XXL: The Making of Cormega’s ‘The Realness’
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Remember when my dude was trying to find this in "nobody beats the wiz" and the sales rep thought it was a rock band smh..... Dope ass album
Where you watched it at?
Pinyapplesuckas
He's A Good Man
Streets was waitin...
Here I am, a beast awakened..
Here I am, a beast awakened..
Figaro
Superstar
I'm Cormega....raw forever
You know my steez...I'm repping for Queens
Thun & Kicko was 1 of the hardest joints released in the 2000's.
Both blacked out.
Even though Cormega still denies to this day that verse wasn't a subliminal to Nas
You know my steez...I'm repping for Queens
Thun & Kicko was 1 of the hardest joints released in the 2000's.
Both blacked out.
Even though Cormega still denies to this day that verse wasn't a subliminal to Nas
origiNel
All Star
This album is a slept on classic...crazy that despite all the bullshyt Cormega had to deal with really he bounced back in a major way musically and personally with The Realness.
Killaz Theme is an overlooked beat in Havoc's impressive catalog too. Beat is so
Killaz Theme is an overlooked beat in Havoc's impressive catalog too. Beat is so
I know all the Mobb fans was 
when they read this
Me and P used to do a bunch of songs. It probably was something that we just did because we always work even when we not working on an album. So it was probably a song we just did, just had it on the side, just laying there. Probably nobody would’ve never heard it if nobody would’ve used it.”
when they read this Me and P used to do a bunch of songs. It probably was something that we just did because we always work even when we not working on an album. So it was probably a song we just did, just had it on the side, just laying there. Probably nobody would’ve never heard it if nobody would’ve used it.”
origiNel
All Star
I know all the Mobb fans was
Me and P used to do a bunch of songs. It probably was something that we just did because we always work even when we not working on an album. So it was probably a song we just did, just had it on the side, just laying there. Probably nobody would’ve never heard it if nobody would’ve used it.”
The stories of how Havoc threw away beats, and all that material they recorded from The Infamous/Hell On Earth time period are absolutely crazy. Not one wack production or Mobb song out of that whole time period, even the beats Havoc gave to other people during that time sounded like they were Hell On Earth throwaways and they were STILL fire.
It comes with the who am I? CD as well. There was a copy of the DVD on YouTube that was HELLA shorter, so when I got a copy of the full length I couldn't even sit through it in one sitting. HELLA footage, Cormega a real one.
When they get into a confrontation with the police in QB.. Cormega hanging out in the west coast with the mob figaz.. Him leading a game of musical chairs at someone's baby shower... Playing fight night at his house with his boys....
The footage of people talking about Mega having the most absurd gun in the projects.
Classic footage all around, very lucky that he put so much work into it.
Reading about fallen soldiers
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He almost threw Shook Ones Pt 2 out
Lol most of that album wasI'm Cormega....raw forever
You know my steez...I'm repping for Queens
Thun & Kicko was 1 of the hardest joints released in the 2000's.
Both blacked out.
Even though Cormega still denies to this day that verse wasn't a subliminal to Nas
I'll take bad rapping from Cormega over most rappers.
