I no that I said I would never do another thread, but these guys need some appreciation in this era. So here’s one on The Lox (a thread):

I first heard of these guys on Life After Death (on the Last Day track)by the goat, Notorious BIG. They KILLED their verses. Instant fan (1997)

Here’s The Lox off of the Queen, Mary J. Blige, album called “Share My World.” This song is called, “Can’t Get You Off My Mind.” (1997)

It’s actually funny in retrospect: Diddy had these niggas on almost every R&B in 1997 haha. But they killed it. Here’s The Lox on Zhane’s, “Saturday Night.”

Here’s one of my favorite joints: “All About the Benjamins.” The Lox killed their feature (1997)

Butterfly is one of my favorite R&B albums OAT, so I had to add the Bad Boy Remix to “Honey” in here (1997)

Here’s their appearance on Jay-Z’s “Reservoir Dogs” (from Vol.2) with DMX, Beanie Sigel, and Sauce Money (1998). Fire track

I can’t believe that I almost forgot “Money, Power, Respect”! This song still goes! (1998)

Here’s The Lox (in 1998) on “Blackout”

The Lox had a dope feature on Eve’s debut album (1999).

The Lox on Black Rob’s “Can I Live.” Classic record (2000)

This is a funny clip because it shows are crazy they were with the censors back then. Lol they even censored “my 9. C’mon! Haha. Anyway, “Wild Out” is one of my favorite Lox records (2000)

If you know HipHop, then you know how big these DJ Clue tapes were back in the day. This record, “Fantastic Four, Pt. 2” w/ The Lox, Cam’ron, and Fabolous. This song is INSANE (2001)

Now here’s another one of my joints: “Knock Yourself Out” off Jadakiss’s debut album, Kiss Tha Game Goodbye. Dope track (2001)

Here’s another dope single from Jadakiss’s Kiss Tha Game Goodbye: “We Gonna Make It” feat. Styles P

This was a great moment in HipHop; it’s history. The Lox were performing in Philly at Powehousd, and Jada stopped to rap a freestyle/diss directed at Beanis Sigel. The min he said son’s name, he crowd starts wyling and throwing shit haha classic moment (2001)

Here’s Styles P’s single (“Good Times”) off of his “A Gangster and a Gentleman” album. One of my favorite joints (2002)

Aight, so I had to skip some years because these guys be WORKING and have many moments. Here’s Sheek Louch with “Good Love.” This is a special one for me (2008).

“Thé Family” by The Lox is a very dope song off their “Filthy America...It’s beautiful” album (2016). Definitely check this out if you haven’t already

Here’s The Lox new single, “Loyalty and Love,” that dropped last month. Fire single. I hope an album is coming.

Respect these legends. They’re definitely worth diving into and exploring further. There’s a lot of great music and history there.

The goats.

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