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I would like to see a status of rakim the master God of hip hop rap in New York word up he is a legend n change the game on 86s that I remember back then
Rakim is still high on opinion list of the greatest emcees ever. Most others like Melle Mel who was the first emcee writing rhymes down and doing routines along with his brother. Very lyrical since the 70s also.
Rakim is The God for Sure he is Blessed By God GOD'S Creation just to show ya how powerful and Mysterious God is Really is..MUCH Respect to Rakim his intelligence is Extraordinary ..
I. S. 201. YMCA and PAL on 123rd Street were the hot pockets for Early days of HIp Hop in Harlem. I wish I was there when Rakim broke ground in Harlem that night. There was mention of many Heads in attendance, Eamon( did Beatbox), Rob Base, Doug E Fresh, all Harlem Cats. I missed It! I didnt miss the night, SALT n PEPPA did Showstoppa at 201. We were hyped because we swore Doug and Slick Rick were gonna come there. The crowd kept saying there go Doug and Salt N Peppa would pause. LMAO. Early days were fantastic. A job well done on this!!!!!!
The thing I learned from and about Rakim that made him so special even back in the 87 to 90s era he was so unbelievably ahead of his time almost like light years ahead of anyone or anything that was out at the time he took it to a whole nother dimesion of ryhme almost and no disrespect to KRS1 who was also a brilliant emcee or the next best emcee at that time but the distance between the two was truly overwhelming far as the skill set Rakim took it or set the bar to heights unimaginable at that time, a true a God bless talent for the ages in hiphop.
This is GOLD! Thanks for posting.
And who's that lil kid wit the curly hair dancing tho lol
From one bboy to the hardest I salute you King
THE Prince of the Street
13:14
My culture is in the dark, my religion is a question mark. where do I start
RIP Alvin Toney. You were highly influential. From Eric B Rakim to EPMD to Craig Mack. Always in our hearts
Without rakim there is no Pac, Big, Nas , Jay……….
I would like to see a status of rakim the master God of hip hop rap in New York word up he is a legend n change the game on 86s that I remember back then
This the best collaboration to hip hop. Rakim
Rest in peace
ALVIN TONEY
I wanna know who tf pressed the dislike button you POS's
Could anyone make subtitles for this video? I'll really appreciate that.
The music and sound effects are too dramatic. lol
Still a good video.
Rakim is still high on opinion list of the greatest emcees ever. Most others like Melle Mel who was the first emcee writing rhymes down and doing routines along with his brother. Very lyrical since the 70s also.
What is second. I thought my melody was produced by Mally Mall and the scratches?
Hands DOWN RAKIM is the Best to ever do it Period! #1 MC EVER! True Hip Hop forever
DJ Maniak comes off so insecure.
I remember Emanon he was with AFRIKA ISLAM and ICE T and they were performing at the club Limelight in Manhattan this is 86
Weed is Genesis 9:3(N.I.V.)Jesus is Lord
Most Impactful Wordsmith
Most Innovative Lyricist
Rakim!
Read the Lyrics to Rakim's sings, there are many gems
Please…. PLEASE….. Don't compare LeFlopp James with the R…… C'mon brah…..
Rakim is The God for Sure he is Blessed By God GOD'S Creation just to show ya how powerful and Mysterious God is Really is..MUCH Respect to Rakim his intelligence is Extraordinary ..
Top 5 dead or alive!!
Rakim and scarface my 2 favorite MCs
Man O Man!!! I wish all the old school rappers get together and wipe out all the new generation of mumble robot lean drinking Xanax head rappers!!
What assholes thumbs down this smh . Don't love hip hop or the god mc
Oh My God..Holy R You
That Was So Beautiful.
I feel bad because Rakim is the GOAT but I can't get behind him. I'm hollerin' Killah Priest as the man.
I. S. 201. YMCA and PAL on 123rd Street were the hot pockets for Early days of HIp Hop in Harlem. I wish I was there when Rakim broke ground in Harlem that night. There was mention of many Heads in attendance, Eamon( did Beatbox), Rob Base, Doug E Fresh, all Harlem Cats. I missed It! I didnt miss the night, SALT n PEPPA did Showstoppa at 201. We were hyped because we swore Doug and Slick Rick were gonna come there. The crowd kept saying there go Doug and Salt N Peppa would pause. LMAO. Early days were fantastic. A job well done on this!!!!!!
They way that guy described him is NOT a compliment!
my unusual style will confuse you a while If I was water I’d float in the nile
RAKIM!!!!!!!
The thing I learned from and about Rakim that made him so special even back in the 87 to 90s era he was so unbelievably ahead of his time almost like light years ahead of anyone or anything that was out at the time he took it to a whole nother dimesion of ryhme almost and no disrespect to KRS1 who was also a brilliant emcee or the next best emcee at that time but the distance between the two was truly overwhelming far as the skill set Rakim took it or set the bar to heights unimaginable at that time, a true a God bless talent for the ages in hiphop.