The Herd with Colin Cowherd - Joe and Jada - Pete Rock on CL Smooth split, Nas & 'Illmatic,' 50 Cent & G.O.A.T. hip hop producers

Episode Date: January 16, 2026

Fat Joe and Jadakiss are joined by hip hop producer legend of legends Pete Rock. The iconic beat maker tells Joe and Jada about his falling out with former group mate CL Smooth, their legendary "They Reminisce Over You (T.R.O.Y.)" song, the story behind producing "The World Is Yours" for Nas on his incomparable 1994 debut 'Illmatic,' the Dr. Dre and DJ Premier beats he wishes he had made, his top five producers that rap, the call he got that led to him producing "Down With The King" for Run-DMC, and how he heard 50 Cent's "How To Rob" before the rest of the world did. They also debate whether Ice-T or KRS-One can claim to be the first gangsta rapper, if Nas' "Ether" diss for Jay-Z is the hottest beef record of all time, and what the pioneers need to do to help protect the culture. 5:00 - Heavy D's influence 8:00 - Split with CL Smooth 13:30 - "They Reminisce Over You (T.R.O.Y.)" 20:00 - Run-DMC 23:00 - Producing "The World Is Yours" for Nas 32:30 - Why MC Shan was dissing him 39:30 - Jada fans out over "Don't Curse" 47:00 - Top 5 producers that rap 49:30 - Knicks & Giannis talk 1:00:00 - Fat Joe & his neighborhood Hermes bum 1:10:00 - Styles P's "Gangster, Gangster" feat. Jada & Sheek Louch 1:15:30 - Beats Pete Rock wishes he made 1:18:30 - Hottest beef records & first gangsta rapper 1:28:00 - Hip hop pioneers need to step up 1:31:30 - Favorite instruments to sample [Timestamps may vary due to advertisements.] All lines provided by Hard Rock BetSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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You gotta do is pull up. What up, y'all? This is Joe Crack at Dawn. Your boy, Janna, man. The Joe and Janna show things are changing in life. Every show legendary, every show iconic. You know what I mean? Shout out the 1800 to kill her.

1800. You know, we do a different over here. When you think of today's guests, you think of hip-hop. You ain't never lie? Capital letters iced out. You think of from the basement. Some of the craziest records to ever land on your airdrums came out of his basement. Oh, you think of rest in peace, heavy deed.

You know what I mean? You think of Mount Vernon, money earning on the map. You think of, you just think of great production. You think of a timeless legacy, uh, one of the first producers slash DJs slash emc's that have bars that was arguably better than the best bars on the song. Yeah, you know what I mean? And that's hard to have back then from way back.

Ladies and gentlemen, without further ado, make some noise for my brother, Pete Ra! Yeah. It's such an honor to be here, folks. Appreciate you. I support y'all. I'm on a gram. Sometimes I repost y'all.

You repost anything with the Yankees and Nix? That's it. You argue with anybody they can be from Yugoslavia. Anytime anybody says anything about the Nix. When I go to the comment section, I see P.R. He's like you. He's going crazy or he's defending the Nix. You don't give a fuck.

They don't want to see it. They don't want to see us. We win, man. Free rock, why you think they hate New York so much? Because we do it shit. Because we started a lot here, from fashion to music to slang. Everything you could imagine, you know what I'm saying? Started in New York.

They don't want us to win, man. I would be jealous, too, if I was from our time. How about that? How about they say, they say we got an accent. Yeah, it's our accent. We do got a accent. I'm asking me, baby. Yeah.

Pete, Bob. First of all, let me ask you questions. Facts you. Because you... Go ahead. Just get mine ready. You got, man. Questions.

Now, I'm going to, all right, I'm going to let you take the lead. No, no. I got to ask you this one. I'm coming on here to keep it a beam with everything. If y'all want to ask me, whatever. Oh, that's your... That's go, baby.

Why is it me? Load them up, right? I ain't got no controversy for Pete, but... I don't have to be controversy. Yeah, yeah. I ain't got all that. But what I wanted to ask you, Pete Rock, right?

Because it's important to me. I'm just asking you. You could tell me yes, no, whatever. Do you feel the love and the influence I have from HeavyD? Because, you know, you watch everything on the gram. You watch everything. I try to salute him to the height. He opened the doors.

Dance. He's no dancing. It's late. I used to dance like Heavy Dade, man, when I went drunk. Hopefully we could get a clip it out. James, you can find with crack. The question is, I know how much you love Heavy D.

Is a lot of people, do you feel like Fat Joe try to give it up to Heavy D as much as he can? Yes. Yes. I feel like he opened the door for like the way the guy. You know what I'm saying? Like he opened the door. Marky D. I used to always say that they looked at like Prince Mark the D

from the Fabloods. And then once people get inspired, you know it just multiplies, bro. Like everyone just starts picking up The inspiration, not even, they don't even, they can't even help it at times. Because I got a guilt, right? Now that I'm talking to you, I realize I got a guilt because Heavy D. Not only was my idol, but he became a good friend of mine.

Fly to Miami hang out with us. But I never grabbed his shoulder, looked him in his eyes and say, yo, I'm here because you. You inspired me on that level. It wasn't for you. I would have never believed that whatever I'm, I'm doing this capable. Yeah.

And so that's why every chance I get and I reminisce ahead, I post them, I this and that. But I'm kind of mad at myself. Maybe it was the error we was in, where everybody had to act off. Too cool to tell them that. A lot of people ain't tell them that. A lot of people ain't tell them now. That's responsible for holding your hand in the dark and walking you in this business, man.

I know that. I remember he helped Rough Riders figure out how to not. navigate their way in the game. They told them what they do with X. I remember us going to have garage him on the punching bag as young locks, giving us words of encouragement and telling us what, you know, the do's and don'ts to look out for in the industry. So I appreciate having time on earth and knowledge and, you know what I mean,

everything he did for the culture and for me personally and for the locks. Yeah. And so imagine being under that. every day. I'm saying? So I came out of that. You got Eddie F. Mm-hmm.

What was the other dude, the heavy D and the boys? G-W-W-T-Roy and Trouble T-Roy. Well, Trouble T-Roy is a real guy. Mm-hmm. Let me salute him now. You know, he's the one that moved down to Miami and all that, right? Troy?

No, that's G-W-W-W-T. Yes. Trouble T-Roy, rest and peace. Yes. G-Wiz is a real dude. He knows what I'm talking about. And, you know, He's a solid guy.

He cut from the cloth, you know. Then you got your man, you know, I try to get you up both at the 30th anniversary. I remember. See how smooth. People don't know what you're talking about. You can't have side relations. Well, you know, I did the...

Face is all the show, crap. Go on, dog. I don't even know what's going on. Come on, crap. This much... This much... This much... We're having side federal drug.

Talk with him on the... No, I'm saying Seal Smooth, right? I try to get P. Brock to see him move at the joint. He did. He did. At the lean-back 20th anniversary

in Apollo, and P. Brock said, no, I forgot. How did that fall apart? And is it to the death? Like, hmm, you know, in this business, bro, like when you come across

different personalities, but you match with one, talent-wise, but, like, physically and mentally, it don't work. You know, in the very beginning, it worked. But once you don't get to really know each other, the real them comes out. And it stirs up a bad character in me that I don't want to come out. At first, I was mad at the fact that I had to deal with somebody of this stature who's very different from me.

Yeah, what would you say is this false, though? Jelly. jealous jealousy it's a bad it's a bad disease you're a girl yeah but he's a rapper you're the DJ

he's anything yeah but you're producing to be so you say he was jealous of your own success and I see he has that in him yeah yeah and that don't work for grown people

when you're growing into a man that don't work no more when we get older like you just just be like come on man I'm like that a lot I think that's how I'm maybe like I ain't catch a heart attack, God forbid or a stroke yet because I just lay off that

when this dude's that crazy. Yeah. 247. Yeah, this guy full of shit. Yeah, listen. When I get you, 142. But I don't think I could be one could not be 302? You can't be one.

I don't want to look. You might lose fans. I don't want to look like a crackhead. I don't want to look like. Let's go, one foot. You go 220. I don't want to look sick. And C-O's very talented for me.

A lot of people used to not get what he used to say. You know what I'm saying? But he got a great voice, he can rap, and I wish we never broke up. I wish we could have still been together. I wish he was a certain way, you know, but sometimes it just happens like that, man. You can't be told with Rome, man.

Because it's like rumors of, like, naughty by nature. They do shows, but they don't even talk to each other. They stay in. I wish him. I wish I could do that, though. I wish I could do that. You can't even do that for the bad. It's kind of like awkward, though.

