There Was A '90s Rap Group Called The "Young Black Teenagers"...

[Jerz-2]

....and they were all white:

Like, these whiteboys legit got MTV airtime and ere'thing.

They eventually got clowned to Bolivia and rightfully ostracized for their bullshyt platform, which was something along the lines of " being a young black teenager is a state of mind, it's not about race."

The dude with the fake dreads () played Kid's college roommate in "House Party 2".

Anyway....imagine somebody trying this shyt in 2018.

 

[cheek100]

I remember these cats too. Ny was showing em maaad love at first lol

 

[Waterproof]

They had a small minor hit in the early 90's called Pass the Bottle, biting Das EFX style which many rappers did at that time

 

[Ghostface Trillah]

And we got them the fukk up outta here with the quickness.

Think about that the next time one of you 2000 babies try to use the bu..bu..but they had wack rappers in the 90's excuse to defend tamogachi 69 and the rest of these face tatted mumbling gay trolls

 

[Dead End]

They had one good album, produced by The Bomb Squad and co-signed by Public Enemy. But yeah, they didn't really explain what they meant by their name very well.

 

[the cac mamba]

They had one good album, produced by The Bomb Squad and co-signed by Public Enemy. .

 

[Waterproof]

They had one good album, produced by The Bomb Squad and co-signed by Public Enemy. But yeah, they didn't really explain what they meant by their name very well.

Fear of a Black Planet huh?, Those Jews done scared the slave into Public Enemy

 

[hayesc0]

 

[No Hook]

And nikkas say this generation is bad

 

[Dead End]

lol, I think they meant the name to be honoring black culture or something. They had a song called "Proud to Be Black", too.

I think their intentions, plus the political songs they had, gained them the PE/Bomb Squad co-sign.

But for real, that Bomb Squad production on their first album is

 

[We Ready]

Roman Reigns in the back

 

[315]

 

[Waterproof]

lol, I think they meant the name to be honoring black culture or something. They had a song called "Proud to Be Black", too.

I think their intentions, plus the political songs they had, gained them the PE/Bomb Squad co-sign.

But for real, that Bomb Squad production on their first album is

Nope let's be honest, Public Enemy whored out Hip Hop, they asses was spooked of the Professor Grif Incident and tried to appease the white man

 

[BlackMajik]

I remember these cats too. Ny was showing em maaad love at first lol

Is this a lowkey NY lost thread?

 

[livindajetlife]

Older generation LOST