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Club 520 - Busta Rhymes on Michael Jordan & Space Jam, CRAZY Chris Brown story, Knicks chip · Club 520 Podcast

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Speaker 2: I definitely had the Nextel Chirp. Yeah.
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Speaker 6: I had the Motorola Flip joints, the StarTech joints.
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Speaker 2: Oh, yeah. Yeah. Those was my go-to devices, bro. You
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Speaker 2: have a ringtone on there?
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Speaker 6: No, I really wasn't technical, like tech savvy like that.
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Speaker 6: So somebody ain't put that. And shit on my phone
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Speaker 6: for me. I ain't fucking with you like that. I
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Speaker 6: got to ask you this question. You were a legend
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Speaker 6: for a long time. This affects you directly. How was
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Speaker 6: the ringtone era? Because you did numbers. You had songs
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Speaker 6: that people always wanted to hear. The ringtone era was
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Speaker 6: cool because you made a lot of money when the
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Speaker 6: business was right.
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Speaker 2: But it was also not cool because... They robbed a
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Speaker 2: lot of us.
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Speaker 6: The accounting, the way to do the accounting on that
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Speaker 6: shit wasn't like some shit that we was really familiar
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Speaker 6: with because that shit kind of came into effect like
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Speaker 6: way after we was popping already.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, facts.
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Speaker 6: So, you know, the pre-ringtone contracts didn't really include that.
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Speaker 6: But once they did, you know, the lack of experience
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Speaker 6: and information on how to research going about doing your
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Speaker 6: proper checks and balances with all of that shit. It
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Speaker 6: took a beating real quick from a lot of the
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Speaker 6: motherfuckers that took advantage of the lack of information we
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Speaker 6: had on it.
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Speaker 2: But the dope shit was, you know, we spun the block. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: got it, man. Put in a block and make sure
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Speaker 2: motherfuckers is all accountable, too.
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Speaker 6: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: Word.
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Speaker 1: Get that get back for sure, man. Shout out to
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Speaker 1: our family at Bootsmoke. We're happy with Busta Rhymes. He
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Speaker 1: looking for a deal. Let's get this money for Joe, man.
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Speaker 2: Come on, let's get it.
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Speaker 1: That's my time to talk.
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Speaker 1: Same game with me. As usual, we got legends, so
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Speaker 1: we will introduce some laughter.
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Speaker 2: To my far left, we got my dog, Bishop B. here. Dr. Prillies,
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Speaker 2: how you doing, Nasty?
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Speaker 5: What's happening, Nasty? Let's get to it, man. Got a
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Speaker 5: legend in here today.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, for legend. You know the vibes. To my right,
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Speaker 2: my dog, Young Nacho, Young T. How you doing? I'm cool, man.
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Speaker 2: Like he said, we got a legend in the building.
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Speaker 2: Come on, man. Greatly appreciate it. A real legend, man.
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Speaker 2: Pulling up to the city. We were surprised he was
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Speaker 2: in that, man.
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Speaker 1: How many times you came out here to perform?
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Speaker 2: And that's why we showed you love? Or is this
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Speaker 2: kind of your first time out here for real?
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Speaker 6: We've toured many different tour runs throughout the years and
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Speaker 6: definitely came through the city because it's just one of
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Speaker 6: them cities that they like call you. We got the
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Speaker 6: A markets and the B markets, the A markets. This
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Speaker 6: was always one of those cities that was a priority.
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Speaker 6: A market city. When the tour ones was being routed.
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Speaker 6: I don't remember being on too many tours where this
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Speaker 6: wasn't a part of the routing.
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Speaker 5: They let it go.
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Speaker 6: I guess y'all just some live motherfuckers out here, though. Yeah,
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Speaker 6: it kind of dimmed down, though, a little bit. We
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Speaker 6: ended up turning it to the C market.
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Speaker 2: Yeah? Yeah. We used to get everybody, though.
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Speaker 5: For sure.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, we had a couple bands in this, man.
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Speaker 1: But one thing about the city, man, if they rocked
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Speaker 1: you the first.
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Speaker 2: Time, they would want you every time. 100%. So I
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Speaker 2: was like, it's one good impression of the city, man. Yeah.
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Speaker 2: But you know what time it is, man? We got
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Speaker 2: a legend, man. Busta Rhymes, man. Big Dog. We appreciate
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Speaker 2: you sliding on us, man. Appreciate y'all having me pull up.
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Speaker 2: Real shit. Thanks, bro. Mike, load this up.
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Speaker 1: Now, this is crazy, because I did not know that
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Speaker 1: you was going to be on the show, but this
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Speaker 1: went crazy on Twitter last week.
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Speaker 2: Do you remember this at all?
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Speaker 1: You was a part of Legendary Song, man, one of
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Speaker 1: our childhood favorite movies, man. Come on, the Space Jail Joy. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Speaker 2: I was like, damn, everybody was on this track together?
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Speaker 2: What was that moment like? What was that call like
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Speaker 2: to do this?
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Speaker 6: I mean, the call was... It wasn't really, like, out
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Speaker 6: of the norm at that time, because I was.
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Speaker 2: I was damn knowing everybody's shit at the time. That's
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Speaker 2: a fact.
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Speaker 6: So when the call and the opportunity came, I was
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Speaker 6: extremely excited about it when I found out who was
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Speaker 6: on the record. The opportunities is always, we always appreciate
6:00
Speaker 6: the opportunities all the time.
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Speaker 2: But, you know, you get opportunities, cool. You're going to
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Speaker 2: do it.
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Speaker 6: You're going to knock it out if you're into it.
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Speaker 6: But then there's certain shit that you get excited about.