I can't, how could you have chemistry on stage? Then when it's over, you go in your separate corners and that kind of like makes shit feel for me. I don't know about it. I guess I got local for the most part. I got lucky because I'm a solo artist. I get it. There's guys I was down with that. I would never ever, I don't give a fuck of a billionaire, billionaire Mexican guy come and said,

That led it, that squad. I give you a hundred million for this album. I'll be like, nah, papa. Nah, papa. I'm not fucking with these guys. And you got to understand. I look at this whole game different. I'm born in poverty.

I'm born in Bronx, Lebanon hospital. All the odds against me. I got shot at every day, did everything in the world in the world. If there's anybody who ever helped me, is Diamond D. Lord Finesse digging in the crates. Besides them, nobody ever helped me or gave me boost. I go and I get myself in a situation where I can sign people

and give them half a million, million dollars to this, this, that, use all my juice. You know, the way we get big pun to do this on with Joe the singer, he never met Joe the singer. Kedar Massenberg. Shout out to Kada. Shout out to Kada. Kada is the man.

A calli's golf thing. I met Kedar through his brother from Stetsa Sons. Shout out to Daddy. So I'm cool with Daddy. So Daddy-O, and Daddy-O introduces me to Keydard. So when we want to make this record for pun, I call KeyDard. And then Daddy-O co-signs, try that. Shout out to Daddy-o.

And Joe shows up in the studio does the song. He never even met Big Pun before that. So you over here jocelyn these moves and doing everything for everybody. And then you get artists who somehow you make them bigger and they start thinking they bigger than you. Yeah. And they start talking to you crazy. That's the thing.

And so I understand how some things. can't be repaired because people step out of line to a point of way you just like, all right, fuck that. It's just going to, there's no one on your side to say, yo, chill, fuck out, bro. Chill, man. Every kid should have a logical uncle that's in this game, any young kid. I don't care if he's worth 200 million. There's 20 million.

He's hot. He needs an unc. They could tell him, yo, chill. Before they touch the frying pan. Yeah. Those people you tell that, they touch the shit. Can't told you leave the roots. Yeah, you can't treat people like that.

Can't talk to them. Especially your guy. Not your guy. Let me ask you a question. Then-a-na-na-na-na-na-din-na-then-in-then. I had a bronco with the biggest sound system. It felt like a Jamaican party. The window open.

I drove up and down 163 with Groovy News, mother-in-lawdom. I might have drove 10. thousand times. This was going to the bottom of the hill, making you turn to the top, to the hill. I don't even think I heard a bar. All I heard was, then-then-then-then-in-then. To me, in Fat Joe's list,

that might be the greatest hip-hop beat of all time. That's the greatest sentimental hip-hop record. It's the greatest sentimental hip-hop record in hip-hop. I can agree with that. What I'm talking about is the beat, right? And the lyrics is out of control. Right. When I heard that beat, it was almost ancestral.

Turned them horns, I was like, you went to fly. Let's play, let's hear it. Let's crank that shit right now. Oh, we're going to hurt? Yeah. When we talk about music, we play. Tell Rich to call Jeff from Rewinded and tell him we can shooting. Let's toast some 1800 to this classic right here, man.

There's your girl. Toast is Joe's leg. See, that's it for me. Yo, Pete. Let me get that cup right there. You drink out of it? Yeah, four. All right.

I reminisce for a spell or shall I say think back. Twenty-two years ago to keep it on track. The birth of a child on the eighth of October. A toast. But my granddaddy came sober. Count all the fingers in the toes. Now I suppose you're a little black boy grows. 18 years younger than my mama

But I really got beatings with a girl love drama In single parenthood there I stood By the time she was 21 had another one This one's a girl Let's name a Pam, same father as the first But I don't give a damn Irresponsible plain not thinking Papa said chill but the brother keep winking

Still he won't down you would tear out your hide On your side while the baby make a slide But Mama got wise to the game The youngest of five kids hon here it is After 10 years without no spouse, Mama's getting married in the house. Listen, positive over-negative over-woman a master. Mother Queen's rise in the chapter.

Deja-vous, tell you what I'm going to do. When they reminisce over you, my God. Timeless classes. They play this, you just feel good about yourself. No matter what's going on, no matter where you at. No matter. I feel like the great summer. You feel beautiful.

When I take back, I recall a man off the family tree. My right hand, Papa Doc, I see. Took me from a boy to a man, so I always had a bother when my biological wouldn't bother. Taking care of this to a whomever. Not a bad ticker, but I'm clocking pop's liver. But you can never say that as life is through. Five kids in 21 believe you got a ripe two.

That's right. Here we go while I checked the scene with the Portuguese lover at the age of 14. The same age, front page, no fuss, but I bet you all you know they live longer than us. That's right. Never been seen now. That's where you're on.

Give a minute and he's gone. Not north sleep to a jazz tune. I can hear his head dang in the next room. I get the pillow and hope I don't wake him for this man to cuss here at all in. Verbatto. Telling me how to raise my boy unless he's taking over. I said pop, maybe when you're older. We laughed all night about the hookers at the party.

My old man standing yelling. Good God Almighty. Take tips to the proof when they reminisce over you. For real, baby. It's so lovely. You hear it. It just sounds. It's beautiful.

Woo. In 92. Hey. How you make something like this in 1990? I reminisce so you never forget this. The day's a way back. So many bear witness the fitness. Take the first letter out of each word in this joint.

Listen close. As I prove my point. Tea to the R-O-Y, how did you and I meet in front of Big Loo? Fighting in the street, that Big Loo! Rest and peace. Rest in peace. But I believe it in me. Rain of shine, yes in any weather.

My grandma Pam holds the family together. My uncle Doc's the greatest, better yet the latest. Then he... Ah! The kid! Look a Jay! Word catch J! When they remit this over you.

Yeah, it's a DJ. We got to let Jerry DJ one thing. He's crap. The next word is born. To the one and only. Never be another. He was my brother. Trouble T. Roy.

It's like that, y'all. 1922. Fuck, race. Man. Goose bumps. Yeah. Rest and peace. Trouble T. Roy.

That was my man. That fucking album, man. What a dude for you? Because you were ready to his door. You were yonkers. You could go to fucking Mount Vernon and the C. P. I went there a lot.

My aunt. All the time. My I. John lived right around the corner from Big Luke. Yeah. So it felt like a win for the town. You know what I mean? It was doing shit.

He was already a win. But then to have his cousin and his man come out with these songs and this production, it felt like Westchester and Mount Vernon, Yonakis, New Roe, we was getting on the map. You know what I mean? In a major way. Only man gave me hope. It gave like, yo, hi.

out next. I got a chance to do this. They brought one DMC back. The king of rock. What was like that when they walked? What was like that call? Rest of peace, Jam Master Jay, that was the homie. He was the one. J.M.J. Res of Pee. And DMC.

Shout out to Run too, but D and Jay were the ones. That's it. You need this bit. Yeah. Yeah, he inspired us too. But how was the fucking You're the video. You know, that was the crazy. How did? Everybody was in that video.

Everybody was a video. live still. When they called you to make this song, what was going through your mind? Man, because you bought them back in a major way. Like, and they sounded good? Yeah. After he talked about this, we got to pull out.

I don't think we could do that. I don't think nobody could do that right now. In 2025, bring like an OG back with a smoker. The gap, the way you fucking crafted the production and they fit from so many years and From you just knowing about rock box and all that shit And being the fan, that's not being able to date that. It came from being a fan first. And then, you know, trying to impress Russ, a sentence. At a young age, I'm 18, 19 years old.

What's your, Russ, I can do this shit. And so after the shut them down work, the remix work I was getting, kind of pulled myself there, and they gave me a shot. I look at it as a shot. Like Jam Master Jay showed up at my mama house. knocking on the door, so I opened the doors. Jam, that's Jay almost. Got a little busy.

You know what I'm saying? Then he was like, yo, come on, let's go work on us. We had a meeting, and in a meeting, Russell was looking at me like, you know what I'm saying? And I had to prove myself, and I started getting down because I was like, maybe they'll work.

Jay showed up at the clinic. He was like, oh, school next. Let's go work on this. And he started crafting ideas. And then he said, yo, this is the B pattern I want. And I was like, No it. I just hit record and I was like, you do it.

He'd have a B pattern, you did it. Then I added him, Cicada, you did Sik-Sah, and I just finished it all. So we kind of made it together. All the sounds came from me, but it was his idea. I wish Scott Stoertz gave me that credit, man. I did lean back, make it ring with him. I did all my joints with him,

and I swear to God, I ain't pressed the buttons, but I told them the sound. Yes. Candy shop, I did it, he denies it. I had Little Kemp there. So like, everybody like a snake, my mom. Scott Stores. But you know, you could tell him and he could play it.

