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Hip Hop Music Videos - TOP 100 Greatest Hip Hop Songs of the 90s We recommend you to check other playlists or our favorite music charts. If you enjoyed liste...
Dec 28, 2023 · 90s Hip Hop music videos featuring music from Common Sense, Camp Lo, Fugees, Luniz, Wu-Tang, Raekwon, Mobb Deep, Nas, Jay-Z, Notorious B.I.G. Pharcyde, ATCQ and more. ... More. Play all....
- Big Pun feat. Joe ‘Still Not A Player’ This track — a remix of Joe’s ‘Don’t Wanna Be a Player’ including a sample of Brenda Russell's 'A Little Bit of Love’ — didn’t receive due recognition until its music video was released.
- Busta Rhymes ‘Gimme Some More’ Co-directed by Hype Williams and Busta himself, this video includes the classic nineties fisheye lens shots that defined the era.
- Fugees ‘Ready Or Not’ It’s an absolute banger that I think everyone is born knowing, however, the music video is something else. There are many theories of what ‘Ready Or Not’ is about, from the death of a burglar to the Fugees asking other rappers if they were ‘ready’ for their influence on the hip hop scene.
- Missy Elliott ‘The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly)’ The main reason this makes it onto the list is the look. Blown up in some sort of inflatable bin bag, Missy Elliott dances into the fish-eye lens with sunglasses that seem to wrap up around her head.
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The 20 Most Influential Hip Hop Music Videos of the 90s. The mid-1990s saw the rise of some of the biggest artists and trends in rap and hip hop history. With people like Tupac, the Wu-Tang Clan, and A Tribe Called Quest carrying culture through this period, lasting changes were felt. Hip hop tracks during the 90s were loud, definitive, and ...