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Speaker 6: Me rocking with the bros at the time, you know,
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Speaker 6: Meff and B-Real and Coolio, rest in peace, and El
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Speaker 6: and everybody that was on it. It was super dope
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Speaker 6: to have that moment with them. Because we was all popping,
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Speaker 6: everybody was doing their thing, and we was all fans
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Speaker 6: of each other's work. So looking forward to that moment,
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Speaker 6: being on the set. That shit was some anxiety shit.
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Speaker 6: Cause you know, he wasn't trying to be the weak link.
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Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying?
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Speaker 6: At this point, the song was done. So it was like,
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Speaker 6: you just was thinking about how are we going to
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Speaker 6: smash whoever else is going to be doing their performance
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Speaker 6: on a video? Like the performance battle was the concern
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Speaker 6: at the moment. And the vibe was always super dope
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Speaker 6: because every time we got around each other, whether it
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Speaker 6: was at a show, or in a club just chilling,
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Speaker 6: or on a video set, it was just love and respect.
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Speaker 6: Everybody just, that energy was reciprocated in a consistent fashion.
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Speaker 6: It's a little different now because I think, you know,
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Speaker 6: this camera era and the trolling era and the clout
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Speaker 6: chasing era, I think, you know, people, they don't really
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Speaker 6: understand how significant the value of the relationship is that
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Speaker 6: you should, you should appreciate because you can't put a
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Speaker 6: price tag on genuine relationships and being resources to each other.
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Speaker 6: I think a motherfucker would think about, nowadays, a motherfucker
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Speaker 6: want to actually.
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Speaker 2: Troll somebody that.
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Speaker 6: They would be better off aligning with for the clickbait
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Speaker 6: before they actually think about the value of maintaining a relationship.
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Speaker 2: For sure.
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Speaker 1: That's one thing, being here, I always spoke on it
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Speaker 1: earlier because I know he always said relationships are worth
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Speaker 1: more than money.
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Speaker 6: Right, right.
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Speaker 5: That's how I move.
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Speaker 3: But they do it, Busta, because that's how they feel
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Speaker 3: like they'll get your attention.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, but they also do it, too, because, you know,
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Speaker 6: we kind of got to take responsibility a little bit.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 6: You know what I'm saying? Like, accountability ain't upheld in
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Speaker 6: the same way that it used to be.
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Speaker 2: Facts. You know what I'm saying?
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Speaker 6: The moral fiber of what we stood on principle-wise and
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Speaker 6: respect-wise and manners-wise... it's different how you upheld accountability then
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Speaker 6: as opposed to now.
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Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying?
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Speaker 6: Because, you know, at that time, you knew it wasn't
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Speaker 6: too many run and go tell type of mentalities around.
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Speaker 2: Yeah. It wasn't too many cameras around. Yeah.
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Speaker 6: So, you know, if you had to get addressed, you
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Speaker 6: had to understand that you had to actually deal with that.
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Speaker 2: Way different than them.
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Speaker 6: Oh, yeah.
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Speaker 2: Hey, Buster, you're the real PR. You had the scene.
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Speaker 2: You get the viewers out of pocket. You couldn't just
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Speaker 2: stay in that house back then. You can stay in
8:57
Speaker 2: the house on your phone now.
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Speaker 5: You got to go see people.
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Speaker 6: Yeah.
9:00
Speaker 2: Different day. That's a fact. Definitely a different day. Did
9:03
Speaker 2: you know that movie was going to be as crazy
9:04
Speaker 2: as it was then? I mean, you never know how
9:10
Speaker 2: crazy some shit is going to be until it....
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Speaker 6: It come to fruition but you know anything at that
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Speaker 6: time especially Alon you Alon with fucking Michael Jordan and
9:22
Speaker 6: L and Julio and Cypress B-Rail and.
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Speaker 2: Meth it's like all of at that time it was
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Speaker 2: like the Avengers.
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Speaker 6: You know what I'm saying and then you know wasn't
9:34
Speaker 6: nobody able to talk to Michael Jordan and what he
9:39
Speaker 6: was able to.
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Speaker 2: To do which is how he He was a superhero
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Speaker 2: to all of us. You know what I'm saying?
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Speaker 6: So the opportunity was, we knew, we all knew like
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Speaker 6: this shit was a big deal, but we definitely didn't
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Speaker 6: know how crazy it was going to be until it
9:54
Speaker 6: actually happened.
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Speaker 2: Hell yeah.
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Speaker 5: For sure.
9:57
Speaker 2: For sure, man. All right, Barbie, you here, man?
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Speaker 1: Let's get some drinks for him, man. Shout out to
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Speaker 1: our bartender.
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Speaker 3: Oh, wow.
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Speaker 6: What kind of drinks y'all got going on over there?
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Speaker 6: It depends on the time of the day. I don't
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Speaker 6: usually do that this.
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Speaker 2: Early, but... Okay, cool. Thank you. What we got today, B?
10:17
Speaker 2: I had some food for breakfast. Okay.
10:21
Speaker 6: You still not going to be in the video.
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Speaker 2: Yes, sir. On the way. August 25th, baby. Salute to you, bro.
10:27
Speaker 2: We appreciate you. Thank you, man.
10:28
Speaker 5: I want to ask, before we move on, bro. I
10:49
Speaker 5: love Spliff, bro.
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Speaker 2: Oh, yeah.
10:51
Speaker 3: One of the greatest entertainers in the world, bro. How
10:54
Speaker 3: did y'all link up? That's been your man since Ground Up.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah. Me, Spliff, and Scratchator. Spliff and Scratchator actually
11:01
Speaker 6: grew up on the same block. It was like one
11:04
Speaker 6: block apart from each other. Yeah. I had family members
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Speaker 6: that lived on that block that Scratch lived on. Spliff
11:11
Speaker 6: was the block before Scratch, but the same block. Troy
11:15
Speaker 6: Avenue in East Flatbush, Brooklyn. And when my mother and
11:19
Speaker 6: my father divorced on the weekends that my pops had
11:24
Speaker 6: us to pick us up, me and my brother, for
11:27
Speaker 6: the visitation, he used to bring us to all of
11:29
Speaker 6: his friends' crib in his age group. So we wasn't
11:34
Speaker 6: really trying to be around them, the old family members
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Speaker 6: and friends.
