Hey this is Zias. B. Lou! And we here with Genius about to film The Cosign to
see if we bang with these old school rappers or not. Bow! Hello!
Old school hip-hop you know that's where it all originated. What was it the boom bap?
You know they write back then? All I wanna do is a zoom zoom zoom and a boom boom da da da da!
On my mama! Yeah I know what you talkin about though yeah.
I think you know as a upcoming artist, all artists should appreciate where
it originated from you know what I'm sayin? I see some of these younger artists might dislike
the old like the Tupacs but you know like that you know back in the day but I
just say but you gotta appreciate it because it started at some point and
then it just kind of migrated it just keep you know getting better I'm better
or just improving or you know a sound or anything you know and just taking it
further so that's what I like to see improvement and progression like over time, ya know?
Oh that's that LL Cool J!
That's what I'm saying!
Aye, but on my mama, they be hittin them moves though!
He brought that energy. I remember that one song, "Mama said knock you out" yeah.
It's crazy, this my first time hearing this though honestly. I don't know if that's bad
Yo I haven't heard this song before actually. I ain't gonna lie. This sounds like something like I
would actually jam to now low key. It could come on and I wouldn't trip
I'd be like nah, Imma let it bang out. Cookin' and cleanin' ya know?
LL Cool J, you get our Cosign. You get our Cosign, man. That shit was hot. Bow! Hello!
You know what's crazy? A lot of y'all aunties and mamas, they was thotties for these old school
music videos. Don't let em fool yall. I didn't even think that deep! You feel what I'm saying?
They were video vixens back in the day!
They're like "I ain't got time to play I'm tryna move somethin'!" On my mama!
That nigga said "suck my dick in the dark!"
Old school player though!
You see, he wasn't like, "hey mama how you doing?" He didn't even ask for her name though B. Lou!
He didn't even ask for her name!
I ain't tryna know if you Kimberly, Ashley Britney.
Pull up your shirt lemme suck them titties. Bow! Hello!
I haven't heard this song before but I do know of 2 Live Crew. I know like you
know they had the you know the bows and the hellos in they videos. A lot of ass in they videos
It look like somethin you ain't want your mama to catch you watching. You feel what I'm sayin?
What you in there watching lil boy? Haha. Nothing! Haha.
2 Live Crew, I ain't gonna lie to you, you get the Zias and B. Lou Cosign, you feel what I'm sayin?
Y'all know what's going on.
Too much ass in there not to get the Cosign. Bow!
Okay, That's JAY-Z! That's what I'm saying. That's what I'm saying. JAY-Z's in the cut.
Hahaha. Bruh, you see JAY-Z?
Bruh. That nigga ugly!
Bro. What?
I don't really like this song. I didn't either.
What stood out, right off the bat was the instrumental. I just couldn't rock with it, like the beat you know what I'm sayin?
I feel like that's the key element to a song. On my mama.
This ain't it. Nah. This ain't it though. It does not get the Cosign.
Oh, shit. Now you know. Come on, my nigga, my daddy used to be on this. On my mama.
I'm in the back of the truck going to football practice on the N.W.A, on my mama
N.W.A, they were like the pioneers of the gangsta rap. That street. You just had to feel them.
You dig what I'm saying, you felt every time. Up in your face, real disrespectful like.
And they sound, like the West Coast sound back in the day like it had that like that
large how you say, is it a symphony?
[singing]
A synthesizer? Yeah I don't know what it's called. But I heard that a lot in a lot of the songs back then.
Right off the bat I liked it because, you know, that west coast sound. It's just that cadillac music.
N.W.A, "Alwayz into Somethin'" you get the Cosign.
I thought this was The Chappelle Show.
Oh nah, this a banger. On my mama, yeah.
I like that sound. That da da da!
They got the bow hellos. Ya dig what I'm sayin?
They was all white though!
Nah nah nah, mixed breeds. There's a few of them mixed. You know what I'm sayin?
We got all colors. What are you talkin' about?
Rakim can spit. I like this bro.
This song is a banger. I was just thinking like damn how Kanye
do his music a little bit, I can like see some similarities if I want to say
that. I like the old school style. You know how they put together they fits. With the
hats the long rope chains and you know.
"Don't sweat the Technique." Eric B. & Rakim, y'all get the B. Lou and Zias Cosign. Easy.
Man, these songs be long back in the day.
I tell you! We 2:15 and out now
Sometimes not even two minutes! 1:56! That's what I'm saying! 1:30!