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biglionbear

Old Skool lives!

AroundTheWaymon

This shit knocks!

MerkabaStar

@FactOfOpinion yea I'll have to check them out. Thanks!

FactOfOpinion

@MerkabaStar There was also "Criminal Nation" from Seattle they were hardcore with G-funk, but they were underrated, but they were mentioned by mix alot and the kid on their cd's

MerkabaStar

@nuttybuddy727 Man I'm in South Carolina! My brother had a CRX with the 12 inch boom in the back. He basically introduced me to mix and I hung around. He was probably my main influence in my rapping days when I was trying to do my thing. Rolling with number one came out and I was all over it. I really only listened to Mix and Kid. Didn't know much else about Seattle.

patrick lewallen

@MerkabaStar east coast??????????? for real?????? did you listen to sen or mix at all in tha day? west coast!!!!better yet the pacific north west!!

patrick lewallen

@MerkabaStar east coast??????????? for real?????? did you listen to sen or mix at all in tha day? west coast!!!!better yet the pacific west coast!!

TeishaW

He just got saved and is comin to my church this week, i get to work with him on stage and stuff =] hecka excited.

champdog1

@theunknownknows More like ass kickin' grunge and average rap outside of Mix-A-Lot.

mobbinthrudabay

aww yah . this shit was hot when it came out . still badass

Kevin Thruelsen

Respect...

theunknownknows

Washington. Made good rap and shitty grunge.

MerkabaStar

underground classic...at least for the east coast!

Brad Slack

he was part of mix a lots crew

Marc Twain

yeah maaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaan what a fuckin burner!!!! & you're right he sounds exactly like sir mix a lot! ^^

guillermo fernandez jr

I did KARAOKE to this for my music class back in 1994...Killed it!

Aaron Dizon

@javaman42 cuz he's from seattle

mediadude4God

Me too. I used to bump this in my 1989 toyota. I still use this song to test out the bass when installing a new stereo system.

littlegrooves206

They sound alike cause they're homies. Mix produces his stuff. Boom Boom.

George Bailey

Why does his rap style sound exactly like Sir Mix-A-Lot?

N2Deep

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