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Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying?
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Speaker 6: Because the way we was raised in, you know, I'm,
11:45
Speaker 6: I'm from a Jamaican upbringing. That household, the respect that
11:52
Speaker 6: you're raised with is kids ought to be.
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Speaker 2: Kids aren't... How does the saying go again? Seen, not heard.
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Speaker 6: Kids ought to be seen and not heard unless spoken to.
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Speaker 6: That shit just always felt like you was under a microscope.
12:11
Speaker 6: that was a constant disciplinary microscope, even though we was having,
12:15
Speaker 6: we was loved tremendously by, by the family and friends,
12:17
Speaker 6: but we would go to split block because my family
12:21
Speaker 6: members that lived over there, my horn had five kids. So,
12:25
Speaker 6: you know, we over there and we outside. So seeing
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Speaker 6: spliffing and scratch a tour, you know, and a bunch
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Speaker 6: of the other kids on the block, it was just
12:35
Speaker 6: a norm just to be outside and everybody doing their
12:37
Speaker 6: shit and, You know, the Kung Fu flicks would come
12:40
Speaker 6: on at 3 o'clock on a Saturday at Channel 5
12:42
Speaker 6: and we'd be outside doing all of that shit. All
12:45
Speaker 6: of the regular degular hanging out and fucking around until
12:49
Speaker 6: that shit come on and then everybody jet in the
12:51
Speaker 6: crib and then come back outside and you should see
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Speaker 6: a bunch of Jackie Chan's and Bruce Lee's.
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Speaker 2: For real?
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Speaker 6: For my body, I think I met Spliff when I
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Speaker 6: was about seven years old.
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Speaker 2: Damn.
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Speaker 6: Spliff was always like the knucklehead of the block. You
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Speaker 6: know what I'm saying? And Spliff was really, really in
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Speaker 6: the street. Scratch A Toll was nice always as a DJ.
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Speaker 6: So he was a part of this clique that was
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Speaker 6: called TNT Crush. And they was the ones that always
13:20
Speaker 6: was the biggest sound system in the neighborhood for when
13:23
Speaker 6: the block parties and all of that shit was happening.
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Speaker 2: They was lit.
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Speaker 6: So Scratch A Toll was the youngest DJ in that clique,
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Speaker 6: but he was the first one to scratch dance hall
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Speaker 6: and Jamaican records like they was hip hop shit.
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Speaker 2: And that was never seen before, scratch at all.
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Speaker 6: At least from my experience of being around black parties
13:43
Speaker 6: in the hood and different blocks or whatever. But I
13:46
Speaker 6: ended up getting into mischief and fucked around and got
13:51
Speaker 6: in some trouble when I got to like 11, 12.
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Speaker 6: And it was kind of the thing because the street
13:57
Speaker 6: shit was exciting. A lot of it was because, you know,
14:01
Speaker 6: we needed it. Like, I don't got that. I come
14:05
Speaker 6: from the project's backstories. You know what I'm saying? I got,
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Speaker 6: I was definitely, and I always like to celebrate my parents.
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Speaker 2: In this way.
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Speaker 6: Like, they bust their ass to make sure I ain't
14:16
Speaker 6: really need shit. But we was with the bullshit. So
14:20
Speaker 6: we was outside getting caught up in shit. And I
14:23
Speaker 6: ended up moving to Long Island. And that's how Leaders
14:26
Speaker 6: of the New School started. But I would say around 15,
14:30
Speaker 6: I moved back to Brooklyn because my mom's moved to Florida.
14:34
Speaker 6: And I didn't want to go to Florida at that age.
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Speaker 6: So come back to Brooklyn, signed. I came back to
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Speaker 6: Brooklyn at 15. Ended up being back around Spliff and
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Speaker 6: scratching him. And the relationship just always evolved because we
14:51
Speaker 6: kind of just, we was like each other's first real
14:55
Speaker 6: friends at that young age. So when leaders broke up,
14:58
Speaker 6: you know, I was so used to this group shit
15:00
Speaker 6: and just having that support. Whether I look left or
15:03
Speaker 6: look right, Dinko was there, Brown was there, my cousin Milo,
15:05
Speaker 6: which was the DJ, was behind us. I felt like
15:08
Speaker 6: I needed that. So, Spliff and Scratchator obviously needed DJ,
15:13
Speaker 6: but Spliff wasn't even rhyming yet. But Spliff was into
15:17
Speaker 6: shit in the street that he needed to be saved from. So, fortunately,
15:23
Speaker 6: he was willing to listen and embrace the opportunity. of
15:27
Speaker 6: becoming what he became because Spliff became the hype man
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Speaker 6: before he started rhyming. And when Spliff started rhyming, that's
15:35
Speaker 6: when I was like, this motherfucker's a superstar because, you know,
15:40
Speaker 6: y'all going to hear Spliff music soon too because he
15:42
Speaker 6: got a project coming out this year as well. But
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Speaker 6: that friendship just was always some real family, homegrown, organic,
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Speaker 6: from day one shit.
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Speaker 1: And you could tell. Like, you never let nobody play
15:55
Speaker 1: with his name or nothing like that. Everybody was like, no,
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Speaker 1: that's family. Like, we a band, basically. We all locked in,
16:00
Speaker 1: getting to it, for sure.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, that's a fact.
16:02
Speaker 1: Obviously, you say you've been on a good vibe run, man.
16:04
Speaker 1: What was it like, man, for the next time in
16:05
Speaker 1: the championship, man?
