The duo “Das EFX” emerged in 1991 from the well-established East Coast Hip-… Read Full Bio ↴The duo “Das EFX” emerged in 1991 from the well-established East Coast Hip-Hop scene. The group is composed of Willie “Skoob” Hines and Andre “Krazy Drayz” Weston. With their first album “Dead serious” released in 1992, the group creates a mini-revolution by using an ultra-fast rap associated with funky beats. The album was a commercial success. The following year, Das EFX released their second LP “Straight up Sewaside", “Hold it down” in 1995, and “Generation EFX” in 1998. Their last album was "How We Do" which was released in 2003.
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Das EFX's wildly playful, rapid-fire stuttering -- dense with rhymes and nonsense words -- was one of the most distinctive and influential lyrical styles in early-'90s hip-hop. While the duo completely rewrote the MC rule book, they themselves were increasingly pegged as a one-dimensional novelty the longer their career progressed, despite watching elements of their style creep into countless rappers' bags of tricks. Krazy Drazyz (born Andre Weston; Teaneck, NJ) and Skoob (born Willie Hines) were both raised in Brooklyn, but didn't begin performing together until they met at Virginia State University in 1988. Removed from an active music scene, the two were free to develop their most idiosyncratic tendencies; they started making up gibberish words (anything ending in "-iggity" was a favorite) that added loads of extra syllables to their lines, and wove plenty of pop-cultural references into the tongue-twisting lyrical gymnastics that resulted. Das EFX caught their big break when they performed at a talent show judged by EPMD; though they didn't win, EPMD was impressed enough to offer them a deal, and the duo became part of the Hit Squad crew of protégés.

Signing to the East West label, Das EFX began work on their debut album, commuting between Virginia and New York and mailing tapes to EPMD (then touring the country) for guidance. Upon its release in 1992, Dead Serious caused an immediate sensation, and is still considered something of a landmark in hip-hop circles. The first single, the instantly memorable signature song "They Want EFX," was a Top 40 pop hit and a Top Ten R&B hit, and helped push sales of Dead Serious past the platinum mark. Wary of being pigeonholed by repeating themselves, the duo slowed down their lyrical flow and downplayed the surrealistic side of their interplay on the follow-up album, 1993's Straight Up Sewaside, which went gold. Around the time of 1995's disappointing Hold It Down, Das EFX found themselves caught in the middle of EPMD's ugly breakup; it led to a three-year absence from recording. By the time they returned in 1998 with Generation EFX, the group was playing more to a devoted but narrower cult audience; they have remained largely silent since. Steve Huey, All Music Guide

Real Hip Hop
Das EFX Lyrics

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To the hiddip the hop ya don't stop (don't stop)
Das EFX with the real hip-hop (hip-hop)
To the hiddip the hop ya don't quit (don't quit)
Das EFX and we came to rip shit (rip shit)

To the hiddip the hop ya don't stop (don't stop)
Das EFX with the real hip-hop (hip-hop)
To the hiddip the hop ya don't quit (don't quit)

Das EFX and we came to rip shit (rip shit)

Uh, yo
Well, on your mark and get set (set), can't forget to go (go)
In case you didn't know the flow is Fat like Joe (like Joe)
Yo, you niggedy-know that I'm back, man
You're whack, man, I eat a rapper like I'm Pac Man (uh)
I briggedy-bring it, straight from the cellar (yeah)
Fo' realla, packin' more hits than Lou Piniella (uh)
I swell a nigga in his eye if he test me
You don't impress me, ayo, Books kick the rest, G
Uh, uh (one time for your mind)

Ayo, what up? It's the crew bringing the ruckus, no doubt (yeah)
We's the roughest dream team, Reign Supreme like a Cutlass
Getting duckets (uh), the dough (dough), you can't touch the flow (no)
It's me, the nigga wit' G, the B double O K-S (uh)
So say yes and bust your caliber
When I pop shit and rock shit like Metallica (bloaw, yeah, yeah)
Stakes through the hearts of them snake fake niggas
Them all up in my face, jealous of my tape niggas (what?)
So honey shake your figures and show me what ya got (yeah, blow the spot)
Das EFX with the real hip-hop (hip-hop, uh)

To the hiddip the hop ya don't stop (don't stop)
Das EFX with the real hip-hop (hip-hop)
To the hiddip the hop ya don't quit (don't quit)
Das EFX and we came to rip shit (rip shit)

To the hiddip the hop ya don't stop (don't stop)
Das EFX with the real hip-hop (hip-hop)
To the hiddip the hop ya don't quit (don't quit)
Das EFX and we came to rip shit (rip shit)

