Let me send a big shout out to Cali. My nikkaz came out West tryna get on and yall showed my Midwest nikkaz love.
Yall can take big credit for putin us Midwest nikkaz on the map.
Much respect
....Its crazy enuff hearing it on cd
Daaaamn, that is how it happened?????DX: Let’s switch gears here … Can you clarify once and forever whether it was you or Eazy who actually discovered Bone Thugs-N-Harmony? B.G. Knocc Out: It was actually Dre'sta Da Gangsta. We were doin’ a show in Cleveland at the time, which Eazy was headlining …. Then we got off stage after we finished performing [and] there was a lot of people standing by the [backstage area]. And Bone happened to be there. And at this time it was only Layzie [Bone], Bizzy [Bone] and [Flesh-N-Bone]. Krayzie [Bone] and Wish [Bone], we didn’t know who they were [yet]. We didn’t know them until they actually came to [Los Angeles]. When we walked by E was in front of us, so me and my brother was last behind E. So all these people was like, “E! E!,” calling his name. And he just kept walking. My brother was behind me, so when he seen these three youngsters, when he seen Layzie, Flesh and Bizzy, he was like, , “C’mon man.” And when they came back there, there was a few people back there rappin’ for us. But when I heard these three little brothers get down I was like, “Wow.” I kept telling E, I was like, “E, man, you gotta get these dudes.” They was just immaculate. Like, they harmonizing with they lyrics, it was ridiculous. So when we got back to L.A. I used to ask him periodically, I used to be like, “E, what happened to them Cleveland guys?” He was like, “Uh, I don’t know; I ain’t heard from ‘em.” ‘Cause E used to do that, he a give you all his numbers but you still wouldn’t be able to contact him. And so I think about a [couple months] passed by and then I asked him [again], I was like, “E, what happened to them Cleveland brothers?” And he was like, “Oh, you know what? They came out here. I got ‘em in the hotel.” And ever since then they been like brothers.
Could you imagine hearing that style for the first time live and in person
Daaaamn, that is how it happened?????
I love Cali
..r their any other versions uve heard?
I heard the flesh goin to see eazy one and now the one u told meU know its hard to tell cuz I thought I remember hearin a differet version where Flesh catches a bus and meets eazy e?seem like it may have went down partially like BG Knockout say,but it seem like Eazy may have already knew about them nikkas by the time he got to Cleveland:smugeazy:...and Dresta and BG just THOUGHT they was the first to know on some Christopher Columbus shyt:pachaha
Flesh On meeting Eazy-E: Faces of Death had just been released that summer, and we felt like we’d accumulated all the local fame we could get, so it was time to spread our wings. We’d had a brief visit out to LA and saw the networking out there and thought that it was where we needed to be to branch out in the music world. The scene was popping there —we figured it was a mecca of the industry and that we had to move to LA or New York. We talked to Eazy on the phone first and auditioned by spitting flows ove the phone, and then we figured we had to meet him in Cleveland. So he was on tour at the time and we wanted to open up for him, we got to do so, and linked up with him there, and it was on from there.
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So maybe Flesh had already went to Cali and met Eazy when he visited LA and wuz networking?Bg's story sounds cooler on some spur of the moment shyt,but the more I think about it it doesn't make as much sense with them just randomly standing backstage....BG and Dresta probaly just never heard of em but Eazy the gawd already had the paperwork ready
DX: Let’s switch gears here … Can you clarify once and forever whether it was you or Eazy who actually discovered Bone Thugs-N-Harmony? B.G. Knocc Out: It was actually Dre'sta Da Gangsta. We were doin’ a show in Cleveland at the time, which Eazy was headlining …. Then we got off stage after we finished performing [and] there was a lot of people standing by the [backstage area]. And Bone happened to be there. And at this time it was only Layzie [Bone], Bizzy [Bone] and [Flesh-N-Bone]. Krayzie [Bone] and Wish [Bone], we didn’t know who they were [yet]. We didn’t know them until they actually came to [Los Angeles]. When we walked by E was in front of us, so me and my brother was last behind E. So all these people was like, “E! E!,” calling his name. And he just kept walking. My brother was behind me, so when he seen these three youngsters, when he seen Layzie, Flesh and Bizzy, he was like, , “C’mon man.” And when they came back there, there was a few people back there rappin’ for us. But when I heard these three little brothers get down I was like, “Wow.” I kept telling E, I was like, “E, man, you gotta get these dudes.” They was just immaculate. Like, they harmonizing with they lyrics, it was ridiculous. So when we got back to L.A. I used to ask him periodically, I used to be like, “E, what happened to them Cleveland guys?” He was like, “Uh, I don’t know; I ain’t heard from ‘em.” ‘Cause E used to do that, he a give you all his numbers but you still wouldn’t be able to contact him. And so I think about a [couple months] passed by and then I asked him [again], I was like, “E, what happened to them Cleveland brothers?” And he was like, “Oh, you know what? They came out here. I got ‘em in the hotel.” And ever since then they been like brothers.
Could you imagine hearing that style for the first time live and in person
saw these nikkas at the House Of Blues in hollywood, my inner child finally died in peace
But actually seeing all 5 doing songs with all 5 of them was 
and at the same time. Then to witness front row was
i felt the exact same way when i finally saw all 5 perform for the first time last december. I saw them perform like 6 times my whole life. the most was 3 and the least was 2.
and at the same dame time....