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Speaker 6: I mean, obviously, that shit was emotional for us. That
16:11
Speaker 6: shit was emotional, son. The thing is, we're sitting around
16:14
Speaker 6: looking at each other wiping tears, bro. Like, when they
16:19
Speaker 6: last won, I don't even remember that shit. I was
16:22
Speaker 6: too young to remember that. So this is like the
16:25
Speaker 6: first time in this lifetime for us.
16:27
Speaker 2: Yeah. And hopefully not the last, but. Oh, it's over.
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Speaker 2: What type shit you talking about? What you mean? We're
16:38
Speaker 2: talking about the story. Yeah. He said, please enjoy. All right, cool.
16:48
Speaker 2: Let's move on. Right along. Now, for me personally, it.
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Speaker 6: Was incredible because this whole year, and like I said,
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Speaker 6: these last couple of years, three, four years for me,
17:00
Speaker 6: has been incredibly amazing. So to see that the incredible
17:04
Speaker 6: shit that's been happening is continuing to happen, and it's
17:09
Speaker 6: even getting more incredible. It's a testament to, you know,
17:13
Speaker 6: speaking the shit that you want to manifest into existence.
17:16
Speaker 6: Because I make it my business to say the blessings
17:19
Speaker 6: don't stop so we don't stop every single day.
17:22
Speaker 2: Hell yeah.
17:22
Speaker 6: And Nick's won that championship on the anniversary of the
17:26
Speaker 6: Big Bang album, which had New York shit on it.
17:29
Speaker 2: Damn.
17:30
Speaker 5: Damn, that's hard.
17:31
Speaker 2: And the album turned 20 this year. Yes, sir. So
17:33
Speaker 2: that album came out June 13th, 2026. Game 5 chip day,
17:35
Speaker 2: June 13th.
17:36
Speaker 6: 2026 came out 2006, excuse me, the big bang, but
17:45
Speaker 6: this is the 2026 year, the 20th year of the
17:48
Speaker 6: anniversary of that album, along with five other albums that
17:51
Speaker 6: I'm celebrating the anniversary for. But on the topic of
17:54
Speaker 6: the next shit, it wasn't no, there couldn't be a
17:57
Speaker 6: more incredible reward and feeling for me than to be
18:01
Speaker 6: able to see that they won the shit for the
18:02
Speaker 6: first time in 53 years on a Busta Rhymes 20
18:06
Speaker 6: year anniversary album, where I did a song, called New
18:09
Speaker 6: York shit shouting all of my motherfucking teams.
18:12
Speaker 2: From New York. Yes, sir. So that shit was an
18:14
Speaker 2: incredible feeling.
18:15
Speaker 6: But, you know, that again is like a testament to
18:20
Speaker 6: the amazing shit that's happening for me and has been happening.
18:23
Speaker 6: So I got a 25-year anniversary celebration happening with the
18:27
Speaker 6: Genesis album right now with Touch It and Break Your Neck.
18:32
Speaker 6: And my first solo album with Woo Ha, the coming album,
18:35
Speaker 6: that's 30 this year, First Leaders of the New School
18:38
Speaker 6: album is 35 years old this year. And the Low
18:41
Speaker 6: End Theory Tribe Called Quest album turns 35 this year
18:45
Speaker 6: as well with Scenario and Oh My God.
18:47
Speaker 2: Where are you? Yeah, so it's an amazing year.
18:50
Speaker 6: And you know, this year is also the 20-year anniversary
18:53
Speaker 6: of J Dilla's transition.
18:55
Speaker 2: Absolutely. Rest in peace to Dilla. Rest in peace to Dilla.
18:57
Speaker 6: Miss him, love him, and always did everything that I
19:01
Speaker 6: felt I was able to do to uphold the integrity
19:04
Speaker 6: of his legacy and make sure he It's damn near
19:07
Speaker 6: impossible to forget them.
19:09
Speaker 2: I mean, in addition to the whole Dilla estate. Absolutely.
19:12
Speaker 6: You know, shout out to Dilla estate and the heirs
19:14
Speaker 6: and big up to Ma Dukes and Ella Jay and
19:17
Speaker 6: his two beautiful daughters and the legal team over there because,
19:21
Speaker 6: you know, obviously nothing ain't happening without them blessing it
19:26
Speaker 6: and giving it their blessing. But it's so crazy because
19:29
Speaker 6: this Dilla Just Two album is coming on August 25th.
19:36
Speaker 6: And I just realized recently that the Grammy Awards is
19:40
Speaker 6: airing on Dilla's birthday, which is February 7th. So it's
19:45
Speaker 6: just divine alignment. Everything going on this year. And it's amazing.
19:50
Speaker 6: to be able to have this alignment surrounding everything I
19:54
Speaker 6: got going on and with the people that I love
19:57
Speaker 6: that I'm able to celebrate all of this magic with.
20:00
Speaker 2: Absolutely, man. We're talking about you being a legend.
20:02
Speaker 1: We're talking about anniversaries of decades, a long time, and
20:05
Speaker 1: you getting to it.
20:07
Speaker 2: All right, man.
20:07
Speaker 1: Shout out to Cal State, our new business partners, man. Listen,
20:10
Speaker 1: it is an exchange where you can trade on any event.
20:12
Speaker 2: Be here.
20:13
Speaker 1: We ain't talking about just sports. We can go to
20:15
Speaker 1: pop culture, politics, whatever, man. How you feeling?
20:17
Speaker 5: I love it, man. You can do trades. You can
20:19
Speaker 5: do politics.
20:20
Speaker 2: You know what I mean? The house calls. It's up
20:22
Speaker 2: to you.
20:22
Speaker 1: Come on, man. Moog, we ain't just talking about sports
20:24
Speaker 1: no more, man. We can get into the BET Awards.
20:26
Speaker 1: We can go see who got album of the year.
20:28
Speaker 1: College basketball coming up, man. We can bet on Kentucky, too, man.