Iggedy-okie-dokie (uh)
Next nigga to quote me (what?)
I hope he got more miracles than Smokey (yeah)
Won't be no discussion (nah), strictly head crushing (brrah, brrah)
Lead rushin' through your body (uh)
You're in my danger field like Rodney (like)
Howdy, I'll back up in that ass, G, kaplowie (ha, uh)
And now we got the game to a tee like Howie (like, uh)
Allow me, to introduce myself and my peeps (uh, yeah)
Straight from the sewer, stayin' true to the streets (yo, yo)

Well, it's me, Krazy Drayz, bringin' up the rear (uh, uh)
I swear, we got to hold it down every year (swear, uh)
So there (what?), Let me crack a beer and kick my feet up
Turn the heat up and smiggedy-smoke all the weed up (no doubt)
Kids I eat up, wit' a style that's the newest
My crew is getting more run than Carl Lewis (than Carl Lewis, uh)
It's from the sewers, now ya see me on the top (uh)
So stop (uh) and recognize the niggas on ya block (on the block)

To the hiddip the hop ya don't stop (don't stop)
Das EFX with the real hip-hop (hip-hop)
To the hiddip the hop ya don't quit (don't quit)
Das EFX and we came to rip shit (rip shit)

To the hiddip the hop ya don't stop (don't stop)
Das EFX with the real hip-hop (hip-hop)
To the hiddip the hop ya don't quit (don't quit)
Das EFX and we came to rip shit (rip shit)

Ayo, MC's is irrelevant and delicate to the texture (yeah)
But this style of mine is well defined like Webster (word)
Ain't a badder nigga raw from the jaw than the jabber-jibber (uh, uh, uh, uh)
When I get Stone like Sharon from Sliver (yeah, yeah, what?)
Equipped to riggedy-rip the microphone to shreds
Dread, yo, come and hit these niggas in the head

Well, I connect my rhymes like Lego, so l'eggo my Eggo (uh)
I burn ya like Waco, you need more than Maaco (uh)
I take it to ya crew and keep 'em moving like I'm U-Haul (uh)
I'm here to school y'all figgedy-faggots like RuPaul (yeah)
I throw a screwball and strike out the MC (c'mon)
And if he temps me, I knock 'em out like Jack Dempsey (uh)
I burn some sensi then chase it wit' a Guinness (uh)
The illest, now hit me with the hook because I'm finished ('cause I'm finished)

To the hiddip the hop ya don't stop (don't stop)
Das EFX with the real hip-hop (hip-hop)
To the hiddip the hop ya don't quit (don't quit)
Das EFX and we came to rip shit (rip shit)

To the hiddip the hop ya don't stop (don't stop)
Das EFX with the real hip-hop (hip-hop)
To the hiddip the hop ya don't quit (don't quit)
Das EFX and we came to rip shit (rip shit)

To the hiddip the hop ya don't stop (don't stop)
Das EFX with the real hip-hop (hip-hop)
To the hiddip the hop ya don't quit (don't quit)
Das EFX and we came to rip shit (rip shit)

Word up (for your mind)
No doubt (represent)

(Uh, wait, yeah) every day with the rhyme
Word up

Overall Meaning

The song "Real Hip Hop" by Das EFX is a classic hip hop anthem that celebrates the roots of the genre. The lyrics are a testament to the duo's love and dedication to real hip hop and its culture. The chorus, "To the hiddip the hop ya don't stop, Das EFX with the real hip-hop, to the hiddip the hop ya don't quit, Das EFX and we came to rip shit" is a call to action for listeners to embrace and respect the origins of hip hop.

The first verse by Skoob confidently calls out other rappers, claiming that he can eat them up like Pac Man. He also boasts that he's got more hits than Lou Piniella. The second verse by Dray echoes Skoob's message, stating that they will hold it down every year and recognize the "niggas on ya block." The third verse by Skoob emphasizes the uniqueness and well-defined style of their rhymes, while also acknowledging the importance of hip hop culture in society.

Line by Line Meaning

To the hiddip the hop ya don't stop (don't stop)
We're all about the real hip hop and we won't stop

Das EFX with the real hip-hop (hip-hop)
We're Das EFX, bringing the real hip-hop

To the hiddip the hop ya don't quit (don't quit)
We're continuing with the real hip hop and won't quit

Das EFX and we came to rip shit (rip shit)
We're here to tear it up and dominate the scene

Well, on your mark and get set (set), can't forget to go (go)
Get ready, it's time to go

In case you didn't know the flow is Fat like Joe (like Joe)
Our flow is as good as Fat Joe's

Yo, you niggedy-know that I'm back, man
You should already know that I'm back

You're whack, man, I eat a rapper like I'm Pac Man (uh)
You're no good, I could destroy a rapper like I'm Pac Man

