Drink Champs - #Throwback Episode - w/ A Tribe Called Quest | (Ep.55)

Episode Date: December 10, 2025

N.O.R.E. & DJ EFN are the Drink Champs and we're taking it back to some of the most legendary moments in Drink Champs history Classic interviews, unforgettable stories, and iconic guests who shaped the culture. In this classic throwback episode of Drink Champs, N.O.R.E. and DJ EFN chop it up with the legendary, A Tribe Called Quest!  One of hip-hop’s most groundbreaking and culture-shifting groups. From the moment the mics turn on, the energy is nostalgic, funny, and filled with the kind of gems only Tribe can deliver. Phife Dawg’s spirit is felt throughout the conversation as Q-Tip and Ali Shaheed Muhammad reflect on their brotherhood, their creative process, and the movement they helped pioneer. The crew dives into the making of classic albums like The Low End Theory and Midnight Marauders, sharing never-heard stories from the studio, early tour days, and what it was like pushing boundaries in a young, evolving hip-hop landscape. The Champs get Tribe to open up about their influence on generations of artists, the Native Tongues family, and how their timeless sound still resonates today. With laughs, shots, and emotional moments woven throughout, this episode is a must-watch for real hip-hop fans. It’s a powerful reminder of Tribe’s innovation, unity, and the mark they left on the culture forever. Make some noise for A Tribe Called Quest!!! 💐💐💐🏆🏆🏆   -Originally published on January 12th, 2017   *Listen and subscribe at https://www.drinkchamps.com   Follow: Drink Champs https://www.drinkchamps.com https://www.instagram.com/drinkchamps https://www.twitter.com/drinkchamps https://www.facebook.com/drinkchamps   DJ EFN  https://www.crazyhood.com https://www.instagram.com/whoscrazy https://www.twitter.com/djefn https://www.facebook.com/crazyhoodproductions   N.O.R.E.  https://www.instagram.com/therealnoreaga https://www.twitter.com/noreagaSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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If someone gave you dirty piss water in front of a shot of that shit. Big up apartment 4B for keeping me drunk or. Yo, someone said, I just noticed there's a refrigerator in the background. There's apartment 4B got a great aura to it. It feels very hip-hop. That's our Miami. I mean our L.A. home. The guys from Queens.

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But the fact is, uh, Buster rhymes and cons, consequence, cons TV and then Bust a Bust, sort of somewhat like filled up Fife's, you know, you know, you know, that void, if it could be filled. If it could be, it can't be filled. but um they you know buster being a big major star he is a consequence being a major star he is they're coming in and and i'd like to say pitch hitting that's the way to call it in sports we had dj scratch there too legendary dj which i caused scratch too by mistake i apologize dj scratch scratch or that's buster other dj but i just thought you know i thought it was the same i'm sorry you know obviously i know the difference of dj's but so big up scratch i'm sorry i was just so drunk that day and um so big up scratch and um so big up scratch and

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we have a group that I grew up personally. They personally raised me. They didn't know it. But through their bars and through their lyrics, they personally raised me.

I lived my life according to them. They made Queen so proud. They made Brooklyn so proud. They made New York city so proud. They made the world so proud. They was a dude that was from my

borough that was kicking shit. That was for our borough, but it went globally every time. And they got back together and they made the most prolific, the most influential, the most, the craziest album. I didn't skip

not one record. This new album. And they got the real fight. They didn't get no No, no, no. I could tell they was in the studio together. He didn't email those verses. And I'm a part of a group, so I know how hard it is to stick together with a group.

So right now, what am I introducing is the motherfucking tribe called Crest. And I need everybody to make some motherfucking noise. Legends. I got to get. I got to get straight to my back in the days in the boulevard. Hey, yeah, hey, hey. Every, yeah, yeah, um.

Sometimes that's like, uh-oh. They're being the doors down. Don't work, don't worry, don't worry, don't worry. Yo. So, what's the boss is pulled up? Back in the day. You got to, you got to take us to that. Back in the days in the boulevard,

man, you got to take us. I mean, what I was like, first of all, thank you, man. You know, you're famed, my nigga. I'm saying. So, really appreciate that and shit. It's shit, not only for having us here, but the shit you're doing for the motherfucking culture,

you know what I'm saying? Thank you. And just keeping the shit straight up and down. But to your question and shit, you know, that was a joint that, I mean, first of all, just growing up how we did, like, real talk,

like, what's the real shit? We grew up in Jamaica, Queens and shit. Yeah, yeah. You know what I'm saying? We was right on split between north and south side, all that, you know what I'm saying? Shout out of America and all that Shout out of all the niggies over there

Bayesie 40 You know what I know Caneville Waltz and all that London all that You know what I'm saying So Our whole shit

When we was coming up You know how this is When you were a little nigga Around the way You either You either Oh my God Consequence

Come over here You're gonna have to squeeze in Come on squeeze in baby Come on boy We're gonna do it Come on give me this chair Give me his chair But like I was saying

You know You know how this is when you grow up It's either the street shit The ball shit Or if you had the rap shit So the rap shit for us You know we always listen to the cold crush Niggins or flashes

Or running them When running them lit it That was the angle And it was like the tradeoff With the bars with the routines So we always came up with routines Like that That was our whole shit

So, you know, the back of the days and the Boulevard of Linden was kind of like that throwback, you know, that back and forth type shit, just within that whole tradition of emceeing, so that that's really what that came up with.

You know, we just stick it to the roots, really. Yo, I'm gonna be honest, man. You guys, if it wasn't for you, I'm gonna be honest. And this is, this, this is how real it is. I want everybody to pay attention and listen to what I'm about to say. in a lot of ways

I wouldn't have been who I was if it wasn't for Farrell Right, right, right No shit A lot of people give me credit For real, but a lot of people don't... You did, right, right, right, right. But what a lot of people don't know is

I was eager and I was strong enough to listen to this guy Right, right, right, right, right. And to see it, but Farrell is a direct descendant of tribe. Direct. Right, right, right. He's a direct child. Literally.

He says it, too. Like, like, he's your stepson. Yeah, right. You don't remember, he was, he was supposed to be on Beach around the line. Come on, go, go talk to the bike. Yeah, he was, um, got a first, um... Nine, on Mid-Name Moradis, actually. But then he came back for Beats, when Tammy did, um, once again.

Yeah. I coached him through the joint on Battery. Yeah, the first joint, though, with, um, that, with Farrell was, uh, Mid-N-N-N-N-N-N-A-Maris. The crazy story about Farrell and all those dudes was, We used to do shows, like, so back in the day, right? It's almost, you know, you just take me to the essence, my nigga, so I'm just got to keep it a buck in here. Oh, man, we're going to be.

You know, back then, right, when you was in New York rap group, you'd hit the circuit. The chilling circuit, the beat up, you tap it, you know, Connecticut or whatever. Like, if it was a weekend, you'd probably do a couple joints in Connecticut, boom, you hit Jersey, then you hit the joint in New York. You could literally do, like, eight fucking shows. in one night, right? So the extension of that was the 95 shit. You hit the V-A. She, the DMV shit, the Carolina's and all that shit.

