Salt 'n' Pepa - Heaven Or Hell Lyrics

Re-release this? Seriously, it's from a gentler time.

This song 😍 can relate too how the would is today y'all Heather pastor and James aka hizzle god bless

This songs talks about
1.Black on black crime
2.Police brutality
3.Sex trafficking
4.and so much more relative situations....still so relevent 25+ years later...big ups to SNP for always being so versatile!

New rappers whole album right here

I haven't seen this video in years they use to play it on video souls

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This song is so true too how are wourld is today the ones who don't want to live life in a good matter Heather pastor AKA hizzle

Very well Tupac said ✌ 💗 🍷

The best rap

What pisses me off the most is now you have even females referring to them self’s and each other as bitches, including our new female artists of today on the MTV VIDEO AWARDS that are supposed to be the influence of our new generation, when you had females like salt and pepa spinderala and queen Latifa back in the day that worked very hard to divert the disrespectful mentality from mostly males in much effort to try to stop them from looking at females in that sense.... like it was all for nothing!

I’m having a very hard time wondering why the salt, pepa, and spin, are not put high on a pedestal and being embarrassed as some of the most influential females of at least their generation When it comes to all genres of music not just hip hop! Any young ladies looking to achieve a dream career in the music industry should do their homework on these ladies, and aspire to be just like them! Salt, pepa, and spin, did it with an abundance of confidence, charisma, individuality and most of all, respect for them self’s. Even with some of their more sexy videos, you could tell they still demanded self respect! Not to sound like a male feminist (if that’s even a thing) but they were the epitome of girl power and should be set as an example for our young generation of females today ✨✨✨

I've been looking for this song since I first heard it when I was 8 im so fucking happy I found it

still listening to this in 2019, I love salt N papa and 90s music in General, I play this in my car, im a 36 male and I dont care what people think of it....they were times when they gave me a hard time about playing this song. saying it was old and I live in the 90s..bt at the end of the day. they tell me they cant get this song out of there heads and needs to hear it again...lol

Eu em 2019

Still relevant in 2019 !!!

This joint went hard! to the point they had to edit this lol! ^^

antrite08 - What do you mean?

This song should be one of their classics! Amazing. Catchy and timely (even now). Prefer the album version though.

At 1:10 dude looks just like my man, when he had braids!

They changed the last verse from the album for the video...but this was one of my favorites off that album.

MsJoiBella - I like this verse better, but overall I like the album version better as a whole. Some differences in the flow of the background singers. One of my all-time favorites though, besides Gitty Up, Get Up, Champagne, None of Your Business (Rock version), and Do You Really Want Me.

Dallas Boring News Endorses this song, NOT the VEVO version

Dallas Boring News - Why???

Who still listening to this song in 2019? 👌💣💣💥❤

How come I never knew this song was released/had a video?? 💖

Karen Mysti - YOU missed out, but caught up! Lol! Great song from great artist. I hope they release another album soon.

They were so pretty. Salt N Pepa ❤️

moehammondmedia - Yep And still are!

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I loved this whole album. Never knew there was a video for this song

2018 WHO LISTEN? gIVE ME +

This track go so hard! People slept on this🔥🔥🔥

Gregg Price - Yep! This song and Giddy Up.

Hectic content is awesome so 90's

Me and a couple of friends did a cover of this in high school...damn I'm old😂

Just luv

I love them

What happen to the hip hop with this tape of messages...

2018. Peace from Russian fan since 1993! Your stile, ladies, is the real American black people style! Love your Shoop and Whatta man flows.

Иван Иванов - 💖

These REAL queens made REAL music 🎶🔥💕

LeQueen Enchantresse - 👏🏾👌💕👍🏿👌

This was all over Mtv for a while. Summer '94.

This song is more relevant right now in 2018 than ever! Some conscious ass rap music by real rappers. Salt n Peppa went harder than all the 15 seconds of fame of Nikki Minaj and Cardi B! Dang, I am living a lie!

I really think some of the artists in hip hop and rnb are half way in they career stopped with some shady deal they record company gives em.

E Lo Marr - Lol!

NYCJoeBlack I was trying to say that it's sorta shady how some of the hip hop and RNB artists in the 90s that coulda been HUGE but how? When most of them get a shady shitty record deal

E Lo Marr - Like who?