20:30
Speaker 2: Oh, yeah. You know we got to tap in, man.
20:32
Speaker 2: They covering everything across the board, huh? Yes, sir, man.
20:34
Speaker 1: Let's get to it, too. Listen, man, for $ 25, you're
20:36
Speaker 1: that promo called Club 520. What did I get, man?
20:39
Speaker 1: They get an extra $ 25.
20:40
Speaker 2: Yeah. You know what I mean?
20:41
Speaker 4: So you can put that $ 25 towards Luka probably winning
20:44
Speaker 4: MVP this year, get you.
20:45
Speaker 2: Some free chicken. Come on, man.
20:47
Speaker 1: You can bet yes or no on the predictions. Club 520,
20:49
Speaker 1: use that promo code.
20:50
Speaker 5: Trade responsibly.
20:53
Speaker 1: I want to ask you, for you to still grow,
20:55
Speaker 1: do your thing, and progress in this stage, what's it
20:58
Speaker 1: like seeing your other peers doing the same thing? Like,
21:00
Speaker 1: we look across the board. Like, Joe and Jada got
21:01
Speaker 1: a pod. Shout out to the volume. Like, for them
21:03
Speaker 1: to still be out here active, to see so many
21:05
Speaker 1: of our legends. Like, we don't joke about it all, but, like,
21:07
Speaker 1: to see world performance, and we see our legends. Like,
21:09
Speaker 1: we just seen Tushar go out there, and everybody from
21:13
Speaker 1: Mexicans to little-ass.
21:14
Speaker 2: White kids who are singing, and, like, to see our legends.
21:17
Speaker 2: We just seen Hov. We just seen Hov in New York.
21:19
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
21:21
Speaker 6: That's a different shit. Three nights at the Yankee Stadium
21:24
Speaker 6: is some other shit. But to see it, it's an
21:27
Speaker 6: amazing thing. I think the most incredible thing that people
21:32
Speaker 6: are witnessing for the first time in hip hop is
21:37
Speaker 6: our alumni of MCs is not only active, but we
21:43
Speaker 6: are mastering the main. And we're not only mastering the navigation,
21:52
Speaker 6: and showing motherfuckers the evolution and the growth, but we
21:56
Speaker 6: navigating this shit and doing it on our own terms.
21:59
Speaker 6: And we will still bust whoever asked that question. So
22:05
Speaker 6: it's like y'all are witnessing in real time that we're
22:10
Speaker 6: actually getting better with time. And that's probably one of
22:14
Speaker 6: the most rewarding parts about the whole shit, because this
22:18
Speaker 6: hip hop shit, It's interesting how for so long we
22:21
Speaker 6: hear motherfuckers try to date it and talk about when
22:25
Speaker 6: an MC.
22:27
Speaker 2: Should sit down.
22:29
Speaker 6: And I like to just only engage in those conversations
22:33
Speaker 6: because I live by showing motherfuckers better than I can
22:36
Speaker 6: tell them.
22:37
Speaker 2: So until you could really display a.
22:44
Speaker 6: Justified reason, which is very far from an impossibility, It's
22:50
Speaker 6: not too far. It's already very difficult to compete with
22:56
Speaker 6: motherfuckers that has become the Daniels, the Mr.
23:00
Speaker 2: Miyagi's of this shit.
23:02
Speaker 6: Like when you start evolving and master this shit that
23:04
Speaker 6: we've been doing to sensei levels, I become more dangerous
23:07
Speaker 6: with time. So, you know, until you could figure out
23:12
Speaker 6: how to compete with the way I've matured and something
23:16
Speaker 6: that I've put well, I put well over my, my
23:19
Speaker 6: hundred thousand, fuck a 10,000 hours or 20,000. We done
23:23
Speaker 6: put a hundred thousand, two, 300 million hours into this shit.
23:27
Speaker 2: Over the years. So we, we will, we will, we
23:31
Speaker 2: will wash.
23:31
Speaker 6: Your ass with grace. And, and, and, and, and the
23:34
Speaker 6: fun in that is, is, is motherfuckers that could respect
23:41
Speaker 6: and be inspired. I think that's the great, feeling about
23:45
Speaker 6: watching our peers and each other still moving and shaking
23:49
Speaker 6: because a lot of the younger MCs that might be
23:52
Speaker 6: talking about when an elder statesman needs to sit down
23:55
Speaker 6: or when one of the gods or the goddesses of
23:59
Speaker 6: this shit should sit down, they're going to hope and
24:02
Speaker 6: wish that they could still do what they love and.
24:08
Speaker 2: Still be on their A game when they get to
24:09
Speaker 2: this point.
24:10
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah build upon it like it's funny like you
24:12
Speaker 1: see a generation of kids now they don't know Method
24:15
Speaker 1: Man as a rapper they know him as an actor
24:16
Speaker 1: they know Ice-T as an OG they see him as
24:20
Speaker 1: Law and Order like the elevation and stuff to continue
24:23
Speaker 1: to go on and still be cold is fire for
24:24
Speaker 1: sure absolutely we got a personal favorite we can go
24:27
Speaker 1: around the room um Music video buff.
24:29
Speaker 2: You set the tone. Get your shit off me. Go ahead.
24:32
Speaker 4: I have to ask you. It's not inappropriate. I mean,
24:36
Speaker 4: but like Janet Jackson.
24:37
Speaker 2: No, no, no. To have a video. Come on. Like
24:43
Speaker 2: Janet Jackson. I mean, I know she smells good. No disrespect, but.
24:48
Speaker 7: She was so cold like what was that like I
24:54
Speaker 7: know we see guys like Wale is one of my
24:56
Speaker 7: favorite artists we rock with Wale he's one of the
24:59
Speaker 7: best R & B singers but for you you're one
25:01
Speaker 7: of the originators like they had Janet and Mariah and
25:04
Speaker 7: all those people that collab with those kind of artists
25:06
Speaker 7: what was that like how did the Janet Jackson whole
25:08
Speaker 7: thing come about.