So we was heavy down there back then, so we'd always be like in D.C. VA area. And Farrell would be at the shows. Backstage with motherfucking costume jewelry on and shit. Big-ass boots and all that shit. Let's be backstage. I'm a motion. I'm a motion.

I'm a motion. Him and Tama Likis. And we were like, y'all, I was like, I was like, I was like, you, come through the studio. So it would be a bunch of these dudes that would come to the studio. He would be one of them that would come to the studio and shit. No, he would come from V-A-2 New York. He just started working with Teddy. Yeah.

Teddy Riley. Because on the law, a lot of people don't know that he goes to produce. Rumshaker. Rumshaker. Rumshaker. Rumshaker. Yeah, yeah. So he was like on a come-up with all that shit.

So he actually first started, he put a burst up on. Midnight Marauders At first. Consequence in the movie is correct. But Con's actually His first verse was on the flip of, you know, the chase part two off of Maraths. A lot of people say that Conn's like

Beast Wilde's Light, but it was Ashley. Him and no name, you know what, I'm saying? Off of that and shit. So it's all the same time. You know what's a fun fact? The guy, my boy that created our logo. He did, he created Beach Farm and Life. Scam! Yeah, Scan. That's my fan.

family right there. We need cups, brothers. We all be here looking very unprofessional. Okay, thank you, Mike. Thank you, Mike. Mike, Mike, to the rescue. Come on, because we celebrated Tribe, album, number one in 21 countries. Am I correct? Yo, nigga, that's the tunnel error. We don't drink that

no motherfucking cut, nigga. You take that shit to the head. Everybody have an A-O. models. Everybody had an A-O-bottle. Hey, my own-Bin. Hey, what? Hey, we don't know. How are you all right? You know, a lot. You know, we have a

celebration. You know, well, we've got word that Buster Riles might be here, too. But listen, this is the error. I'm too old, Nicky. I want a motherfucker cup. I want a motherfucking cup. Thank you, my name. You know, no, I mean, you share it.

This one, this one here. About that, there you go. So how do it? How the fuck did you guys make a 1990 now album? By staying then. I don't know if you're understanding. Because it sounds like the 90s, but it sound like now. What the fuck was you drinking, Tim?

Because I need to, I need to drink that too. And did you produce the whole album? Yes, sir. Yeah. I need to, I need the Q-Tibby. Wow. I definitely need it. You know, I'm retired, right?

What did you retire? What does that even mean? But hold on, we're going to stay on y'all. How the fuck is you all me? Yo, that shit sounds so old, but so new. Yeah. What kind of pocket was y'all in? Please.

And you're rapping, Yerobie. A lot. Yeah. A lot. Yo, please describe, describe to me y'all feeling how that transpired. I mean, you know, we have a way of doing shit. You know what I'm saying? There's a definite aesthetic, like a core values and shit that we operate in.

And it don't matter what year. is that's what's going to happen you know what I'm saying One of the things that we definitely talked about on the top was like, okay, we need to make it sound familiar and shit, but not be no throwback like, you know what I'm

saying, not be no... What was it? Yeah, no... Or that, or that. Or trying to fake the new wave. Or try to fake the new wave. You know what I'm saying? Y'all kept it new.

All the young went number one in 21 countries. Am I Correct. It might be 37. I don't know. I don't know. I thought, but it's this? It's a lot. Yeah. Oh, he's like, you know.

Yeah, I know. I made me off because I, you know, I get the shit still. Yeah, he was on it from the beginning. Yo, he hit me that morning. Did I hit you like 6 o'clock in the morning? I said, did you in a tribe? She said, because Bustin try to play me. I'll be honest.

Yeah. Buster said, you'll pre-order the album. I said, wow, but he ordered the album. What you made? Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, what you made, like what? Like, how? Because I hit Buster and I

Y'all had did something I forget what it was And it was together And it was like the first time Y'all like kind of announced Like you know Fighting out here So you know

We're gonna we're gonna have consequences We're gonna have Buster rhymes Be there and I see something And I hit Bust And he said you better pre-order the album I said I don't pre-order shit Nickle I'm buying the shit as soon as it drunk

Yeah right right right But I bought it And I ain't gonna lie to you This is why I know This is why I know The album is crazy Because, and this is Listen

All humbleness inside All humbleness inside I was always a fan Of tribe I always looked up to y'all And I always wanted to follow what y'all did But now I'm a grown-ass man Yeah

Right? So when I hit an album I said Damn I still want to follow the niggins that's real shit I was like y'all y'all I hit you six to eight

mad early I was just wife and sleep out my eyes why are you sleep drive just drop the album last he's like I already know it's crazy I said no it's crazy and you thought it was crazy and I rolled down and started

and I hit him even and big up Drain Big up Drain because Drain also told you Yeah he told me too Drew his closest buddy Big up Drain our camera guy

our fucking staff and you was on it too early so you stayed up at midnight like I did this generation and my brother kept it too at midnight

at midnight I'm like who is sleep right now why why doesn't make sense try and drop

the new joy oh my God you listen to me my dude that's how I know you guys got it you still

because you're not fuck still got it because you know a lot of people I do got 10 years in this game they want to count you out they want to call you old yeah but we transcend that's fucking yeah i don't even know how i mean sent it yeah let's do let's do this to transcendence man motherfucker make some noise with chargmore what you're king it you're on king it

let me just say that i love that transcendent how you say it transcendence yes that because you know why you know why tip let me just tell you something tip You guys are the epitome of what hip hop is supposed to be. In epitome, I mean, I remember, I remember the first time I was ever offended was, and I'm sorry, I'm going into a little dog place. Go, go, go, go. But Lupe Fiasco, they rehearsed, what was it Lupe? And then rehearsed your shit. And then he came out and he didn't know the lyrics.

Am I correct? Was that, Lupe? Yeah. And I was so offended. I was so offended. Because he said, well, I really wasn't a fan of tribe. Stop his slime. Slime your whole style of tribe.

Just say you was high, son. I would have respected that. And I got love for Lupe. That moment. That's a bro. Yeah, I love Lupe. I love, Lupe, please. Don't get to cut you.

Wow. He ain't doing that. It's a fan. What? That moment when they fucked up the tribe vocals, I was so, I was so mad. Did y'all discuss that after? Yeah, yeah. Let me tell you, tell you about that.

So when we spoke about it, I think if my memory serves me correctly, I think I could, he could have reached out to me or I could have reached out to him because I saw, niggas was going to be lambasted. You know what I'm saying? So I was like, you know, that's the young, young brother. So let me just reach out, you know, like, It's all good, da-da-da-da-da-da, and he was like, yo, I believe, because it was such a long time ago,

but the sentiment of it was like, yo, I ain't never mean no offense, you know that. O.J., I probably fucked him. I was like, it's all good, brother. He's like, I never came up on y'all. I came up on Spice 1, and I came up on, he was mad, ratchet shit. I was like, okay, I did. You know why?

