Have you ever had a conversation with a rapper.....

Hatter · January 2011

that went beyond "what up can i get a autograph"? like a actual convo?

who was it?

and what did yall talk about?

TRILLip Brooks · January 2011

never met a rapper, the only famous person i've met was usher at lennox mall like 7 years ago

elzo69 · January 2011

Common - cool as shit talked about music and black consciousness

Twista- he knows my mom and came into her business to say wassup

BobOblah · January 2011

Nah.
I met Method Man at a Mcdonalds in Times Square at like 3 am. I think we were both too fucked up for conversation anyway lol

chi-guy · January 2011

I had a crazy convo with rich boy and obie trice, this was back in 06 when they were dropping albums. Obie was playign bartender @ the house of blues hotel and him and rich boy had listening parties in the same suite, we just talked about liquor and women lol. I talked to twista and his manager raw a few times, most of the times it was about business and what type of job industry to get into. I talked to Tip a couple of times when he was in town and the first conversation I ever had with him was when he came to the CHI to promote paper trail, we chopped it up about giving back and staying out of trouble. Guess he forgot that talk lol

gum989 · January 2011

Tech N9ne - forgot the convo though thanks to substances.

edogz818 · January 2011

Smooth B From Nice & Smooth
King Sun
( Both from the BX , on some daily Politicking $hyt, blazing , etc. King Sun rocked my housewarming & Smooth B visited my MOM's school & talked to her students.
We know Smooth B from when we were kids in the NYC Mission Society Cadet Corps.

Same with DJ D Demo ( The real one BX )

Mikey D from Queens ( DJ Johhny Quest ) We were in his crib in Rochdale , my homie Travis Jacobs , an actor , is good friends with Mikey D. We chilled, blazed, took pictures with his Championship belt that he won @ the New Music Seminar.

Chilled with Tone Loc in NC when I was stationed @ Camp LeJune , as he performed with Toni Braxton.
He is a real dude. No funk faking about him! ( That's another story )

Had a few run in's with Fat Joe , not good. He be tripping. Beef type $hyt!
It stayed tense , because my people's ain't care if he was a rapper.

Keith Keith of the Funky Four
Good family friend & neighbor. His brother Special K of the Treacherous 3 ( Kool Moe D , L.A. sunshine ) was also cool. I was living next to them , but never kicked it with T La rock due to the " INCIDENT".
( Nelson / Plimpton ) West Side Bronx , NY
Supreme from Brooklyn. He was a %5. Introduced me to Yusef Hawkins father , Moses?

Mc Lyte & Queen Latifiah pre-fame. Good people's. The same homie " JUSTICE " that introduced me to Supreme met them when we were together as messengers in Manhattan.

Mikey D introduced me to Parish ( EPMD ) Smith , but that was on some celebrity $hyt! Much love to Parrish , as he hit me with an Autographed Single " It's my Thing" / " You a customer "
He was mad cool & I copped his next 4 Albums Legit!

Joe Ski Love - Pee Wee Herman Dance ( From the same Hood )

Met a few others, but not on some kicking it type $hyt.
I would count Greg Nice from Nice & Smooth ( 194th Briggs Ave / BainBridge Ave BX , but he sucker! IMHO

Dollar bill ( Dollar bill Ya'll , dollar bill Ya'll , dollar Dollar Dollar Bill Ya'll )
A real G. Doing like 30 - life for a body , but I have no idea why he would shoot some one. He's like a 6-4 Black Belt that can stand next to you & with out jumping , knee you in the chin & if that don't finish you , a Karate Chop to the throat will!

I worked security for the Natives ( ZULU chapter , formerly led by Brother Scott ) @ a Zulu Anniversery 1x . ( 20 or 25th? )

More rappers than you can shake a stick @.
The rappers I really wanted to meet , but never did:
Chuck D & KRS-One

Side Note : My mom did teach KRS-One when he was in the group home on Soundview & Lacombe Ave , he wasn't famous then , but knew he would be.
Real rap!

Menace. · January 2011

I talked to myself in the mirror once.

Hatter · January 2011

edogz818 wrote: »

Smooth B From Nice & Smooth
King Sun
( Both from the BX , on some daily Politicking $hyt, blazing , etc. King Sun rocked my housewarming & Smooth B visited my MOM's school & talked to her students.
We know Smooth B from when we were kids in the NYC Mission Society Cadet Corps.

