Juvenile - Back That Thang Up ft. Mannie Fresh, Lil Wayne

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Published 2020-02-28
All Comments (21)
  • @marleyex2695
    Everyone's talking about the girls so I just want to point out that the girls in this video were not the usual hired video models they were regular girls from that neighborhood who were picked out the crowd in that concert to do those dancing scenes. I LOVED that idea because it made the video much more realer and interesting.
  • @johndoejjdujd
    Plot twist: Juvenile was promoting body positivity Long before it was popular.
  • @sheismazing2__622
    If this is played at my funeral Imma get out my casket and back it up one more time💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻
  • @selavie5473
    Juvenile doesn't get enough credit for how much this song did for rap. This song made rap mainstream to all colors and creeds, it got the whites dancing and shacking booty too. This song really opened the door for everyone else.
  • @danielclay1042
    People just don't know how important this song was for rap.
  • @toneytarantino5262
    You had to be alive in this era to understand the impact that Juvenile and the Hot boys had on the game… was a blessing to see these guys go crazy
  • @melodydanielle3883
    My mom just passed away and this was one of her favorite songs. Now I look like an absolute psychopath because I'll start crying when it comes on 😪
  • @marcyrockergirl
    Loved that they didn’t use models or actresses for this video. Wish I was there. Looks like a good time to me. 😁
  • @andressandoval9043
    If youtube was around when this song came out, it'd easily have 4 billion views in a one year period
  • @ninobruh408
    The 90's and 2000's era will never die, best music ever.
  • @gimisumgood3077
    Lil Wayne was only 15 in this video who would of known he'll become one of the best rappers in the game.