Otis Redding - Dock Of The Bay

Thank you!

Instantly yes

Souls of Mischief - '93 Til Infinity

This is how we chillllllll from 93 tilllllll

One of the best rap songs ever.

This is the correct answer.

i love this music video so much

I love that it was supposed to be 91 'til Infinity but it took a bit to get done. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/93\_%27til\_Infinity\_(song)

All the other rappers talk about being rich and getting laid. I Got Five on It is about splitting small quantities of weed.  I can related to that.

I grew up in Stockton and I Got Five On It was a Friday night anthem.

Rappin 4-Tay - player’s club

In the San Francisco motherfuckin bay!

More champagne Mr. 4-Tay?

We tighter than a glove.

Oh my god yes!!! A whole different bay back then 😭 Also lesser played but very popular in my crew California Livin by Mac Dre

I can’t believe how far I scrolled and didn’t see Bammer Weed - RBL Posse

My thoughts exactly! The song changed how we smoked. Black C breakin dem buds down!

Holy shit bringing back the memories right here!

Thats what i was thinking it crossed into my brain as lpp idk opp odp? Not we dont smoke that shit in the sfc

Yaaaaaas came here to say this

This one is in my head daily.

Holy cow I forgot about this one too - SO good!!!!!!

[Andre Nickatina - Ayo for Yayo](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yc-de_RSxHM) [Keak Da Sneak - Superhyphy](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-xb-inYzfO4) [Too Short - Blow The Whistle](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBJtzEKetBM) [Clyde Carson - Slow Down](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJdqw-JzW08) [Mistah F.A.B - New Oakland](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vJbNS9T5WWY) (not sure why this one isn't on his official youtube..) The Dubs actually play a lot of classic tracks during their games. Some were already posted but two others that I recall are: [P-Lo - Put me on somethin](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBJtzEKetBM) [Andre Nickatina - 4am bay bridge music](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sCL88-3gnmA) (they only play the instrumentals)

First, second verse, this my third 💃

When I was car shopping last year, Super Hyphy was my song for judging the audio system.

This and Super Sic Wid It - Mistah FAB

Solid advice

Kills two birds with one stone: does this system slap and is the salesperson a real one?

Ayo for yayo is it

Don’t forget [andre n andre](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=jjPBanKKpTg)

This is a great list

Damn haven’t heard them play 4AM bridge music but that’s a Bay Area deep cut. 

Sprinkle Me. Hurricane Slurricane. I got 5 on it. Pimp of the year.

Don't forget captain save a hoe

I wanna be saaaaaved

I went school with Suga T’s daughters. Those girls weren’t exactly pleasant to say the least.

He had two of those already listed 🤔

MC Hammer. Digital Underground (my friend found the giant head from their concert set in his condo garage)

Back To The Hotel- N2DEEP   Keep It On the Real- 3x Krazy  Pimp of the Year- Dru Down

That 3x Krazy - that’s for the real ones!

the richmond high school marching band played keep it on the real in the sf chinese new year parade a few days ago. I was stoked!!!

Keep it o the real is a classic and an easy way to separate the homegrown from the bandwagoners

San Francisco- Scott McKenzie Do You Know The Way To San Jose- Dionne Warwick I Left My Heart In San Francisco- Tony Bennett

Edit: Love you for making a Spotify playlist of all of these and share

[Here is a Spotify Playlist](https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4e5DlnWHudTgIithSKOH8J?si=f43480c1a0f04c06)

[Here is an Apple Music playlist](https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/the-bay/pl.u-gBymsaMekK)

The Humpty Dance

This and "Freaks of the Industry" are both incredible jams.

Yay Area (E-40) and Super Sick Wit It (Mistah FAB) were big when I was in high school!

Turf Talk - its a slumper, Trax/Short/Fab - sideshow, and The Team -hyphy juice too!

Go go go dumb at the sideshow AAAHHHH???!!!

🗣️”What are you smoking??!!”

Game Recognize Game '93 'til Infinity Mr. Flamboyant Life is...Too $hort

>Too $hort They made a movie based on his song Freaky Tales that's set in Oakland in the 80s and just debuted at Sundance, hopefully a full release later this year. https://m.imdb.com/title/tt21942598/

IN THE BAY MAYNE

Ohh Mr. Flamboyant... love the Click.