I briggedy-bring it, straight from the cellar (yeah)
I'm bringing it from the underground

Fo' realla, packin' more hits than Lou Piniella (uh)
Seriously, we've got more hits than Lou Piniella

I swell a nigga in his eye if he test me
I'll hit someone in the eye if they test me

You don't impress me, ayo, Books kick the rest, G
You're not impressing me, let's hear it from Books instead

Ayo, what up? It's the crew bringing the ruckus, no doubt (yeah)
Hey, what's up? It's our gang making a scene, no doubt

We's the roughest dream team, Reign Supreme like a Cutlass
We're the toughest dream team, and we reign supreme like a Cutlass

Getting duckets (uh), the dough (dough), you can't touch the flow (no)
We're getting paid, and you can't match our flow

It's me, the nigga wit' G, the B double O K-S (uh)
It's just me, with G, and B double O K-S

So say yes and bust your caliber
Agree and show us what you've got

When I pop shit and rock shit like Metallica (bloaw, yeah, yeah)
I make it happen and rock it out like Metallica

Stakes through the hearts of them snake fake niggas
We're taking down the fake snakes

Them all up in my face, jealous of my tape niggas (what?)
They're all up in my face, envious of my group

So honey shake your figures and show me what ya got (yeah, blow the spot)
Ladies, move your bodies and show me what you've got

Iggedy-okie-dokie (uh)
A casual expression of acquiescence

Next nigga to quote me (what?)
Who's the next person to quote me?

I hope he got more miracles than Smokey (yeah)
I hope he's got more skills than Smokey

Won't be no discussion (nah), strictly head crushing (brrah, brrah)
There won't be any discussion, it's only about winning

Lead rushin' through your body (uh)
My strong lyrics hit you hard

You're in my danger field like Rodney (like)
You're in danger around me, like Rodney Dangerfield

Howdy, I'll back up in that ass, G, kaplowie (ha, uh)
I'll move in, swiftly and completely

And now we got the game to a tee like Howie (like, uh)
Now we've got the game down, just like Howie Mandel

Allow me, to introduce myself and my peeps (uh, yeah)
Let me introduce myself and my crew

Straight from the sewer, stayin' true to the streets (yo, yo)
We're straight from the underground, keeping it real

Well, it's me, Krazy Drayz, bringin' up the rear (uh, uh)
It's me, Krazy Drayz, holding up the back

I swear, we got to hold it down every year (swear, uh)
We've got to keep doing this every year

So there (what?), Let me crack a beer and kick my feet up
Alright then, let me take a break and relax

Turn the heat up and smiggedy-smoke all the weed up (no doubt)
Let's turn up the heat and smoke all the weed

Kids I eat up, wit' a style that's the newest',
I'm taking down other rappers with my fresh style

My crew is getting more run than Carl Lewis (than Carl Lewis, uh)
Our gang is more popular than Carl Lewis himself

It's from the sewers, now ya see me on the top (uh)
We came from the underground, and now we're at the top

So stop (uh) and recognize the niggas on ya block (on the block)
Take a moment and acknowledge who's on your block

Ayo, MC's is irrelevant and delicate to the texture (yeah)
Hey, MC's are unimportant and fragile to our strong texture

But this style of mine is well defined like Webster (word)
My style is well defined, like the dictionary

Ain't a badder nigga raw from the jaw than the jabber-jibber (uh, uh, uh, uh)
No one is tougher than me when I rap

When I get Stone like Sharon from Sliver (yeah, yeah, what?)
When I get into my zone, like Sharon from Sliver

Equipped to riggedy-rip the microphone to shreds
I'm ready to tear up the microphone

Dread, yo, come and hit these niggas in the head
Dread, come and attack these other rappers

Well, I connect my rhymes like Lego, so l'eggo my Eggo (uh)
I connect my rhymes like Lego blocks, so leave me alone and let me do it

I burn ya like Waco, you need more than Maaco (uh)
I'll hurt you like Waco, you need more than insurance to protect yourself

I take it to ya crew and keep 'em moving like I'm U-Haul (uh)
I attack your gang and keep them moving like U-Haul trucks

I'm here to school y'all figgedy-faggots like RuPaul (yeah)
I'm here to teach all of you weak people a lesson, like RuPaul

I throw a screwball and strike out the MC (c'mon)
I confuse the other rapper and wear them out

And if he temps me, I knock 'em out like Jack Dempsey (uh)
And if they challenge me, I'll knock them out like Jack Dempsey

I burn some sensi then chase it wit' a Guinness (uh)
I smoke some marijuana and follow it up with a beer

The illest, now hit me with the hook because I'm finished ('cause I'm finished)
I'm the best, give me the hook because I'm done

No doubt (represent)
That's right, we're representing

(Uh, wait, yeah) every day with the rhyme
Every day, we're coming up with new lyrics

Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Written by: William D Hines, Andre G Weston, Christopher Martin

Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind

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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

@AChi__

3y↑5

Now:
- Tight women spandex looking jeans that 8 sizes too small
- Murses aka man purses = straight up women purses
- Pure nonsensical vomit paraded as hip hop
- and etc, etc

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All comments from YouTube:

@maneseydina6564

2y↑62

The 90's Hip hop best of all of time.

