Same here I had no idea he made that beat. Straight up "mind bottling"This is a bomb azz interview
I had no fukking idea Warren G produced one of my favorite rap songs
MC Breed feat 2pac- Gotta Get Mine
This interview is so fukkin dope
Warren G on the Combat Jack Show
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Great interview.
Warren is a funny dude. I never realised that before. Stories for days.
The story about the fight in Philly when a nikka was throwing CD's at him at a show had me
Props and daps for posting this breh.
Warren is a funny dude. I never realised that before. Stories for days.
The story about the fight in Philly when a nikka was throwing CD's at him at a show had me
Props and daps for posting this breh.
Open a new internet window and listen to the podcast in the original one...that's what I do...and check this stuff out over wifi only....just a suggestion
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I feel you. But that's just too much. I got Media-ADDOpen a new internet window and listen to the podcast in the original one...that's what I do...and check this stuff out over wifi only....just a suggestion
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It's always interesting hearing rappers speaking on the 1995 source awards.
Questlove spoke on it in his book.
“The ideology of what I considered ‘real’ hip-hop died at the 1995 Source Awards. I was literally at its funeral-- I sat three rows behind Nas. In the audience, the Bad Boy camp was on the far right, all the West Coast and the Southern rappers were in the middle, and on the far left were all the New York underground rappers like Wu-Tang, Mobb Deep, Nas, Busta Rhymes, and us. That was the day when Suge called out Puffy, and there were fights in the audience. I felt like a bomb was going to detonate.
Nas' body language that day told the whole story of where we were about to go. The more he got ignored for Illmatic, I literally saw his body melt in his seat. Almost like he was ashamed. He just looked so defeated. I was like, ‘Yo, he's not gonna be the same after this shyt.’ None of us were the same after that day. I feel like the true underground lost its oxygen that night.”
Questlove spoke on it in his book.
“The ideology of what I considered ‘real’ hip-hop died at the 1995 Source Awards. I was literally at its funeral-- I sat three rows behind Nas. In the audience, the Bad Boy camp was on the far right, all the West Coast and the Southern rappers were in the middle, and on the far left were all the New York underground rappers like Wu-Tang, Mobb Deep, Nas, Busta Rhymes, and us. That was the day when Suge called out Puffy, and there were fights in the audience. I felt like a bomb was going to detonate.
Nas' body language that day told the whole story of where we were about to go. The more he got ignored for Illmatic, I literally saw his body melt in his seat. Almost like he was ashamed. He just looked so defeated. I was like, ‘Yo, he's not gonna be the same after this shyt.’ None of us were the same after that day. I feel like the true underground lost its oxygen that night.”
NZA
LOL
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Techniec
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I have always respected and admired warren g and loved his music
His first four albums were great, and I got him up there tied for 3rd fav producer after dre and quik....hutch too
He's always been real, always a stand up character
Great great interview
His first four albums were great, and I got him up there tied for 3rd fav producer after dre and quik....hutch too
He's always been real, always a stand up character
Great great interview
Warren was ACTUALLY producing like this 
daboywonder2002
Superstar
hold up, that was nate on lil ghetto boy hook? I never knew that.
Naaaa...that's the Donny Hathaway sample.
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Staying Positive, Getting Better Everyday. Holler!
I've always liked G. Dude just comes off as so humble, down to earth, realistic, and real. Like he didn't even try to get into that badly boy deathrow issue, he tried to diffuse it.
I wish they would have talked about the dove shack though.
I wish they would have talked about the dove shack though.
up in here
Superstar
Dope ass interview but that "my house" song sounds weird as fukk