Krayzie Bone Speaks On Connection Between Major Rap Label Owners And Private Prisons. Part 1
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Krayzie's Evolution is 💯
Now he I’m critical condition fighting for his life smdh
Very much appreciated. Greatest rapper ever (in my book). Court's interviews w/ BTNH are premium.
"Thug Mentality 1999" is a masterpiece. I still listen to it to this day.
@@vexotimmer2675 Absolutely. Same.
Yeah trust
Bone Bone Bone Bone 🔥🔥🔥🐲🎹🐲🔥🔥🔥
@@K4ReeL187 Indeed.
Much needed conversation. Can’t wait to watch the entire interview.
THIS IS ALL BULLSH*T…this wil be a lengthy comment but if you read it you will see Krayzie is full of sh*t and all of this can easily be debunked. And this is coming from a life long Bone fan. For starters, notice how Krayzie danced around the question…he said he didnt come in the game promoting violence? What about his album BEFORE HE EVEN HAD A RECORD DEAL (Faces Of Death) talking about killing, robbing, selling crack and everything else in between!!! And I could say the same for ALOT of rappers. Theres tons of rappers who had underground “gangsta rap” music before they ever got signed to a label and you can easily find it on youtube if you just look. Nobody “forced” them to do it! Or even pushed them in the slightest what so ever. The TRUTH is they were influenced by the likes of Ice T and NWA! And thats what was SELLING so sure the record labels arent gonna stop them. So if you wanted to say the industry PROFITED off of gangster rap and capitalized off of it sure we can agree on that…but forced it? Nope! They didnt need to. In fact, the government TRIED TO BAN gangster rap, but then the “culture” argued first amendment and said it was “reality rap” and it would be racist to not allow them to do it. Theres PLENTY of footage out there of the country trying to ban gangster rap. The truth is now decades later we look at all the negative effects it has caused and now they wanna point the finger and not take resposibility for what THEY caused and contributed to. They wanna take credit for the good and shift the blame for the bad. Krayzie is ALWAYS trying to shift the blame for his wrong doings. Also…in Krayzie’s original interview about this topic, he claimed this so called “meeting between record label executives” took place in 91. There was still plenty of “non-gangster” rap that came out after that (again, its very simple research)…the truth is it just wasnt selling like gangster rap was so inevitably thats what rappers wanted to rap about cuz they wanted to sell records… COMMON F***ING SENSE. Even Krayzie himself STILL rapped about violence AFTER this meeting!! Why? Why Krayzie??
Bottom line is I got love for Krayzie…im a life long Bone Thugs fan since day one but he be talking some bullsh*t sometimes. If I was there id put him on the spot and play some of his lyrics from Faces Of Death and ask him if anyone forced him to rap like that or was it because he was influenced by other gangter rappers, but of course we all know the answer! Id also ask him if he knew about the meeting in 91, why did he CHOOSE to still rap about killing and selling drugs long after? Even when Bone left Ruthless and werent even on a label, HE STILL DID IT!!! Also if he cared so much why did it take him 20 years to “expose” them? Maybe it was because HE HIMSELF capitalized off if it to sell records and then once Bone wasnt in the lime light anymore and Krayzie grew up and matured, THEN he brought it to light. If he cared as much as he claims he would’ve exposed this back in 91 and stopped promoting it
Also as far as the prisons go I cant debate that cuz I honestly dont know. Maybe some of those people DO own prisons, I wouldnt doubt it….BUT, once again nobodys FORCING blacks to go out and commit crime either! Theres just as many white people who listen to gangster rap…and they arent out commit record amounts of crime…but thats another conversation
Hey na
Man you got all the homies on your show, you're a good host too, now all you need is Wish Bone, that boy good...he good
As usual, another super dope interview with Kray Jack!🫡
Thanks for listening
@@HoldinCourtPodcast 💪🏾
After Kray, i am sure we will see Big Wish Bone ! Great interview! 💯
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Man Wish gone be up there when his solo album come out which is NEVER 😂
@@thadon1067 😂😂
Thank you so much for bringing the best bone ever
You gonna get that best Wish bone interview it’s over.
Krayzie Bone!! 😍 I am looking forward to watching the rest of this interview. I really enjoy your interview style. We get to hear some different stories for once lol!
Thank u I appreciate the support and positive feedback! 💯💯🙏🏾
Faxts! Thats why I love this channel. They go out of their way to ask the questions that other podcasts/interviewers/etc don't ask!
Finally !!!! Thanks court !!! These bone interviews are awesome!!!
Big Court my G you interviewed Layzie, Krayzie, Bizzy n Flesh... Please get Wish for an in depth interview like the rest of the members. Questions that only he can answer from his perspective being Wish Bone, his understanding of being a member of Bone Thugs n Harmony. He's just as important as the other members. Wish Bone is Bone Thugs n Harmony. 💯❤️
I agree…Wish has a story to tell and may give details about Bone that we havent heard
Salute! These conversations are much needed and NEED to be HEARD! 💯
THIS IS ALL BULLSH*T…this wil be a lengthy comment but if you read it you will see Krayzie is full of sh*t and all of this can easily be debunked. And this is coming from a life long Bone fan. For starters, notice how Krayzie danced around the question…he said he didnt come in the game promoting violence? What about his album BEFORE HE EVEN HAD A RECORD DEAL (Faces Of Death) talking about killing, robbing, selling crack and everything else in between!!! And I could say the same for ALOT of rappers. