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FU-Shnickens - True Fuschnick
Fu-Schnickens was an American hip-hop trio. Similar to Das EFX for their cartoonish lyrics and near-constant allusions to pop culture staples, they were the first Hip Hop artists to rap in backwards fashion. The Fu-Schnickens' popularity was brief but significant in hip hop history. Their best known track is 1993's "What's Up Doc? (Can We Rock)," featuring basketball star Shaquille O'Neal. The Fu-Schnickens comprised Chip Fu (Roderick Roachford), Moc Fu (Joe Jones), and Poc Fu (Lennox Maturine). "Fu" stood for "For Unity" and "Schnicken" was a made-up word which meant "coalition". The three friends from East Flatbush, Brooklyn first gained attention after performing at a rap event at Howard University, after which they were signed by Jive Records.The group's debut single, "Ring the Alarm," hit the top ten on the Billboard Hot Rap Tracks chart in 1992,which sparking anticipation for the group's debut album FU Don't Take It Personal and also inadvertently immortalized and ignited a new-found popularity for the original "Ring The Alarm", the signature tune of Reggae/Dancehall singjay Tenor Saw from 1985, which they sampled to create their track of the same name. Furthermore, with the hit singles, "La Schmoove" (featuring Phife Dawg of A Tribe Called Quest) and "True Fu-Schnick", the album reached the Top 20 in the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart and was certified gold by the RIAA.In 1993, the Fu-Schnickens began work on their second album. They recorded a fast-paced song called ...
FU-Shnickens - Breakdown
Fu-Schnickens was an American hip-hop trio. Similar to Das EFX for their cartoonish lyrics and near-constant allusions to pop culture staples, they were the first Hip Hop artists to rap in backwards fashion. The Fu-Schnickens' popularity was brief but significant in hip hop history. Their best known track is 1993's "What's Up Doc? (Can We Rock)," featuring basketball star Shaquille O'Neal. The Fu-Schnickens comprised Chip Fu (Roderick Roachford), Moc Fu (Joe Jones), and Poc Fu (Lennox Maturine). "Fu" stood for "For Unity" and "Schnicken" was a made-up word which meant "coalition". The three friends from East Flatbush, Brooklyn first gained attention after performing at a rap event at Howard University, after which they were signed by Jive Records.The group's debut single, "Ring the Alarm," hit the top ten on the Billboard Hot Rap Tracks chart in 1992,which sparking anticipation for the group's debut album FU Don't Take It Personal and also inadvertently immortalized and ignited a new-found popularity for the original "Ring The Alarm", the signature tune of Reggae/Dancehall singjay Tenor Saw from 1985, which they sampled to create their track of the same name. Furthermore, with the hit singles, "La Schmoove" (featuring Phife Dawg of A Tribe Called Quest) and "True Fu-Schnick", the album reached the Top 20 in the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart and was certified gold by the RIAA.In 1993, the Fu-Schnickens began work on their second album. They recorded a fast-paced song called ...
Fu-Shnickens - What's Up Doc(Can We Rock) Original TV Video
Fu-Shnickens 1994 Nervous Breakdown Album Members: Roderick Roachford (aka Chip Fu) Joseph A. Jones (aka Moc Fu) Lennox Maturine (aka Poc Fu) Featuring: Shaquille O'neal (as Himself)
FU-Shnickens - Sum Dum Monkey
Fu-Schnickens was an American hip-hop trio. Similar to Das EFX for their cartoonish lyrics and near-constant allusions to pop culture staples, they were the first Hip Hop artists to rap in backwards fashion. The Fu-Schnickens' popularity was brief but significant in hip hop history. Their best known track is 1993's "What's Up Doc? (Can We Rock)," featuring basketball star Shaquille O'Neal. The Fu-Schnickens comprised Chip Fu (Roderick Roachford), Moc Fu (Joe Jones), and Poc Fu (Lennox Maturine). "Fu" stood for "For Unity" and "Schnicken" was a made-up word which meant "coalition". The three friends from East Flatbush, Brooklyn first gained attention after performing at a rap event at Howard University, after which they were signed by Jive Records.The group's debut single, "Ring the Alarm," hit the top ten on the Billboard Hot Rap Tracks chart in 1992,which sparking anticipation for the group's debut album FU Don't Take It Personal and also inadvertently immortalized and ignited a new-found popularity for the original "Ring The Alarm", the signature tune of Reggae/Dancehall singjay Tenor Saw from 1985, which they sampled to create their track of the same name. Furthermore, with the hit singles, "La Schmoove" (featuring Phife Dawg of A Tribe Called Quest) and "True Fu-Schnick", the album reached the Top 20 in the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart and was certified gold by the RIAA.In 1993, the Fu-Schnickens began work on their second album. They recorded a fast-paced song called ...