Same with DJ D Demo ( The real one BX )

Mikey D from Queens ( DJ Johhny Quest ) We were in his crib in Rochdale , my homie Travis Jacobs , an actor , is good friends with Mikey D. We chilled, blazed, took pictures with his Championship belt that he won @ the New Music Seminar.

Chilled with Tone Loc in NC when I was stationed @ Camp LeJune , as he performed with Toni Braxton.
He is a real dude. No funk faking about him! ( That's another story )

Had a few run in's with Fat Joe , not good. He be tripping. Beef type $hyt!
It stayed tense , because my people's ain't care if he was a rapper.

Keith Keith of the Funky Four
Good family friend & neighbor. His brother Special K of the Treacherous 3 ( Kool Moe D , L.A. sunshine ) was also cool. I was living next to them , but never kicked it with T La rock due to the " INCIDENT".
( Nelson / Plimpton ) West Side Bronx , NY
Supreme from Brooklyn. He was a %5. Introduced me to Yusef Hawkins father , Moses?

Mc Lyte & Queen Latifiah pre-fame. Good people's. The same homie " JUSTICE " that introduced me to Supreme met them when we were together as messengers in Manhattan.

Mikey D introduced me to Parish ( EPMD ) Smith , but that was on some celebrity $hyt! Much love to Parrish , as he hit me with an Autographed Single " It's my Thing" / " You a customer "
He was mad cool & I copped his next 4 Albums Legit!

Joe Ski Love - Pee Wee Herman Dance ( From the same Hood )

Met a few others, but not on some kicking it type $hyt.
I would count Greg Nice from Nice & Smooth ( 194th Briggs Ave / BainBridge Ave BX , but he sucker! IMHO

Dollar bill ( Dollar bill Ya'll , dollar bill Ya'll , dollar Dollar Dollar Bill Ya'll )
A real G. Doing like 30 - life for a body , but I have no idea why he would shoot some one. He's like a 6-4 Black Belt that can stand next to you & with out jumping , knee you in the chin & if that don't finish you , a Karate Chop to the throat will!

I worked security for the Natives ( ZULU chapter , formerly led by Brother Scott ) @ a Zulu Anniversery 1x . ( 20 or 25th? )

More rappers than you can shake a stick @.
The rappers I really wanted to meet , but never did:
Chuck D & KRS-One

Side Note : My mom did teach KRS-One when he was in the group home on Soundview & Lacombe Ave , he wasn't famous then , but knew he would be.
Real rap!

WOW!!! thats watsup.

Reggie For Three · January 2011

three 6 mafia , dj paul and juicy j, they came out here to bakersfield california at a restaurant called don pepe's and i chopped it up with them, they were real cool down to earth people.

son of 1973 · January 2011

edogz818 wrote: »

Smooth B From Nice & Smooth
King Sun
( Both from the BX , on some daily Politicking $hyt, blazing , etc. King Sun rocked my housewarming & Smooth B visited my MOM's school & talked to her students.
We know Smooth B from when we were kids in the NYC Mission Society Cadet Corps.

Same with DJ D Demo ( The real one BX )

Mikey D from Queens ( DJ Johhny Quest ) We were in his crib in Rochdale , my homie Travis Jacobs , an actor , is good friends with Mikey D. We chilled, blazed, took pictures with his Championship belt that he won @ the New Music Seminar.

Chilled with Tone Loc in NC when I was stationed @ Camp LeJune , as he performed with Toni Braxton.
He is a real dude. No funk faking about him! ( That's another story )

Had a few run in's with Fat Joe , not good. He be tripping. Beef type $hyt!
It stayed tense , because my people's ain't care if he was a rapper.

Keith Keith of the Funky Four
Good family friend & neighbor. His brother Special K of the Treacherous 3 ( Kool Moe D , L.A. sunshine ) was also cool. I was living next to them , but never kicked it with T La rock due to the " INCIDENT".
( Nelson / Plimpton ) West Side Bronx , NY
Supreme from Brooklyn. He was a %5. Introduced me to Yusef Hawkins father , Moses?

Mc Lyte & Queen Latifiah pre-fame. Good people's. The same homie " JUSTICE " that introduced me to Supreme met them when we were together as messengers in Manhattan.

Mikey D introduced me to Parish ( EPMD ) Smith , but that was on some celebrity $hyt! Much love to Parrish , as he hit me with an Autographed Single " It's my Thing" / " You a customer "
He was mad cool & I copped his next 4 Albums Legit!

