Boogie Down Productions
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Sep 14, 2026
KilHOST
Primo did that.
KilHOST
Like you said, the, from the second I heard that, I was kinda done with BDP after, what was it? Sex & Violence was the album before this.
KilHOST
Yeah.
KilHOST
I was kinda done.
KilHOST
And then the story was crazy.
KilHOST
Like, that was the other thing.
KilHOST
Like, yo, this is like, this was the story of BDP and how we came together and everything like that.
KilHOST
My biggest letdown with that song was the video.
Curly CastroHOST
Um, he-
AlaskaHOST
I mean, he did produce a lot of the Boogie Down Productions stuff.
Curly CastroHOST
He did.
Curly CastroHOST
That's what I'm saying.
Curly CastroHOST
When you look at the credits-
AlaskaHOST
Some of the really good Boogie Down Productions stuff
Curly CastroHOST
... you start seeing that Kris had a lot of production.
Curly CastroHOST
But he was the mixing engineer, recording engineer, meaning he recorded his own vocals.
Steve CarlsonHOST
This is from the early, this is from 1993.
Steve CarlsonHOST
Of course KRS-One was Boogie Down Productions originally.
Steve CarlsonHOST
Then he went solo with KRS-One.
Steve CarlsonHOST
I always liked, I like his voice.
Deona HustleHOST
He can come here and I'll say the same thing to Unk.
Deona HustleHOST
Appreciate you, OG, and everything you did with the Boogie Down Productions.
Deona HustleHOST
Ooh,
Brian B. Shynin'HOST
look at you with the Boogie Down Productions.
Brian B. Shynin'HOST
Look at you on your Wikipedia.
Deona HustleHOST
No,
Blake "LUXXURY" RobinHOST
That's right.
Blake "LUXXURY" RobinHOST
It's Boogie Down Productions, BDP, South Bronx from 1987.
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1987.
speaker_8SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Bronx, the South South Bronx.
Diallo RiddleHOST
... that early hard-hitting-
Blake "LUXXURY" RobinHOST
Yeah
Diallo RiddleHOST
... uh, Boogie Down Productions-
Blake "LUXXURY" RobinHOST
Yeah
Carmen BryanGUEST
Yes, yes.
VladHOST
Boogie Down Productions, Scott La Rock and KRS-One.
VladHOST
Like, you know-
Carmen BryanGUEST
Heavy D, Eddie F.
RoshaniHOST
That's the one that I remember.
BrandonHOST
Number 16 from 1986, Boogie Down Productions, South Bronx.
RoshaniHOST
Yep.
BrandonHOST
Which was the response to the bridge.
Jason MilesHOST
My true introduction to Black nationalist thought was through what many revered as hip-hop's golden era.
Jason MilesHOST
Groups like Public Enemy, NWA, Poor Righteous Teachers, Boogie Down Productions, KMD.
Jason MilesHOST
Who could forget Brand Nubian? Uh, there are too many names to mention.
Jason MilesHOST
While these groups didn't necessarily all have a congruent ideology in their music, the one theme that became the ideological through line was that Black liberation would be gained through a program of racial identity.
Sean HartmanHOST
There's a track with Black Rob and the Lox from 2000 called Can I Live that sampled one of the songs on here.
Sean HartmanHOST
And then the track Beef by Boogie Down Productions from 1990 is a sample of the opening synth and bass line from Chanting.
Peter CookHOST
Oh, wow.
Peter CookHOST
KRS-One?
Joe ChristopherHOST
right but yeah i give give me this song all day long i love it okay
Kari RaceHOST
Well, speaking of, can you even believe that we are still finding out about new 80s songs, even ones that are apparently so good they make it onto a best of the decade list? Well, that is the case with South Bronx by Boogie Down Productions, which is at 97 on Pace's list.
Kari RaceHOST
Matt Mitchell says, the birthplace of rap is well debated, but it's impossible to hear South Bronx and not think the genre came alive in the Bronx.
Kari RaceHOST
BDP was a trio formed in, you guessed it, the Bronx in 1986.
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