Yes, right? Yes. And so I went for a long job this weekend, right? And all I heard about 30 times in the world was whose world is this, the world is yours. It's mine, it's mine. Whose world is this? The world is yours.

Oh, shit. Whose world is this? He just came up with the hook, like. No, he ain't actually he did. La La La La La La. You know, he came to the burning. Shout out to Lars Professor. You know what I'm saying?

After they left Eric Sermon's career, and went to the CPR. Large professor, who started, help Lord Finesse, who was the captain of all of this. And so he was like, yo, Pete, I got this dude. Then you played me the barbecue thing. I was like, wow,

running to the crib. And then he comes in and he just stands and brings to walk. And then I pop that one in and I was about to say, all right, let me go to the next one. He was like, oh, hey, hey, chill, chill. That's the first time you ever say something. He's just like, start to do this.

I was like, you like it? And he was like, get bothered and then he came up with the hook. I gave him a few minutes. He had that composition book or whatever, I think. And then he was like, yo, I want you to sing this part. But he used to play around on records and be doing that little stupid stuff on records

but he wanted me to sing that part. And he was like, sing it like this. And then he started singing. Oh, well, it's this. Grubbs, yeah. Narnous, none. I ain't know what's going to come out the way it did. But I said, I'm going to do my best.

Crazy! Ridiculous. Shout out to the Illmatic. I guess we got to ask the brother himself. Nah, as you know, I ain't got to tell you. tell you, you know you got to touch the couch. Him, Jay, they all go and touch this couch.

Yep. They can front all they want. Buy new coliseums, whatever the fuck they want. They know. They want to touch that stratosphere of real hip-hop. They got to come on this. He's going to buy new coliseums, whatever the fuck you want. I don't even want.

I don't even talk. I don't know. My fingers, my Twitter fingers, are getting tired of hitting Jay-Z. And nods with congratulations. If I look at my last 30 text, it's like, yo, congratulations, dog. You pulled it off. God bless you. Yeah.

Beans a lot coming from you, Joe. Yeah. Good man. This, like, these guys. I'm thinking I'm ready to borrow something from both of them. I'm almost ready. Well, you know what? I'm with, Jada, not to put you in a spot of nothing, but, you know, I said, I ain't

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My brother. Flip the bread. Yeah. We was talking about hip-hop in the game and this and that. When you tap an MC Shan sample, you know something's coming. It came.

Y, MC Shet, the real deal. Full wave title. He came. No give a fuck about it. Man, we hit him off. Take the teeth out and it's on. I still respect him. Yeah.

What was he talking about, MC Shed? He's wanting his money, huh? He got his money. He got paid. I knew you knew to take care of him. But he still went crazy, right? Yep. You can.

You know what that is. Bro, I paid three times. The last shit I put out the paradise for Steve B. I paid for the sample to the niggas that owned it. Yeah, I bought shit. I know the sample you. I paid him. You know, I tried my best to not be in the MC shed.

Like, he don't own it. We did the right. I went to him. He started telling me, yo, I own it. Coming back to 20, 28 this, I see, yo, I'm much. And please let me pay you. Whoever said they owned it, I paid it. Like, yeah, I mean, I didn't want no beef.

Right. I didn't catch no beef. But I didn't know that was going to come afterwards. I thought he was going to be like, yo, because he did a post where he said, no, the brothers are stand up brothers. Then the next week, he went in on us. So that's the part I didn't get. Like, how are you going to do a poll?

I would say you a problem with this podcast shit. I bigged up, two, three, four people that I really love that we all know. It's like me big enough people. I'm going to always use Kit Capri. He's one of them. Top five DJs, Kit Capri, the next thing I love. He didn't like where you put him at, man. For one DJ in the world, what more you want to be?

You called them that? Yes. We got to discuss the latest effect. I'm like, yo. I talk to Kit Capri. I'm telling the people right. All the time. You gave DJs their flowers, and you put Calid on the red carpet, and that's what he got madden.

I call him right now. Uh-oh. You told him Cal, it's too rich to even put with them. Uh-oh. And he didn't like that. We talked about Jay-Z. Calick could buy Coliseum, too. So my thing is, you know, I go around Callet and I'm broke, my nigga.

I don't care how much money I think I got. One day I pull out a watch. So, yo, Calick, the man says, yo, come upstairs. Right. I'm like, here we go. I go upstairs. He opens his estate from the ceiling. Oh, Lord of Black.

Yeah. Might have been a hundred watches like this. Look, I don't care what fat Joe are, whatever you think, I ain't got DJ Calibu. You know what I'm saying? The man got his own airplane. So that's what I was saying. But Kit Capria put him number one. He went bad on me two times a felon back from maternity league.

Oh, he made history. Congratulations, brother. Congratulations. You got to hear. You got to hear. I'm telling you, first hit. I gave you a segment because nobody ever been there. able to leave work for a niece or a nephew.

No, that's to show him how we doing shit on our set. You got to be your son, daughter, twins, driplets, octomob, one of them. Is your niece or nephew? You got to be thankful for your coworkers that led you leave. And congratulations to your sister. What's the name? Shout out to Lila, baby Lila, Jeanette Moses, baby. Jinnett Moses, baby.

We love you. No doubt. God bless. But I talk to Kit Capri all the time. No, Kit Capri is my brother. Yeah. That's why I didn't understand. God no more.

I see him at the funeral. I seen him at Ray DeGon's funeral. He came up to me. I say, oh, kid, like, you got to stop. Like, you just me. The man, I picked him up as the number one DJ in the world. He dissed me. Bro, what do you want me to do?

I'm like, yo, I know. They diss me, man. I big him up, and then they diss me. And all I'm trying to do is preserve the culture. Sit on this couch. and big up everybody. That's what I was taught in the hip-hop. In hip-hop, I was taught that we're one community.

We all one community, but we're the fakeest community. Talk about it. Cake, dog. I got to hit that 1800 coming because I like this trick. You're talking about the community of hip-hop and the love. It's fake. People get what they need out of here. You hear from eight years from there and this and that.

You see them in a party, They said, Joe, let's do it. Let's own effort. You never hear from him in that day. Fony. Well, I risked my life a million times for rappers. Like, I've seen rappers getting ruffled up in the corner by the extortionists. I've seen them getting chased out the clubs by the biggest guys in the world.

I've seen that I saved so many. Fat Joe has saved so many rappers. I never tell a story because it's really, really embarrassing. I had beef one time with the whole entire West Coast And every New York rapper was there And when them dudes came and formed Voltron on this Everybody walked away I've seen it my own eyes

Everybody we ever thought was tough Who had rhymes in their shit like they was killing They was leaving me to get beat up In the middle of the street in front of everybody I'm like yo New York what's up It was closing his curtains and shit to sign on the door were closed for business. The only rapper from New York that jumped in was Juju from the beatiners.

And at that point, I wanted to be like, Yo, Juj, you shouldn't have jumped there. That's my bro. He don't care. Shout out to the beat. Juju, y'all. Yo, Juju, you're a real one, but you, man, you should have mind your business. This is a pure ass who.

Shout out your brother from Mount Vernon, AB. A.B. Butler. One time I was in a similar situation. 20 cock, these old bodyguards about to beat me up. A.B. ran over and was like, yo, Joe, I'm with you. It's a little guy like this.

Yeah. Hey, B, it's Merle. Yeah, B. Let me ask you a question. Hey, B. And KB. Yeah, we're cousins. You know what I'm saying?

No I'm saying, but, yo, I admire those guys. Those guys, they got love for me for life. Yeah, yeah. You know, but I... Shout out to A.B. That's the, I grew up with him, man. He mems me on a little man. Shout out to A.

A.B. Shows me pictures. Of us? No, no, of course. Well, he was behind the scenes and Beach Street and shit. Like he was outside. He was from Mount Vernon,

but not from Mount Vernon. He was outside. Where they're shooting B Street? A.B.'s there, you know, taking pictures with Lee and all of them in Prospect Avenue and the Bronx. Like, he was there. He was like, Joe, I was beyond outside.

I'm like, what do you mean, they'd be like, anybody name them. I was there. They think I'm down with their crew. I was there. He's right. He's right. A, B, was here.

I knew A.B. before I knew him. I went to go to Grady House. He was on the, he was on the phone in the studio. Yeah. What was this session like for Don't Curse? Oh, everybody under one move. I was, that a lot. He'll never get that.

