NEVER FORGET, the moment when DJ Quik dissed MC Eiht right as he was sitting in the front row at the source awards, beginning the verse by calling him his “Fiancé” and ending it by saying he’s his “stepfather” 🤕😬😬
NEVER FORGET this incredibly deep moment on the night of Tupac’s death, in the middle of a performance, hip hop royalty Nas stopped his show and had Ed Lover (YO MTV Raps) deliver a eulogy in-spite of ongoing tension between the two rappers at the time 💯
@jayjerkin81@griotpoet For sure I definitely understand where y’all coming from to, it’s a wedge between generational knowledge on my end. I’m just happy to be hip to this shit mane!
@PlaylistJunkies@griotpoet Okay got it 👍🏾 now it makes sense why it’s rare to you. Once the official version was released the original version was shelved. Just like the original version of “Still I Rise”. The same thing happened to that song as well. But you can find it on YT tho.
See that’s my point, bro I’m 29 and those tapes are 30 years old. To me and people up under me we almost all grew up on the remixed version, I personally didn’t hear this until I was 22, it was never pushed by his official estate to be in any of his mainstream content like the remixed version
@jayjerkin81@griotpoet “bootleg unreleased tapes” is never not gonna sound rare to me I’m sorry, the word rare word works for this scenario no matter how you slice it.
@griotpoet@PlaylistJunkies Exactly!! This was part of the Makaveli tapes in ‘98. I believe there were some 5-7 bootleg unreleased tapes. At least that’s how many I remember buying lol
@PlaylistJunkies I think this was on MakaVelli Part 5 or some shit way back when Freshman year of HighSchool 1997 Runnin on E was the next song on that particular mixtape.
@GatesMixedPlate@Iamscubasteve1@citchmook The point is one google search and not even one scroll downward and I’m seeing people calling it “Rare” I think you guys are just being pretentious.