I was a young lad when this dropped. Snypaz, crucial conflict, psycho drama, do or die, mercenaries, Twista.......I grew up on all of those guys....shout out to the chi!
@@AlienXpress99 - Ok, what I did on purpose on a Summer's Day. There's a skit on the Mercenaries album of a chick getting it on with 1 of the members of the Group. My assssss purposely turned it up REALLY REALLY LOUD, when I was on Cermak Rd, JUST to see the reactions of the Non-English speaking folks in Cicero and I kept going east. The dude in the car next to me, at the red light - "kept a straight face", while hearing the skit...............I ALMOST FUCKENNNN DIED !!!!!!
@@AlienXpress99 - I was privileged. Check this. There was a RU-vidr who had a page of nearly almost every single Chicago Underground Rapper and their cd's, that you could think of and he let you download the albums for *FREE* The only CD he didn't have was Psycho Drama's "original remix" of Magic (Pimp On) and that specific version is pretty hard to find, but I know somebody has it.
Man Joe. I remember this. I use to listen to this on the Lake Street El going to school at Flowers. I think this was like 95, 96, 97. This raw. Classic Chi ish...
Funny how all these 3/6 mafia fans, who listen to 3/6's underground old stuff are like - NOBODY can fade this or match the energy and I'm like "You must NOT know Chicago".
@@cobrakainevereverdies6940alot of those super new 36 fans are hilarious. They act like they popped up outta nowhere and basically all other stuff is inferior in some way. Chicago was dope, the bay was dope, dayton family was dope,
I was 19 years old it was 1996 when I was introduced to psychodrama I was going to college in northern Wisconsin when a guy from Chicago name Terrance brought a tape with a group called psychodrama on it he introduced me to a song called uh-huh and magic! From there, I just had to hear more, and that led me to venture down to the Chi & get there music truly underrated & they do not get enough credit of how much they changed the game there Music along with Twista, Do or Die, & Crucial Conflict put the Midwest on the map!
I *CRY LAUGHIN'* when all the Memphis heads, keep complimenting 3/6 Mafia and their affiliates. When we BEEN DONE THIS SHITTTTT ALREADY !!!! Plus UNLIKE BONE - I can't remember ANY rapper from Chicago that "mumbled, yodeled or hummed" thru a track. Believe that
@@cobrakainevereverdies6940fam Memphis & Chicago hip hop sceneries were waaaay different. Love them both but... Can't put one against the other they both unique.
@@djkjemper NOT TRUE Crucial Conflict/Psycho Drama and more rappers were around. Now 3/6 didn't get known for "their raps", they got known for dissin' BONE. But everybody I mentioned are very very much alike. You believe Scarecrow was unique ??????????
Salute to you and the whole Ward big and the contributions yawl brought to the culture and demand respect for Chicago rap love bro D.I.L.E.M.A (Phlaim)
Memories flooded me from my childhood when this popped up in suggested....LOVE it! Still know the words, although I have to skip one word every other sentence 😂❤
WHERE TF THESE LEGENDS @ALREADY....I MISS THEM SO MUCH!DID THEY RETIRE?OR ON A LONG VACATION.SOMEBODY WAKE THEM UP AND TELL'EM DON'T ABAND THERE FANS.WE LOVE 💕 THEM.
CRIMINALLY UNDERRATED JAM. CRIMINALLY UNDERRATED MCs. Probably one of my top ten most listened to hip hop joints, and should have been a widespread hit. Too much for the industry to handle, I suppose. One of Traxster's best instrumentals, perfect mid-90s vibes, a song to ride to, most def. I play this to anyone who will listen. Gangsta rap groups with a hard female MC in the 90s was and still to this day is uncommon....but even the crickets are hard in the Chi. Buk, Psyde, Newsense, will all go down in history as underground legends, with this track being their magnum opus, as I see it.
Never gets old...Chicago n NWI got the hardest dopest styles n sounds my opinion...theres so many artists and groups that where better then many commercialized.