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E Lo Marr - Well Salt N Pepa are back doing performances and TV shows and are working on a Biopic. Hopefully a new album is not too far behind.

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THIS IS REALITY TODAY 2.

In the ghetto you don't get a medal if you settle for the drama
She's a gangster and the other terminal cancer
Ask too many questions and my Smith and Wesson will answer...

People its just Tranny's open your eyes, they DECEIVIE YOU!

Love this!

Real woman speek about what going on Heather pastor

This song is still talking about today... 2018...

Yh yh word

had such a crush on salt; still a cutie...

I prefer the album version so much more, and not just due to the censorship. Love you ladies! Keep it real!

Oh, it's Salt-N-Pepa. The opening to this song has been playin' in my head for weeks, but I just couldn't call it. I thought it was Arrested Development. Thank goodness for _Google_ because *children play women produce* was just pickin' at me. Okay, now it's all comin' back to me. This is my first time seeing this video.

Kids on Earth 🌏 This song always goes hardcore.

Heaven and Hell is a reality story

Hace 23 años no veía este video!

Wow, this was my favorite song/rap as a kid. At 11 yrs old I would jam this song!! And lemme say lmao, my white grandparents would friggen flip when I cranked this song lmao. The struggle was real!!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-M5lLAnDaHs AS MULHER REPRESENTANDO NOTA 10

Adored this song way back when, and still do....

loved this song since it first came out powerful message

WHERE IS THIS GUITAR FROM?!?!

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still liking this

great song. awesome trio.

old school days

the group called salt n pepa

I feel so late, but who are these women in the second verse?

tyawnnewright lol, thought the same thing

*Their names(separately) are Wink & D'Dae, their group name is Styowlz.*

I remember listening to this song on their cassette in my SONY Walkman.

YES IS IT

Me too. I loved it. This isn't the original I had (explicit) but I understand. Loved this whole cassette, I actually still have it around here somewhere too. 😆

Fuck yeah big ole yellow Sony Walkman!!

Do you far away minded people realise this song is about racism / racial oppression? ?

I didn't know spin rapped as well in this one. I know she did in watta a man

+++++++++++++++5!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

1:44 - Arrow nose

I wonder where Herbie LoveBug is right now in 2016?! He & SnP made some really great music! It's sad how folks let petty stuff mess up their coins!

Jp Reddy - Hopefully they can join forces and work on their latest album.

They could really re-release this song as is! It's still that relevant in 2016!

I agree

Its even relevant now, in 2027.

I don't get why people put songs online if they don't appreciate them for what they are. Censorship is dumb! If you hate the song don't bother. Radio stations should follow the same practices. It's absurd hearing a song with a bunch of blanks in it.

Still relevant

Necessary today. and unfortunately - Tomorrow AS WELL. #BLM

Clayco Publishing, LLC It's funny because the album that this is on was titled "Very Necessary" too. I just now got that lol

always loved this song, but never knew it was released and had a video <3

yeah but it was a mistake releasing it in my opinion. I think the Very Necessary CD had much better options for singles like "Groove Me" which was in regular rotation in DC and Baltimore at the time and No One Does It Better which at one point they said would be a single but then it ended up being None of Your Business.

Karen Mysti Wasn’t as played on MTV as much as the others. Only peaked at 18 on Top 20 Video countdown where the other 3 from the album went top 3 with Whatta Man hitting number one.

My mom is in this

TTsisters Dance This has to be a great story :)

The first time eva hearing this, it's dope.

still great after two decades

Flawless... Love this

this is By far the best women hip hop rap group. thank you for keeping real

dope, never knew about this song, funny how it holds alot of meaning during the current era.

+will brock yeah this was the fourth single after Shoop Whatta Man and None of Your Business from the 1993 Very Necessary album. I was surprised they released this as a single.  There were better options like "Groove Me" or "No One Does It Better." or even "Somma Time Man" would have been stronger singles that would have push that album to another couple of millions sold in my opinion.