You don't get that a lot. That happened in Green Street. That happened in the A room. I remember Kane coming through doing this verse. I remember G-Rat coming through. I remember Tick coming through. Pooba. That was problematic.

that's new row, you know, that's new role. And shit, the shit happened under one's. He's being very modest. That's like changed my life. That was a brilliant idea and make a record like that. Have you deed? Yeah. It was this idea? Yeah. Yeah. So they

just said, we were going to make this song called Don't Curse. That was that came up with every concept you ever hear him. Rapper. From hooks to like bridges. That's where I learned it from, how to build songs. Don't curse is one of my famous.

That shit. You did the beat. Yeah. Hell yeah. Want to play it. No, we don't got to wait. Don't curse. Too much.

Play, we don't. Play it on that. This is my. Frankie Fonda. Peaceful journeys. This is still knocking right now. You can play. If I was a DJ.

I'm throwing this. Go! Make it clear. I can flex, bang, lend a friend to a friend. Keep a party pimping from now to vent. I don't have to swear, curse or juggle. The lyrics enough words to make the polly barble. Tell me what's your problem.

But why he can't solve them. I'm curious, G. For a biddy-ditty-fun. Anyway, what's every we want to say. It feels good that way. So, G-Rap. It's time to get good first. Do your man a favor?

Curse. Fuji, rap. G-wrap, rapping on my feet. Yeah, G-grace. Woo-hoo! Curse I'm a verse and did it worse. First, I put a curse and maybe first. I kind of got outrageous.

Check it even made a record. How I'm doing all my V-I-G-C-Hs. Ducks, it wasn't for the bucks. Every word that you heard is because I didn't give up. Oh, it sucks. And yo, I almost forgot. The curse is a plot, but it's getting kind of hot. Hey.

But Richard Pride. And don't curse. You wrote my first line. What what I say? I won't curse. I'll take a frame of curse murder. Just take Coof. Cooflipped around the other way means hot.

When I do it, man, I can't get stuck. Jump on the mic down and heard any quick buck. Fuck me and loose. Then I grab some blues and stuck with my truce. For those I can't follow and got stuck, Cooflip the other way means. Is this a curse? I freak the nurse.

And I hurt. But I made sure I have my hat first. See that smooth. It's time to kick a verse. God's side for the vibe, we can't curse. That shit, my hair, man. Go ahead, ask me. When I kick a curse in the verse I say no.

Mouth out with soap. Thinking to be the last one with the bad lingo. Scooping on the skins in the church from your bingo. Sounds up the Macadaw fresh from the Taylor. Because it made a movie when he cussed. Like a cellar. And you're neck, glennam yet, yep, really like a subway. To make it go the other way.

In a vocabulary scrimmage, we're cursing in my village in my village. It's a name. So big daddy, you know what time to kick her first? But do your man a favor? Don't curse. Woo, Big Daddy King. What? To enter.

Friend of those questions, not in the vines. Don't need the censor. But you want to beep it. What? I feel like slapping a sticker on your. Chill, chill, sit right. A true magical. For any source to stop came from getting capital.

What? They wasn't saying that back then. Oh, come on. Is that? To clean off a vanity. Stealing it all the man to be. You're hearing me. My first.

I'm going to kick another verse. And don't forget not the curse. Hell, big daddy. Check this out. I'm about to do some of a slice. Slick. My first round ever, I wrote this. I'm going to bring my little cousin.

The producer of his join. His name is DJP. Your voice. You're fucking catching the pocket. Catching them shit. Pete. God bless. But I can't mess around with the curses.

So I'm a kick verse. Woo. Why I first. Food father number one here to kick facts. Smoke the microphone and produce crazy tracks Yo, I'm a bad bro, let's start the flow I'm a kick line so it's time for me to go I say curse because FD said so

Now I'll get back to the subject Get wrecked If you think I bluff and just check with the crew He rocked a ski on Smeen very down the earth And we didn't have the cuss Yeah, yeah That he's a good boy so You would catch you the fountains

And that's why he was fucking You fucking pride is a Cuitip So what's the worst That's cute Flim Flim Flim Lick My Big Black Stuff Must I kick a curse to be Rough enough

You can put the sticky with Let the sun don't shine But let me get mine This is in my hate One is dealing with hits If I had four girls Then I lick eight It's

Wait don't want to hear no drama Because the bomb dilly has Is a server for my bombers So I blew out and get getting mad lifted. Don't have to say up the show that I'm gifted. God bless me because I reach my 21st FD. Don't drop a curse. Oh, that. Back, bro. That was that shit, boy.

Helly, yeah. Peace, peace, peace to the preacher. I'm talking about a curse without a curse. It's how to reach you. I can rock a party without a swear or a harsh verb. Bad words, no curse words. Heavy D. Prefer so sweet. Swing to the so be clean rhythm. Before I say goodbye, let me tell you how I'll hit him. Nick, Daddy Kubekittin, uh, me as well. Town is a piece, thank beef for the beats. This fucking beat was made for the streets. Notice how clean that we kept every verse, but if worse came the worst,

start cursing. Fuck you. Fuck you. Fuck you. We started cursing. That's good thing. Yeah. That was fun.

I swear to the songs that made me meet. That's the funnest time I've ever had in hip-hop working with that man. That's ill, man. Rest and peace to have it, man. That's your question, Rob. Yeah. They come back from the bathroom. This is a dirty.

That's how you're doing. No, that's how you do it. You know, every time I'm in the studio, I get stuck, almost. I use the bathroom when I'm in writing. I want to do it. I go in there. I go in a... It's freezing in this motherfucker.

You don't have to come back to the Chanel Scully. You're going to get with a $5, joy. Let them ask this question. I hate to say top five, but top five produce this last DJ that rap. For me? Yeah, for you. You're a lot.

Jay Diller, Simon D. Came out with two smokers. Eric Simon. Oh. Dr. Dre. Ooh. One more. You?

Yeah. Let's get back some voice in that box. That's a motherfucker. I don't like people putting themselves in the list, but you definitely in the list. Thank you. But, yo, Dad's Dillinger. Mm. was doing them beats.

And I looked at him more as an MC. I didn't realize the years later. I did that Tupac. He was doing the beats. Mr. Divers of a rideer. Sir, shout out the Daz. He was just, that's my word. I thought they were rappers.

Like, I always looked at Daz and Corrupt and Spitters. I got a joint with Drey and Corrupt. And I did both beats because the beat changes in the second verse. So Drey comes in on the second verse killing shit. But corrupt? Yeah, yeah, yeah. He's underrated. Rob Young Goddius, my name.

I tell everyone, listen, just search up. Pete Rock, Dr. Dre is going to pop him. The song. Didn't come out, but it's amazing. I remember Phenness went out there. He was working with Dr. Jay. I heard the join at a time, and then, you know, it came out. What joint for Ness did for the?

The Chinese sounding join. To bring my back. No, no, no. I forgot the name of it. The Chinese sound. the joint. He worked a lot with Ice Tea, too, at the early, at the beginning of Finesse was working

where Ice T and the... Only a producer that was working with Ice T. Both in that? Yeah. Yeah. I mean, I wanted to, but I never got to. But when I seen that, I was like, damn, I want to work with Ice T. You know what? It's the original. I see out of the West Coast. It was a magnet.

We never do running. Yeah. Yeah. We need Ice T on here, Kelly. We need Ice T got to touch this couch. For real. Facts. You know what I'm saying? He's original gangster. Beyond deserving. I never forget they threw this, you know, it was a concert, but not really because it was at the movie theater we used to watch.

This shit was like, good luck, Rikers Island or whatever. You know what I'm saying? This shit was prospect movie theater. They threw one concert for some reason Ice T performed. And I never forget. It was around the time Larry Davis had shot them cops. Ice T was on top of the speaker talking about, go, Larry, go. Cote killed.

Niggas was going to go. Larry Go, he had the whole crowd screaming out. I knew this nigga was bugged down. I'm watching him. I say, yo, this dude is wild. The only Robin Hood will ever have from New York. That Larry Davis. What? That situation,

he's a hero for that. And it was corrupt. They was corrupt. They lined them up. They never let them come home. They lined them up. They wasn't going to let him get away with that. These Knicks, you trade the whole team for Jonas? Nope. Jada says he wants to trade the

whole team. Take everybody. You know what? You know, kids like, take everybody. Take the nift. We just keep the whole team and get yonish.

That's exactly what I was going to say just now. Oh, no, we're not keeping the whole team. It's the only way I'm getting in. Keep the major players? You're not doing that. That's the only way. I'm not giving up everybody.