You know why? Because I'm going to take a man for his bird when he said to me initially. I'm not going to give him a demer. I'm not going to give him a demurial. because he ain't never really did nothing to me personally or otherwise for me to think so I took his word for right so he's a young boy at the time

so I'm just, we're talking and you up Lupe so he said at one point in the conversation he's like I see you try to teach me he laughed and we both had a little laugh you know about it and it was just always always cool with bro

it was never was a problem but we spoke about it and he came up off of it and shouts out to Lupe big up Lupe man because I was mad at you that big you up but let me just tell you something the beautifulness about your album this new album

is when I heard it I heard where Kanye got his shit from I heard with Ferrell got his shit from I heard where Noriega got his shit from I heard where Mara deep got his shit from I heard Renaz

got his shit like I was like damn these niggas is the fathers of everybody And there's mad layers to the album too I feel like mad layers You know what made me cry The Fife Dog song Yeah that was that was hard That made me that made me cry

Because I want to big up Fife Dog And I remember one day Q-Tip Fife was you too Yeah that's my name But I remember one day Q-Tip and Fife is going through some shit And me and Pohn was going through some shit At the same exact time

And I called Tip And I was like What's y'all man? He said you know how it is being barbed Your partner is crazy And guess what? You're crazy too Yeah, right, exactly. And it made so much sense, man. You know what I'm saying?

And I just want to thank you guys For raising us in hip hop. Straight up. You know what I'm saying? A tribe called Quest. People who Who don't know I feel sorry for them. But people who do know, we need to celebrate y'all. Not just today,

but every day. Every day we need to sit back and say what the tribe did for the culture and the community is, is, is nobody, no, no, is this, there's no other group that, so this is, is this the last tribe called Cress album? Because the fact that Fife is not here, Western Peace Fight. I mean, it's just, we, I guess we still kind of like, you know, you can't even really think about another tribe without that man, you know what I mean. like that shit would have to be something else totally different you know what I'm saying because that man is just like he was the motor yeah why yeah absolutely I feel like I feel like you want to talk go ahead oh no you're like nah you know uh shit I miss my dude like you know what I'm saying and um like for him like at the same time I'm so fucking proud dude because the fucking

way that he went out my jeet right my nigger went out on top my nigga went out on top and how spazzing and having fun. You know what I'm saying? Like, it's just funny because a lot of this shit we're talking about. It's real and it's kind of dark and shit. Right. But at the same time, it's not, this shit don't sound oppressive. It could be a downer, like, you know what I'm saying?

But this shit's still, like, you know what I'm saying? Right. And Fife being the nigger that he was, is a big part of the reason the tone was so like, you know what I'm saying? Like, like it is. A fan hit me on Twitter the other day, and they heard it all. Bo knows this And Bo knows that We're both don't know that

That's Bo can't rap Now they said Yo, you You, yo, fight dog Biddle for Norrie I said, Relax, buddy I've been up for fighting

Because you know What it is It's now My records is new now Right Right Right right So now my records are back chart

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It's Queens all days. I know you've been in L.A. You don't know what it is. It's a coincidence all day. I know you've been in contact with Kanye. Is he okay? He good. He got blonde hair now, too.

Is it correct? Yeah, I mean, you know, we're going to. Right. Yeah. You know, fresh out the, you know. Is he okay, though? Huh? Is he okay?

He good. He's good. He's gonna be, we niggas. We don't bit the worst. Niggas and I'm spray with water hoses, man. How real is that? How real is that? That's funny.

That's funny. Real out here, man. Been real. So, how did you feel when he called out of Jayze? Do you thought it was a problem or you thought that, like, ah, listen. I mean, look, him and Jay, he was drunk with power because you were the drinking champ. Look. Now you call him this a drinking chance?

No, no, he said it in the rap. I was mad at chess. No, no, you know, like, look, him and Jay got their own relationship, and that's, that's going to iron itself out. You know what? That's going to iron itself out, you know what? It's just, we live in a day and time where cars, cons, I can be mad at you, but I'm for to tell you. Well, see, the thing is this, see, the thing is this. You, everybody...

This drink, chance, we have real talk. Yeah, and so the thing is like, when you curve certified, you live by certain, you live by certain G-code. We in a new... What did he say? He said, Q-Tip, don't try to correct me. He said something like that. Come on, Tip,

I've got to get to the bottom of this. What did he say? What did he say, Ted? Mike right there, I'm sorry. Yeah, he said, what did you say? He said, don't try to correct me. I love it. What do he mean by that, though? I mean

You called him And try to Yeah man I mean like real talk Like you know That's my brother You know what I'm saying I fuck with him

The whole shit So I He said oh it's the police You know you're stupid I think I think police I mean you heard voices You heard voices

You heard voices You're voices and shit You're voices and shit You're in the shit You know A little chair You know Why go out of wood

We brought everything in Christmas, Kerry, Kerry and Chris. What are your heart in this? What you're watching this? What you want in this? What's in this? They might have mint, lemonade to blood clots. Yeah, yeah. You want to mean to spice it?

Yo. What do you want to make it up? Right, boss do. Yeah, yeah. Hurry. Rest like, Bradshaw. We're a blood clad. Yeah, fend, yeah.

Nigger, go out the two so. Yeah, yeah. Time check. Time check. Time check Time check Tom check And we had a little

Hazard is you heard You remember You're like Yeah So tip Greg Let's get Yes sir So

Shout out DJ Scratch is in the building DJ Scratch at all The best motherfucking Big And we had A apartment 4B

If you don't know that DJ Scratch But here we go Scratch But here we go Not not Scratch No No no

Wait wait Wait wait wait The best DJ in the world Did you scratch So I ain't reading in the motherfucker Shahid

So here we go So, you know what I'm saying I reached out To the nigger On just the personal You know He got on stage He said we gotta say

You know what I'm saying And I will continue To reach And talk to my niggas Personal You know what I'm saying I'm never going to I'm not

We're not from that pedigree that we Talked to niggas Like publicly air and shit out Now that's my man you know what I'm saying so and it's my family

so we're gonna have our talk and we're gonna be alright you're saying so that's all it was it wasn't really you know now you're a classic you know what I'm saying you're a classy

I am a nigga with class I don't know why when he said that he was like yo Jay Z don't stick your killers on me and then he said call it he should have said that about you too because we're a killer niggins I do, but I mean

You got killer niggas from Queens But my niggas But we don't Because we fuck with a charcoal Cretto on this side But you know what it is Like We just move

We just move We just move We just move As musicians My niggas It's artists As niggas who got We came from

From the bottom All the way Everybody know what it is You know what it is You know how we raised And all that But there's no need for nigga to stand on that and flaunt that.

You know what I'm saying? Any nigga I know came from that is trying to get up out there. So, you know, you're comforting, you know your experience and all that, but for us, it's like, we're just trying to do this music, my nigga, like, and that's it.

All that extra shit, all that extra shit is just extra shit, my nigga, you know, there ain't nothing to be subrated, posting, tweeting, and trying to get looks and vibes off on that shit, it's corny. Yeah, yeah.

