Cypress Hill Insane In The Brain.

Bongos doing some serious work here ✅

The modern adolescent mind cannot grasp how cool this actually was at the time.

Cypress Hill: How I Could Just Kill a Man / B-Real, Ice Cube, Cypress Hill, Sen D.O.G..

The epitome of ‘cool’

God I loved black Sunday . That album was one of the best rap records ever .

Back when rap was built on proper fat joints, basslines and no fekkin autotune.

The show they are on was called The Word. Essential viewing for any teenager or young adult. They had some amazing live acts, Nirvana being one of the high-water marks.

I am exactly dis old 👵

I loved, when they fired up Hellfest Last Year:

Saw these play in Liverpool, probably around the same time as this appearance on The Word. Unbelievable gig.

Sen Dog dance moves always so lol dope

Chicano rap B-Real is of Mexican Descent and Sean Dog is Cuban.

Huffty

A true gem!

Banger 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

This is AI. Where are all the mobile phones?

@GMan_100 isn’t TV these days rubbish

B-Real is actually a really cool person too 👍

Me gusta la versión con la sinfónica

Awesome

Had some reyt bands on that show.

🔥👌😮‍💨

Look at how young @B_Real & @OGSenDog are here!

Danny Sapkos first job.

The Word.... Fucking old...

Had my head shaved once and I looked just like Hufty

Too teir

This is an amazing live performance. 🤪

Loved this when it came oot

Simpler days. LOVED the colors of the era--80's/early-90's. It came to a screeching halt in '95. Go watch a TV series, like MARTiN: vibrant colors in every frame first couple seasons; then you notice lots of drab, neutrals dominate '95. Same in Wayans Bros. I hated that sm