Glaze Speaks On Big Daddy Kane Getting ROBBED For All His Jewelry In Brooklyn

[mson]

 

[KENNY DA COOKER]

Thank god they didn't have the INTERNET back.then


Although this incident takes nothing away from Kane's legacy as one of the best to.ever do it

The news of Kane getting robbed for his jewels would certainly have influenced a different perception of him

Also this confirms what I been saying for years as an.OG ...

The golden era was full of fukkery as well it's just wasn't publicized

 

[L. Deezy]

Man, that would have been an epic hip hop story if social media was around..

 

[Zero]

DEFINITELY would've killed his image. Worse than fukking with Madonna :dayum:

 

[Billy Ocean]

This is Brooklyn in the crack era. fukk Kane doing lounging in the middle of the Ps with jewelry on? He should've known better. But rappers and athletes getting robbed never really shocks me. Only a VERY SMALL FEW handful of rappers got it like that.

 

[KENNY DA COOKER]

This is Brooklyn in the crack era. fukk Kane doing lounging in the middle of the Ps with jewelry on? He should've known better. But rappers and athletes getting robbed never really shocks me. Only a VERY SMALL FEW handful of rappers got it like that.

RAPPERS always blurred the lines between the STREETS and ENTERTAINMENT

so many ASSUMED they were good in the streets simply cause they were "affiliated" or cool with certain street cats or dope boys

im a triple OG who hung around mobile deejays and promoters i slanged mixtapes too so witnessed alot of fukkery in hip hop that didn't getting publicized

i remember seeing DANA DANE in fort green with the same souped up Volvo he bragged about on records .....

you gotta understand this was the golden era of ART but not COMMERCE unlike the 90s these dudes weren't getting HUGE ADVANCES.from the labels cause RAP was still considered a gimmick by the majors..and many couldn't afford to cop the minimansion out in jersey or conneticut ...many still LIVED IN THE SAME HOODS they rapped about

SLICK RICK and BIZMARKIE made that same foolish mistake...both rocked mad jewels in the streets i remember seeing Slick Rick out in Ravenswood Projects out in queens back in the day when i was with my first girlfriend ..he was visiting some people ....and Biz always had on trunk jewelry...

but the tragic irony is BOTH OF THEM GOT STUCK UP for thier jewels multiple times

because they hung around street cats and thought they had the same leverage as street cats in the hood as they explain in this video they basically BRAGGING about hanging with "mad drug dealers" ..smh:



i remember being in Atlanta that time LL COOL J performed in the Omni back in that time...the atlanta hawks would always throw concerts on the weekend after home games.....(run dmc..atlantic starr, etc)

anyway a promoter i knew named Tico from cobb county had to rush LL and his crew to safety because LL was getting shot at in the bluff nearby in midtown ATL because "supposedly" LL and his boys was trying to cop some "nose candy" after the show

yeah the golden era was CRAZY fukk what all these writers and psuedo purists love to romanticize about it..

mofos was getting got and shot !!

 

[ReturnOfJudah]

In for after work

 

[3rdWorld]

Biggie refused to live there are after he blew up..for good reason.

 

[Pazzy]

RAPPERS always blurred the lines between the STREETS and ENTERTAINMENT

so many ASSUMED they were good in the streets simply cause they were "affiliated" or cool with certain street cats or dope boys

im a triple OG who hung around mobile deejays and promoters i slanged mixtapes too so witnessed alot of fukkery in hip hop that didn't getting publicized

i remember seeing DANA DANE in fort green with the same souped up Volvo who bragged about on records .....

you gotta understand this was the golden era of ART but not COMMERCE unlike the 90s these dudes weren't getting HUGE ADVANCES.from the labels cause RAP was still considered a gimmick by the majors..and many couldn't afford to cop the minimansion out in jersey or conneticut ...many still LIVED IN THE SAME HOODS they rapped about

SLICK RICK and BIZMARKIE made that same foolish mistake...both rocked mad jewels in the streets i remember seeing Slick Rick out in Ravenswood Projects out in queens back in the day when i was with my first girlfriend ..he was visiting some people ....and Biz always had on trunk jewelry...