25:10
Speaker 6: The Janet thing came about I always gotta thank Angie
25:13
Speaker 6: Martinez for this moment because um Angie Martinez was on
25:19
Speaker 6: Hot 97 before she got over to Power 105. She
25:25
Speaker 6: had the prime time slot on the station, the highest
25:30
Speaker 6: ratings on the station. She would get all of the
25:33
Speaker 6: biggest stars to pull up to do the interviews. So
25:35
Speaker 6: whenever people was passing through the New York side of things,
25:38
Speaker 6: whether they was touring or they was promoting a project,
25:40
Speaker 6: you had to go see Angie.
25:42
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying?
25:44
Speaker 6: On this day in particularly, Janet was being interviewed by
25:48
Speaker 6: Angie and it was about her Velvet Rope tour for
25:51
Speaker 6: that album. And Angie asked her, you know, what rappers
25:57
Speaker 6: would you like to work with that you've never worked
25:58
Speaker 6: with before? And she had worked with Heavy D before me,
26:05
Speaker 6: but she's never been on a hip hop artist album before.
26:09
Speaker 6: You know what I'm saying? So I think Heavy D
26:12
Speaker 6: got on one of her joints, but this was her
26:14
Speaker 6: first step out. as a feature on a hip-hop project
26:20
Speaker 6: and a hip-hop artist's album. So she said, Busta Rhymes.
26:25
Speaker 6: And I was driving, actually, to the city to go
26:27
Speaker 6: to a meeting at the label. I was on Electric
26:30
Speaker 6: Records at the time, big up to Sylvia Ron, the queen.
26:34
Speaker 6: And when I heard Janet say, Busta Rhymes, I almost crashed.
26:39
Speaker 6: I literally had to pull over. And I called my manager,
26:43
Speaker 6: Mona Scott Young.
26:44
Speaker 2: Man.
26:46
Speaker 6: And this was when Volley, the management, was still popping.
26:49
Speaker 6: Rest in peace, Chris Lighty. But I called Mona and
26:53
Speaker 6: told Mona to get in touch with Janet. I just
26:55
Speaker 6: heard her say she wanted to work with Busta Rhymes
26:57
Speaker 6: or Angie Martinez. Tell her I got a song for her.
27:00
Speaker 6: And I'm ready to do this shit immediately. I ain't
27:03
Speaker 6: have no song. So, again, it's about speaking shit into existence.
27:10
Speaker 6: Janet was, I'm sure for a lot of us, but
27:15
Speaker 6: I had the crush on Janet when she was Willis'
27:17
Speaker 6: girlfriend from different stores.
27:20
Speaker 2: Damn. When she was Penny on Good Times. Hey. Poetic
27:25
Speaker 2: justice with pot. Yeah. Q-tip.
27:30
Speaker 6: I've always loved that woman. And to this day, I
27:34
Speaker 6: still hold her in the highest regard because, you know,
27:38
Speaker 6: she just was incredibly talented from single-digit age. But it
27:42
Speaker 6: was always beautiful to me no matter what age level
27:45
Speaker 6: she was. she evolved into. So when the opportunity came
27:50
Speaker 6: and we put the song together, I think the moment
27:52
Speaker 6: of actually knowing that I'm going to be in the
27:54
Speaker 6: same room with her, that's when shit got a little,
27:58
Speaker 6: cause you don't want to, you ain't trying to fuck
28:00
Speaker 6: the energy up in the slightest way.
28:01
Speaker 2: Like you ain't trying to do nothing wrong.
28:03
Speaker 6: So, you know, we did all type of research to
28:06
Speaker 6: see the shit that she was going to like or
28:07
Speaker 6: that she did like. So set up the studio when
28:10
Speaker 6: she agreed where she wanted to work at. She chose
28:13
Speaker 6: the studio. We, Mutual location, not in New York. I
28:16
Speaker 6: forget where it was, but we just decorated the studio
28:20
Speaker 6: with everything that we researched that she liked. The type
28:23
Speaker 6: of flowers she liked, the fragrances she liked. Yeah. And
28:27
Speaker 6: then when she came, I just greeted her real quick
28:31
Speaker 6: and chopped it up briefly because my.
28:33
Speaker 2: Rhymes wasn't finished.
28:35
Speaker 6: But all of the vocal reps was pre-recorded for her
28:39
Speaker 6: to do and add her.
28:43
Speaker 2: Shit to it. a magic.
28:45
Speaker 6: And I stayed in another room the whole time and
28:49
Speaker 6: finished penning my shit and spitting it. And when I
28:52
Speaker 6: came back and heard her finish, once I found out
28:54
Speaker 6: she was done, I then brought my performance lyrically over
28:58
Speaker 6: to the song in her room. And when she was
29:02
Speaker 6: hearing it and vibing it, I think this was the
29:04
Speaker 6: longest time we was in the same space because we
29:07
Speaker 6: just kept playing this shit over and over and just
29:09
Speaker 6: loving what we was putting together.
29:11
Speaker 2: I reconfide.
29:11
Speaker 6: And then the day of the video shoot, That's when
29:14
Speaker 6: shit was like, it was nerve wracking in the beginning,
29:18
Speaker 6: but she went out her way to make sure that
29:22
Speaker 6: I was comfortable. And she saw what we, you know,
29:25
Speaker 6: the level of production that we was bringing to the
29:27
Speaker 6: shit with Hype Williams and the money we spent. She
29:30
Speaker 6: just really, really respected and appreciated that we wasn't playing
29:35
Speaker 6: with this moment.
29:35
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying?
29:37
Speaker 5: So you came up with that concept for that video?