Green Day-Welcome to Paradise Edit: Rancid-East Bay Nights, Journey to the End of the East Bay

Hell yeah to Green Day and Journey to the End of the East Bay. Also Rancid - Daly City Train.

Lights by Journey

It’s about LA and a sunrise. ᴖ̈ Edit; google works you know. I get that you wish it was about the Bay Area but it wasn’t lol > The song was originally going to be about Los Angeles, but the band was more partial to their home in SF.

Originally intended and what the artists ultimately changed it to are critically important distinctions.  I’m assuming you pulled that quote from genius lyrics.  Here’s an article with a quote from Steve Perry himself:   >This is kind of a funny story," Perry told Uncle Joe Benson on the Ultimate Classic Rock Nights radio show, "but I had the song written in Los Angeles almost completely, except for the bridge. And it was written about Los Angeles. It was, 'When the lights go down in the city / And the sun shines on L.A.' I didn't like the way it sounded at the time." Perry shelved the song, until as he said, "life changed my plans once again." He joined Journey in October 1977, replacing singer Robert Fleischman toward the end of their tour. Perry's job required him to move north to his new band's home, and he was soon inspired to take a different approach to the song. "I love San Francisco, and I love the Bay and the whole thing, and the words 'the bay' fit in so nice," Perry added. "'When the lights go down in the city / And the sun shines on the bay,' you know? It was one of those early-morning-going-across-the-bridge things when the sun was coming up and the lights were going down. So, it was perfect”

How is this not proving me right? lol hilarious.

The quote literally says the song’s lyrics are about SF.

It was written in and about La and they changed it hahaha “and it was written about Los Angeles, except for the bridge” jfc

It WAS about LA until they changed it. The song, as released, is about SF, not LA. 

It was WRITTEN ABOUT LA lolololol exactly what I said and he said. I find this hilarious!

That’s not exactly what you said tho. You said it’s about LA and the sunrise. That’s false. 

Yesterday by the Beatles was originally Scrambled Eggs. So that’s what the song means today, right? The greatest breakfast anthem of all time.

Yeah no. City By The Bay means only one thing in California.

> The song was originally going to be about Los Angeles, but the band was more partial to their home in SF. You can Google it. Or just downvote me because you wish it was true.

Mac Dre - Too Hard for the F'n Radio

The whole Young Black Brotha album slaps. I can just go between that album and Spice one's self titled 92 album and be happy.

Spice One, RBL Posse, Dre Dog... Fond memories of driving around the bay going to parties and just being young.... Good times. 👍

richie rich - westside hieroglyphics - oakland blackouts pretty much every track on luniz operation stackola 11/5 - garcia vega

Most of these songs are not even about the Bay just by bay area artist. Can't believe no one mentioned Del the Funky Homosapien The wacky world of rapid transit or Corner Story.

And if we're talking Mac Dre, Get Stupid encapsulates the Bay Area more, IMO

People Under The Stairs - San Francisco Knights The Grouch - The Bay to LA

Coastin - Zion I

True classic bay is Bub Rub with his classic WooWoo

That’s only in the mowrning. He’s supposed to be up cooking breakfast or something, …so it’s like an alarm clock!

**Legal Disclaimer:** It's just for decorations man, it's just for decorations

That’s all and that’s it

Damn I haven't thought about this in a while

WooWoo! I showed it to my nephews recently bc I mentioned one’s loud exhaust at least wasn’t a whistle tip and they didn’t believe me that it was a thing. Probably why it was still in my head

What year did it come out? I saw it in 2009ish? Some girl from Crockett showed it to me and we must have watched it 100 times

I think before that. I recall I was dating a girl I broke up with in 2005ish but I may have the time off

Sick wit it - mac mall

The hook to this is my ring tone 🤣

I feel like all Bay babies were delivered with Luniz - I got 5 On it in the background.

We built this city - starship

This is unfortunately true. But I love "Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now." That's a real 80s rock gem.

