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Q&A: Nas’s Brother, Jungle, on Life in Queensbridge and the New Doc ‘Time Is Illmatic’ TRIBECA FILM

A lot of people couldn’t believe how different you are from your brother. He comes across as quiet and pensive; you seem forthright and more candid. Are you guys total opposites?

We are. Yeah, he’s laid-back and I’m very wild. But if you get around us, you’ll go, “Oh, y’all brothers.” We have the same actions, beliefs, and theories, but I’m way different with how I act and what I say. I like telling jokes a lot. I am way wilder as a person.

[Speaking] as someone who has followed Nas’s career from the start, you guys always had this weird dynamic. It’s like, even though you are the younger brother, you never acted like the little brother.

I am really overprotective of him. It’s almost like he’s my little brother. It’s been like that since we were kids. He was always more laid-back than me, so as kids sometimes I would fight a big guy because [Nas] wasn’t a fast fighter. I would fight at the drop of a hat.


Once his music career [started], I knew what kind of person my brother is. He’s not soft or nothing, but he’s just laid-back. Coming out of Queensbridge, you had all these guys that wanted to be down, or wanted to extort you or take your chain — all of this stuff will mess up your career. I made sure nothing happened. I did anything to make sure nothing happened. I would have laid my life out to make sure nothing ever happened. If someone pulled out a gun, I would step right there. That’s my big brother, but I’m his big brother, though.


http://grantland.com/hollywood-pros...ueensbridge-and-the-new-doc-time-is-illmatic/



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Q&A: Nas’s Brother, Jungle, on Life in Queensbridge and the New Doc ‘Time Is Illmatic’ TRIBECA FILM

A lot of people couldn’t believe how different you are from your brother. He comes across as quiet and pensive; you seem forthright and more candid. Are you guys total opposites?

We are. Yeah, he’s laid-back and I’m very wild. But if you get around us, you’ll go, “Oh, y’all brothers.” We have the same actions, beliefs, and theories, but I’m way different with how I act and what I say. I like telling jokes a lot. I am way wilder as a person.

[Speaking] as someone who has followed Nas’s career from the start, you guys always had this weird dynamic. It’s like, even though you are the younger brother, you never acted like the little brother.

I am really overprotective of him. It’s almost like he’s my little brother. It’s been like that since we were kids. He was always more laid-back than me, so as kids sometimes I would fight a big guy because [Nas] wasn’t a fast fighter. I would fight at the drop of a hat.


Once his music career [started], I knew what kind of person my brother is. He’s not soft or nothing, but he’s just laid-back. Coming out of Queensbridge, you had all these guys that wanted to be down, or wanted to extort you or take your chain — all of this stuff will mess up your career. I made sure nothing happened. I did anything to make sure nothing happened. I would have laid my life out to make sure nothing ever happened. If someone pulled out a gun, I would step right there. That’s my big brother, but I’m his big brother, though.


http://grantland.com/hollywood-pros...ueensbridge-and-the-new-doc-time-is-illmatic/
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Q&A: Nas’s Brother, Jungle, on Life in Queensbridge and the New Doc ‘Time Is Illmatic’ TRIBECA FILM
A lot of people couldn’t believe how different you are from your brother. He comes across as quiet and pensive; you seem forthright and more candid. Are you guys total opposites?
We are. Yeah, he’s laid-back and I’m very wild. But if you get around us, you’ll go, “Oh, y’all brothers.” We have the same actions, beliefs, and theories, but I’m way different with how I act and what I say. I like telling jokes a lot. I am way wilder as a person.
[Speaking] as someone who has followed Nas’s career from the start, you guys always had this weird dynamic. It’s like, even though you are the younger brother, you never acted like the little brother.
I am really overprotective of him. It’s almost like he’s my little brother. It’s been like that since we were kids. He was always more laid-back than me, so as kids sometimes I would fight a big guy because [Nas] wasn’t a fast fighter. I would fight at the drop of a hat.


