiest, dirtiest rap beat I'd ever heard at the time.