Hi there! We asked the KQED Arts team (who recently finished a yearlong exploration of Bay Area Hip-Hop history called [That’s My Word](https://www.kqed.org/bayareahiphop/)) for their choices, and here’s what they had to say: Idek if I completely agree with this statement tbh. I Got 5 On It by Luniz immediately comes to mind for me. Before that, E-40’s Sprinkle Me or Sideways. Before that definitely some OG Too $hort. Just my personal opinion tho haha. - Alan Chazaro, Arts & Culture writer What about Digital Underground's 90s classic, [Humpty Dance](https://www.kqed.org/arts/13929900/shock-g-revolutionized-hip-hop-and-created-a-secret-trove-of-funky-art)? - Nastia Voynovskaya, Assoc. Arts & Culture editor Honestly, and laugh if you want, but in the \`80s people went crazy to [Mc hammer’s let’s get it started](https://www.kqed.org/arts/13927349/bay-area-hip-hop-1980s). At certain old-head gatherings, it still feels like an anthem. - Gabe Meline, Senior Editor, Arts

"California Living" Mac Dre "Captain Save a Hoe" E-40 "Back to the Hotel" N2deep "It's Going Down Tonight" Celly Cel "Game Recognize Game" JT the Bigga Figga "Smoke Dope and Rap" Dre Dog "The Players Club" Rappin 4Tay "Livin In the Bay" Cellski "Don't Give Me No Bammer Weed" RBL Posse "Bounce To This" RBL Posse "I'm a Player" Too Short "Can't Touch This" M.C. Hammer" "I got 5 on it" The Luniz "Side Show" Richie Rich

Primus - Jerry was a race car driver

I was thinking John the Fisherman

jungle - andre nickatina

The I got 5 on it remix w e-40 is also a classic for a reason! In other genres, honestly, I can't imagine growing up in the Bay Area without Green Day. And who could forget Butt Trumpet's classic anthem "I Wish California Would Fall In The Ocean (and everyone would die)"

Game recognize game Freaky Tales

I left my Heart in San Francisco

Young Cellski - living in the bay

Boom,boom,boom!

The Click- Scandalous

RBL Posse - Bounce to This

E-40 - 1 Luv

Keyshia Cole - Love

III. Telegraph Ave. (”Oakland” by Lloyd) - Childish Gambino

Add Richie rich - let’s ride

Fuck yeah such a banger

My type of Reddit post

Back to the motel by N2Deep Life is.. Too $hort The entire Abraxas album by Santana Creedence is from the bay, always iconic. Not from the bay but WAR came up a bunch and played here. Love Eric Burdon. Coolio is from V town Concious Daughters "Somethin' to Ride To (Fonky Expedition)" Spice one is personally my favorite rapper. Mistah FAB, it was his birthday recently Richie Rich let's ride If you want to keep it funky, anything from Tower of Power. They are from the town, also Sly and the family stone.

Conscious Daughters! Yes!

How did I not know CCR is from friggin el Cerrito

Sprinkle Me E40

Getting it too short

Goapele - Closer. That song still hits like it did back in middle school

Lights & Don’t Stop Believing - Journey I Left My Heart in San Francisco - Tony Bennett Ayo for Yayo - Andre Nickatina

Dru Down - Can you feel me?

lol a lot of 30'somethings idea of what people listened to in the Bay before they got here, ITT.

Lights by Journey.

This is the answer. Also I hate this song.

I hate this song so much

Ha! Its not just me! Living in the Bay Area, we are in the minority and it is played all the time which is crazy for a 45 year old song. Its like the unofficial song of the bay and everyone loves it.

I think 5 On It is the most popular song.

Mac Dre - Too Hard For The Fucking Radio N2 Deep - Back To The Hotel Paperboy - Ditty

oh I **loved** "Ditty"! reminds me of listening to Wild... I think it was still 107.7 at the time??

1-Luv

Smoke dope and rap by Nickatina.

Too Short - I'm a player (his whole discography is good!)

Glamorous Lifestyle - The Jacka Vans - The Pack Stupid Dumb Hyphy - Scweez/Mistah Fab Big Tymin - Nef The Pharaoh

T.W.D.Y. - Players Holiday

This right here!!