The only seven-footer to shoot threes like that but besides your kids is cat. Talk slow to these people. Oh, you so full of shit. Oh, my. Go! No, fuck you. Wait.

Now I'm trying to turn you. You gotta stop. Y'all, Tate it. Y'all got to give Kat his props. I'm with you. He sat right there where he was at, and he didn't say none of that. What? What?

No. And he's from Uptown? Flagg. The promotion of you sold him. And he's from Uptown. For promotion. And they said, keep Kat. Come on, man.

Nah. But when you hear fans say, yo, trade this one, send this one away, that's them, being haters trying to break up the team. Yeah, you think they're haters? They scared the death for what we got. And it's the same team. Run it that.

Dayla, so. Let me tell you something. Shout out Dayla. The album was incredible. Yeah, they keep coming up to me because they know I love the Knicks. I'm not even talking about men and women are coming up to me.

Yo, we need the Greek the freak. Yo, we need to get cat out of here. I'm like, yo, we went the furthest we ever went last year. What? 25 years. By the way, we really winning. We were one series away from taking it all. Last year, with Tibido.

This man right here. Mike Brown, I like him. I'm starting to like him, too. And he got to move it. Oh, there you go. You don't like Mike Brown? No, he likes him. I love Tis.

I still don't know why we got rid of Tibbs, but I spoke to a couple NBA players. And now they said he maxed out. He did his way of coaching. He don't do his starter, correct? Yeah. No. And then once

Caldridge's never missed a game in his life and he said, this guy's playing us too much. They got him out of the end. I know Jalen Brunson, people have their issues with him with dribbling and stuff like that, but too much driveling.

Boar hog. Anybody else would have been considered a boar hog? Yeah. Not him. Yes. He's the man. He's the captain. I love him.

And I think he's going to. We ain't shit without Jailin Brunson. Imagine right now they were saying, trade Jalen Brunson in the John's trade. Nobody went. that. Mm-mm. And the Yonis.

Give away your star player. Why would we do that? If they right now said Giannis, Jaylor, let me ask this guy. No, I'm the sister. Why would we do that? Why would we do that? How you say his last name?

Why would we? It's not. Today's Bryce. How you say it's last name? I wouldn't do it. I wouldn't do it. I lined you up, Jada. Yeah.

If they said trade Jalen Brunsson to Milwaukee, In that deal for Jonas. Do you take- Janice? Yonis! No way. We fucking whole city is this mental. That's what we've been doing for years.

That's why... Honest don't even shoot like that, bro. Come on, man. Janus in the Nick uniform. It's beautiful. New York dunking on people. But I'll take them without giving up. No, no, it's much.

You can't get them without taking it. Take some four... Give him four niggas that we don't know. Give him one of the third string players on the bench. Yeah, give them... No, they're not going. Y'all guys. Then just leave it alone, this captain.

That's why I told people. Give them the nick dances. Give them deuce. Stop. They're not even... They're not entertaining no training. Hey, Donovan Mitchell was in my house Sunday. Sunday.

A word? Celebrating with me that he's a nick. I went to the rucker with him on that Friday. Two pitchers was hanging out. He was a night. Nick, last minute, last very second, the Knicks played the game and said, we don't want to give up R.J. Barrett. That's why that whole team went south. Danny Ains said, oh, you've been playing with me?

The Knicks say, no, they had the plan B. No, no, no, but the plan B was right on plan A. A word? At the last, last, last minute. He was in my house. Jonathan Mitchell was in my house. York, can you have got it. Jaylen Bunton.

They called the Jonathan. Who you say? What's the man? Donovan. Oh, okay. I was very saying. Somebody from the project, Laquita is going to name her baby.

Donathan. Donathan. Crack Williams. Donathan, crack Williams. You know what I was thinking about the other night? Remember, oh, it's foul, though. Remember they used to have bum fights back in the day? What?

Friday night fights. Incredible. Friday night fights. Bling, blink, crack pipe in the color. You remember those shit? Those shits was the best shit ever. Oh, pun you. Rested piece to the east side, crackhead, man, I miss you.

Rapping. Eastside, man, I miss them. Yeah, yeah. And they used to go bling, bling, crack pipe in the color. You remember that? That's like a Me Too movement or something. That's like we was foul for that. Blingling.

Whoever had them dudes fighting over crack. That shit was just fast. I seen that nigga. They made him drink a cup of hot sauce from out of this world. That shit, oh, he got the shit. They got him 40 hours. They drink a cat to a hot sauce. It had to be the shit from the volcano.

Dog, he was on the floor. Say, please. Give me the dog. That shit killed him, dog. I'll say, oh, shit. They couldn't give them nothing fast enough. That shit burnt his insight. Hey, it's us, the Jonas brothers.

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Yes. I have a very different memory of this. We were talking about a thing, a bit for the podcast, where people could call in and say, hey, Jonas. And then I wrote down on my little notepad, Hey Jonas, and offered it up as a potential title for the podcast. But thanks for remembering that, guys. Listen to Hey Jonas on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. podcast. Just listen. We don't care where you hear it. Another podcast from some SNL late night comedy guy, not quite. Unhumor me with Robert Smygel

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So if there's a such thing as a homeless guy, I don't know if he uses drugs or anything like that, but he's staying, his shit, is Hermes in the daytime, then Noble at night. He's just too... Those is his location. Yes, sir. Wow.

He's here every day. Wow. He knows where the bread is at. He knows where to go. He got trials real estate on Monopoly. He's highly respected. Yeah, anybody's going to Hermes and fucking Noble. He's the, I think, is the matriarch of the folks?

The Hermaz people love him. They take care of him, you know? Yes, this guy got you. Oh, you get him in one bedroom? He's like a food truck in front of the spot. You can't miss him. Get him a studio. The point is, every time I see him,

throw him a little hundred hours, my wife be looking at me like I'm crazy. That's not my job. Like, I'm really not the guy to give somebody who get high money. I just don't. Now, if it's a lady that look like she got a family. You take your sides or bums. You got a Hermesh bum there to give her a hundred.

You won't give a regular nigga. I don't want to. I don't like that, dog. This kid got an urmash bump, Minoble Irmage bump. He told me for the first zombie. He told me the other day. He said, yo, Joe, you know I'm outside.

This shit gets cold. Yeah, bro. So I went in my house. I brought out the refrigerator. I got a cold up to the angle. That shit. That shit called the refigerator. Like, you're sleeping that big.

Might as well be out. It's like a sleeping bat. You could stay in an aspen for 10 hours. That shit ain't going nowhere. That shit is the refiagnet. So I drove around for like a whole week. I ain't see him. Then I go to my spot, the Kondale 178.

There's always this other guy. He's always sitting out there. And I walked by. He had the thinnest coat on and it was freezing. Again, him to figure. We got the refrigerator and just brought it to him. And we took off the tag. He told me, he was like, fat Joe.

The whole block was jumping up and down. So they know the man fucked up. Man. You got to give the Hermes, niggins. Nick, Susick. Last night. Which you're going to give him that? You got another refrigerator?

I got another one. I got a Gortex. Got an effigrate. You know, I fight the power. I'm an overdraft. Yo. I remember seeing you. You're okay.

I'm an overdress her. Hit 40. I'm in the fur. I don't give a fuck. Like, I'm an exaggerator. Yeah. I'm going to dress. You know, I didn't say dress your age.

I dress that fucking. You know what? It's funny. You say that as we getting older. because he's just so used to dressing like... How you dress. Yeah, help it, man. I was supposed to, what, put on a suit now?

You're supposed to put on whatever you feel like putting on. Okay. So are we dressing how old? Yeah, and when you put on whatever the fuck you want, you dress your eight. Yeah, it is what... Says all the old niggas... Most of the weird...

My niggas. Young niggas is like, Dang shoes! Coonship! These niggas is starting to put rules on all. all over like quarter zip. Quarter zips is pot. Yeah, they do.

They're not making fun of them. Those shit came back. Quarter zips came back. I got a quarter zip for that ass, boy. Let me tell you, look. I got one from Shabon. Not the lepid skin joint. Uncle Elroy quarter zip with the lepid.

I'm going to tell you some. When it come to this motherfucking fashion shit, belt to ass, man. It's getting... It's getting bad out here for these guys, man. You see them Victor's, the victors that blue Timbo. Even Vic, I had to harass them for my fit. There you go.

Jew man and Freeman. Starting out of Jew man in the Bronx. Simpson Street. Simpson Street and Freeman. Yes, sir. Two train. Guard your bag. The other day I wore this Pele Pelley.

