Wanna be a...Balla, Shot Calla, 20 inch blades...on da Impala...

[Skip b]

Heard this shyt a few months ago, and almost shed a tear..............................Its gotta be a better way, Better way Better way, yeeahhh



Classic shyt breh

 

[Danie84]

 

[Dog Based Gremlin]

first time seeing the video (or its so old that i forgot i saw it)

 

[Skip b]

I just noticed I'm down with the Bone and I'm down with the Mo part of the song, as a child I always felt this should have been a Bone track

 

[cheek100]

OFFICIAL SNITCH

 

[VBM]

Yungstar's verse on Wanna Be a Baller

The GOAT Pat track tho

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7aELH0U2gkk"]Fat Pat - Tops Drop[/ame]

 

[MoneyTron]

My dad used to BLAST this shyt when we were kids.

 

[director_of_bands]

this was during a time when hiphopfans just started accepting anything...I remember Nelly was considered hot during this time too...

 

[mozichrome]

"boys don't understand virtual reality Caravan"......what in the hell was that line about?

 

[Billy Preston]

"boys don't understand virtual reality Caravan"......what in the hell was that line about?

It's one of those songs where you don't know what they're saying or talking about half the time but still bangs.

 

[iceberg_is_on_fire]

Living in the chicago area, they didn't play this song on the black stations but they did on the others that played all formats. Classic cut right here.

 

[Q2EEzY]

Smokin big killa gettin high in the Toyota

 

[Da King]

one of the GOAT hooks

 

[@ReallyReal]

man.......this joint banged and Yungstar is the epitome of a young Texas rapper.......him and Flip and the time was a reflection of Houston's youth.....

took me 3 years to realize dude said "Chains and Charms".........

i thought he said he was watching "Charles and Charge" then he heard a car alarm

lol......."rocking chains and charms"

 

[The Antagonist]

Classic song. Though I've never understood why the song is so popular amongst white people. I'm white myself, but I'm a huge fan of hip-hop... I know people who barely listen to rap that love the song and it's always puzzled me.