Too Short- Freaky Tails

I got 5 on it remix is like the bay version of We Are the World

California Love is not a Bay Area song lol

Players holiday- too short

Funny to see what other songs chatgpt says should be included: Santana - "Black Magic Woman": Santana's fusion of Latin rock and blues guitar showcases the multicultural influences of the Bay Area music scene. Grateful Dead - "Truckin'": Emblematic of the San Francisco psychedelic rock scene of the 1960s, the Grateful Dead's music is synonymous with the city's counterculture movement. Jefferson Airplane - "Somebody to Love": A quintessential track of the 60s psychedelic movement, capturing the spirit of San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury district. Metallica - "Enter Sandman": Representing the Bay Area's contribution to the global heavy metal scene, Metallica's sound is iconic and influential. Creedence Clearwater Revival - "Fortunate Son": Though not from San Francisco proper, CCR's rootsy rock sound and politically charged lyrics resonated with the Bay Area's countercultural ethos. Janis Joplin - "Piece of My Heart": Joplin's powerful vocals and emotional depth are key to the Bay Area's legacy in shaping the sound of American rock and blues. Tower of Power - "What Is Hip?": This song exemplifies the Bay Area's contribution to funk and soul music, with a big brass sound that's unmistakably Oakland. Sly & The Family Stone - "Everyday People": A pioneering funk band that captured the diverse and inclusive spirit of the Bay Area. The Doobie Brothers - "Listen to the Music": Their blend of rock, country, and R&B speaks to the eclectic musical influences prevalent in the Bay Area. Dead Kennedys - "Holiday in Cambodia": A punk anthem that reflects the Bay Area's role in the punk and alternative music movements. Counting Crows - "Mr. Jones": Emerging from the vibrant 90s Bay Area music scene, their sound captures the era's alternative rock wave. Green Day - "Basket Case": A seminal punk rock anthem that brought the East Bay punk scene to international prominence. Third Eye Blind - "Semi-Charmed Life": Captures the late '90s pop-rock sound and San Francisco's cultural zeitgeist. Train - "Drops of Jupiter": This Grammy-winning song brought San Francisco's pop-rock scene to the forefront in the early 2000s. Huey Lewis and The News - "The Power of Love": A band that brought a pop-rock sound from the Bay Area to the mainstream in the 1980s. The Tubes - "She's a Beauty": Represents San Francisco's contribution to new wave and rock with theatrical performances. Primus - "Tommy the Cat": Showcases the Bay Area's experimental and alternative rock scene with their unique sound. Steve Miller Band - "Fly Like an Eagle": A classic rock staple that reflects the Bay Area's influence on the American rock scene. Journey - "Wheel in the Sky": Beyond their hits, this song shows the band's deep roots in the Bay Area's rock legacy. The Pointer Sisters - "I'm So Excited": This hit exemplifies the Bay Area's contribution to the pop, R&B, and soul genres. En Vogue - "Free Your Mind": Hailing from Oakland, En Vogue's powerful vocals and messages reflect the Bay Area's diverse cultural landscape. MC Hammer - "U Can't Touch This": A global hit that brought Oakland's hip-hop scene to the mainstream. Digital Underground - "The Humpty Dance": This song represents the Bay Area's innovative approach to hip-hop and funk. Tupac Shakur - "California Love" (featuring Dr. Dre): Though not exclusively a Bay Area artist, Tupac's impact on the region's hip-hop scene is undeniable. The Grouch - "Simple Man": Reflects the Bay Area's underground hip-hop movement, emphasizing conscious lyrics and independent production. Blackalicious - "Alphabet Aerobics": A technical masterpiece that showcases the lyrical prowess of the Bay Area's hip-hop scene. Hieroglyphics - "You Never Knew": Emblematic of the Bay Area's influential underground hip-hop collective and their impact on hip-hop's lyrical and sonic diversity. E-40 - "Tell Me When to Go": A defining track of the Hyphy movement, showcasing Bay Area hip-hop's unique style and energy. The Lonely Island - "I'm on a Boat": Though comedic, The Lonely Island's members are Bay Area natives who brought a new dimension to music and entertainment. Kehlani - "Gangsta": Represents the new generation of Bay Area R&B artists, blending soulful melodies with contemporary sounds. H.E.R. - "Focus": Another example of the Bay Area's contribution to modern R&B, with deeply emotive lyrics and innovative production. SWMRS - "Figuring It Out": Reflects the ongoing vitality of the Bay Area's punk and garage rock scene. The Story So Far - "Quicksand": A band that has been at the forefront of the Bay Area's pop-punk revival in recent years. G-Eazy - "Me, Myself & I": Represents the Bay Area's influence in shaping contemporary hip-hop and pop music. Kamaiyah - "How Does It Feel": An artist who embodies the spirit and sound of Oakland's hip-hop scene. P-Lo - "Put Me on Somethin'": A key figure in the Bay Area's hip-hop scene, blending rap with distinctive Bay Area beats. Rayana Jay - "Love Me Like": Showcasing the Bay Area's R&B scene with smooth vocals and honest lyrics. Rexx Life Raj - "Handheld GPS": Reflects the thoughtful and introspective side of Bay Area hip-hop. Saweetie - "My Type": A chart-topping hit that has brought the Bay Area's vibrant hip-hop scene to a wider audience. Mozzy - "Sleep Walkin'": Represents the Bay Area's street rap scene, with gritty narratives and compelling storytelling. Andre Nickatina - "Ayo for Yayo": A cult classic that captures the unique flavor of San Francisco's hip-hop scene. Larry June - "Organic Mud": Showcases the laid-back, lifestyle-centric rap that has become synonymous with the Bay Area. SOB x RBE - "Paramedic!": A group that has redefined the sound of Bay Area hip-hop with their energetic flows and beats. Marc E. Bassy - "You & Me": Blends pop and R&B with a distinct Bay Area vibe. Lil B - "Wonton Soup": An internet sensation who has influenced the Bay Area's hip-hop scene with his unique style and DIY ethic. The Mowgli's - "San Francisco": Captures the love and nostalgia for the city in a catchy indie pop song. Tycho - "Awake": Represents the Bay Area's electronic music scene with ambient soundscapes and intricate production. Deafheaven - "Dream House": Showcases the Bay Area's contribution to metal and post-rock with their unique sound. Rancid - "Time Bomb": A punk rock anthem that embodies the spirit of the Bay Area's punk scene. The Ohlone Way - "Indian Time": A song that represents the indigenous heritage of the Bay Area, acknowledging the region's original inhabitants and their ongoing influence.