29:40
Speaker 6: Yeah, I came up with every concept for my videos
29:42
Speaker 6: because I'm a movie fanatic. So every movie that I
29:46
Speaker 6: wished that I was in, I would make a video
29:49
Speaker 6: of that shit Because I can put myself in the motherfucker.
29:51
Speaker 1: That's how we got Pascal Vassier being the Hall of Nice.
29:54
Speaker 6: Yeah. That's exactly that. That's how you got Put Your
29:56
Speaker 6: Hands with coming to America. That's how you got... The
30:00
Speaker 6: Janet video was the liquid robot from Terminator 2 movie.
30:04
Speaker 6: So that's how you got all of that liquid shit
30:06
Speaker 6: with the glass breaking. That shit was crazy. T2, a
30:09
Speaker 6: legendary movie, bro. Yeah, these is the movies that I
30:12
Speaker 6: was in love with at the time. Even the name
30:14
Speaker 6: of the album, Extinction Level Event, that came from a movie...
30:20
Speaker 6: It was one of the early movies.
30:22
Speaker 2: I forget.
30:22
Speaker 6: It came out in 98 or 97, but it was
30:25
Speaker 6: a movie, one of the first movies about an asteroid
30:28
Speaker 6: hitting the planet. And they described the moment as an
30:32
Speaker 6: extinction-level event. I forget the name of the movie.
30:35
Speaker 2: Damn.
30:36
Speaker 6: But a lot of the shit that I've done with
30:39
Speaker 6: these albums, titles, and videos, they definitely was shit that
30:43
Speaker 6: was from movies.
30:46
Speaker 1: With you being a movie buff, what's some of your
30:47
Speaker 1: favorite movies or some of the more recent movies you
30:49
Speaker 1: tapped into recently?
30:50
Speaker 2: Sinners is incredible. Okay. Banger.
30:53
Speaker 6: That's that battle another day with Tiana Taylor and Leonardo DiCaprio.
30:57
Speaker 2: Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. That movie was dope. That shit
30:59
Speaker 2: was real dope to me as well. That was a
31:05
Speaker 2: pretty good movie.
31:05
Speaker 6: Yeah, that movie was... I really enjoyed it. And I
31:08
Speaker 6: enjoyed it because the chemistry that Tiana and.
31:13
Speaker 2: Leo, Sean Penn. It was Armageddon. That whole shit was
31:16
Speaker 2: just something I didn't expect to see.
31:18
Speaker 6: Yeah, that was a... You know what I'm saying? Them
31:20
Speaker 6: three together, that shit was very left field. Like, whoever
31:23
Speaker 6: thought of having them play those roles and write the
31:26
Speaker 6: shit the way they wrote it for them to play
31:29
Speaker 6: and deliver the character in the way that they did
31:32
Speaker 6: was crazy to me. Armageddon was a movie? Armageddon was
31:36
Speaker 6: a movie. Armageddon was definitely the... I don't know if
31:39
Speaker 6: it was Armageddon.
31:40
Speaker 7: No.
31:40
Speaker 2: Willis. No, it was one before that. Deep Impact? Deep Impact.
31:44
Speaker 2: Deep Impact. There we go. Deep Impact. That's it. Okay.
31:49
Speaker 5: That's it, bro. For real.
31:51
Speaker 2: That's it. That's it. Yeah, that's it. Legendary movie, for sure. Yeah,
31:56
Speaker 2: that was my shit. Dang, that's crazy, man.
31:58
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know who's going to type it up, man,
32:00
Speaker 1: but we got to get Busta Rhymes on the movie team, man.
32:02
Speaker 1: We got to get Busta Rhymes doing movie reviews, man,
32:04
Speaker 1: or going to some of his favorites. A lot of
32:06
Speaker 1: people would appreciate that, especially with your inspiration behavior from that, bro.
32:09
Speaker 2: Yeah, thank you, bro.
32:10
Speaker 6: I mean, you know, I've definitely had fun shooting a
32:13
Speaker 6: lot of movies, but I actually had a real good
32:16
Speaker 6: time shooting a movie that I did recently with this
32:18
Speaker 6: incredible actor by the name of Emile Hirsch, directed by
32:23
Speaker 6: Randall Emmett. This movie's coming out next year. It's called
32:28
Speaker 6: The Conspiracy. We just wrapped that in November last year.
32:30
Speaker 6: So yeah, y'all definitely getting ready to see the kid
32:33
Speaker 6: back on the silver screen shaking it up.
32:35
Speaker 2: We seen Halloween, bro. We was happy. This ivory's real.
32:39
Speaker 2: Come on, man. This is completely random, but R.P. to
32:43
Speaker 2: the legend.
32:44
Speaker 1: We were just talking about this, like rappers in movies
32:46
Speaker 1: and stuff, and I feel like DMX and I get
32:48
Speaker 1: enough love for how good he played in a lot
32:51
Speaker 1: of movies where he was like the main star in
32:53
Speaker 1: like Denver action flicks at the time period like that's
32:56
Speaker 1: a time period we probably won't get back to but
32:57
Speaker 1: like DMX was like a legend in action flicks you
33:00
Speaker 1: know you would tap in with that heavy but that's Super,
33:03
Speaker 1: super underrated.
33:03
Speaker 2: Nah, that's a fact. Rest in peace to the dog.
33:06
Speaker 2: Come on, man. Word.
33:07
Speaker 1: Not to jump around, but it's a new project, man.
33:09
Speaker 1: All right, man, listen, we already know you and Wayne together.
33:11
Speaker 1: That's already, you know what I'm saying?
33:14
Speaker 2: Easy money.
33:14
Speaker 6: Speaking of that, that single dropped today.
33:16
Speaker 2: Okay. Talk your shit.
33:18
Speaker 6: It should drop at 3 o'clock this afternoon so everybody.
33:20
Speaker 2: Can go stream. Yeah, get familiar. Word.