Joe Ski Love - Pee Wee Herman Dance ( From the same Hood )

Met a few others, but not on some kicking it type $hyt.
I would count Greg Nice from Nice & Smooth ( 194th Briggs Ave / BainBridge Ave BX , but he sucker! IMHO

Dollar bill ( Dollar bill Ya'll , dollar bill Ya'll , dollar Dollar Dollar Bill Ya'll )
A real G. Doing like 30 - life for a body , but I have no idea why he would shoot some one. He's like a 6-4 Black Belt that can stand next to you & with out jumping , knee you in the chin & if that don't finish you , a Karate Chop to the throat will!

I worked security for the Natives ( ZULU chapter , formerly led by Brother Scott ) @ a Zulu Anniversery 1x . ( 20 or 25th? )

More rappers than you can shake a stick @.
The rappers I really wanted to meet , but never did:
Chuck D & KRS-One

Side Note : My mom did teach KRS-One when he was in the group home on Soundview & Lacombe Ave , he wasn't famous then , but knew he would be.
Real rap!

man im jealous lol

bmoreeast · January 2011

Hung wit Rick Ross, he was cool. That nigga just smoked hella weed and liked to eat. It was just about him starting a label and he played us his second or third album i forget which one it was the one that has 'Money Makes me Cum'. I chilled wit Cam a couple of times at his spot out Jersey. Homie was cool but he kinda like a jittery nervous type dude. He wasnt like i thought he wud be. Niggas chilled wit Yayo n Whoo kid n got something to eat. Yayo and Whoo kid some funny dudes but they treat Whoo kid like a fuk boi. When the check came niggas aint dig n their pockets or even fake like they were gonna pay. Yayo n his homeboys just got up and walked away and left Whoo kid wit the check. Yayo do hang wit Goons tho, they some lil dirty lil fukers but they be ready to put work n.

Reggie For Three · January 2011

oh yea last week there was a kurupt concert at this club called the nile in bakersfield, i didnt really talk too much too kurupt and his brother roscoe but i shook kurupt hand, and also 40 glocc was there..the nigga that had lil wayne shook or whatever lmao..that nigga isn't even as big as i thought he would be..i was taller than him..and we chopped it up about something..shit most of the time im at concerts and shit i be drunk and forget what we was talking about lol

edogz818 · January 2011

son of 1973 wrote: »

man im jealous lol

LOL, don't be , it ain't put no $$$ in my pocket!

Smooth B , King Sun , & Kieth Kieth are good friends. Rap career or not , & they did teach me the rap game's dirty side.
>>> I don't rap, etc., so it was just extra info to share with up & comers.

I forgot to mention Africa Bambatta. As far as I know , he still does the Zulu Parliment every 3rd or last Sunday @ Mosque #7 in Harlem.
"Familiarity breeds contempt"

Once you get to know them , the celebrity status wears off, especially if you'll all struggling the same.
Kieth Keith , King Sun , & Smooth B are good people's regardless of rap.
Special K was a little ....hmmm, ahead of his time.

Keep in mind, this is the home of Hip Hop , so M.C.'s are everywhere & a record deal doesn't make one a real live M.C.
Also, I forgot K Born from Rap's new generation. LOL Old school

K-Born is my man , he don't rap no more , but you will never know he did. he gutter as a mofo.
Kool Keith from Ultra Magnetic M.C.'s from the Vietnam Building ( South Bronx Ni99az know about VIETNAM building. We wasn't people's though.
Nothing against Kool Kieth , but back in the 80's , everyone was a rapper. Including Larry Davis.

Hip Hop wasn't corporate yet , so MC's didn't get no respect , because it hadn't made a million dollars for some corporation yet.
I was a graffitti writer . so I knew more writers than anyone.

I went to school with SEEN's lil brother GREG . ( My Classmate ) JHS 101
He blew graffitti up at the Bronx Flea market , doing airbrushed shirts. He was the 1st.
I'm talking about '81 / '82.

Many AHH.com / IC'ers weren't even born yet.

Side Note:
Check out ILLSEED's rumors ( everyday ) especially on " School 'Em Saturdays ".
I do a little column where I be dropping educational material.

My way of giving back to Hip Hop.
Tune in & Learn or Teach something!

edogz818 · January 2011

Dwyck - Nice & Smooth feat. GangStarr

Flyest shyt about knowing Smooth B , puffing an L & getting him to spit his verse from Dwyck , where he gave it to GURU.....on his own SONG!
R.I.P. to G.U.R.U.
>>>>No Shots , because it was only fly because GURU was legitimately one of the TOP M.C..