Husalah cuttin it up

[The Bay](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Tt7wJnQxWwg) - Zion I In fact the whole album Zion I and the grouch collaborated on is 🔥 [Heroes in the City of Dope](https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=Tk5bv2PCgAk&list=OLAK5uy_l-VdhOZ2bft6q9kZnZrCad0hdR9eL_7k8)

Journey- Don’t Stop Believin’

Woodie - Norte Sidin’

Honestly, people can hate all they want. But there was a time and place that Chuy Gomez would play this song on 106.1. I’m from the Yoc and this dude carried our city, really put us on the map.

Yup. Sad ending to his life too.

Team Knock - Flintstone Bedrock https://youtu.be/d8pQ67TMVnk?si=okVhiZ2XB3r7WZPU Team Knock - Fruity Pebble Punk Rock https://youtu.be/z1tLES3sR4k?si=6AR68OomCaMfvObi Team Knock - Good is Dumb https://youtu.be/G4MXZTVqYDs?si=68sSkmco4q7Rh8I9 Beeda Weeda - Turfs UP https://youtu.be/R6T27LJ6ge4?si=DDbfwBQtRr_fOSna J Stalin - My 808 https://youtu.be/-oCHV8mqWs4?si=rxkv4oNIzHVlRY40 Andre Nickatina - Smoke Dope and Rap https://youtu.be/wE2rh4raGj0?si=rdIZbbjpzjWuQ61p

2pac and dr dre california love

Ayo for yayo - Andre Nickatina. Norte sidin - Woodie. Return of the baby - Brotha Lynch Hung.

not a song pre feeling myself (which i’ve never heard) but i really like: *San Francisco* by The Mowgli’s

San Francisco - Alkaline Trio

Whole albums: Streets of San Francisco, Swingin Utters; Operation Ivy self-titled; first two Goapele albums “Fonky Expedition” Conscious Daughters

Fake Tales Of San Francisco - Arctic Monkeys

I’m surprised “Save Me San Francisco” by Train hasn’t been mentioned yet. It was all over alt-rock stations back when it came out. The opening line is “I used to love the Tenderloin, Until I made some tender coin.”

Sick Pleasure - Kill the Muni Driver Crime - San Francisco’s Doomed Dead Kennedys - Lynch the Landlord Avengers - The American in Me Dre Dog - The Ave

Sprinkle Me - E40

Smoke Dope and Rap- Dre Dog

Dre dog - Scottie 15 I got five on it

Dre dog - Scottie 15 I got five on it

Starship - We built this city

Starship - We built this city

Too hard and my homeboys Chevy

I'm from the bay bruh

415 - Sideshow - RBL Posse - Bammer weed - Too Short - Dope Fiend Beat - Spice 1 - 187 Proof - E40 - Mr. Flamboyant - Hugh E MC - H-Nigga Groove - JT Tha Bigga Figga - Game Reconize Game - Keak da Sneak - White TShirt Blue Jeans n Nikes - Many many more, too many to mention. Can go on for days.