We don't rock like that. We said it, it can't I kick it? You know what I'm saying? It's like, if a nigga dish dishes we won't think of it's almost like ghost said if I got a problem with a man I'm gonna see the man and we're gonna have a

conversation and it's gonna be hopefully one way not another way nobody wanted really the other way nobody do nobody but we're gonna definitely as men respect the man and be like yo my nigga is it this is this oh how are we and we have a conversation that's it right

that's just the basic fucking world yeah yeah that goes back to the cold and that we fucking encouraged to know, you know. The rock, my idea of you. Respect Godfather. Boss, I'm going to be honest.

I'm going to be honest. When I listen to the album, there's nobody who sounded happy on the album than Boston. There was nobody on that. There was nobody on that. You have ice in there? Yeah, it's drinking none of this hot shit. No hot liquor, my name.

Nobody was like three ice cubes. We got like that shit to me today, bro. You know, Fat Joe recently Fat Joe recently gave me my T.S. chain. As small as a motherfucker, right? But you ain't speak to Macho about that? No, no. Macho not around no more. Look at him up, though. I love macho.

But, so he recently gave me my T.S. chain. I've been down with these niggas 20 years. And I finally got a T.S. chain, right? Randy Acker in the building. I've seen a lot of people that had T.S. That really wasn't T. And I used to hate. There we go.

But it feels like when Buster Rhyms, you were officially a tribe member now. And to me, it felt like you're still a kid, like, in a sense, boss, I don't know this is, but you know you're my brother. But it was like, you were still a kid. It's like, this is what you wanted to be. Am I correct or no? Nick, did you hit that shit in the center of the bulls out like that motherfuckerucking a friend? The guy's ill, right? He is to make you a tribe, man, him.

Remember, it took them 20 years. No, I took longer than that, longer than that. Yeah, because I ain't going to lie. It took me like 25 years to get a T.S.J. You want to go ahead. Now, but the good shit about it, though, was the good shit about it

was they always made me feel like I was in tribe any motherfucking way. And that's why I ended up on so many tribe records. Because whenever me and leaders wasn't getting along, I'll come right to their studio and be like, all right, fuck y'all niggas. Y'all niggas want to act funny.

You want to act funny? Y'all niggas won't. stun on me. I'm going to my brothers and they're going to open the door all out the red carpet. They're going to let me rhyme on every record that I want to get on. Even though they didn't let me rhyme on every record, I wanted to get on. And you know, I was made to feel like

how I wasn't made to feel in my own crew. But the beautiful thing and shit is back right with me in the old crew. You know, this is wild. Everything is beautiful. That's dope. But this is doing an album of agglomerate. There's never, maybe, brother. Yeah, let's do it. Maybe. But, but, but, but, I've never felt

happy in a Then I felt being a part of my brother's at this table. You know what I'm saying? And now, tip, I want to go back to you. Why? I was getting ready to say, yo, what the mother? What the mother? No, no, no, no, no.

You got a whole, you got a whole. I don't. Okay, you got that. All right, cool. You break it. No, no, no, no. Hold on. Hold on.

Listen. Let's play something. Hold up. Hold up. Wait, wait, wait. Hold on, hold on. Wait, wait, wait. It's about to get the three-champ challenge.

Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. That's an emphatical now, cypher, gal. Emphatical now, cypher. Yeah, God. There we go. Fuck you mean you're making rules now.

How you drink, what you could drink, what you can't drink. You know what the crazy shit is? I can't even argue with this. This nigga can't do that. You ever have a frame where you can't argue with? I can't argue on the Circle House studio. I got one in the best. room. For two hours.

I ain't come back out of there for two hours. Yo, I bullshit you not. Literally. I went and sat on that motherfucking toilet. You got your life together. He just went to sleep. Off that fucking tiger bar. I got it right here. Yeah, I ain't fucking with the tiger bar.

Now, you know what? I'm going to sip it because I'm going to make you to the drone. We're going to have it. Salute. I can't believe I'm doing. Your Q-Tip, I really love y'all. You got it for me. Thank you for your service.

That's what we do. Classic West. What we do. Tequila. That's what we do. Salute. But don't you hate it because you do that, my nigga. That thing is got to sit that shit like a port.

I'm going to be honest. Come on, man. We're in California. We're in California. And as a kid grown up from Queens, I never knew Elsa Gundo was a real place. You see this? Yo, we didn't know either. You see this?

Niggia y'all left your wallet there. What are you talking about? Y'all ain't know. Y'all left your wallet in Elsa Gondo. Why did y'all leave your wallet in Elsa Gondgo, son? Because Fred Sanford, that nigga, that nigga, damn. Samford and Sanford and Son.

What? Fred Spanford and Son. No, no, no. Red Fox? No, no. So, Sanford and son, right? Yeah. You see that shit? Like, I don't know.

The niggas know that shit going to YouTube. I thought that was your watch. No, like, the niggas, Red Fox would be like, um, son. Lamont you're going to stay home with me tonight there's a great movie coming on

Channel 5 is Godzilla 8 Elsa Gundo that's such shit like that right Yeah so he would say it all the time All the time

That's what you're going It feels like a Like a Sanford and some inside jokes Yeah right the jokes Esther you I'm going to leave you In Elsa Gundo you keep coming

You know, he always making Elsa Gundo references on that shit. You know what that meant for him? I don't know what I meant for him. I've never heard of him. No. You're telling me I'm that I'm that much of a bozo. Can't continue. No, no.

You know, you weren't. Actually, it's just like, it was one of those things. So you're telling me. He said he didn't lose his wallet. You never been to actual Elsa Gundo at that time where you made that right? No, no, no. So you're telling me, he just crushed his childhood. He was like, he envisioned you lose.

You know, like we thought it was like some imaginary shit It sounded like some wild bugged out shit Like, you know what I'm saying? So I was like, yo, Elsa Gundo, that's ill, nigga, Elsa Gundo, nigga. What the fuck is the Elsa Gundo? Like, you know what I mean? That's what you think. That's what everybody in hip-hop said when y'all said it.

We were like, where the fuck is Elsa Gondon? Shout out Elsa Gondon. It's like I went, I went, um, some digger hired me a party for Rancho Gooka Munga. I was like, what we're saying? I was like, I thought that's funny. He said that shit. We celebrate dry-court question tonight.

Okay, now, I need to get into it. When I need to have the bone. What I need to have a bone. Did you all know what you did to Queens? I'm just keeping the honey. I'm sorry, bus, because you like half of queens and you got Long Island in you? Did y'all know?

what that record did to the Coliseum. To talk, talk, talk, talk to you. To the Colleen, to the Colleen? That's what mysteries was popping. What, what you're seeing right now, sir? Yeah, what's the vision? What's the vision? What's the vision?

What's the vision? What's the vision? No, I think that before the Q Club. It is. This was. Not, the Q was rocking. I'm cool. Yeah, Q was rocking.

Yeah, the best, the best, the best, the best. Remember. And on the new album, on the new album, You sampled a little bit of beneath the album bowl on one. What was that? Enough. Enough. On the break.

Yeah. Y'all says flavor. Jill, Q-T. Yeah. And you the producer? Yes, sir. I've never had a Q-tip beat. I'm just thought that out there.

But you wasn't a try-b album. I wasn't a tribe album. I wasn't a tribe, so it eased it out. But we can just brazen it. Okay, yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir.

