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1993 Throwback: Lords Of The Underground Repped Alpha Phi Alpha And The Masons In Their Music Video

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Now this is a REAL throwback!

In 1993, Lords of The Underground came out with the song “Here Come The Lords” and it just so happens that DoItAll (Dupree) rocks his APhiA letters proudly throughout the whole music video which was shot at Shaw University. For all of you babies out there, Lords of The Underground were responsible for one of the hottest old school hip hop songs of all time, Chief Rocka:

This may be a little too old school for some of you younger greeks out there, but back in the day “Here Come The Lords” was bumped by Alphas on campuses across the United States.

Check out the music video below for some true throwback Black greekdom.

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