Fu Shnickens - Can We Rock
Ijust wanna share some breakbeats that i have to you guys..I hope you guys enjoy..=) Dont forget to SUBSCRIBE for more beats!! MUCH LOVE AND RESPECT!! PEACE!!
Fu-Schnickens - La Schmoove
Do you think we'll ever see a rap group with a name like "The Fu-Schnickens" ever again? These guys, The UMC's, Digital Underground; they weren't to everyone's tastes, but they were there for those that wanted them. There was diversity in rap, you know? But now... But now.
White Kids Rapping to Sick Beat
This our new rap "Blue Shnickens". The first Verse is by Slim Pickens (Steve Remaley), the second verse is Fat Man Scoop (Me), and the Thrid Verse is Burny Chicken Boy (Kevin Lipert) Please comment to let us know what you think and please share with your friends. Thanks
MG-Visions From The Past
Just a lil verse i dropped on this gangstas ass beat from fu-shnickens let me know what you think
Chip Fu On Spittin In Da WIp
Now this was a big episode, I got HipHop legend Chip Fu on this episode of Spittin In Da Wip!!! You might remember Chip Fu from the HipHop group the Fu-Shnickens back in the day,well Chip has some new material coming out real soon that's gonna be fire. Chip killed the beats that he got on in this episode, it's a must see!! Remember to fill out the ratings box at www.cac-tv.com after you watch this video, once 10 different people fill out the ratings box Chip Fu will be eligable to get on the Spittin In Da Wip Top 50 list and the Top Monthly Spittin In Da Wip MC Chart. Follow Chip Fu at: twitter.com See more exclusive episodes at www.cac-tv.com
Flavor Unit MC's - Roll Wit Tha Flava b/w Mystery of Chessboxing
Featuring Queen Latifah, Naughty By Nature, Kid Capri, Heavy D, Fu-shnickens, Freddie Foxx, Black Sheep, D-Nice circa 1993.
Andrew M - hip hop mini-mix
Today I left the Serato turned off and dug out a few old records instead. Back in the day...back in the day...playing hip hop is just a hobby for me now; my bread-and-butter DJ work involves playing house, chillout, funk, bargrooves, that sort of thing. But back in the day, hip hop was EVERYTHING...I have so many happy memories of playing in the clubs and on the radio - with good friends - back in the day, back in the day... BTW I'm not a serious turntablist or battle DJ. Sorry if my turntable technique sucks...hope you like the tunes though. 1. Roscoe - I Love Cali (Gutta Butta mix) 2. Tha Dogg Pound - Gangsta Rap 3. Young Black Teenagers - Tap the Bottle 4. Stezo - Freak the Funk 5. Boogie Down Productions - Black Cop 6. Fu-Shnickens - Breakdown (Dunkafelic Remix) Cheers, Andrew M ph (65) 9347 4168
Fu-Schnickens Ft. Shaq - What's Up Doc? (Can We Rock)
Lyrics: Can we rock?What's up doc? Can we rock? What's up doc? Can we rock? What's up doc? Can we rock? What's up doc? Cha cha cha, cha cha What's up Pa, yo who poop? Your ma dukes or pa dukes? There's two scoops a raisin in the sun Brother tryin' to rally up, then dilly dally for some room Bird peckin', doulbe-deckin', rubber neckin' in my tomb Check it out yo, I smile like Groucho Marx I make a joke, hokey pokey, slide by like egg yolk Play me like a punk like Penguin and the Joker Snoopin' in my biz like Tom and Roxie Roker So bust the freaky, freaky, freaky ways The brothers with the Asian guise making G's And now we're sellin' records overseas Holy smokes, oops, your whole plan goofed up Now you get kicks, 'nough licks, plus cuffed up 'Cause you can catch a quick drop For tryin' to take the Schnicks' props So tick tock around the clock and shock while we lick shots For goodness sakes The stakes is high I'm out (You out?) ABC-ya, bye Can we rock? What's up doc? Can we rock? What's up doc? Can we rock? What's up doc? Can we rock? What's up doc? I thought I saw a putty cat, I did I did the humpty-dumpty, bashful grumpy quaker Nabisco Crisco kid 'Cause my style's figaro, figaro, figaro, figaro like Pinocchio's Big Digital underground, underground humpty-dumpty, camel hump nose So play dosey doe, sufferin' succotash my mistletoe is gone Snow White is after my seven dwarfs My styles, and after me lucky charms So leapin' leprechauns, be glad I'm pushin' my pedal to the ...