@ergophonic

2y↑4

True say. It ain't called the Golden Era for nothing. 👊

@ratboy4169

6w↑1

Should be considered the double diamond era of hip hop

@andrewavielele287

1y↑285

Only true hip hop heads will truly appreciate this Hard core classic. Pure Undiluted Rap

@friselblimblim840

1y↑9

Tu lo dijiste Bro jamás se va a comparar con lo que hoy en día se escucha yo en lo personal sigo los que aún viven de la vieja escuela mi brother saludos desde Honduras 🇭🇳

@gladsonkazombo7908

49w↑11

I love my hip hop this hard...👌

@vladimirdelva4507

42w↑10

Happy 50 years old dear Hip-hop Kulture!!¡!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

@MoussaUsma-kk1rq

40w↑1

@@gladsonkazombo7908😊

@MoussaUsma-kk1rq

40w

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@rapliker274

26w↑21

I've been listening to this since 97. Never get bored

Real Hip-Hop dont stop!

@KatrielGS

25w↑99

ISSO É O BOOMBAP PERFEITO

@SNIPERvesgo123

23w↑22

Grafite MC monstro kkk

@markbaz4200

17w↑4

90’s BOOMBAP at its FINEST!

@lord-tw5uc

4w↑1

Só curti quem pegou a referência... O mlk tem tudo pra ser um monstro

@MarcoAntonio-ip9cj

Grafitehhhhh, é realmente o rei do boombap

@tebone3259

2y↑128

So many flavors of hip hop to choose from back then. Everyone had their own style, no biting beats, dress codes were different among all the groups, beats and lyrics were on point. Nothing today even comes close. Clone rappin today!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@asanyisreal3640

1y↑8

All about money now so no desire or passion

@CL-ty6wp

35w

The internet homogenized our culture and its bad culture.

@ikgodwin7492

34w

I am happy enough.

@richardjagan4378

3y↑937

I understand everything has an evolution but there’s nothing like the old school

@Joeydurken123

3y↑88

Shit done evolved backwards 😂

@BigDG80

2y↑4

@Billy Jones Weaponized to keep the ignorant enslaved.

@reggiorthon6110

2y↑14

That’s for real

@billjones2934

2y↑5

From one Bill Jones to another I agree totally

@SUdatsthecalloftheWU

2y↑2

@@billjones2934 Bill Jones' like the good shit then.

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@picscomplete8367

4y↑296

Das Efx - much respect! 41 years old and still bump u...Underated!!!! DAS EFX WIT DA REAL HIP HOP

@nuerotimedivergentuser724

3y↑7

80s babies roll call

@keithmiller5853

Yes sir 80s baby

@reallgreen

SAME HERE BRO.

@salfordian0076

2y↑2

70’s baby and i loved Das!!!

@madizm05

2y↑2

I still got this in my playlist ,shit just hard ....straight from the sewage ....Real Hip hop ....

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@doctorbanger

28w↑18

This is what the radio station should be playing!!! Maybe because I’m 40, but old school feeds the soul

@MiguelVazquez-kj2ve

3y↑112

Grew up in Brooklyn during this era. Incredible lyricists, great “original “ beats ..... great memories....

@traviscarter1023

2y↑10

I love these New York city niggaz

@BrooklynNewYork.

2y↑5

80' and 90's Sunset Park, and Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, NY. 🇺🇸 🇵🇷

@bayareanewman1566

21w↑1

Primo on this beat, sick. He even made an episode about the creation of the beat on his YouTube channel “so what’s up”

@illxs

3y↑87

Classic joint from probably the best era of this Hip Hop shit!

@majtasmajtas4440

3y↑2

ONLY AND 1!
WEST SIDE!

