Will any rapper ever come close to Willie D's level of ignant?
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The_Hillsta
Neva missin a beat
"Wrasslin ain't mascaline...." Southern slant rhymin fo yo blockhead azz 
And he was swaggin on them album covers....Silk hula shirt n shotty, purp jacket n leather hat
"You say you like my new jacket......Jealous muthafvcka even sound sarcastic"
And he was swaggin on them album covers....Silk hula shirt n shotty, purp jacket n leather hat
"You say you like my new jacket......Jealous muthafvcka even sound sarcastic"
Jamal514
In high demand
dennis roadman
nuclear war in my bag
he wrote for Vice last year. about 10 years ago he was living in Azerbaijan on some shady real estate shyt too. not sure how that turned out
JulesWinfield
TheBrehdrenMovement
Malik
Superstar
Ayo face comes through with this introspective verse on I tried and the first thing willie says after is "faster than a crackhead can pawn yo shyt/ willie dl put a foot in you bytch"
How have I never heard this shyt before
chuckifubuck
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How long was he in for selling fake ipads or whatever it was he got caught for?
Willie D is a wise man. He gives very good advice.
Didn't even know about that. Had to look it up and ended up coming across a classic interview.
Willie D: Bell Ringer | AllHipHop.com
AllHipHop.com: What do you think of Muhammad Ali?
Willie D: I ain’t like Ali. When he fought [Leon] Spinx, I was so happy Spinx whooped his ass. “Whoop that mothaf**ka’s ass!” I was happy when [Larry] Holmes whooped Ali’s ass. [laughing] S**t-talking takes a lot of energy out of you too. Just imagine what Floyd [Mayweather] would do to them boys if he didnt talk all that s**t. But he don’t talk s**t in the ring – he handles his business in the ring.
AllHipHop.com: This is old news, but can you recap the Hip-Hop boxing event that you, Freddie Foxxx, and Kurtis Blow and others were involved in. It’s often talked about, but we want an official recap. Did you knock out Melle-Mel?
Willie D: Yeah. That’s accurate, Mel! What happened was, the organizers called us in Houston and said they were throwing a celebrity boxing match and wanted us to be a part of it. I was a part of it, Dope E from the Terrorists – who got knocked the f**k out! Boy, Freddie Foxxx knocked Dope E the f**k out! That s**t was funny. He put his hands on him. Kurtis Blow put them hands on some mothaf**ka! LL [Cool J] was supposed to be in it. A lot of people was supposed to be there. Anyway, I remember bein’ backstage in the dressing-room. A reporter asked Mel how he thought the fight would go. Mel was tryin’ to be diplomatic and s**t, “You know, I’m gonna go out there, and try to have a good fight.” Then they came to me, and I was doing some sit-ups. I said, “First, he gonna come out and throw a couple jabs. Then, he gonna take off runnin’. I’mma hit him with a right, then hit him with a left. Hit him with a right, then a left. Hit him with a right, then hit him with a left. And he gonna get carried away.” [laughing] Mel [laughed it off playfully].
We go out, they takin’ bets like in prison fightin’. Me and Mel was the main event. Me and Mel get to the ring. The fight was sanctioned, so we had a real referee. We get to the ring, and I come out, and to be honest, I didn’t go out to really knock anybody out. I was trying to put on an exhibition. We go out, and I throw a couple jabs. Mel come across my head with an overhead right and he raised me. The force that he did it with – he was tryin’ to tear my ass off. The crowd [responded]. Off the bat, I said to myself, “It’s over. Get him outta here.” The ref broke us up. I came back out again. I shot two jabs up to set it up. He fell for it. I caught him with an overhead right, and he went to sleep. I remember, they counted to ten, and Mel was still out. He was doing some Tweety-bird s**t. His eyes was crossed up. I forgot it was sanctioned, ‘cause I asked the ref, “Let him fight.” I wanted people to get their money’s worth, and the fight just started. “Get back over there!” So I returned to my corner. Ten more second passed, Mel still ain’t up. Finally, he comes to – eyes still crossed. One of his boys was like, “Mel, it’s over.” Mel said, “It’s over? Well, who got the belt?” [laughing] That’s what he said! Clear as day, I remember that s**t. I already had the belt wrapped around my waist. Since then, me and Mel talked on the phone a few times. He still wants a rematch.
AllHipHop.com: Still got the belt?
Willie D: It’s on the mantle.
Real talk right here.
AllHipHop.com: You had a lyric on “Put The Gun Away” off your first album, “I love to talk blow for blow / Against any hoe / They don’t make my kind anymo’, so put the gun away.’” What’s that lyric mean?
Willie D: S**t, that’s where it all started with me, man. I came up in an era where people were still fighting with their hands. Once in a while, somebody might get shot. But for the most part, people still f**ked with their hands. That’s what that’s about. I feel like people would talk less s**t if they had to fight with their hands. Like a gun, “I’m gonna talk this s**t. If a mothaf**ka run up on me, I’mma shoot ‘em.” Anybody can shoot a gun. There’s five-year-old killers out there right now. Women shoot people. It ain’t hard. But them hands is a mothaf**ka. These rappers talkin’ s**t today, they might not say it if they knew they’d have to see a mothaf**ka.
If anyone can challenge for the crown, it's this man. 0:30 
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