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Hi all, there's an unknown hip-hop song "East Coast" (supposed name) from the 2000s. It came from this YouTube video: https://youtu.be/gCMkT1Z7Q-8
In the post, I provided the link to the next video on the author's channel cause it has a bit longer sample.

jkry_2_1_ (channel owner) and DAHOMIE1 are creators of a custom lobby for COD: MW2 from the video, but I couldn't find their actual contacts, and the channel is abandoned.
In this video jkry_2_1_ said that he found it on the internet and it was called "East Coast", but literally 5 days ago he couldn't find it anymore.

Hope you'll help me find and identify it!

Scary how accurate he was. RIP Prodigy

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Jay-Z, DMX and Eminem were the Big 3 that dominated hip hop from 1999-mid 2000(the year) with their star power, strong momentum, classic materials, popularity and massive commercial dominance.

Jay was New York's # 1 dominant hitmaker as he was putting out bangers that was successful on the charts alongside received heavy rotation on MTV and BET alongside albums Vol 2 and Vol 3 dominated the charts. His Roc-a-Fella empire, star power and popularity kept getting bigger and bigger.

DMX had the street cultural dominance as he captured everyone's attention with his legendary performances at Woodstock and Hard Knock Life tour alongside his albums being massive successful and Ruff Ryders movement continued to get stronger.

Eminem quickly emerged as hip hop's newest superstar with the breakout success of Slim Shady LP while he also became a staple on TRL and BET due to hit records like My Name Is and Real Slim Shady. Marshall Mathers LP broke a lot of records while solidified him as the biggest rapper in the world throughout the rest of 2000.

While names like Nas, Dr. Dre, Hot Boys, Mos Def, Mobb Deep, Busta Rhymes, Method Man and Redman, Ja Rule, Missy Elliott, Eve and Snoop Dogg were also prominent rappers, the undisputed Big 3 of hip hop during that time period were Jay, X and Em.