Fu-Schnickens ft. Phife Dawg - La Schmoove
From 1992 Album: "FU Don't Take It Personal"..... The Fu-Schnickens comprised Chip Fu (Roderick Roachford), Moc Fu (Joe Jones), and Poc Fu (Lennox Maturine). "Fu" stood for "For Unity" and "Schnicken" was a made-up word which meant "coalition". The three friends from East Flatbush, Brooklyn first gained attention after performing at a rap event at Howard University, after which they were signed by Jive Records. The group's debut single, "Ring the Alarm," hit the top ten on the Billboard Hot Rap Tracks chart in 1992, sparking anticipation for the group's debut album FU Don't Take It Personal. With the hit singles, "La Schmoove" (featuring Phife Dawg of A Tribe Called Quest) and "True Fu-Schnick", the album reached the Top 20 in the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart and was certified gold by the RIAA. In 1993, the Fu-Schnickens began work on their second album. They recorded a fast-paced song called "What's Up Doc?" which featured a sample of Bugs Bunny saying his famous catchphrase. But they could not get sample clearance from Warner Bros so they shelved the song. Meanwhile, the then-rookie NBA star Shaquille O'Neal was a media sensation. In many interviews, he talked about his love of hip-hop music and stated that the Fu-Schnickens were his favorite rap group. This prompted the group to contact O'Neal for a collaboration. O'Neal recorded a verse that was added on to the already-recorded "What's Up Doc?" with the group and O'Neal saying "What's up, doc?" to replace the Bugs ...
MOVIE SCENE BY FU-SCHNICKENS
From the album, "FU Don't Take It Personal." Awesome trio from the 90's, they made 2 other albums but from what i hear this one's best ENJOY
Fu-Schnickens - Got It Covered
From: Nervous Breakdown (1994), Jive Records. Produced by Rod KP Kirk Patrick. Chorus: we got it covered we got it covered we got it covered [Poc-Fu] open ya eyes surprise oh my gosh who that kickin that wrap he's super just like cat atthough ya knew that the way we think is totally deranged kickin shit that's strange unifying our brains but holy moly it's the tall guy so make way as I conquer my styles electrifying I'll shock you more than blanka it's factual supernatural now bust the actual picture as I fix as you sink into my mixture yeah my styles is deep so get ya dictionaries I got ya name up on the frame from the obituary my stylistic is futuristic also simplistic pack wit protein plus more flavor than a mystic juice produce a dr. like seuss could it be I'm livin triple fat just like the goose on ya mark set go! yo let's get physical it's critical scientifical my mystical style will sting ya like a poisonous bug while I'm crashing threw ya wall like that kool-aid jug I got it covered (Chorus) [Chip-Fu] chalibde babadee yumpin yimawee yo gimme the mike yikes I like jimmy cricket watch me kick it hops an bust shots like yosemite remember me mr. I'm using these fists for fury hurry up put up ya (dukes) it look like it's a fury kid alrught ya know it yo it's the poet watch my flow get quicker if ya try to rip the mic yo I'm a see if it's the rooteness tooteness giving you the boot and if ya riff of ya gonna wanna I'm a comma shootin with my ray gun say some way I comes ...
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