but the tragic irony is BOTH OF THEM GOT STUCK UP for thier jewels multiple times

because they hung around street cats and thought they had the same leverage as street cats in the hood as they explain in this video they basically BRAGGING about hanging with "mad drug dealers" ..smh:



i remember being in Atlanta that time LL COOL J performed in the Omni back in that time...the atlanta hawks would always throw concerts on the weekend after home games.....(run dmc..atlantic starr, etc)

anyway a promoter i knew named Tico from cobb county had to rush LL and his crew to safety because LL was getting shot at in the bluff nearby in midtown ATL because "supposedly" LL and his boys was trying to cop some "nose candy" after the show

yeah the golden era was CRAZY fukk what all these writers and psuedo purists love to romanticize about it..

mofos was getting got and shot !!

You need to write a book about all the shyt from rappers secrets to the street shyt you know about. I'd buy it

 

[Tim2520]

Not surprising, unless you were a killer you was potentially food back then

 

[Ghostface Trillah]

Rappers used to get robbed left and right back in the 80's so this doesn't suprise me.It was the wild west and stick up kids were out to tax. It was reckless. I saw a guy get robbed by another dude with a pitbull, no gun, just a pitbull.

Rappers wasn't above the madness. A lot of them wasn't making leave the hood money but they had more money than the average hood cat so that made them targets. Didn't matter how many hood heavy cats they rolled with. Stick up kids aren't afraid of the risks cause it comes with the territory. Rappers did have enough money to get stick up kids clapped up though. That's what the whispers say happened to the real 50 cent and Killer Ben.

 

[Pop123]

Housing projects and the immediate surrounding areas are typically low income communities littered with drugs, crime and violence, which can be attributed to the low income, at root...not to mention the laughable educational system

All that said, robbing someone who is flashing their opulence in that type of environment isn't even being gangsta, it's answering the door when opportunity knocks. Why would you come into that environment looking like new money in the first place? Back in the day you had to be feared to shine like that, and even the scary dudes got got on occasion, Kane was just an entertainer. Go into a jungle full of nefarious lions with a dead zebra on your back brehs, I fault him more than I fault the robbers.

 

[KENNY DA COOKER]

You need to write a book about all the shyt from rappers secrets to the street shyt you know about. I'd buy it

I wish I could breh breh

But that would be disrespectful considering the bulk of these rappers have been good to me and my family over the years

Not just professionally speaking but personal as well

One in particular took my mother and my family into one of his homes in ATL during Hurricane Irma


so I feel in debt to them

Also certain stories I HAVE TO TAKE to the grave with me

 

[GoonieToons]

That G guy is Guy Tony of Pink Houses, known stick up kid, here he is with Killa Ben. They were all under Glaze leadership. Looks like he is wearing Kanes ropes

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[scuba]

This... I mean I have a different vibe because I actually grew up in brooklyn new york during this time period. There was a story of Kane getting robbed like every couple months... There was a lot of stories about Little Daddy Shane got robbed a lot too... Worst I heard back in the day is Kane got stuck and then the dudes made him freestyle...

Rappers in the 80s outside of like RUN DMC and them were just regular dudes as far as where you would see them, you would see them around all the time, and it was a time where robbing was just normal. Like the most thorough of thorough dudes got robbed. Everyone got robbed, it wasnt even a stigma to it like that.

I mean I will be honest, i grew up in that era, at that time i lived in crown heights going to middle and intermediate school, i took the 3 train from franklin ave in crown heights, met my friends at kingston ave, walked about 2 miles to our school which was at the intersection of flatbush, brownsville and crown heights EVERY DAY as a 11-13 year old. I literally expected to see someone get robbed, jumped, etc EVERY single day, I am not saying it like it was cool, i was terrified... but it was completely normal, every day occurrence. I remember starting high school and being like 2 months into 9th grade and suddenly realizing I hadnt seen anything go down in over a month, I literally was shocked.