It’s a classic sure to perk the ears of all hip-hop heads.
It’s still hip-hop’s 50th year of being, and in the spirit of things we re-listen to a fan favourite taken from Dilated Peoples’ back catalogue.
Hip-hop’s history is a saturated one for all the right reasons. Filled with nostalgic elements enhanced by the power of sampling, this song highlights the expectation of putting your people first, and upholding good deeds.
Worst Comes To Worst is a track worthy of analysis. It appeals to the introspection of camaraderie, supported by a flawless production undertaking, where it samples a line from Mobb Deep’s Survival Of The Fittest, and notes from William Bell’s I Forgot To Be Your Lover.
It’s a classic, though one many have probably forgotten until it is dug from the depths of our memory banks. Nonetheless, it is a banger.
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