Gang Starr - Code Of The Streets

Was featured on New York Undercover
A Hip Hop police type show that broke the hottest real Hip Hop.
My peeps Travis Jacobs had a 30 sec part in the opening scene , while the song played. He got jumped & beat up , but oh well, he got racks for being on the show, : )

No watered commericial $hyt!
>>> Those ^^^^ were E shots fired @ artist who churn out watered down commercial $hyt!

My homie , the famous actor ( To me any way ) , on Grand Theft Auto # 4 " Yo! Get The F#@K out of the car!!" is his only line , but to fugg it , he in.
He don't get residual / paid if you but game , but he made cheddar. That's his job. He don't do nothing else but acting.
Grew up more gutter than any 4 of us behind.
He was the dude in Devil's Advocate , on the train , when duke pulled the knife on Keanu Reeves & Al Pacino.

Ok, now you thinking " Yeah , I know who 'dat Ni99a is?"
Nah , not that one , but he the brother holding on to the pole , minding his business....like he do anyway & got paid racks.

I'm tripping as we speak , just went to look up his demo video , but had to go to his hood page , cuz he ain't know how to upload to youtube:
http://soundviewstandup.ning.com/profile/TRAVISJACOBS

I just found out he directing

Harlem Originators

We don't stay in contact , but I'm calling him now on some WTF! $hyt!

To me , he the most famous person I know. He got me into a play , back in the days & all I had to do was show up & ask for him.
( He wasn't in it , his peeps what , what connection? ??? I ain't fugg with them Hollywood dudes , I came to see my peeps....etc )

BlackMan : An Endangered Species
That shyt was deep.

The Hood got it's own MYSPACE type joint.
http://soundviewstandup.ning.com/
Soundview Stand Up .com

Any way , show him love , & look for a feature for him on " School 'Em Saturdays " , in The Rumors section.

http://allhiphop.com/stories/rumors/archive/2011/01/15/22558062.aspx
School 'Em Saturdays
Check it out!
Learn something , teach something.

Link up & Show Love!

Old Fart · January 2011

Afrika Bambataa - at a Zulu Nation meeting I went to in Tampa. He's cool. We just talked about what the nation was about

Run and Jam Master Jay - Met outside radio station before their interview before doing their Raising Hell concert in Detroit. I was a shorty just talking about rap (DMC wasn't with them at the time so I didn't meet him)

Dre 3000 - In a club in Tampa when Southernplayalistic album first came out and the only song people knew was Player's Ball. We talked about their label (LaFace) because I was trying to get put on. Dude wasn't too talkative.

Whodini - Just kicked it with them during Daytona Black spring break back in '94. Jalil was wild. All we did was chase hoes along the beach. Extasy and Grand Master Dee were cool too but more chill. Jahlil was the clownin nigga out the 3

Dana Dane - was at a hip-hop legends concert in Long Beach about 5 or 6 years ago and he was there. We just kicked it for a minute and exchanged CD...gave him my Demo and he gave me a CD of a new project he had been working on (Dana Dane Presents The Great Unknowns).

KRS-One - He let me rock on stage with him at one of his shows. Afterwards we chopped it up and dude actually thanked me (instead of the other way around) for showing love and respect. Dude is way more humble than he comes off in the press. Just a down to earth cool ass dude.

Em - Not really have conversations but before he met Dre and got put on we used to spit in the same cyphers at the Hip-Hop Shop in Detroit. He's from my hood too (4 blocks over) but we never kicked it or nothing. Just spittin in the cyphers. He was just a sorta corny white dude that could rap his ass off. I guess he hasn't changed much in that regard

J. Dilla and Slum Village - Met them after a show several years ago at USC. After they performed they were chillin in a concession booth trying to sell shirts, cds and shit. Not too many people seemed to know who they were so the booth had no line of fans or nothin. They saw me walk by with my Detroit hat and shirt and when I gave then the 'what up nod' they hollar'd to see what part of the D I was from. They from the eastside too so we chopped it up about our hood shit for a minute, exchanged pounds.