Once his music career [started], I knew what kind of person my brother is. He’s not soft or nothing, but he’s just laid-back. Coming out of Queensbridge, you had all these guys that wanted to be down, or wanted to extort you or take your chain — all of this stuff will mess up your career. I made sure nothing happened. I did anything to make sure nothing happened. I would have laid my life out to make sure nothing ever happened. If someone pulled out a gun, I would step right there. That’s my big brother, but I’m his big brother, though.

http://grantland.com/hollywood-pros...ueensbridge-and-the-new-doc-time-is-illmatic/


 
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Snoop did diss biggie tho.. "Ya fat, ya black, Ya Wack" on some freestyle that never got released during that that. Guess he forgot.

Anyways. Always love hearing his stories. Funny think is, no matter what happened :ahh:was not gonna let them fire them cannons in the middle of Bryant park and :pachaha:knew that.

:pachaha:Was a master opportunist and strategists.had one shot been fired mad would still be locked up today they woulda gave him them shmurda charges
 

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Snoop did diss biggie tho.. "Ya fat, ya black, Ya Wack" on some freestyle that never got released during that that. Guess he forgot.

Anyways. Always love hearing his stories. Funny think is, no matter what happened :ahh:was not gonna let them fire them cannons in the middle of Bryant park and :pachaha:knew that.

:pachaha:Was a master opportunist and strategists.had one shot been fired mad would still be locked up today they woulda gave him them shmurda charges

yeah "plus you got one dead eye"...that track was on The Lost Sessions album Death Row released about 4 or 5 years ago....
 

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He Say, She Say shyt :pachaha:

I'll go with the 2 gawds Pac and Nas chopped it up and reconciled :obama:

exactly. These corny nikkas fetishize ignorant shyt way too much. Someone had to "lost" or "get punked." This shyt like 96. You'd think more people would just accept that two GOATs and intelligent rappers spoke to each other instead of fighting and squashed their beef.
 

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Outlawz are from jersey pac told fatal to get his people ready for when pac touched down. Fatal said he had 150 goons with him and they were yelling at nas until pac told them to stop so he can talk to nas.

So far suge said he punked nas
Snoop said he punked nas
And fatal said he punked nas

Nas lost.



Lol . Nas lost? Ecclesiastes 9:4, "a living dog is better than a dead lion." Funny how Tupac's name is in the urban dictionary spelled backwards.

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=caput

caput
Done with, over, dead, broken, the end of, no more
After you dropped that cellphone in the pool, I'm sure it is caput!
Tupac..... spelled backwards.....caput
 
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I believe the truth is somewhere in the middle.


Nas may have been rolling deeper that night, but I wouldn't be surprised if Tupac stepped to him like he owned NY:yeshrug:



Just look at the personality types of the two nikkaz involved.


Not saying Nas is a punk, but he's a more laid back, mellow dude.


Pac on the other hand, is a loud/ultra animated nikka, known for walking into fires.He's the same nikka who screamed down on Jimmy Henchmen & challenged a whole arena full of Vice Lords/GD's to a fight.Hell, he recklessly ran up on a known killer like Orlando Anderson(Cali nikkaz'll tell ya.He was known for having an itchy trigger finger.I know the MOB Piru had to have schooled him about Orlando).

Extreme.

Again, not saying Nas was shaking in his boots, but Pac stepping up to Nas loudly/aggressively, even with 1000 QB goons behind him, wouldn't surprise me.

And that's not Nas getting punked, that's just the way Pac was
 

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NY all day..Da Stead & BK..
But Jungle used to put in work for his bro because Nas aint a st

how do you know this? You from qb?
Son Jungle handled stuff for Nas and had his back no doubt...but Nas aint run to him for everything and he's had his own fights. This is a fact. Matter of fact. Even after Prodigy released that book. Capone was like "dont mention Nas. Nas will fukk u up". If u believe a street nikka like Nas never had a fight in his life I dont know what to tell u.
 

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Another 14 year old posting another irrelevant 2pac thread (and yeah im here, only to say that tho!) cuz the post-death 2pac is their God. This is from 2008-09, even that shyt is years old and these little children come up for some irrelevant shyt like making sure they make "hot topics" like that shyt matters. He died 1996. Let it go you weirdos.

Post-death fanatism smh :snoop:
 
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