You produced beneath apple and bone, too? Yes, sir. You know, what was in your mind? Did you smoke drugs? Yes, sir. Tell us what drugs? You were talking to smoke a weed, man. And then how did, how did, because I get, it was a sample, but how did you?

I need that have a phone. You got to put me off. I don't know, niggins. Because, you know, like the South niggas. Tell them how, yo. Tell them, tell him, chill. Tell them how old he was when you were the first time you wrote that. Oh, 15.

Wow. Wait, what? 15. I don't know what's going on right now. Wait. And these niggas is 30 making, um, bidibibibu Bidivibu Bidivit. You hear him.

Yo, yo, you see why I asked. Yo, it's been the first time, baby. That is you're the tivis, man. His niggas. It's a, right, right, right, right. Yeah. Yeah, right.

Funny thing is, what song is that? It's all of them. All of them. And you wrote beneath the apple bone at 15? Applebone? What apple bone, man? Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

That nigga think of tiger bone, he said, beneath an apple bone, nigga? They'll open the tiger bone up there, son. Oh. You don't let the tiger out this early in this? Fuck it, man. Oh. How he's fucking with it?

You need a sip of that. That's not the way of it. How does it work? How does it work? everybody. Everybody's celebrating. Look, the shit got keys in it? Who keys are those?

Yeah, what's you doing, my nigga? What you doing? I never see that, boy. Yeah, boy. Come on, here. You're popping my jeal. Let me tell y'all. I'm not fucking with y'all at that.

Let me tell y'all. That thing is crazy with that. At the end of the day, I already know what it is, money. At the end of the day, let me, let me just tell y'all something. This shit is dangerous. On drink champs Listen, everybody focus in On drink champs

Don't live stream anybody here No Snapchat We're gonna snuff you Snapchat At the end of the day Drink Champs is about Giving the artist flowers When they can smell Or they can enjoy it

And giving them trees When they can inhale them We don't interview new niggas Because I don't have new stories So we interview Legends When we started this, the most requested guest is you brothers right here. And what I want to do is this whole time that y'all blessing us with, I want to praise you brothers.

Because we ain't these other outlets. These other outlets, you can go, you can do their outlet, and you go and somebody step on your sneaker and you smack him. They got a report on that. I don't got a report on that My father told me You see what you like in a person first So if they violate that Then they should be shot

But you see what you like in a person first You respect them on that They don't never have to cross that line I've done this business 19 years War report dropped in 1997 So I'm approaching

20 years And what I saw Salute was Maximum Sloot What I saw was There wasn't an outlet For us to salute us There wasn't

It just wasn't I seen Charles Barkley We've seen Kenny Smith We seen Shaquille And I said Damn This is a DJ

Miami's mixtape king We had a show Already And I said let's do a show just saluting the legends the legends let's keep this shit alive

I don't even want to rhyme no more but let's keep this shit alive I gotta realize my importance on the chessboard and I did so I want to give back to the culture and there's nothing more giving back to the culture

from what I'm doing right now sitting down with you brothers right here breaking down how this album came out how this album came up and we're gonna have a shot a fucking, we don't have to

if you don't want to have a shot at a guy because I want to, I got to dig in your because you did movies of Janet Jackson and shit like that. You got to ask about that. You spoke to Lodge? But who? Larson. No, he's coming up.

I need to call a nigga on the phone real quick and ask him about that. But now that you spell part Lard, This is what I want to ask you. This is a personal, direct question to you. And I'm going to smoke a bogey in here and violate the whole atmosphere. One love. I don't know.

Just take it there. That's a good thing. So, it was summer. And I had already, I've already heard, you know what I'm saying? I wanted to do this shit. Sun and shit, you know what I'm saying? And, you know, me, Paul, and Pete. When you say Paul, when I say Paul, it's a large professor.

Please, please, please. When I say Pete, I say Pete Rock. That's some rich. You see, that was some rich conversation. Listen, make some noise for me it's rich conversation like that. And everybody sitting at the table, cars, drove me, bucks, we all, you know, everybody verified the shit. But don't know who this kid is. So, son, so son, he spaz on fucking barbecue, right?

Barbecue. Live at the barbecues. Now, now, now, here's the thing. Like, if you go back to that, period, niggas was talking about, you know what, you know what I'm saying? You know, you know what I'm saying? You know, but it was unanimous this son had it. But niggas was still talking about the whole shit.

You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? And I like, well, that's a shit. Oh, he talked about Bill Blass or da-da-da-da, right? So When I finally got up With large professor and shit You know we just did a lot of the air like shit

You know on the beads and shit Because we had You know looking at the front door We did that shit footprints and all that shit And also There's a couple of beat shit Like some beat geek shit We had lined up or whatever

So he was like yo I don't really want to take son around To too many niggas But I got to He got to come sit with you So now He's talking about nines. Okay, another I don't know.

So, yeah, his law professor said it. I was like, well, all day, so. And we're still in the hood, my nigga. We were still living in the hood. We're still around the wedding. I was going with him. He was with me. First started going.

Right here was when the first time he probably came to the studio. It was the session was a one-law session. So, boom, so. What? We still, we still around the way, right? I was the first time. Like some normal shit. That's the first time.

But, but, I want to paint the picture. Oh, man. I want to paint the picture. I want to paint the picture. I want to paint the picture because we still, this is what, 92? I'm in jail. It was 91. Please describe.

Don't leave that now. We talk about New York City in 91, right? That was the hottest year. It recorded history, murder, crime. It was crazy. Niggas was getting left with. they stood left and right, my nigga, like, we still living in the hood, right?

So I tell, so we right around the way, we got a little fort. You know, niggas got, we got our own little shit happening around there. My cup hard. Paul was coming, I mean, you know, Lodge was coming in and out. So I was like, yo, he was like,

I was like, where's going to bring him by. So we was at Fife House. So you, but we were set up in Fife House. Our equipment was set up in Fife House in the basement. You heard him off of, okay. And then Lodge came to me specifically and asked me, If I had something for him and that he was a fan and wanted to fuck around.

I was like, cool. So that day, Fife was at the crib. So, you know, his grandmother will always let me in the crib and shit, Grandma. R.P. Grandma. You know what I'm saying? R.P. Grandma. We was down in the basement. It was some of the niggas was outside.

She was going on, whatever. So Paul came through with Acknelli and Nas. So we in the basement and shit, and we found it. Was you there late? My niggas light show, shout out light your best. God damn. Black, Blaschen, all that.

Okay, I got you, boy. So let me wrap this. So, niggas is downstairs, so we go through, and the first shit I played was the one love shit. Nah, stop. So we, you know, we moked out, we was moked out, whatever. Stop, yeah. You give us a, that was the first joint, and son was just like, first joint. Hold on, hold on.

So you played it. Now, take us from there. He played it. His reaction. So, son, love it. He's like Yo, play that shit again So we played it

You know, I did We all robbing it And Paul was like, yo, that shit is ill And he was like, yo, that's it That's the, we gotta just get right to that It wasn't even no more conversation We stayed in high So he did he recorded

Niggas hung out for a little bit We went to the store, went to no name or whatever And then the mix bounced and that was it And then, like, the next day, Paul hit me. He, we exchanged. He was like, yo, we got to get this. We got to do that.

