"THEY FORCED FU-SCHNICKENS TO CHANGE THIS..." CHIP FU TALKS GROUP BREAKING UP!
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ajnapoleon
Veteran
Back in the day I tried to rap along with Chip fu when they came on the radio 
Major fail
Major fail
TrapHouse Rock
All Star
All I remember is "What's Up, Doc?" w/ SHAQ BLEW UP Summer of 93' but they second album didn't come out until late 94' and the
musically landscape had COMPLETELY shifted they never really fell off tho....IMO
Moc Fu was my fav emcee for a little while shame Chip and him ain't cool no more
musically landscape had COMPLETELY shifted they never really fell off tho....IMO
Moc Fu was my fav emcee for a little while shame Chip and him ain't cool no more
ajnapoleon
Veteran
The_Hillsta
Neva missin a beat
Back in the grooooooooove....no way u can handle dis! shyts so fly u can call it skanless.....
Even copped the second tape with the single on the CB4 soundtrack with Gusto running down the steps with the shyt bumpin...
Miss hearin them cats in the mix...
Even copped the second tape with the single on the CB4 soundtrack with Gusto running down the steps with the shyt bumpin...
Miss hearin them cats in the mix...
Plankton
Superstar
Word, I was thinking the same thing. That funk style of "Breakdown" was so mid 92/mid 93ish that by the time that song hit towards the end of 94 that sound was old. It sounded like something Redman would have done on his first album when he was doing something different around the same time with his 2nd album.
Awesome Wells
The Bobby Womack of Crack
Loved the group when I was a kid.
But in just being honest, they weren't built for longevity. They were perfect for the early 90's though. The energy and fun vibe was right on time, back then. But Chip-Fu was the only one in the group we could see doing some things later. And even he dropped the ball with that, which he admits.
They had a nice amount of classic singles though. I used to play their records all day!
But in just being honest, they weren't built for longevity. They were perfect for the early 90's though. The energy and fun vibe was right on time, back then. But Chip-Fu was the only one in the group we could see doing some things later. And even he dropped the ball with that, which he admits.
They had a nice amount of classic singles though. I used to play their records all day!
i was trying to enjoy that but the camera man fukked it all up. like man SHUT UP when youre recording man
Awesome Wells
The Bobby Womack of Crack
This interview definitely illustrates the different levels of being a man and maturity.
Chip is up there trying to go over events that took place, and as usual on this podcast, there's always some old loser bum who still has the mind of a 14 year old saying out of pocket sh*t that annoys the guest. This is what happened when AZ was up there a couple years ago. And that's why this podcast has been trash for years.
If you're a grown man speaking on events that changed your life and career, and have a couple of dudes your age speaking foolishly and trying to be funny at the same time you're going over what happened, it just shows that ain't no cure for these dumb n*ggas. This show is still on life support.
Awesome Wells
The Bobby Womack of Crack
Just played this joint like a week ago!
Copped this on vinyl back in the day when it dropped and it became one of my favorite joints from them.
Definitely one of their better songs that a lot of people kinda slept on.
The_Hillsta
Neva missin a beat
Yeah bruh, second tape had some slept on cuts, still workout to Breakdown, both versions...lol
Me and my chick at the time, we would be playin this shyt in her Corsica. We both loved Fu-Schnickens...real shyt.
This rap shyt used to be so much fun...still is to me reminiscin....