Several others but not much to report on them either. Rappers are just regular people like everyone else really. Crazy part is since moving out here to Cali I've run into a few porno stars and that was weirder for me than regular celebs/rappers I've met.

bunz · January 2011

Old Fart wrote: »

Afrika Bambataa - at a Zulu Nation meeting I went to in Tampa. He's cool. We just talked about what the nation was about

Run and Jam Master Jay - Met outside radio station before their interview before doing their Raising Hell concert in Detroit. I was a shorty just talking about rap (DMC wasn't with them at the time so I didn't meet him)

Dre 3000 - In a club in Tampa when Southernplayalistic album first came out and the only song people knew was Player's Ball. We talked about their label (LaFace) because I was trying to get put on. Dude wasn't too talkative.

Whodini - Just kicked it with them during Daytona Black spring break back in '94. Jalil was wild. All we did was chase hoes along the beach. Extasy and Grand Master Dee were cool too but more chill. Jahlil was the clownin nigga out the 3

Dana Dane - was at a hip-hop legends concert in Long Beach about 5 or 6 years ago and he was there. We just kicked it for a minute and exchanged CD...gave him my Demo and he gave me a CD of a new project he had been working on (Dana Dane Presents The Great Unknowns).

KRS-One - He let me rock on stage with him at one of his shows. Afterwards we chopped it up and dude actually thanked me (instead of the other way around) for showing love and respect. Dude is way more humble than he comes off in the press. Just a down to earth cool ass dude.

Em - Not really have conversations but before he met Dre and got put on we used to spit in the same cyphers at the Hip-Hop Shop in Detroit. He's from my hood too (4 blocks over) but we never kicked it or nothing. Just spittin in the cyphers. He was just a sorta corny white dude that could rap his ass off. I guess he hasn't changed much in that regard

J. Dilla and Slum Village - Met them after a show several years ago at USC. After they performed they were chillin in a concession booth trying to sell shirts, cds and shit. Not too many people seemed to know who they were so the booth had no line of fans or nothin. They saw me walk by with my Detroit hat and shirt and when I gave then the 'what up nod' they hollar'd to see what part of the D I was from. They from the eastside too so we chopped it up about our hood shit for a minute, exchanged pounds.

Several others but not much to report on them either. Rappers are just regular people like everyone else really. Crazy part is since moving out here to Cali I've run into a few porno stars and that was weirder for me than regular celebs/rappers I've met.

i thought u were bullshitting til i read that! i met him at the mall in my town on new years eve 09 and chopped it up with him bout music, weather and shit like that for about 10-15 mins.... than his older looking wife in african dress told him to grab his kid and he thanked me and was out..... real cool appreciative down to earth dude... well spoken for sure.... i told him i was just literally talking bout him like a half hour before cause my cousin asked me bout the BET cyphers and i was telling him how KRS was the only one who was spitting off the top.... he was like yea i was disappointed with that shit.... just a cool ass dude for real... always been a huge fan that was a memorable moment for me

east1999 · January 2011

i met edi n noble from the outlawz a few years back in sydney australia. was driving and saw them hangin out outside their hotel so pulled the car over n hung with them. it was crazy there wer no other fans around i dnt think many people in sydney woulda even knew who they were. dnt really rememba wat we talked about sumthin 2 do with future albums and wat was up with the rest of the ex outlawz. i remember noble was eating a toasted cheese sandwich lol

Old Fart · January 2011

bunz wrote: »

i thought u were bullshitting til i read that! i met him at the mall in my town on new years eve 09 and chopped it up with him bout music, weather and shit like that for about 10-15 mins.... than his older looking wife in african dress told him to grab his kid and he thanked me and was out..... real cool appreciative down to earth dude... well spoken for sure.... i told him i was just literally talking bout him like a half hour before cause my cousin asked me bout the BET cyphers and i was telling him how KRS was the only one who was spitting off the top.... he was like yea i was disappointed with that shit.... just a cool ass dude for real... always been a huge fan that was a memorable moment for me

why? Did I sound like I was exaggerating anything? it's that unbelieveable that I met Dana Dane and Whodini??? lol

But yeah KRS is real cool and approachable

weezyfgarbage · January 2011

talked to rhymefest for a minute. cool dude.

DatNiggaB1 · January 2011

SMH @ tryna to speak to Kanye when he came to the UK after the release of his 2nd album.....he actually came to a club near where I live now..........

He half heartdly performed Through the Wire and All falls Down then went and chilled in VIP, anyother day I can get in to VIP in any club round my way.....but the nigga would only let white bitches with blond hair in, no brunettes, no black bitches and no niggas........The arrogant nigga actually annouced it over the mic.

