''oooooh bay beyyyy''



''gotta get you home with me tonight''

That video was all full of Paul Hunter/Hype Williams-isms.
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Timmy84 said:

I love watching it because it was still 1996 and fresh.

Cinnie said:

I loved the slow-down motion in parts of those vids.

Timmy84 said:

I actually love this era of videos and Foxy's debut was off the chain and this video and song were HOT. Paul and Hype made black folks look gorgeous.

Twist my body like the Exorcist . . . one of my fave rap lyrics.
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SCNDLS said:

I agree, those videos were very creative.

Why did you both mention Paul Hunter, did he help with Hype Williams' vision here?

Cinnie said:

Don't know but their videos weren't too different from each other to me. I guess Hype had it over Paul with his videos going at a certain angle.

Cinnie said:

They had similar styles that were kinda groundbreaking for the time. Love 'em both.

SCNDLS said:

Yeah pretty much.

http://en.wikipedia.org/w...eo_Credits

http://en.wikipedia.org/w...raphy#List

SCNDLS said:

Jay-Z wrote this song. Kinda ironic how Ill Na Na was the bigger album than Reasonable Doubt.

Cinnie said:

.....and that BLUEPRINT is better than REASONABLE DOUBT!!!!!

Cinnie said:

If I'm not mistaken Jay wrote this whole album. Kinda like how Big wrote all of Lil Kim's debut. The funny part is that both girls had on the same outfit in their album pics. Fox is actually wearing it in this video too. I'da beat that stylist's ass.

SCNDLS said:

Blame Misa (the chic with the blond pigtails hugged up with Puff in the Jacuzzi of Biggie's Big Popppa video, along with being his baby mama).

IdentityCrisis said:

Misa Hilton Brim??? I love saying her whole name. She styled both of them, around the same time, and put 'em in the SAME outfit, probably literally the same outfit???? I woulda kicked her albino ass for that shit.