That was the one. He had scribed this shit up. I gave it to him. He hit it. And that was it. We went in the studio. Conce came with me. So you wasn't there when he laid the verses?

No, hell yeah. He went back and wrote the shit. I guess he went back around the way. He had, like, oh, dog. He had like an ounce of Princess Black. Come on, the mic right there, son. Mm-hmm. Yeah.

He smoked me. He smoked me. y'all like he would um he would come we was at the time we was looking at the time me and tip live next door to each other I mean so every morning he would get up like he's about to make a move or whatever

so he'd be like skit-hoo and then you know what I mean he called me out of the window I'm like oh so it's something you know he's about the motion to the city or whatever so he had been telling me about about gnaz or whatever he's like y'all this kid gnauz I'm telling you and this and like nix has still had the tapes and that what year you remember

Was that still before, back to the grill again? No, no, no, no, no, no, no, it's after. No, no, no, I'm going to tell you, because I was in high school still with the only. So it's 93. Oh, yeah. It's 93. I mean, that's what I'm saying.

91, 91, 91 is checked the rhyme. 91 is checked. 92. No, no, no, no, no, it didn't. It'll matter. Come on 94. No, it's out 94. Elmatic is out 94.

It's out of 94. 94, yeah, definitely 94. It's out 94. Trust me, man, I was like... Yeah, no, it's definitely 94. The first... The first leader's album came out in 91. The second lady's album came out of 93.

Yeah. Nah, I wasn't out yet. 94. 99. Definitely, no, I was in a hell yeah. Look, look, Pee, look. That's what I wanted to build on what he was saying, like, yo, we used to have one-on-two in Linden. Like, nothing you ever saw before in life.

Like, I mean, he used to have Hurricane... He'd have Hurricane G on the corner with us. You know what I mean? Because that's not natural, you know, to be in the corner. Like, yeah. Like, what a mural is, the beautiful shit about We're fighting mirrors, yeah, yeah. That's like, that's where we stood, literally where they stood,

I'm at, I'm bad to run, I battle run right with the mirrors at. Wait, time, let's stop this. Yo, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, stop, stop. You fuck me up with this. You was out there. You was out there. You were out there. You don't even know, you don't even know.

You said, you were there to see that far. Yes, you said, you battle, what? I was going to block that thing? I'm going to tell you how I went down. Bring you down about that. Because you remember that's what... Cheeks and Spank won the battle fight. You don't know.

He's going to verify what I'm saying. Cheeks and... Cheeks and from the Lost Boy? Yeah. Cheeks from the Lost Boy used to buy with Spank G. Yeah. Now I mean? Spank She was from Ron Outwe.

It's Spank G. Nice. Spank G is nice. Shal and Spang G. Both of them was Elle. This one, he was Mr. Cheeks was co-cheeks. You know what I mean? They could do the organized rap. You know what I mean?

So you pulled up with Rumble's still skin when you still had the patch. Now, I mean, yeah, run, got out on my block. Run, from Run-D-S-C, with the Gold I, with the Gold-E, and this time I even ended up, because you came back and told him what I did. You don't even remember. I don't remember that. He told him about when he-Battle. He battle run from Run DMC.

I don't remember. That's the first time. Yeah, sit down. He wasn't there. He wasn't there. He wasn't there. He wasn't there. He wasn't there.

He wasn't there. He wasn't there. He didn't control you? Battled run? We had an apartment 4B2. Someone's going to throw that out there. And big up to Moet, what's my people name? That was a nice time.

At the time, I was going to tell you, everybody was Keith and how to fight. That's how I cut them. They was looking for fight, but they didn't know. That's how I cut them because you were like, yo. They didn't. They was looking. Everybody was doing the death effect at the time.

We was there. I still want to know how the battle went down. No, they didn't battle fight. No, no, no. They was looking for fights. They were looking for them, yeah. Yeah, that was that night. Spake had bought.

cheeks yeah that's what you're talking about yeah yeah yeah yeah no no no no no yeah so that's what I'm saying so like now I was just describing like how the bulletball was like you bring like Hurricane G through bringing A white through like I'm in Rosie

Ferrette's not for two seconds look look look at look at don't worry if you miss your flight I got you like we read right now I said Rosie Perez knocked on my door looking for him With the tithies out.

I was like, oh, you know. Great. What you said, Robo on Rosie Perez? No, Rosie from West. Rosie Perez came looking for him. Your tip, you've been knocked on my door. Let me ask you, Tim. Listen, so you.

Respect to Rosie. All love the Rosie. All love the Rosie. I was it kissing. I mean, I mean, when she came to the crib, it was like white man can't jump came to the crib. Have you ever listened to those true crime shows and found yourself with more questions than answers? And what is this?

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I mean, it was great. Describing for us. He wants to know everything. That's Penny, man. That's Penny, man. That's Penny, man. That's Penny, man. It's great.

Exactly. It was Penny. It's Penny. And she made Pop take an age test, but she did not. make you take an age test. Yeah, no, the shit, so here's the thing, right? So we was doing a movie.

Damn, no worry. I love this shit, man. Let me clean it real quick, because I got to bounce in a minute. Let's get straight to it. All right, Dad, I got it. I got it. Give me a second. So, we doing poetic justice shit.

Yes. So we're chilling and shit. Me and Pac, out there, we chilling or whatever. So we did rehearsals or whatever. And I forget with the album, I think it was all. I was, no, I think it was, I can't remember what you, I don't know. Me Against the World? Yeah, I think it was Me Against the World, actually.

So, we were out there, we're chilling and shit. So, we had a table reading and shit, and me and the nigga, we're chilling, smoke it, whatever, whatever, whatever. And we was all, me and him, yo, that's fucking Penny, nigga, I was like, I don't, nigga, this fucking Penny. No, no. We both going off like that, so whatever. He said, is that Penny? Yes. Like, I just said, dude, that's Penny?

God damn. So, boom, so we are in Simi Valley. City Valley. Simi Valley. You know what Simi Valley is? Simi Valley is where they made the decision on Rodney King. Oh, wow. This is the night the decision came in, my nigga.

We are semi-valent. Yeah, semi-vali. You in Park? No, no, no. This is, I just gave you a little precursor to how, you know, You're talking about Penny. Me and Penny and John Singleton and all the extras and the Gaffirs and everybody's in motherfucking Simi Valley. Right?

So we're shooting the joint. So we go through the kids' shit. We do that shit 10-11 times. The shit is cold out. I keep us on hold out there because now niggas are starting to ride back in the city. Get the fuck. And the decision came here. And we're here.

And we're in Simi Valley. The courthouse was like two miles up from where we were shooting. Get the fuck out. So they didn't want us to move. They wanted to keep the set kind of, you know, static until they got to read on what was happening around because the riots started populous, whatever. So we out there, we keep just doing a scene.

Keep kissing and shit, right? Is your tongues touching? Yeah, me. Let me shake your hand again. Let me shake your hand. Read up, Joe. Go take a kiss, pity. Make some noise, you know, make some noise for tongue.