They made a Nick Pelley Pelley. By the way, they took it back. Yeah. You had the one nobody could get. He took it back. Did that shit. They asked me, dude. You meet that jacket.

Shut out the Pelleet Pellet. I'm about to steal it. I'm about to rob him. I'm keeping it real. From next year, though. That's what he is. I took the one for next year, but I was actually about to say,

nigga, you dead. Like, I was there. I got one. And Rich said, Don, Joe, the man, trusted you. He gave me back. I was going to keep the jacket,

is what I'm trying to take. Next day, photo shoot, whatever, who cares the fuck. But the owner, I'm telling him, I know you should choose a kid from Jew man. That's the way I got my start. He said, man, I know you from Rose.

Teddy, son. Bro, he said, I used to see you in Jew Man every day. That's where I knew. He was dead. He was dead ill. He was dead. Three card, Molly, man. It's done not but two.

I was just like you right. The three car bump. Chuck a lot. You remember Chuck a lot? Yes, sir. They got the three dice, Chuck a lot. I was there. No, one day, I'm in Fordham, Roe.

My man from out of town, right? He's with me. All I know is the dude come back. And he says, yo, man, let me some money. Man, the man just took my, I said, what you mean? the man took it's the chukaluk man i said you was playing they got you he said no no give me some money i get it back i said you want to know something because he was talking real reckless because the the chuckleuck guy always looked like a regular guy he always got three guys standing with him yeah i don't know that and i said

you see him i say you see him you see him they all with the chuckle up you he was like yeah but yo the gung gong i go to the chuckle up dude i know poppy i see your poppy you know give him his money back because it's about to be a problem here. This is our store, and you know, you rob niggas. We let you rob niggas. Just not him. He gave him his little two, three hundred back. That was that, but he had no clue.

He was the place to surround. Chuck Luck always got a team. The guy comes and wins on purpose. They let somebody win. Yeah. Do you think he won? He's part of the team. That reels you win. Then you lose your whole school clothes. Yeah, I got a lot 60 bucks. What lost his school clothes before?

Okay. Four. You lost the school club. You fucked around, huh? Three Carl Molly, you thought you could find the red one, okay? They fucked you good, huh? He switched into one champion, one pair air force. They okay, one fucked you good.

They beat you out to school clothes. He was going to get right. He came back with one champion, one air force. Yo, God bless my mother, because she understood what it meant to be flying to her. My father didn't. He didn't. He didn't give her fuck. That's that with my father.

My mother. gave me. You don't know. A pair of Puma, swayed Pumas three years after it was distilled. She got it for me. She said, son, you got it. There's four of us. We're in the project. Made it a hat. She gave me, I go to Clam Arm Pool and I put my sneakers in the locker without a lot. Done. Done. That's boomers, nigga.

Let me, shot righty song was this? Tripp. They got you. Young niggas got me. I had to walk 30 blocks in socks. That wasn't even it. What was worse was the ass whipping. They wanted you to go in the pool with your shit.

Why did you get in the pool with them? I had no clue. I threw them in the lock. I played myself. They stole my shits. You know, I'm all about a nigga stealing. You know what I'm saying? You get me today.

I get you tomorrow. I stole robber. No, I know the car. Nah. So you caught another bad bad. I stole cars. They stole my car. I robbed this.

A birthday. You ever had somebody rob your whole apartment? Mm-mm. Oh, my God, you want to feel it. In the Bronx? Yo, I had an apartment with all the fly leather, the TV, this and that, and I stood in my mother's house for, like, that four-day Christmas. I come back, same dudes, always in front of the building.

This is before rap. So I go upstairs to the apartment. When I tell you, the only thing in there, not even drugs, was the refrigerator. I came downstairs. They smith. I pissed away. every guy in that block. To this day, I never go near it

because I know a pistol whip the whole block. Like, I'm like, I can't go back. Stop at the store, none of that shit. I'm like, yo, when I tell you, I whip their asses. These are the guys, they in that lobby 24. They knew if it wasn't done, when they stole the big team. Whoever did it went right past them.

Listen, you needed eight guys to move that TV. There were no elevating the thing. The big TV, the big TV. Remember when the big TV? With the fat ass? Yes. Oh, man. You need at least.

Yeah. You might need six. Cock Diesel. You're not getting away with the TV. Them niggas is actually the lookout. They stole when you get your crib, Rob. The whole. The picture of Jesus was gone.

I'm surprised they ain't take the refrigerator. I guess those are free. in the building, right? Them niggas, they all caught it bad out there in that lobby, but they got me for everything. Everything. They got me for, that's the biggest violation. So, you know, I'm cool with somebody getting over on me, you know, because

you know, I've done stuff. There's a karma-based business. Yep. Straighten it out. That's one of the reasons why I made, we made that. Straighten out. Bootlegging and shit like that. That's one of my favorite songs. Ever. That's one of my joints.

Oh, yeah. You remember the video? We did the video in Essex County in the real jail. Straightening it out video. With the Lodzis. Yeah. That's your fire. Straighten it out.

And we did that video. Timeless. That was fired a video. Timeless. Real jail. Then we went to the women's side of the jail. And I have a few stories about that. I don't know if I want to tell you.

The women's side of the jail. What happened with the women's side of the jail? When I was signing an autographs. And there's one woman I saw took the pen and went like this. Ooh. And gave it to me to Stein. I didn't touch it, though.

Oh, yeah. Let's talk about Sheik Rook as a gangster and Jada Kiss is a gangster. Kid was a play. Gangster. Play whatever he wants to play that. Rocks. Gangster gang.

Yeah, and I said that's it. That's a gangster and a super gentleman. Right? Super gentleman and gangeses. Gentleman and a super gangster. Yes. He had gangster and a gentleman, and he had a gentleman and a super gangster.

I got confused. It wasn't gentleman, it was just super gangster. I was trying to figure out which one in my own? His gangster and the gentleman than the other album is super gangster. That's the one I'm going on. Yeah, put that old. And the song is gangster gangster gangster.

Yeah. Come on a son. They don't make music like that. He's first. He makes the emotional, bro. It's a thing. It's a fan. Me too.

We be out of a beat like this. We're going to make a ghost like that. Genkester. Jake Luce is a gangster. Gangster. Jeter Kist is a gangster. B-blocked Montreal come fuck with a gangster. Nankster.

You don't get nothing but gun shells. I ain't on the bar loose. Pass me the dumbbells. I'm in war mode. One. They're in morgue mode. Body after body. So the story was foretold.

Twist them up real tight, just like a corn roll. Just looking their head grease. bullets in your eye, your earpiece. Bullets whistle like canaries for canaries. The stones are yellow, but so is the owner. Ain't a blood, but I make him a donor. Crash the whip at the deal and trying to get me your loner. Got a split that a dip in corona.

Fuck around, make you sip some ammonia. Come up. Put your ass in a coma. Don't nobody give a fuck if you paralyze. He gets past the sauce, so I crochet down the bowel size. Said he was the king, until he looked in the foul eyes. Flo is the bull, but the burst of the hour ride. What, nigger? Sheet luch is a gangster.

Jay the Kiss is a gangster, gangsta. Stiles P is a gangster. D block, why don't you come fuck with a gangster, gangster? Ginkster. Sheet Looch is a gangster, gangster. Jada Kiss is a gangster, gangster. Statsby is a gangster. D block, want you come fuck with a gangster,

you ain't got to remind me, I'm a top of the line chief. If you're a fan, you can say I've been popping since 9-3. With my man, then you know I've been popping my whole life. Outside to his finish, my nigger the whole night. If you're contracting inkpins later, Turn in the boss, respect, maltiles, and kingpin paper, mountain in deep, carty frames and pin gaiters. Gotta learn how to deal with the weak-link haters. Don't even think about the top ten, just think Jada.

Never equal less than, I think greater. Gambino affiliate. Still transport bricks, a boy on a bike while my man Willie. Silly shit, imagine how rich we can really get. Fuck a pool table. The crib got a billion. Treats is our problem. I hope our large got them.

Three-piece purple label with the hard bottoms. Gangsters. a gangster, gangster. Jay the kiss is a gangster, stout's P is a gangster. D block, why don't you come fuck with a gangster, gangster? Sheet luch is a gangster, gangster.