@Psycho_Logical_631

2y↑4

Turn the heat up and smiggedy smoke all the weed up 💯

@wesker1079

4y↑51

"well defined like Websters"

Peace to all my brothers across the globe who still listen to this
✌🏻 ✌️ ✌🏿 ✌🏾 ✌🏼

@loszarraconez9470

yesss!! the song in this dancing way is amazing! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wqupuHJxm0Q

@wilmarpapa8617

31w↑2

4 minutes of pure magic

@AFMII

3y↑25

I was and still am the biggest das efx head. Since the 6th grade. I'm 39. Know every song word for word. DAS+EFX=100% REAL HIP HOP

@danielaguilar9461

2y↑48

I prefer this rap from the 90s a thousand times than the one from today, I don't know how DAS EFX is not so well known, it's the one that hit true hip hop with a few more rappers who are counted on the hand, nothing else, he is a legend.

@erikthomann1914

2y↑6

It is well known... Very well. By the ppl lovin this sh*t. My son is 11 and freaks out to this

@sheriefhassanen

2y↑16

Bring back the 90's 🔥🔥🔥
If hip-hop dies we die together

@bobmin1782

3y↑25

Not sure how anyone can hear the first few seconds and not be instantly floored. God damn what a song.

@mujaahbalogun2855

2y↑29

Glad I was apart of this era, I played my part to help cultivate and create.. 70's baby raised in the 80's grew up in the 90's here in September 2022

@SaymonPo

44w

Aqui Brasil ainda tem quem curte um bom
Som.☮️☮️☮️

@ryonmabeyFUQ

40w

Друг мой, я знаю, почему вы продаете ядерные материалы Ирану. СВО планировала это все время. Вы их безотказная защита в случае, если они не получили то, что хотели. Все наложили на вас фигневые санкции именно по этой причине, но вас обвинят. Я молюсь, чтобы что-то произошло, чтобы помешать Ирану получить бомбу, потому что, если Израиль не убьет их, мы это сделаем.

@enoch927able

30w

same here my brother that era was so golden in hip hop

@WorldEndMedia

1y↑20

Oscars:
Big shout out to Norman Conners for making this song exist, shout out to Das Efx for showing the essence of Real Hip Hop.

@juancano330

36w↑46

Hoy 50 años del HIP-HOP, no hay mejor forma de celebrar que escuchar esos temas hechos del verdadero rap.❤

@Jimmy1982Playlists

32w↑1

🙌

@Eichward_SKV

4y↑67

Damn. 25 years when this came out. I was 13 years old. Still one of my favorite rap songs.

@lm8366

1y↑9

Change for the sake of change is NEVER a good thing. Old school hip hop 4 life 🖤🔥🔥🔥

@venisehenri4167

47w↑4

90s was the golden era for hip hop ! Miss those days.....

@bluebird8463

15w↑4

Hip Hop 90's ❤

@geofftmang9910

4y↑71

This was back in the days when u walked down the road to find a friend no cell phones 😊

@petervdploeg

4y↑6

Sans The kid Best : True Words.. ..Mis my “Pre-Internet/CellPhone-Brain” !! -Good Post!

@quinme2221

2y↑4

Find a friend to smiggity smoke all the weed up.

@Indigenous-English-Man

I remember those days

@thoroughbred2741

Pagers bro

@OG1323

3y↑44

This is REAL RAP which only existed when the New York Sound was alive. Unfortunately it’s so dead for so long R.I.P

@BETTERWORLDSGT

3y↑1

I think the Classic era ended after 2Pac and Biggie died!

@Railfan93

3y↑4

Amen. I'm lucky I was old enough to get these tapes and watch these videos at the time. This, Jamal, and Onyx at this time they came out towards the end of 1995 were regulars in my boom box!

@1rac1_dj

3y↑768

Someone need to make music like this again

@75jamesd

3y↑33

Good luck

@nekozgz

3y↑20

try to test spanish rap👌

@djrafik.6604

3y↑42

14yo here. Already on it!

@ogluos7850

3y↑1

Incoming. Blind Gut Shotz.

@ogluos7850

3y↑45

@B a n d C why not, oldschool rap is 20x better than this autotune lean mumble rap bullshit

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@shounceygrey7071

3y↑38

Premo always came with the beats and Das Efx always killed it, Golden Era of Hip Hop🔥

@m6ko815

1y↑7

This took me back in time to a place you cant find anymore.

@singhcity1

5y↑231

REAL HIP HOP STILL BANGING 2019
🔥 🔥 🔥 💥 💥 💥

@leotmn

3y↑9

Still in 2021

@billalnais3037

6y↑69

This is one of the most beautiful of the nineties

@loszarraconez9470

the song in this dancing way is amazing! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wqupuHJxm0Q

@estndr

4y↑52

Who’s banging this on quarantine 🔥🔥🔥

@jake8200

3y↑54

Its funny to think I once ran from the Police on a motorcycle a few years back with this song in my earphones. Only years later to discover a similar circumstance in the music video. Respect to hip hop heads out there still listening to this!

