West Coast Connection Forum
DUBCC - Tha Connection => West Coast Classics => Topic started by: TraceOneInfinite Flat Earther 96' on August 19, 2006, 02:35:25 PM
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I only saw it once in Sept. of 1996, and I never saw it again. This is the most historic hip-hop video ever. Mysteriously, I only saw this video once on YOMTV Raps late night hours, and it's from an album that sold 2 million. The subject of the video is the New World Order and the Illuminati trying to destroy hip-hop through the East Coast/West Coast beef (what Dre called in his Source cover that year, "the greatest case of black on black crime"), this was when Dre was experiencing his brief period of consciousness.
Well, I've been searching for this video everywhere, and I found it finally today at YouTube after I read someone's post saying YouTube plans to carry every video ever made.
Dr. Dre feat. Group Therapy: "East Coast Killa/West Coast Killa"
Here's the link. http://youtube.com/watch?v=9hFM3bymTxA
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i like the song but i don't like the video too much
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Nas' verse is :o
I never saw the video before, I remember hearing the song once back in '96.
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Mysteriously, I only saw this video once on YOMTV Raps late night hours, and it's from an album that sold 2 million.
haha yes very mysterious. could it be a conspiracy? lol but yeah, used to be one of my fav songs back in the day
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Mysteriously, I only saw this video once on YOMTV Raps late night hours, and it's from an album that sold 2 million.
haha yes very mysterious. could it be a conspiracy? lol but yeah, used to be one of my fav songs back in the day
I don't know for sure if it's true with this particular video, Allah knows best, but in general, I honestly believe that the owners of MTV have an interest in keeping their viewers in a state of ignorant consumerism. Viacom owns MTV, look at what happened as soon as Viacom bought BET a few years ago, they got rid of programs like Teen Summit and Tavis Smiley News program BET Tonight, and added programming like BET UNCUT. They wouldn't air one of Little Brother's video's because they said it was "too intelligent for their audience."
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10 years? wow were u been at?hiding in a hatch?lol
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I hate music videos
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Mysteriously, I only saw this video once on YOMTV Raps late night hours, and it's from an album that sold 2 million.
haha yes very mysterious. could it be a conspiracy? lol but yeah, used to be one of my fav songs back in the day
I don't know for sure if it's true with this particular video, Allah knows best, but in general, I honestly believe that the owners of MTV have an interest in keeping their viewers in a state of ignorant consumerism. Viacom owns MTV, look at what happened as soon as Viacom bought BET a few years ago, they got rid of programs like Teen Summit and Tavis Smiley News program BET Tonight, and added programming like BET UNCUT. They wouldn't air one of Little Brother's video's because they said it was "too intelligent for their audience."
Shut the fuck up.
If you hate consumerism so much, then stop listening to all these artists who embrace consumerism themselves. You think Dre really put out "The Aftermath" for "the streets"?
Stop trying so hard to fit in with the GODS, white boy, cause you ain't ever gonna be nothing but grafted.
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the whole video was posted on here about a year or two again i think, you should've been around then
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great song, and sure the video is rare ....
but to make a thread saying Greatest Video Ever ... come on man, the video is nothing special.
Replace the word Greatest with Rarest and that would be a more accurate description.
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lol at searching for this in 10 years hehe.. i have had it on my computer for a long time. .and in a lot better quality
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video was cool, after it finished i clicked on this one http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=taBjLDib78o and even though im not a paulwall fan thought it had a dopeass beat.
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i heard 2 min and that wwas too much not worth it to me.. thats some gothic theme shit
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Bryan I swear to Allah that you're a fucking paranoid delusional. I would see this vid damn near everyday after school in 96 on MTV. So that flushes your retarded conspiracy theory down the shitter like a soggy turd. You should def get out more.
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Bryan I swear to Allah that you're a fucking paranoid delusional. I would see this vid damn near everyday after school in 96 on MTV. So that flushes your retarded conspiracy theory down the shitter like a soggy turd. You should def get out more.
LOL No doubt man, this shit was on all the time, this Hajj-Abdul dude is just too much!!!
And yo, i've had the video on my comp for at least 5 years!!!!!!!!
One video i am really looking for is the Geto Boys Str8 Gangstaism video, anyone have it??
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I remember the video. It use to play once in a while on MTV. I must have been one of the few then that saw it like 10 times. Which, since I don't watch MTV, was a bit for me. I focused on their Hip-Hop videos, so it's all good. I bought that CD, I will see if I still have it, which I doubt, but you never know. Mel Man's song on there is the shit, and there were a couple gems. Nationowl by Nowl was the shit to me. Plus RBX killed a classic Dre beat.
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Nationowl by Nowl was the shit to me. Plus RBX killed a classic Dre beat.
Co-sign.. no doubt.. I was really feelin Nationowl's contribution to that album, he kind of sounded like Hitman but his lyrics were much darker. As for the RBX track, I don't think Dre produced it.