Silverback. Jay the kiss is a gangster, gangster. No doubt. Stout's me is a gangster. That's you, son. That's you, sir. Hey, y'all, I got you, though. Hey, yo, straight off the gate, I pack heavy,

big Chevy, 24s, bandana like I'm one of the outlaws. Four-four sit on my lap. Other thing in the truck, it's too big in the curb of the strap. Money, cars in a lot I already got weed, bring cigars to the spot, coke in the pot,

yak on a counter, three money counters, get from around us. I probably won't do yay of 50 sales like they probably won't last in none of these jails. I'm tattooed up, Levi's double-souled chuckers, no shirt, them back motherfuckers. The Mac motherfuckers go clack motherfuckers. They keep your little stink mouth and tag motherfuckers.

Silver back nigger than Barack or a rap. L-O-X-D block coward. Black. Sheet luch is a gangster, gangster. Jada Kist is a gangster, gangster. Stout's B is a gangster. D block, march you come fuck with a gangster, gangster. Gangster.

Sheet Looch is a gangster, gangster. Jada Kist is a gangster. Stal's B is a gangster. D Blot, March you come fuck with a gangster, gangster. Man, that was... You know, I used that same L.V. Produces. That is incredible.

L.B. used that same standard for a joint for me. And so did, uh, so did, um, uh, damn, uh, do, do, do, do, do. What's my man? What's my man that was in the group of Joe Button and the? Joe. Please use that. Two O'Tees. Joe Altees. Joe Altees, I'll say that here.

And I don't mean no disrespect, right? Please. No, say nothing about my man. I'm not going to say. No, he's, what I'm trying to tell you. Watch it, Joe. You might want to listen to me. I think the guy's so phenomenal.

I invited him to Miami to make a hit, H-I-T. I sat down with Joel Ortiz for no dollar, no nothing. I gave him a hit, a lean-back, a number one, this, he never put it out. He didn't want a hit. He's the version of. Yeah, he bodyed it. Some guys don't want the hit. They want to be underground.

so much. I never understood why he didn't put out the hit. B-Rock, what are some of the beats you wish you did? Oh, well, at least two Dr. Dre beats.

At least two primo beats. Yeah, but we'll see you remember them or you just know. It'll come to me, some big L shit. I wish I did the big picture. Beat. I love that. Who else I said? You said two...

Drey Primo. Prima. And Drey, I wish I made the chronic. Jesus Christ. Yeah, because I was hooked to that. No, I was hooked a long, too. Chronic? Yeah, that was some shit.

I can't front out of you. I got a little jealous. Was it chronic? Yeah. Yeah, that shit took the world. The way he was using was like, he sounded like AI in that day. Back in. That shit sounded like motion pitches, little ghetto boy, all that shit.

was just out of control. Name me a couple of songs you wish you did. So when you hear it in the club... All hits. That's a good question. Lean back. In the club. Oh, shit.

Walk out of you. Flojo. Flojo. Straight it out. They reminisce over you. Fucking, whose world is this? I wish I made mad show them. I wish I made in the club for sure.

Every time I hear it, I'd be like, You know, I made candy shop with Scott Storch. You know, I told him how to make the shit. He made it and 50, turned that into some other shit. He called me 20 times. Are you sure I could give it to 50 his before any be for anything? I was like, hey, give it to him. Man, every time I hear that motherfucker, I'd be like, God, dang.

But, like, how did I let that? I heard how to ride before everybody. Like, 50 don't remember this, but was in trackmaster and saw me. He was like, yo, yo, you Pete, check this out. And he just pulled him to the corner. He started spitting the lyrics to how to rock. And I was like, you're going to upset a lot of people with this one. Then when I heard that beat, I was like, oh, no, that shit was crazy.

You know, he's the original neutral. Yeah. But checkmate happened, so 914, 914, baby. 914. 914, checkmate. Yeah. 914, baby. No, I don't play.

Yeah. Like, I don't listen to Ith. I don't listen to I, I don't listen to I. I don't listen to Super Ugly. I don't listen to you on my dance. Now that beefs are over, I can't entertain it now. Like, you know, that shit is over. I did a beef record.

What beef record you did? Common, nice cute. I heard that. He told us here. Wow. He did tell us stuff. The bitching you? Yes, sir.

That's crazy. I remember you did that. What was the hottest beef record in the game? Me is the bridge is over. Lyrically. The bridge is over. It's the first time I knew. Jamaican. That's true.

That's true. That was a good one. What are you going to do? What, that's a good one? I like that. I like that. I get myself. How many South Bronx? Wasn't too much Jamaicans.

I like that one. There's people across the country ain't grow up with Puerto Rican. How many rappers got putting any place behind a disc record? A disc record? Oh, no. Behind a disc record. How many rappers said, I ain't going at that.

leaving it alone. Yo, let me tell you something. K.R.S. 1 was my hero. Mm-hmm. I get that. He was his shit's creep. I get that. Okay, I don't know what the fuck he was thinking going up against the whole juice crew and all that, but it was not...

Even me, the number one KRS fan. He did. Listen, he did. Eventually, we know the outcome. He's the first gangster rapper, actually. Hi-H-Q. Icedee. Nah, I think. think are just ICE. No, criminal minded.

Ice T's before. Criminal minded before. Yeah. That's a, no. Ice, do you come out before ICE criminal mind? No. Did he?

What, hell yeah. Ice T's older than T. Wait a minute. Oh, yeah, but I'm saying... My 9 mill of me. I felt like criminal... Ice T. Listen,

Ice D had the first record deal. But roofed on anybody. The rooftop was still open. You're saying that. Yeah. But Ice T had the first video. Yeah. The first 70.

I was with him. He was with him. Ice tea had a song in the video. Ice D.D. was in breaking. That was before criminal. That was before everything. Icey definitely got his AARP call. Okay.

Okay. Like, do you ask you a AARL stay or they just send it over and say, Oh. He's a searching gangster. What? Huh? Like, I think I'm at the point where I could get a discount on the bus. Criminal-minded before?

See? I told you. Drake had come out. I told you. The movie breaking. You had me questioning my history. Wake up breaking. Did you hear what he said, though, bro?

No. Okay. He came on a few. So I was right. See, I was right. It went out of the street. 83. 84.

Breaking. First. In March of being 7th. Okay. Brakees in July. Breaking when came out. Oh, okay. You're right.

He got them. Yeah. Oh, I see him first. I've been paying. I'm like a student. Flag on me. A notion. He up there saying gangster rap and raking.

They threw a shit with the broomstick. He was up there with hammered into and Tents. I remember that. I remember that. Yeah, he was doing the backslide. Yeah, he was back. Moonwalking and they said kill shit. Turbo, that's turbo.

What the fuck? And then the fancy. Yeah, that Jay Street. Ice team. All right. Man, he was Ice Team. Your best thing is in the deal. Hey, it's us, the journalist.

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LL. Kul J destroyed a lot of careers. His first battle with Kumo D, that was like, joint for joint, joint, joint, joint. That was a real battle. What? Kumonti was considered the nicest lyricist at the time. I was able to make... He could tell my boss it was no song better

than the Wow, Wow. Would they... My Pops? He made a record to Teddy. I play anything here, my I'm giving me fuck. I used to live uptown. This is real hit my 15th. My Pots tell you to WaiWa West.

Everything turned all that shit up. I want to hear this. My Paz. I played that says death, that album. Kumodee, how you like me now? How you like me now? Teddy Raleigh? Come on, bro.

Teddy Raleigh did that? Yeah, big. 30 Lolli did more things. The first, too. As you didn't know, man, this is called the show. T.R. did a lot of shit. T.R. did. Rats new generation.

Man, that's new generation. For cool key for them. Set G. 100 minutes, man, the turn of this and then, no. That's classical two. Classical two is the name of them. For rap's new generation? They went on rooftop records.

Rooftop had a label. No, no, no. I remember. The rooftop had a label. The first time I heard that was, I was in Vietnam in the Bronx at a house party

and they played Wraps New Jennerous Get on out the movie No he got a video with me about 14 with the bubble goose with the big in the middle

of the fucking jam I was grilling the whole fucking party You know what I'm saying They got a video somewhere out there like that You gotta find that shit For me

They got a video And remember the time Michael Jackson No we got a video If you're gonna post that You breakdance I was doing that shit. You're doing that shit.

I wasn't like, you spinning on your head and shit. I was windmill and impact spinning. I could still do it to this day. Anybody want to bet. I got windmill. I got 10 windmills in me. Yo, Pete Rock.

What's up, brother? Where's hip-hop going? Artists don't even want to rap no more now. These young boys want to stream. Only the pioneers can save us. Only if people like us can save this that understand the realness. of what we're doing.

You know, the music we make, you know, the now we understand how important the youth is in today's society with everything that's happened, you know what I'm saying? And we want to connect it there. Because I mean, I had a hard time listening to that music. I was harsh. And my apology is, you know, the day-la-so album.

