
September 5, 2009

More WU!!!!!!!
September 5, 2009

In Honor of Raekwon’s Cuban Links II, I’m posting mad Wu-Tang Vids today. The Rugged shit though! You Nah Meannnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn! Me and the Killa was buggin’ off the joints yesterday. Just reminaecceiing of where and what we was doing at the time the songs was in Full effect. 1995 was a great year for Hip-Hop peoples believe it!!!!!! FANGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG! So lets get it started.
August 22, 2009
There will only be 1 ODB son!!!!
August 22, 2009
Another attack on the skinny jean people. Man, they must’ve did some research on it because they got these cats look and demeanor down pack. But I like this joint though. Yo! Flux peep the first dude. hahahaha
August 1, 2009

This show still comes on. What!! but watching it became part of the culture like kung fu flicks. And they had just as much fights like kung fu flicks also. Hahahaha. But you and I know why we watched the show. And let the games begin!!!! JERRY! JERRY! JERRY! JERRY!
July 25, 2009
This is just some str8 Gangsta ish with no chaser!!!!
July 25, 2009
This joint right here is what we use to do every saturday at 3pm. Watch kung fu flicks until 5pm. And usually after that somebody get bust in the head by a handmade sword or something, hahahaha. But this some fly ish done with what sound like some original sample Wu tracks done by New El Michels Affair’s LP “Enter The 37th Chamber”
July 25, 2009
I mean I don’t support domestic violence or whatever this is but dude was getting his ass mopped up like a spill in a fast food spot. And watch the law at it’s finest in this joint!! Oh yea, i’m bacccck!!!!
May 2, 2009

Now, I’m not gonna front… when these dudes first came out I was frontin’ on them. I was fresh off the New York Train and I was bias. HAAA! The first person that had me even listen was this little kid. Me and Jax was in this wing spot off of Spelmen campus and this little kid was in that joint and kept singing ”Smokin’ Jack moves, Smokin’ JAck moves”. We was buggin the flux out. JAx use to bugg off the “NAtasha” shout out. HAAAAA! When I heard ” Fo the Love of Money” and “The First of The Month”… I was fucked up. Didn’t buy the album but I was diggin those joints. Then they did the joint with Biggie and Tupac. Those joints was BANGIN’! I never heard that style before. Shit was Dope when I finally understood what was going on. HAAAA! So here’s to The Thuggish, Ruggish Bones! It’s the First of the Month so get that rent game up. HAAAA! FISKKKKKKKKK!!!!!!



Bio(btnhcentral.ihiphop.com):
Bone thugs-n-harmony first hit the scene in the early 90’s. They were broke and hungry to make it in the rap game. They first headed to Los Angeles, California on minimal savings and auditioned for rap star/label head the late great Eazy-E over the telephone, but they never replied back to them. Soon after that Layzie Bone, Krayzie Bone, Wish Bone, Bizzy Bone, and Flesh-n-Bone got their first real chance to show their talent when Eazy-E was doing a show in their hometown Cleveland, Ohio. They hustled up some money and went back to Cleveland and auditioned live backstage for Eazy and he signed them to Ruthless Records on the spot.
Within a few weeks they were in the studio recording their debut EP, “Creepin’ On Ah Come Up”. The hip-hop heads were stunned with their fresh new style of raping and the album went to sell over two million copies. Bone thugs-n-harmony followed that album with the release of the five times platinum LP, “E. 1999 Eternal” which debuted at #1 on top of the pop charts. The group made history with their hit single, “Tha Crossroads” which helped them win a Grammy and they tied the Beatles “Can’t Buy Me Love” as the fastest rising pop single ever. That album put Bone thugs-n-harmony on the map and it would not stop from there.
The group returned in 1997 with their next album “The Art Of War”, which for a double disc album had some great hits, but if it were a single disc album would have been rated better by the critics. In the late 90’s, the group concentrated on developing artists signed to their own Mo Thug Records label. Bizzy, Krayzie, Layzie and Flesh also released commercially and critically successful solo albums. Then in 2000 the group reunited to record BTNHResurrection which would stop the rumors that they have broken up. “BTNHResurrection” probably one of Bone’s best albums after “E. 1999 Eternal” debuted at number 2 in March 2000, but could have sold more if it were promoted better. After the release of that album they went on resuming their solo careers.
In 2002 the group got back once again with everyone back in the group though Flesh-n-Bone in jail for threatening a friend with an AK-47. They went to release Thug World Order, which was a good solid album, but not as good as the die-hard Bone fans would expect from them.
They are one of the most underrated rap groups ever but they are still the best to millions of people all over the world. Even through all the hard times with the group and family problems Bone thugs-n-harmony still managed to become very successful. They are the only rap group that has worked with rap legends like Eazy-E, Tupac Shakur, and Notorius B.I.G. They came in the game with their original style and they will go down as one of the best in the hip-hop history books, but this is not the end for the Bone legacy. This is only the beginning for Bone thugs-n-harmony there is more to come in the future.