Cee-Lo Green on The Breakfast Club - Impact of Losing Biggie, Sticking to his Roots

[FreshAIG]

 

[keepitrealprk]

dude is a creep, we don't forget!

 

[No Hook]

Cee-Lo was always a good spirited nikka. He used to spit that shyt back in the day

 

[Pop123]

Dope interview

And that Brick Road song is fire, I think because it's him tho people are kinda unsure how to receive it

 

[DamienWayne]

thought they would bring up the exploding phone

 

[Ronnie Lott]

 

[DatNkkaCutty]

Only a ngga from down south could fukk up the look of a milky ass Coogi on the day of BIG's death...

 

[ThaPrez]

Time stamp ?

 

[Ronnie Lott]

Time stamp ?

The first 10 mins

 

[Soundwave]

If I recall correctly, Goodie Mob were the first people to hear Hit Em Up

Confirmed by E.D.I. Amin

 

[skokiaan]

interview about making music

 

[Ronnie Lott]

If I recall correctly, Goodie Mob were the first people to hear Hit Em Up

Confirmed by E.D.I. Amin

 

[UserNameless]

If I recall correctly, Goodie Mob were the first people to hear Hit Em Up

Confirmed by E.D.I. Amin

@Ronnie Lott

TMo talks about in one his interviews on a station based out of ATL.


Said they heard it and literally got the chills and the whole energy changed in the room ... like a dark energy engulfed the room. Said they all were ready to bounce.


#DeeperThanRap

 

[old boy]

good ass interview

i have so much respect for this cats artistry, dope since day one

 

[shopthatwrecks]

If I recall correctly, Goodie Mob were the first people to hear Hit Em Up

Confirmed by E.D.I. Amin

It’s video of them coming into the studio where pac was