@paulchoquette1050

3y↑10

Brings me back too old friends and Highschool years from the 90 s.

@garryobyrne7652

7y↑1.3K

Sooooo much better than the shit you hear nowadays,this is true hip hop!!!

@sway_9803

5y↑19

You live under a rock

@kvmilv

5y↑31

@Justice more like 1% mumble, 99% gay

@louisokeefe8307

5y↑5

@Justice WORD IS BORN...

@ericwaters4042

5y↑4

Facts

@antoniogoode4407

4y↑19

That is a true statement i still play my 90 and early 2000s hip hop music era the new shit out now is garbage and I still will be playing my 90 hip hop music in 2020 and forever 💯💯💯💯👍👍👍👍

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@not..A..channel

3y↑37

when he says real hip hop, i believe it is..

@brandontorres4499

3y↑1

yeah but politickz owned the 2010s hands down

@jacktripp4843

3y↑29

Real era of rap right here 100%🔥🤘

@benjamincaldas1953

2y↑6

Another DJ Premier masterpiece production.

@TheMassterOfSoul

Literal horse shit, pete rock saved this join

@NYC1370

1y↑4

90's hip hop the best

@frwcpa720

2y↑4

Reign supreme like a cutlass!!

@4evertwisted

4y↑34

Timbs, baggy jeans and hip hop in its finest. Miss those days.

@AChi__

3y↑5

@BLAZENYCBLACKOPS

3y↑2

Word, makes me sick too, like NAS said, Hip Hop is Dead!

@toyaadams8167

3y↑38

can we give das efx their flowers 💐Now instead of waiting til they're Not with us anymore...one of the hottest groups out in the early to mid 90's...hell, I Still fuk wit them...they ain't Never gonna be too old for me...

@aestheticpothead236

You a legend for this statement. I couldn’t agree with you more my man.

@realone7524

Definitely and the Pete Rock Remix makes this song even more LEGENDARY!!!

@matu8670

2y↑3

Hip Hop Anthem!!!

@Mikeybfromthe613

8w↑2

Even after 12 years ...this bangs harder then any song coming out now a days

@Stevieblakloks82

2y↑11

Real hip hop never dies

@bobbyworldwide

4y↑11

This is music..this is real pure uncut hiphop

@terrymarsh2001

1y↑37

Big Ups to Das Efx for blessing the hell out of us with headbangers,,,💥

@ryonmabeyFUQ

40w

@chapingaryjr

40w↑2

Not one song they ever dropped was a dislike my favorite group of all time

@nicksatie8072

28w↑1

No doubt about it. From the sewers they came and wrecked the whole fucking scene. Fucking incredible DAS EFX is one with flow and the go.

@cFull_Rtrd

43w↑2

diggity diggity das efx 4ever!!

@yeahmean1686

4y↑76

REST IN PEACE HIP HOP I WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU

@paoloc6934

3y↑8

1978-2003

@RF_47

3y↑4

Hip hop cant die.it lives in you.peace ma friend

@Titusmaasdj

3y↑2

@@paoloc6934 2012*

@yeahmean1686

3y↑2

@@kalmansandor5930 I'm not talking about the G's that we grew up listening to cause u r def right they r still makin music and its the same calibur of hip hop we r used to hearing. I have 2 sons 1 is 21 and the other is 16 and they don't like our Emcees we grew up listening to and watching all of them shape what hip hop should be back then now and forever. I'm not the 1 who said it was dead NAS did and I agree with him wholeheartedly. When he said that he was talking about how these new actors I mean rappers are now and how it's not about beats and lyrics anymore its all about ?????. I have tried actually sitting down and listening to the new era of actors I mean rappers and its ALL FUCKIN GARBAGE. Cole and Gates r the only 2 that really embody what hip hop is and should ALWAYS be. Absolutely pains me to say R. I P. to hip hop cause WE WERE IN LOVE FOR A VERY LONG TIME. Nas knows just like all the other emcees we grew up listening to that when they hang their hats up and retire their will be nobody besides cole and gates that will be in the drivers seat if they retired today. You know its true just like everyone else who grew up in the 80's and 90's like I did knows.

R. I. P. HIP HOP I WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU and I'll NEVER STOP LISTENING TO YOU ( 80's 90's and EARLY 2000'S) and will NEVER FORGET HOW YOU WERE THE ONLY REASON WHY I GOT THROUGH LIFE BACK THEN.

@bratkartoffeln123456

check blabbermouf

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@Man_-hf4ix

5y↑17

One of my favourite music videos that represents raw, underground, the real hip-hop

@Blith_1980

43w↑17

Some tracks you remember for a lifetime, you sometimes even remember the moment you bought the LP back when you were 15. To me, this track represents sitting on the roof during the 90’s, sketching in my blackbook during the summer, and yelling at my younger brother (who was sat in the attic below) to flip the record every time the needle reached the end.