I remember alot of black bitches jus puttin they drinks down and straight up leaving........one of the reasons I kind of boycotted Kanyes music until early last year.

Success can turn niggas into fools.

Daniel Plainview · January 2011

DatNiggaB1 wrote: »

SMH @ tryna to speak to Kanye when he came to the UK after the release of his 2nd album.....he actually came to a club near where I live now..........

He half heartdly performed Through the Wire and All falls Down then went and chilled in VIP, anyother day I can get in to VIP in any club round my way.....but the nigga would only let white bitches with blond hair in, no brunettes, no black bitches and no niggas........The arrogant nigga actually annouced it over the mic.

I remember alot of black bitches jus puttin they drinks down and straight up leaving........one of the reasons I kind of boycotted Kanyes music until early last year.

Success can turn niggas into fools.

that story makes me wanna boycott his music now. or at least keep downloading > buying

son of 1973 · January 2011

edogz818 wrote: »

LOL, don't be , it ain't put no $$$ in my pocket!

Smooth B , King Sun , & Kieth Kieth are good friends. Rap career or not , & they did teach me the rap game's dirty side.
>>> I don't rap, etc., so it was just extra info to share with up & comers.

I forgot to mention Africa Bambatta. As far as I know , he still does the Zulu Parliment every 3rd or last Sunday @ Mosque #7 in Harlem.
"Familiarity breeds contempt"

Once you get to know them , the celebrity status wears off, especially if you'll all struggling the same.
Kieth Keith , King Sun , & Smooth B are good people's regardless of rap.
Special K was a little ....hmmm, ahead of his time.

Keep in mind, this is the home of Hip Hop , so M.C.'s are everywhere & a record deal doesn't make one a real live M.C.
Also, I forgot K Born from Rap's new generation. LOL Old school

K-Born is my man , he don't rap no more , but you will never know he did. he gutter as a mofo.
Kool Keith from Ultra Magnetic M.C.'s from the Vietnam Building ( South Bronx Ni99az know about VIETNAM building. We wasn't people's though.
Nothing against Kool Kieth , but back in the 80's , everyone was a rapper. Including Larry Davis.

Hip Hop wasn't corporate yet , so MC's didn't get no respect , because it hadn't made a million dollars for some corporation yet.
I was a graffitti writer . so I knew more writers than anyone.

I went to school with SEEN's lil brother GREG . ( My Classmate ) JHS 101
He blew graffitti up at the Bronx Flea market , doing airbrushed shirts. He was the 1st.
I'm talking about '81 / '82.

Many AHH.com / IC'ers weren't even born yet.

Side Note:
Check out ILLSEED's rumors ( everyday ) especially on " School 'Em Saturdays ".
I do a little column where I be dropping educational material.

My way of giving back to Hip Hop.
Tune in & Learn or Teach something!

son i actually know about all these niggas you killing me right now. and i used to stay in ny (bk) in the summers comin up you right rappers had no street cred (kane got robbed all the time etc). k born wow thats back to tape days. i chilled wit t la rock in wahsington heights like 04, thats about it. but know what you mean....you dont get paid for just knowing dudes plus seeing em all the time make you not care. for us in philly jazzy jeff cash money schooly d steady b the roots was like that old school beans and cassidy like that now, no one is starstruck they just niggas lol. ill check out the column, ez.......

Old Fart · January 2011

SMH at forgetting to mention Esham. We from the same hood and run in the same cirle of friends. I forget about the everyday around the way niggaz I know that rap because i still just see them as friends/aquaintances i always see or been around. Kinda like i forget Canada is a foriegn country since I lived right across the bridge from there and used to club over there as a teen

edogz818 · January 2011

son of 1973 wrote: »

son i actually know about all these niggas you killing me right now. and i used to stay in ny (bk) in the summers comin up you right rappers had no street cred (kane got robbed all the time etc). k born wow thats back to tape days. i chilled wit t la rock in wahsington heights like 04, thats about it. but know what you mean....you dont get paid for just knowing dudes plus seeing em all the time make you not care. for us in philly jazzy jeff cash money schooly d steady b the roots was like that old school beans and cassidy like that now, no one is starstruck they just niggas lol. ill check out the column, ez.......

K Born is good peepz.
T La rock's brother is Special K & Kieth Kieth.
My man doing the documentary , filming in NY.

Check it out & hit him up if you wanna be in it.

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