He went to first base with Betty. We both get the sniffles and all that shit. Oh, shit. Oh, shit. I'm about to ask you, so here we go. I mean, that was my girl. That was my girl. Man, I mean, after a while, I mean, everybody know that.

God damn it. I'm getting another five. You know that? You were smashing a lot of Hollywood things out there. Come on. Come on. I got your way to go But that was my girl

But anyway But let me Because I want to get to the pot shit So we caught a fucking cold And shit Everybody damn it seemed like But I definitely She was sick

I was sick whatever So I don't know What that decision was on her part To be like He has to get an age test But she definitely was like Well if I'm gonna like Kissing with him

And he's gonna You know I gotta make sure that da-da-da-da-da-da and me and the nigger was talking about it. I went to his chair and he was like, yo, don't you know they asked me to take a motherfuckinck, a nigga was hot. He was hot.

I was like, what? And he's like, I could see if I was fucking bit, then I understand. With the scene ain't even on it. You know how pop is, you know? Man-animated. That's how he was. Oh, you never met him?

No. Yeah, that's how the nigger was. Buster used to rock with him. Was this after the source awards? The incident. The incident. This is before. That was before.

This is before the So's Award. Yeah. Yeah. And the Source Awards incident was just like, it was just, it was a miss, it was a miscommunication in the backstage shit. Tell us about it too. Oh, that's right. So we won an award or whatever, and we're going on an accept award, and they gave the

negative green light to go on and perform. So he comes on and perform. Now, Nas has just put out the elmatic shit, and, you know, people looked at At the time in New York as like kind of West Coast nigga, but the nigga was He was He was, he was, he's from the East Coast of Rills Maryland, he was, his mother used

to rock around all the way So he had deep ties around all the way Like deep, deep, deep ties. Like his mother was you know, Black Panther, they had a Black Panther set up around our way Joanne Chessamar and all that, you know what I'm saying? So he had deep ties around

the way. So anyway, the nigga ran on stage, you know, the niggas was hot the niggas look at niggas boon him he was like fuck it you know he was with niggas from around our way on stage on stage yeah stretching them niggas yeah exactly yeah

I'm so so then it got a little ugly so the funny part though but when but but but here's the thing Pach saw Ali Ali was tight it shouts out to um

what's her name who um does the sword us. Ben Zino. Yeah, shout's out to Ben Zino. He's always treated me with respect. I saw some shit floating online. He was like talking about, oh, this nitty was crying,

or Ali was crying. I didn't even see this nigga back. Nobody was crying. That was hot. That was our show. Like, okay, yeah, come on, B. Wait, Benzino said what? No, no, I don't know.

It wasn't, it wasn't, it wasn't crazy. It wasn't crazy. It wasn't crazy. He was just saying the niggas was crying. He told us, they told the story on our show, this story. The stage and niggas was like, and T and Tee and Tee.

I, whatever. It was called a favorite. It was stopped window, no, no, no, no, no, because I got to go. Let me, and when I leave, y'all nigs can chop it up, but let me just have my piece. Thank you. Thank you. So, I rarely do these shits, you know what I'm saying? But, um, so we on stage or whatever, and niggas was hot, right?

Straight up. And we was, we was mid-harmed up out there. You got a new park at the time? Yeah. Okay. There's no cold here. Okay, continue. I'm sorry.

we trying to get to this niggas see what it was you know what I'm saying so Ali is with his Brooklyn niggas or whatever he would have

we would I mean Ali was with Brooklyn we was with our whole fucking crew everybody was trying to see what that was and we had a little incident me and a couple of my niggas

I had to go sit down you know what I'm saying at the fucking tombs for a couple nights, whatever. That's what it is. My Q-Tip being locked up? I mean, my nigga. I mean, my niggard, look.

Anyway, let's continue. So we sit there and whatever. Ali saw Pock was like, yo, I never met no disrespect to you. I love y'all niggas. Are you crazy? That was just, da-da-da-da-da. Buster hit me, and Buster was like,

you're coming to L.A., right? you told me he was coming to LA and I was like yeah he was like yo I spoke to the nigga Park when you get out of here this or sit down I was like cool they was at the St. James Apartments I hit bus bus was like we over here now smoking

whatever drinking whatever the nigga Park once I was like of course so we went over there we all fucked up and Park was like come on nigga you know come on it's me and you I love you my nigga Is this pre-death robot or post? Yeah this is pre-death robot It's a difference

This is when I was shooting high learning at the time Okay. And Omar, I was, yeah, this before, this before, this before, this before, this is during the same time frame when he went and popped the two off-duty police in Atlanta. Right, right, yeah, yeah, yeah. So, me, Omar Epps's little daddy, Shane, was staying in the St. James. Yeah, there's fully rented apartments because we were shooting the movie. And at the time, what's the light brown eye dude that used to be on BET's, huh?

Uh, hey Johnny Johnny Simpson There you go When Pop Got with Kamal He told me He wanted to speak to him

Because he knew that I was the closest thing To C-Tip At the time So when he talked to me He was just explaining to me Because back then Knicks was performing

Off of Dad tapes So when you perform off a Dad tape It ain't like the fucking Instant Replay It ain't like the Sorado It ain't like none of You got to rewind it, literally. If a nigger pressed play, you have to wrap it.

Because you're going to lose your place. Exactly. So he was saying the person that was assigned to trigger his dat tape pressed play while they was dealing with their acceptance speech. Right. And he had to go. He had to go. So it looked like he just was going to some fuck they accept the speech. I'm just going to come out here and rhyme over these niggas.

And he said to be person. that was not what that had nothing to do with me he was like I wouldn't have a distrive as a matter of fact I want to do a public truce on BET he wanted to do that yep wow

so they came together to to clarify and organize the public truth on BT and unfortunately he passed before that got to happen yeah a lot of shit passed on before we actually got to

to get that right but It was never Nothing Because we know You know you got to go I got to get you one more Come on Now how did you feel

When these two little Queens dudes Come to you Prodigy and happy And then they come to you And then you say Y'all niggas is great And let me shape and mold it

A little better Because we had habit On drink champs He said that personal. Yeah. He said, we had the album. We had it almost done, but we wanted to see the legend. And you tweaked their album.

And they made a Drink Champs classic on the song The Hennie Joint. Oh, the Hennie, the Jove. Yeah, no. That was crazy because the first time we met there was me and Ali, right? We was up at Rush. Ali Shahi Shahis. Rush, man. You took about 160-Varver?

We were no, 298 to listen. Oh, I've never been there I'm supposed to That's the old original That's when Chris Lighty Was a management rep For Rush management Yeah

So I was in the round So Boone So we in there and shit Me and I lead Do whatever So we see the two The two little kings In there and shit, whatever

And there was a brother That worked in there You know real diligent brother Whatever whatever And have it, P must have been about How old was it when they put it up The first hit it from the bat? No, no, no.

Hit it for the back. It was young. They must have been about 15. It was mad young. The very first one, it was like 15. So it was right there, right? The 19, it was 19 when you did. Yeah, when I was fucking with them.

So it was right there. So they're young and shit. I think. Now it's now I was already out? No. No. No, no, man. What?