@ryonmabeyFUQ

40w

@washa2300

32w↑1

@@ryonmabeyFUQWTF mec 🤔 tu fume sur le mauvais joints la.

@jeffanderson5729

2y↑10

I seen the unsung uncensored version of them a couple weeks ago. They were 2 good MC's that were very talented. I'm not from up North but I respect up north rappers. Big ups. I like all music from down south, Midwest, up north and west coast.

@101Licious

4y↑3

People searching for Real Hip Hop and find this ... GREAT !!

@reflux043

5y↑74

The pete rock remix was amazing

@meyou5789

4y↑16

This is better

@stanleysmoothD

I love them both. They give different real hip-hop feelings

@markhobbs6896

9y↑309

Yes I'm listening to some old school hip hop because the mood I'm in trouble and it just brought me back

@shawnmacdonald4720

4y↑13

Old school is the real education

@mikemurray7073

4y↑6

@@shawnmacdonald4720 another time , another generation 🤷‍♂️ i'll been called "papy hip hop" at 41
haha long live to real hip hop

@blackoutunit6276

this isnt even old school

@zelkark6421

4y↑7

BLACK OUT UNIT 62 ‘95 is old school these days, it was 25 years ago, quarter of a century fam

@jasonvee34

4y↑3

Zelkark in 95 if you called Kool mo dee fans old school , they fuck you right up

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@angelooliveira8550

29w↑2

This is the thing. Forget the new.

@adriansmith4064

34w↑1

Raw Uncut Das EFX🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

@user-zh1ct8xe9l

5y↑6

Rap music at its finest

@tmbe_official

15w↑4

STILL in 2024! FOREVER! REAL HH NEVER DIE!

@dooryoutube4831

15w↑1

This era is the true hip-hop!

@acomedybyec1437

24w↑2

Every time I need some real HipHop I return

@Ed-jv3xu

17w↑1

Das EFX for Life

@elydot8693

6y↑21

When originality defined your true love for the culture. - DASEFX!

@nuggz22

1y↑18

This is my go to track for the gym, gives me the energy.

@ikennakonkwo5939

3y↑8

This is definitely the real hip hop.

@queensz350

3y↑6

It’s 2021. If you are hear listening to this, you are def in your 40’s. 🔥🔥

@trosharrahchapman2558

2y↑1

I'm gonna be entering my 40s pretty soon

@garryobyrne7652

50’s bud👌🏻💯🇬🇧

@madizm05

2y↑3

Real Hip hop all day for ever ,!!!!!

@MrMerk31

42w↑3

Premo!!!!🔥🔥🔥🎤🎧🎵

@larsonpark3819

2y↑4

This is that classic sound! Epitome of 90s boom bap. 💥

@crisminca4317

1y↑3

Too real hip hop is a melody that you make you feel stronger🤩🤯😎

@dudewhyfi

6y↑142

If you wrote off Das EFX from the antics on their first album, well, their 2nd and 3rd are straight up grimy 90's classics. Up there with some of the best NYC had to offer.

@hugoalmeidalima6363

3y↑2

Granted, Skoob is from BK, but I don't think Drayz would take too kindly to that "...best NYC had to offer" line of yours considering he's from Jersey.

@dassolosyndikat5113

3y↑9

I don't even know who's who i never know which one is rappin and I've been listening to them for almost 20 years lol

@FlourescentPotato

@@dassolosyndikat5113 they sound so similar lol

@thdoom81

@@hugoalmeidalima6363 Jersey has ALWAYS wanted to be NY lol

@guyanacreations4073

1y↑1

It was not antic's,

The first album the were spitting metaphorically(in methaphor)

Metaphorical rap,hip/hop!!

@sergiosoto6801

4y↑17

God I miss these days....you didn’t realize being a teen of the 90’s was going to be a legendary decade of Hip Hop until decades after the fact.

@garryobyrne7652

Sergio,I feel u,bruv!!!🇬🇧💯👌🏻

@brownhippy

45w

All types of fresh dope shit came out that era and it was the norm. We thought sugar hillgang was old school😂.

@mex8729

1y↑2

Take me back to this Era 4 Eva !!

@realdeal139

3y↑2

Premier & Das efx = legends

@damascusdupont1234

3y↑4

I'm here because I needed a sweet breeze of gritty
old-school NYC sewers. So refreshing.

@HipnikDragomir

4y↑79

"When I pop shit and rock shit like Metallica"

Even in this more obscure 90s hip-hop, they had respect with other genres. Love it.