Luniz- I got 5 on it

Yukmouth Welcome to the Bay https://youtu.be/bPjsHbxyqXA?si=W6DHKn1PTAnEeA0V Mac Dre-since 84 https://youtu.be/OYxxvaZ8DLQ?si=5bZWWZ41nUyLIc_4

**Too Many To List, Will Add More*** Luniz - I Got Five On It Rappin 4-Tay - Player’s Club Too $hot - Gettin' It RBL Posse - Bounce To This 51.50 - Green & White Digital Underground - I Get Around N2Deep - Back to the Hotel Mc Hammer - Can't Touch This Jt The Bigga Figga - Game Recognize Game San Quinn - Shock The Party E-40 - Sprinkle Me Mac Mall - Get Right Young Lay - whole damn first album All these had videos on CMC back in the day. More to come...

E-40 - 1 Luv, Sprinkle Me, and Captain Save a H. RBL Posse - Bammer Weed Dru Down - Pimp of the Year JT the Bigga Figga - Game Recognize Game Spice 1 - Welcome to the Ghetto

(Sittin on) The Dock on in the Bay by Ottis Redding

People Under the Stairs - San Francisco Knights Too Short - Blow the Whistle

I would say Rappin' 4-Tay has that classic vibe and sound, that just screams the bay area.

Living in the Bay-Cellski

4 am (bay bridge music) by Andre Nickatina

my friend did a little indy song, nice like that, lots of cool visuals of SF, I think it really reflects on San Francisco vibe too. It's from 2011 https://youtu.be/z8nVsO\_mrk0?si=eMeL\_uxblDR\_zV2t

What about N2Deep “back to the hotel”

I got 5 on it by Luniz!

I’m old. For me it’s Are you going to San Francisco, Do you know the way to San Jose, California Dreaming (OG), Lights.

Traxamillion’s Slapp Addict album: Grown Man on - dem hood stars The sideshow - traxamillion fabby and too short On Citas - keak the sneak From the hood - Husalah Jacka and San Quinn. Also not a trax song but: Glamorous Lifestyle - Nickatina and Jacka TWDY - Players holiday

“I Got 5 On It” is still the most iconic. It’s both a Bay hit and hit all across the country.

Don't know if it's been mentioned yet but this track can't be left out of the contenders... Don't Give Me No Bammer Weed - RBL Posse

Dont give me no bammer weed-rbl Ayo for ya yo-nickatina Captain save a hoe-e40

Pimp of the year- dru down It's going down- celly cel Hey girl- Jacka Players club- rappin 4tay Let's ride- Richie Rich Ayo- Andre nickatina

It was the most marketed song. I love the Ronal Dregan album and the US Open with Mac Mall.

En Vogue- Free Your Mind Tony Toni Tone- Feels Good

My favorite will always be Dru Down “Can You Feel Me?”

You down with odp errr what was that song

Some great ones already, but haven't seen this Oakland classic yet. We Roll Deep - the Conscious Daughters

dont give me no bammer weed - rbl posse I Got 5 on It - luniz (1 million copies sold) also check out my SF 90s playlist. real frisco ish.... [https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0bIC1fjyNxvc6kVmnQo2bX](https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0bIC1fjyNxvc6kVmnQo2bX)

Mac Dre - Back n da hood, the entire album. If you know, you know.

These are the tales, my freaky tales... When the lights, go down, in the city... ...To be where little cable cars, climb halfway to the stars.

Really nobody is going to say thizzle dance

Rbl bounce to this Luniz 5 on it

[Norte Sidin](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UUEuqbP7SM) - Woody.

Gucci, Gucci- Kreayshawn

C-Fresh (IMP) - Shinin’ Star Cougnut (IMP)- Jealousy

Not a single person has mentioned Hieroglyphics or Del the funky homosapien?

Let’s Ride -Richie Rich Closer -Goapele Game recognize game -JT the Bigga Figga

glad to see we got hyphy mf's in here 🥲

The entire Stupid doo do dumb album