“Yo daddy wasn’t no glass masker” was old school!! We said that all the time in the early 90s as kids when somebody was standing in front of the TV 😂😂😂. THAT LINE UNLOCKED ALL KINDA OF MEMORIES🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I will always come back to this sound . Sada Baby wildin' out cause they woking with a u t h e n t I c v i e w s craftin' that crazy flow. All that work payin' off now they album on repeat.
Fasho a church van. Lmao my auntie had the same one (blue and without the rims) and it was the church choir van. Lmaoooo lol too accurate lmao especially in the Bay Area or any hood
Sada talkin tha shii 💥 Sada Baby dun took off HAM ON THIS RIGHT HERE! a u t h e n t I c v i e w s dun took his career off 2 the next level fr fr no cap
I'm 50, I'm positive, I'm not a gangsta, I'm not a thug, I'm not for black self hate, nga killing nga rap, I wish success for every person alive, and I fux wit sada heavy af✌🏾💯
I like how you peeped that. The first time I saw one of these vans (Chevy G20) done like this on big rims and TVs all through them was done by Oakland Cats; they were known to pull up to the function or Side Shows deep in these vans. Then, in the late '90s and early 2000s, it spread throughout the Bay Area, becoming part of the Hiphy culture with scrapers and box Chevys.
@@whooptygaming @Lu7.k he said I was “A” voice of the streets not THE voice of the streets, yall be so blind to down the next nigga y’all don’t see a mf simply givin the person they talkin bout they flowers. My music fasho done saved lives gang so in that regard I am A voice for streets that listen to my music