33:24
Speaker 6: And another record off the Me and Dilla album is
33:27
Speaker 6: called Spaz. That came out like a week prior, so...
33:31
Speaker 6: We just kind of just beating them left and right
33:34
Speaker 6: with the slappers and with the heat and just making
33:36
Speaker 6: sure that everybody know that this feeling that a lot
33:40
Speaker 6: of the generation recently probably has never heard or experienced
33:45
Speaker 6: in the way that the focus and concentrated effort went
33:50
Speaker 6: into making sure that we restore that energy and that
33:52
Speaker 6: feeling and give a friendly reminder to the generations that
33:56
Speaker 6: is from this sound and this feeling, but putting the time,
34:01
Speaker 6: a timeless greatness on all of this incredible music that
34:05
Speaker 6: is from that feeling into what's actually being done to
34:10
Speaker 6: share it with the people now. Because I don't want
34:12
Speaker 6: nothing to feel nostalgic or old. I just want motherfuckers
34:15
Speaker 6: to really appreciate the timeless greatness in this body of
34:19
Speaker 6: work that me and Dilla put together. So yeah, big
34:24
Speaker 6: up to Lil Wayne, man. He definitely blacked out on
34:26
Speaker 6: the joint, for sure.
34:28
Speaker 5: I tell you, West Thomas, that record with you and
34:30
Speaker 5: Chris Brown.
34:31
Speaker 2: Oh, good looking, man.
34:32
Speaker 5: Everybody and they mama tries to.
34:35
Speaker 2: I was trying to rap it early.
34:37
Speaker 5: When I heard Chico Bean do that, I said, bro,
34:40
Speaker 5: that's crazy.
34:41
Speaker 2: Now that he vibes up. How'd that come about, you
34:44
Speaker 2: and Chris chopping on? So I was in a studio
34:47
Speaker 2: in New York.
34:47
Speaker 6: I was actually in a studio that is owned by
34:50
Speaker 6: Jerry Wonders, Platinum Sound Studio.
34:54
Speaker 2: Midtown, Manhattan at the time.
34:56
Speaker 6: And, um, We was in a studio in one room
35:00
Speaker 6: working on another song that actually during those same hours,
35:09
Speaker 6: Breezy and Nelly was in the room next door. So
35:13
Speaker 6: we mixing this record and this beat with the low
35:17
Speaker 6: end from the Look At Me Now, I guess whatever
35:21
Speaker 6: they was doing, Chris Brown, I think he was playing
35:24
Speaker 6: it for Nelly.
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Speaker 2: Okay.
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Speaker 6: And I don't know if Breezy Verse was on it yet.
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Speaker 6: I don't think anybody verse was on it yet. That
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Speaker 6: shit was rattling so fucking crazy through our room. It
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Speaker 6: was complicating our ability to hear the mix. We was
35:45
Speaker 6: finalizing the EQ for the song we was mixing in
35:47
Speaker 6: our session. I kind of went over there on some, yo,
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Speaker 6: y'all niggas need to turn that shit down a little bit.
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Speaker 6: But when I opened the door and I saw it
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Speaker 6: was Breezy and Nelly, I was like, oh shit, what
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Speaker 6: the fuck going on? What's good, bros? What's that shit
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Speaker 6: you was playing over there? So, Breezy playing it again.
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Speaker 6: And I think Nelly was supposed to be on the
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Speaker 6: song at the time. I don't think Wayne knew about
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Speaker 6: the song yet. And, um, Breezy was showing Nelly how
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Speaker 6: his rhyme was supposed to go. So that's when he
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Speaker 6: had the little speed rap part in it. And then
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Speaker 6: I was looking at Breezy and I just kind of
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Speaker 6: was like, you don't know what you're doing with that shit.
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Speaker 6: Speed rap, you don't know what you're doing. Let me
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Speaker 6: show you how to keep the dice rolling. Doing that
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Speaker 6: thing over there. Let me show you how to do that.
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Speaker 6: You don't know what you're doing. And when I said
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Speaker 6: that to him, he was like, what you just said?
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Speaker 6: And I said, you don't know what you're doing, my nigga.
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Speaker 6: Let me show you how to keep the dice rolling
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Speaker 6: when you're doing that thing over there, homie. And he
36:48
Speaker 6: was like, yo, boss, I need you on the joint.
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Speaker 6: I need you to cut me off in my middle
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Speaker 6: of my speed rap shit and just black the fuck out.
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Speaker 6: The session that I was in next door turned into
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Speaker 6: that moment because I wanted to get the rhyme done
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Speaker 6: while we was together in the same building. So I
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Speaker 6: did the rhyme and I brought it back. And I
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Speaker 6: actually had a slowed down part towards the end. And
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Speaker 6: Breezy was like, you going too crazy to slow it down. Like,
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Speaker 6: please go back and fix that one part. Keep it
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Speaker 6: crazy all the way through. So I went back and
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Speaker 6: I made that adjustment and gave it to him and
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Speaker 6: that was it.
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Speaker 1: Damn.
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Speaker 6: I think that shit came out 2011, New Year's Eve
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Speaker 6: or New Year's Day. I think Funk Flex were all permitted.
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Speaker 6: And that's still in the club today, but... Yeah, the
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Speaker 6: shit went diamond last year.
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Speaker 2: Oh, damn. Yeah. Total. After all these years, it just
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Speaker 2: kept going, kept growing.
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Speaker 5: For sure.
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Speaker 2: Nah. Shout out to Breezy. Shout out to Tune Sheet.
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Speaker 2: Lil Wayne. That's crazy.
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Speaker 1: You're going to, hey, turn that shit down and end
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Speaker 1: up turning into a.
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Speaker 2: Crazy.
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Speaker 1: Nah, man, that's how it's supposed to go for sure, man.
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Speaker 2: the legend. Thank you so much. Real shit. Part of
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