I think something happened around the Hip-Hop is dead era. I know during that time he changed managers and he distanced himself from his old crew. Wiz wasn't around any longer and even LES stopped being his tour DJ.
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He said it was what Wiz wanted.
I’m paraphrasing the quote but he said something to effect of
“Wiz is in Queensbridge running around with a missing tooth and God bless him. Because thats where he wants to be”
lol.. y'all making too much out of it.
Nas lives in LA.
But Nas and Wiz cool. Wiz was at the videoshoot in QB
Aye man Nas has a wild sense of humor... Dude is truly different with words man lol
Aiyyyo lmfaoooooo
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There's friends I only see once a year
Nothing change, love is there
Some brothers you outgrow, leave them there
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Been relistening to the Pod, and it's really good when you relisten. The Jeezy, Roxanne Shante, Teddy Riley, Jazzy Jeff episodes
held me through the day today
held me through the day today
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MC Shan too, all the Juice Crew nikkas
Episode 28: Salt-N-Pepa
One thing that separated Salt-N-Pepa from their contemporaries is that they didn’t tone down their femininity in order to compete with their male counterparts. They were able to be themselves. But it did take some struggle. As they explained to Nas and Minya, Salt and Pepa had to break from the artistic control of their mentor Hurby “Luv Bug” Azor in order to be able to feel completely free. They also talked about “Let’s Talk About Sex,” and why they felt the need to turn the hit song into a PSA about AIDS, and how they dealt with being called “sell-outs” when their music crossed over in a major way.
next week: Stretch & Bobbito
One thing that separated Salt-N-Pepa from their contemporaries is that they didn’t tone down their femininity in order to compete with their male counterparts. They were able to be themselves. But it did take some struggle. As they explained to Nas and Minya, Salt and Pepa had to break from the artistic control of their mentor Hurby “Luv Bug” Azor in order to be able to feel completely free. They also talked about “Let’s Talk About Sex,” and why they felt the need to turn the hit song into a PSA about AIDS, and how they dealt with being called “sell-outs” when their music crossed over in a major way.
next week: Stretch & Bobbito
Episode 29: Stretch & Bobbito
If you were a hip-hop fan in the ‘90s, Stretch Armstrong & Bobbito Garcia had the ultimate and craziest college radio show to ever live. Before everyone had social media, Stretch and Bob were the go-to source for the next up-and-coming rap artist. Biggie, Jay-Z, Wu-Tang, Eminem, Big Pun, Big L, Mobb Deep—and, yes, even Nas—are just some of the unsigned names who rhymed on the air to the delight of rap fans lucky enough to be listening. Nas, Minya, Stretch and Bob had a blast reliving those wild hip-hop nights. Bobbito and Stretch even surprised Nas by reciting some of his old rhymes that never appeared on any album.
next week: swizz beatz
If you were a hip-hop fan in the ‘90s, Stretch Armstrong & Bobbito Garcia had the ultimate and craziest college radio show to ever live. Before everyone had social media, Stretch and Bob were the go-to source for the next up-and-coming rap artist. Biggie, Jay-Z, Wu-Tang, Eminem, Big Pun, Big L, Mobb Deep—and, yes, even Nas—are just some of the unsigned names who rhymed on the air to the delight of rap fans lucky enough to be listening. Nas, Minya, Stretch and Bob had a blast reliving those wild hip-hop nights. Bobbito and Stretch even surprised Nas by reciting some of his old rhymes that never appeared on any album.
next week: swizz beatz