Too $hort - Gettin' It (Official Video) ft. Parliament Funkadelic 

@user-ut2wh6dp1c if u here in 2025 u must like this 1

I see you

The anthem!

meeeee

Yall ready know 😎

Take this new gained knowledge of your as an inspirational spark to take a journey into discovery what real hip hop is by delving into the vast library of what is now considered "old school hip hop" (aka real hip hop). The cheat code to successfully complete that mission would be to make the late 80s, the entirety of the 90s, and the early 2000s as your diving board into real hip hop. I for one would like to congratulate you for realizing that there's better hip hop than the nonsense being force fed to the masses eardrums these days. Enjoy your journey into real hip hop

Out of all the rap songs in the world, a Too $hort song is what made you come to that realization...

The beats from the 80s n 90s r crazy it's all pfunk influenced I'm your dad's age the rappers of today got nothing on the OGs

@@TruTrae If any one it should be this one.

@@TruTrae Why not a Too Short song?

This comment duz

shout out to bret for bringing it to him attention🫡

our favorite song lol

Sad nothing like short

​@@TorresBravo1984T-Shaw produced a catalog of dope beats, along wit Ant Banks, Randy Austin, etc producing slaps on many of Short Albums

😇🙏❤️

This is beautiful... May he rest in the outer World . Heaven 😢

rip to your father

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Man!! I got MADD HAIRRAISIN BUZZ from ya comment brother! 😊❤❤ "1 in a million..."❤

Yes sir 📸

Wishing you the same too my friend. Much love ❤️

Right back at you my brother 💯!!!

are u alive still

Same to you and ty

Yes sir i was 16 when this came out and still bumpin it at 36💪😎

Well put...!

@@ingodwetrust7648 And?

​@@ingodwetrust7648you're bout my age...and yes I agree...this song is timeless

@@ingodwetrust7648this album came out in 1996 bro I’m 36 in 2024

And i in 2020 working all day listen this funky sounds

wish i was old enough to enjoy all the gems from the 90's early 2000s

Music was SO GOOD back then! NWA was making music when I was little! We had the debuts of Too $hort, Ice Cube,Dre, Eazy, Tupac, Snoop, Biggie, Puffy, J- the list goes on. I was in middle school when I heard 2 Live Crew, Me So H*rny, on the radio!! Lol YT made me sensor the song name but I listened on the radio, Lol That's crazy! And back then R & B was the best it's ever been~ We had Jodeci, Bel Biv Devoe, Bobby Brown, Whitney, Mariah, Michael Fking Jackson! I was really young when I saw Thriller debut on MTV and Madonna singing Like A Virgin. We had End Of The Road by Boys II Men as our prom theme! TLC, En Vogue and Salt n Pepa were played on the radio all the time! Such a great time in music! I graduated in 1996 and my boyfriend introduced me to Too $hort, our child can buy alcohol now 😭😂😭

Good ole days

@@GabrielAlves-he9uu yesss

Yes my dude,straight facts

Hes still touring in cali

shit cuz, 2020 still listen in Russia

I was in 8th grade. I very vividly remember the rap city interview on bet he did with big lez... that house he had in Atlanta with the bowling alley

Damn I remember that interview also, I was like a soph when Interview came out. Did album in 10 days or something like that

TRUE. Love this song and what it's saying.

Its like Life is... part 2.

Yep. Changed my life in 2005.

It's the farewell song I play for my students at the end of the year. Of course, I have to play the Calvin commercials from McDonald's and explain who Johnnie Cochran is. 😂

LaChele frfr I'm gonna bump this til the casket drop feel me?

Yeah way better than the strip club music he's put out the last 10 years.

@@ingodwetrust7648 - Old school people do NOT say "frfr".

@@ingodwetrust7648 aaaaaàaaaaaa

He made a new song with ice cube. I think it’s like a year old. Ain’t got no haters should check that one out. That one goes hard too

No.doubt Playboy I grew up.2dis ryt here

DICK LONG it's your life, don't be stupid though.

Put that aside, it's about survival and hustling out in the jungle son! Anyday could be the last

Off top

Hyphy wasn't my thing either. I don't know if short put out any hyphy songs but most of his out of retirement songs are not my favorite.

Very much

Yup. Agree

Ahhhhhhhhh man (sigh) It's been 2 years. Are you alive ???

U betta get it!!!!!!!!!

It does. Feels good to play this song when you got some focus in your life and your grindin.

I am starting to do it, respect to yours bro.

Real talk 👍🏾

Best moments ever miss so much .....time fly so fast

2021

Mano, essa música é foda pprt 🇧🇷🔥

I Know Right Thank You

@swike78 I don't know how old you are, but I grew up on too short and the dangerous crew, and others like e-40, Rappin' 4 Tay, Mac mall, way too many to name... But getting back to what you said, that this needs hella more views, Too Short was still able to go platinum and gold without selling records on the east. He got no radio play in NYC or the East coast. Not many Cali rappers were hesrd east of Texas. The East coast knew they were in trouble when NWA came out, and then there was an explosion of California rappers that were storytelling, with incredible beats, and if we're going to be perfectly honest, NYC was jealous. Too Short was dropping dope albums at the same time that the chronic was coming out, doggy style from Snoop, Death Row were heavyweights... California had the hip hop game on lock, all while getting no airplay on the east. It used to drive me crazy whenever KMEL, or power, wild 97.7 would play music from New York artists, after they blatantly showed us no love whatsoever. California has a massive population, so they only needed a few surrounding states to make their presence known and then eventually worldwide. I don't think New York has ever recovered. A couple of good albums here and there from several artists but California changed the game

@@JRock514514 - I don't know how old you are.......but you are *BRAVE* to listen to E-40 for more then 10 mins.

Love it

I understand and to this day my kids " got in where they fit in"...proud dad here

Yesss!!! Rap/R&B is good now (2022), I’m my opinion anyway…but it won’t ever come close to our generations music. Nothin like it.🎤🎵🎧💯

The more I have, the more I want.

Same here getting money son

Smiles,how are you doing Mary?

yeah mary how you doin tho?

Weddings are distorted fake events. 95% of the weddings today have nothing to do with God. Today marriage is just a relationship filed on paper (legal outcomes favor the woman)

Me too! Classic! Before Marcus Chong was blacklisted.

That's parliament funkadelic

It's his mother she was a funk singer💯

Ok bih

That’s Ms. Belita Woods

@@PoRich19 GROOVY.

Me 2

@@Realmen79 Not sure what happened to Rap.... Actually, music in general. It's turned into plastic, regurgitated, rehashed garbage. I miss the old days man... I wish they would come back. I know people still have good stories to tell. People can't be willing to accept the trash we get today. Know what I mean?

Yes i understand exactly what you saying brother. Nothing has meaning anymore and thats just hiphop, all music in general. But thanks to the internet we can always go back and find those songs to bring back those memories

@@Realmen79 You damn right! We got decades of good stuff. And I also know that every generation tends to think their music was better, but for real, today's is trash. It's all about production over substance. But you right, glad we got what we got. Have a good one bro

Im in 2088 lovin it!

I think Get in Where You Fit in is his best, followed by Cocktails, and Shorty the Pimp. Love Em all tho

From way back in 80s-90s to 2020

You , Shooulld, Be!!!😋😉

Smiles, same from here Andrea How are you doing 🤗