Project Hallway and all those drawings Seasons in the ground. What? And Premier, executive produced that project. They're all about to sprout up. Okay. So, we at Rush.

This nigga called me. I think it's Eric, right? Why? Yeah, your name is Guru. It was Eric, right? Eric, you're the girl. Huh? Eric Blammerville?

Yeah, there you go. Eric Blam. That's Trey Wop right there. So, but, so we... Ray Wop. So, so, so, so we in there, we go, we see them niggas, and P. had the

joint. He was fucking with it in the office. He wasn't shooting nobody. But he hit it hit him. It was you know, it let off. Yeah, no that I let off by accident and the niggins sweat. In the office? And they actually Oh, wow.

I mean, I mean, he gave me the alley. He gave me the alley. No, my niggins. So, man, I'm just telling you, I'm not. I'm just saying what is so, boy. He's like, uh-huh. Stupid, dicky. I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

So, boom, so that's what it was. That's how we first met the, nigga. That's what we first met them, no, honestly. So after that, like a year to transpired or whatever, and then they reached out Scott Free and Maddie C. And Lowe reached out. It was like, yo, they really want to sit with you. And then we got, and then I heard a lot of this shit.

And I was like, yeah, I could fix this here. do this and they wanted more beats so we just sat in and we went over the whole album and we just pieced it together we cut some of the fat off we linked it down we shaped it up got the sound right and shit which didn't really need much because havoc is a motherfucker monster big up habits let's get it clear I don't want you guys to think people I don't know what I don't think that I came in and fucking did oh no but he made you up be clear I tell you what he said

That nigga, Havick? He's a monster. Havick said he had the whole album downpacked, but he said, I needed to holl that Q-tip to make sure. Because, you know, I don't know if you realize this. And I'm going to say it to your face. You are the East Coast Dr. Dre. Wow.

And if you don't realize that, I'm going to just tell you, I've been said that about you. But when I heard that new album, I reiterated. Well, I'm looking at you, nigga. I ain't got to talk. And I don't use big words like that. Excuse me. The prophet needs to just let the manifestation of the prophecy transpire in my absence.

I shall return. Right, all right. I don't know if you know. But you are the East Coast Dr. Dre. And you got to claim. And we didn't even talk about Jay Dillon. all good, I mean. You gotta go.

Dre is a nigga that way. Like, I'll say I said it before. No, sit down. Just say and say where you sit down. But the nigga, and then I got to really make it. So the nigga Dre did the, um, straight out of the competition shit. So, me and I lead, shout the DJ Scratch big girl right here. DJ Scratch.

Legend. EMPD and all that. You know what I'm saying? It's gone. So. Buster took the bottom? No, not. This is the bottle of you're looking for. It's the bottle.

You're looking at. Tiger bone's right there. Before I go, you're not going to send me over? No, I'll take a little more. No, I'll take a little more. You can't go send me up, right? Yes. Drey, when Dre did straight out of Compton,

me and I used to ride around listening to that shit crazy. Light, you know what I'm saying? We was, New York, niggas. We would be listening to Ghetto Boys, Willie D's Scarface, early and NWA early. Early. We'd be, no, we'd be in around. Niggas would be like,

you know, what's that your niggins listening to? But you... Stay on the cop, that we... I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. I'm cutting you off. So, wait, wait, wait, wait.

I just got to say this. Because the nigger's shit made me think about low end theory. And then the nigger would be like, yo, when you did that shit, that shit,

made you think about the climate. The NWA? That's like my... Like, you just want you to know. To us. It's real. You're the... That's a...

Amazing. East Coast Dr. And the thing about it is what we want you to do, as a fan. Sir. I want you to do a track for A Buggy. I want you to do a track for young and men. Yes. I want you to do a track for the young generation.

And you bring them and you teach them. I was trying to get with Ferd. You don't have to guide them. I want to fuck with a nigga. Don Q. Where are you at? You're done. Get out of me, young niggins.

As a New York hip-hip hip-hop is to come. I don't remember rhyme no more, but I'm going to get a cutip beat. Well, let's go. I'm going to get the fucker. You're going to give me a beat, you gave me a half-ass joint. Wait, wait, wait, wait, when? It was dope, but I felt like you wanted my vocals first, but I was like, you know, nah, nigga, you want to give me a bidet apple bone. Appabone?

I'm dyslexia. You didn't have let me get away with it. Listen, but listen, my brother. That's how he do it. You got let's cook. You got let him cook. Nothing. You should have did it.

You should have did it. That's how he cooked. I know. That's what Forrell used to do to me So that's how I knew That's how That's how the girl got it from

But Listen It's nothing more I want to respect you brothers I love the album You brothers put together I love how you stuck together Through thick and thin

I know there's fucking Fottos and befudorries That came along with that Guess what We ain't gonna talk about that Because that's not what we do here At Drink Champs

At Dream Champs We celebrate our knickers. Consequence, I don't know what kind of glasses those are, but I need to borrow them at some point. Those is fly. I don't know. Let me see. Let me check you out. Let me check you out. Come on on. Let's see you. Let me see you. What time is it? Let's see you guys. Let's see you guys. Let's see you guys. Let me see you guys. Yeah, let me see you guys. I don't know what this is all. I got it. All right. All right. All right. But Ted, listen. I love you, listen. Thank you so much. Say goodbye to your fans. Your fans. You can't just, you can't just walk and race. Tricor Quest me up in. Oh, word. Yeah, yeah. All I P. Fife door. All right.

Don Jules. Don Jules. Malik Taylor. We love you. You love you. You got a shout out. You got a shout out to Roots too. Fife's Madden here.

You know what I'm saying? He helped my nigga down. Yeah. He helped me down. And he helped me down. Big Mooh. We did Jim. Yeah, we just did Jim.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. No doubt. No doubt. That shit. No doubt.

me of your niggas, listen. I'm making five people. No, no, no, no. Don't be modest. Don't be modest. Fight dog. Rest in peace. Yo, thank y'all so much. I apologize. I kept y'all lonely. No, no, no. We celebrate hip hop here.

This is what we do. We will. We keep it going. It's just me, money. But you definitely smash Janet Jackson. I got to shake your hand again. I got to shake your hand again. It wasn't wonderful like I thought it would be. Was it? Was it wonderful?

Come on, look at Mike Booth. He violated. He was valetian Mike Boe. All right, I have to go now. It was wonderful, right? It was wonderful, right? That was my girl, my name. Penny, Penny, you had a lot of good girls.

You had a lot. Yo, I want one wife. Do you miss Penny? Huh? Do you miss Penny? No, she's good. She's good. She got a life.

Don't keep her as Penny, though, man. That was the hardest. That's weird. That's weird, man. I ain't even not the count of that. I didn't even, you killed it. I love you. One love.

To our core quest. Yay! I love you. Yeah. We got to take one picture. Take one picture. One picture. One picture.

I know he has a reputation, but it's going to catch up to him. Gabe Ortiz is a cop. His brother Larry, a mystery Gabe didn't want to solve until it was too late. He was the head of this gang. You're going to push that line for the cause? Took us under his wing. and showed us the game, as they call it. When Larry's killed, Game Must Untangle the Dangerous Past,

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