+Jabbing Jay that's true. even though a lot of dance hall reggae songs borrow the same melody for the hooks. at one point No one does it better was supposed to be a single. I imagined a really sexy video to follow up after whattaman but next thing I knew none of your business was released. by the way Groove Me was in regular rotation on urban radio stations in Baltimore and DC way before none of your business and heaven and he'll were released

Interesting that they changed Salts last verse. "Never shot a gun, but I'll use one! don't make me use one!". Kinda contradicting the song, but it's all good. love dem for sure.

Power Respect they actually wanted to go more urban on very necessary and abandon the pop sound that made them superstars thanks to producer hurby. in the end the album was cut down the middle. Half pop R&B half urban. I think this was them going for more urban street sound with a message of course.

@blk sophistication Not sure how your comment relates to mine.

Yeah when I heard this version I was kinda disappointed but I understand the censorship. I enjoyed the original "explicit" version I had on cassette but it's not bad.

I never knew about this song, but it's dope. The meaning behind it speaks to your soul

Who were the other people rapping with Salt 'n' Pepa?

+Annalise Hayes some strait up Gs!!!!

+Annalise Hayes They went by the name Styowlz. The two other rapper chicks.

yeah they were supposed to be the female answer to the group onyx.

Thats exactly what I thought when I first got to see them in the video.

Thank you for answering a question I've been asking since this song first came out. My sister was super into SnP and played them A LOT. I remember this song stood out to me for some reason and now thinking back on it I'm pretty sure the instrumental itself and the two chicks (Styowlz?) going wild is what made this song stand out cause dont get me wrong SnP made good music and put in mad work but this song seemed different and more aggressive rapping and subject matter which I guess to me was kinda left field for them at the time.

they went harder than rick ross' whole career
well definitely have more integrity

Is this about only where Spinderella talent was displayed outside of djing and modeling.   Cool about her. But a general observation

+SOTBP Conference it's in that album that Spinderella started rapping.

+Christophe Tam This Spinderella actually first started rapping on their third album 'Blacks Magic'

SOTBP Conference sorry it took me about 3 years to respond but Spin rap on the last three albums which was black magic, Very Necessary, and Brand New. Although SaltNPepa hired her as a dj in the summer of 1987 people always seems to forget the girls always included her as not just a dj but as a MAJOR 3RD PART OF THE GROUP😘💯 #saltnpepa #djspinderlla #always #stillrockingthestage

357..HOAR..JUMP.....JUMP...JUMP....HERE WE GO...

Girls today wearing bra's now, but forgetting their pants and twerking. 

its still like that today.... brothas like to wear their pants falling of their ass and girls today don't wear no bras!!!!!

Brilliant song.Powerful, potent and sad that this message still resonates 20 years later Nothing has been done about gun violence in this country. #GutlessPoliticians  

well, as recent murder of one kid by another in Bronx shows, it's not just about guns. it's about social problems, wrongly understood honor, bullying and many other things

So, it's politicians' fault that people murder each other?
And why just gun violence?  people will kill  someone with a hammer, knife, or get behind the wheel of a car after getting drunk---a LOT more people are killed every day from alcohol abuse but we almost NEVER hear about alcohol control.

perhaps because guns increase a chance of lethal outcome; and also, when in wrong hands, increase a chance of violent act itself. . there's some difference between accidental  violence of someone who loses control, and premeditated shooting of people. . and yes. politicians arfe supposed to serve people and make life better; when they don't, they should get booted and new ones brought in

definitely!

Never seen/heard this before

Heaven... & Hell... CHOOSE ONE!

I know where I'm goin!^^^^

I lost track of S&P after Push It. Too busy struggling to survive with 2 kids of my own to keep up with music. I'm catching up now and I have so much respect for them. Their music was so socially conscious with a message that was positive. Especially teaching younger women to value themselves. Props to them. Remarkable ladies.

Is that Duane Martin playing the first father in this video? It looks a lot like him when he was younger.

+Debbie Hund No it looks like Byron Minns

Me and my high school friends did this song for a school contest, we were the cool kids after that lol...i miss those days!!

I love salt n pepa and a nigga only 14 lol

All these years this song is still in my head. I still know when this song first came out.

who are the other two rappers besides salt n pepa? is one of them yo-yo?

Not yoyo I thought that too

Love this :3

Classic!!!!!

S&P, keepin it real

I LOVE SALT-N-PEPA !!!!!!!