@AportesKike

3y↑7

As a fan of hardcore and metal I can confirm a Lot of punks respect the Wu, Pac, Biggie, Mobb Deep, DMX

@dexenationgracey1979

2y↑3

@@AportesKike Hell, the punks were the first people to really accept hip hop.

@ToddzWrath76

2y↑1

@@AportesKike I saw wutang and mobb deep play east coast sunami fest with madball and a ton of other HxC bands in 2013. It was amazing.

@kyndread71

2y↑2

The 90s saw TONS of cross-over. Rock fans were clubbing to hip-hop, rap fans were jamming to Metallica, and everyone was trying to learn country line-dances.

@0ucantstopme034

8w↑1

"You're in my Danger-field like Rodney" bars

@ccayao3723

4y↑154

2020 n still rocking this!

@root1328

4y↑1

CHECK OUT ICKLES, THE DEMON "BOUT HIM"

@heldercorreiajoaolopes411

9w↑1

Esto és ló mejor,q hay en lá vida.

@ccayao3723

@@heldercorreiajoaolopes411 El boombap nunca muere causa! 👍🏼

@iwasheredreaming6360

5y↑12

I've been listening to this since 95.... Hell yeah if your listening to this in 2019 🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶✌️

@MackMittenzTV

1y↑3

Thank god I was raised in the 90’s 🙏🏾

@andrejohnson6731

1y↑2

Prob the best bass line in Hip Hop. Ever.

@blazeaglory

4y↑13

Nobody could riggity rock the mic like diggity Das EFX

@johnygunnzz

3y↑4

Damn man 26yrs ago this came out. I feel old man.. listening in 2021

@SUdatsthecalloftheWU

3y↑7

Let me crack a beer and kick my feet up, turn the heat up and smiggidy-smoke all the weed up...dope.

@henriettasackey3910

1y↑1

Take back the simple times, when music was good.

@reekfarida8208

3y↑17

Never gets old....great song

@djibsondasilva454

5y↑62

July 2019 and still banging this classic joint👌Who else feeling this shit? ✌💯✌

@djibsondasilva454

5y↑3

@@mawin_y2k word up bro I can truly feel you.

@CheminisVienetas

5y↑1

Sure

@djibsondasilva454

@@CheminisVienetas 💯👌

@Oscorerotterdam

im feeling right now bro !

@shawnblake5365

I'm Out Here In 2023 With This As Riding Music Confusing Pedestrians Like It's New Shit !!!

@shadoemrnospace2169

22w↑2

I’m in my early 40s man I miss these days!!! This is still fire 🔥 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 to this day!!!!

@davidthomits544

44w↑3

Das EFX one of my favorites from the 90s

@stevenre713

43w

i miss this era

@REFLEX137

4y↑15

The years pass by and this song gets better... say "digity hell yeah" if you feel me!

@crisminca4317

2y↑4

Real hip hop

@sarelseanego2896

3y↑3

Real Hip hop all day everyday...with love from South Africa.

@dereosroads

2y↑8

I'll never understand the "3.5 mic," "mediocre," "trying too hard," "not Dead Serious" criticisms Das' Hold it Down album received then or in more recent reviews. The album is a straight up classic, and this is just one of the reasons! Das was one of a kind.

@Agentunderfire

1y↑2

This was their best album though, went hard all the way through.

@dereosroads

@@Agentunderfire no doubt!

@the604zipcodevancity9

2y↑6

Real Hip Hop, literally and still on heavy rotation like the first day I heard it! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

@felixpapzien352

5y↑16

Respect from Germany

@Peterzwegat12345

Ich wusste gar nicht das eko fresh das Lied geklaut hat

@berndaschmann8295

5y↑1

@@Peterzwegat12345 wat is denn son eko fräsch gegen solche Kings des reellen Hip Hop, richjtisch NIXXXXXXXX

@jordan4748

Ehre.

@yuliankozachok4758

4y↑7

Sublime 90s nothing can beat them

@peterkombe429

1y↑1

This song is therapeutic.

@richiestarks6163

1y↑8

Raw and gritty shit. We was way ahead of our time. Blessed to have lived through this era.

@yulmccree5640

1y↑10

DAS KILLED IT🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

@ciao214Z

31w↑1

Man am i glad i am the nineties generation

@elche4179

3y↑3

Old school for Real ✌️ from Senegal 🇸🇳💪

@FatGuySkinnyWallet

5y↑56

Still listening to this in 2019

@dawidkunicki2855

4y↑2

Me too

@deebostan9939

4y↑1

👍👍👍👍real hip hop das efx the best rapper of time big up ba yo from paris

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