We made a record called yours and we talked to the mute. So that's kind of like my apology joined to the youth. It's called yours? Yeah. I heard it. I didn't, I didn't, think. Share it. The break is on it,

comments on it. All right. Yeah. And so that record was an apology record to the news. So I feel like with us,

being Olga, that know how to stay the shit, it's going to be up to us to really have them connect with what we do. And hopefully,

you know, they listen. And when we're gone, you know what they tell me his son because I hustle him all the time. His son coming here.

He's having debates with the, he's crazy. He goes with my son with his daughter. Everybody, Norris kids. I don't want to debate. I want to know what the youth is thinking.

Yeah, that's my man. You know what I'm saying? So I go, yo, what they say about this or what they think about that. And then they'll tell me and I'm like, are you serious? I can't cast what they get into it. Where they have answers is far fetch. It's just they don't understand. I'm in the pool with Norrie's sons.

I said, who's your favorite rapper? They tell me a name of a guy I never heard. I said, what they was like, unc? You're not going to like it. I said, what you mean? The beat is trash, the rapper's trash. He's my favorite. Like, yo!

Like, who does that? Who's the best producer in the past five years? Who do you think that is? Past five years. That's like a microwave question. Damn. Come from where longevity is nobody. I'm going to say Alchemist shines.

Alchemist. I'm going to say he shines through. Alchemist. And that. A-O-C? Alchemist. Alchemist. Yeah, we bumped into each other in Japan.

Oh, shit. I don't know. I'm walking in the record store. You all was shopping in the record store digging. In Japan? I walk in and I see this guy. I'm like, yo, that's... And then we hung out.

Uh-oh. I remember one time I was walking by the train station and somebody was selling some old records. And I bought them. Maybe $3 a bunch of old records. brought him back to Diamond. And he looped up this joint I had. I had one of my first demos was he's a big shot.

Tred Joe is a big shot. He took it from the record we bought and made a fucking beat out of it. And that was like one of my first demos. You know, with Diamond, I've seen so much greatness with Diamond, you know, he still got it. Like, I go see him DJ and he got the same ditty bop. I'm like the Diamond Diddy Bob. And it's crazy, right? Because I told you that reminisce is probably the greatest beat of the noise.

I like horns. Horns hit. Right now, what even just, horns is just like, like my lifestyle. I like horns for some reason. Even that joint, y'all just played the gangsta, gangsters, that's some horns. That's shit, though. What's your favorite instrument to sample? Keyboard sounds and I like horns.

I did the horn thing. You horned. You was a heavy horns and everybody started following. I got it. I got it mostly from 45 King. But Molly, Molly started doing it first, no doubt. But 45 King stressed it and then I just said, I just capitalized. You know, let me tell you something.

I'm starting to work again, right? And I'm asking people for that raw sound. The other day I heard, It's a hard knock life. Even though that was a commercial hit, if you listen to it now, it had that war 45 King sound a master. I can't find producers these days to get that.

What's the problem? Even when they do the raw sound, they'll do something glossy. They'll do something to it. He won't have a black girl. This is why AI is bad for music, okay? They don't have souls. They don't have the ideas that come from here to here and land here.

Just a little knowledge about, you know, the music, it has to come from within for it to be dope. AI could never read. You know what's crazy is I had this guy every Sunday. I don't want to why it lined me up, but I go to the Italian deli, and I go get my olives, my stuff, you know. And they had a guy there that was almost like the rain man. You know, he was... Huh? Canolese olives.

Matamel. You know, mozzarella. Like... Moutan. Moutrelle. The Mouserrel. He called his fucking... What did he call?

Mottes Mottes Moll. Yo, come on. Hey, watch them canoese. You dogs. Them communities. All right is Muconel. Hey, he's Moods around me. It's Jekis and Taurus, it's mootter out.

Called him Mok's a Mell. You can't go back. They're in the poison. Can I say something? Mok's a Milt. So I get to talking to this guy, right? So I'm in there talking to him, and then he's talking about jazz music and this. He says, hip-hop.

You know how to play instruments? You know how to, I said, no. He was like, so where does hip-hop come from? So as I'm explaining to him, for the first time in my life, it opened my mind. So I was like, yo, hip hop comes from sampling all other art forms of music,

whether it's Jamaican, whether it's jazz, whether it's, it don't matter. We sample everybody else's music and I'm explaining it to him. And while I'm explaining it to him, I'm hearing it myself for the first time where I'm like, oh shit, we come from all kind of music. Right?

and DMC. I'm the king of rock. I said, you know they sample. Haley Rod. Remember that? Haley Rock. Yeah, remember that shit. And I'm going to tell you, we did the 50th anniversary in Yankee Stadium.

And if you asked me, I silently, you know, none of my victory, nobody broadcasts Fat Joe's victories. They just won't. Whoever you named stepped up on the stage, I really believe top three, top two, I ripped it down more than anybody. I don't care. Common got busy too, though. Carmen was there.

He did good. He didn't do it. Not better than you, though. All right, Joe, rip that shit down. In the backyard. Yeah, nobody ripped it down like me. But I'm going to keep it real with you. I go up with my family to the suite.

And them boys came on. That's just a do. No, no, no, no, no. And I was just like a kid again. And one DMC, I was like, yo, the gods is here. Like, one DMS. That was big for me. When I was a kid, they were,

like superhero god cause him in Memorial. Come on, bro. Fat boys, one deal, see, rapping duke, and something else. My mom's brought me there. That was one of my best time of my life.

Let's dig up there, producer. I know his name, but you remember right. Larry, uh... Larry Smith. Larry took me inside. It's Captain Lyke. That's my friend. Sovindro, 4.50.

He never came back. Yeah. Fucking genius, man. Dave, DMX, all of us. Dave cut the record down to. That was Davey Dave. You're all the best. Cut this beat because of it is.

Dave, cut the record down to it. Davy Dee. Yeah, Larry Smith. You called them. What did you call them? Davey, you called them something else, right? Baby D.

You're all the best. Cut this. You're for the D and A. I used to like Malcolm McLaren. Yep. Worlds, world's famous. Supreme team. It was a pre-team show, so, so.

Yep. That shit was crazy. It was crazy. It was. Right? That's true. Earbop shit, right? That shit was crazy.

And you went to the, they had the jams in, was it around the same time as the Bronx? The jams in Mount Vernon, they had to have jams too, right? Yes. Graham School Park. Memorial Field. And then there was a 70s concert

with the Jackson Five came in about that. That's what he said. No, no. No, he went to the one. I caught run-d-seat, bad boys. In them. Rapping Duke. Well, you said, you went to the Michael Jackson.

No, no, no. I mean, I don't feel did a rap concert in the 80s where Run DemC performed. Somebody told me they went to that fucking Michael Jackson. A younger brother,

Jackson 5. It's dancing with one DMC. You know what I'm saying? Shout out to grab love. Yeah, sir. What was, because we're about to go, but what was the first song that you would hear all the time

walking into the jams when you was a kid? I had to get up and dance. You don't want to origin, not even when the... That's the party. Grandmaster Flats. Yeah, that's the party joint. Like, that's the joint.

Whoever had turntables, put the speaker in the window, cut the hell out of that. You hearing it for Apple, man. And Apache. Yeah. And a patty. Well, I'm going to tell you to you. Patsy's one that I'm going to tell you to you. Big beat.

Good times. Good times. Oh, God. That was it. Good time. That was it. Good time. Good time.

That was. You right. No, you race. That was. That was. Nobody. play that shit won right there. That's it.

You are absolutely correct. One one. One another one? They cut the fuck out of the good. One more. One more. To be real. Oh.

To be real. To be real. Yeah. Yeah. Dance to the drum is beat. Those two is the most. Let's dance. Dance to the drum.

No, that dance to the drummers. Beat was less dance. Let's dance in Jamaica. And then they will always go here. Will men play it? Producing mango work And some go stealing Everybody got to make a living

And I remember sitting on the project Radiator You know that she was hot as hell in the way One thing the project Don't lack is the fucking heat My man I remember sitting Who's your noseble

Radiator listening to a cassette Women playing M& Producing Mango And all of them from the islands too That might be the first lyrics I ever analyzed as a kid. Like where I said, what are these women playing women producing, man, go work is some good skilling. Everybody got to make a kid homeless. Heavenly.

And I was, oh, shit. Yes, sir. Oh, shit. That's the ultimate joint right there. What? Yo, listen, this episode of Joe and Jada was brought to you by 1800 tequila, the finest agave tequila. The best.

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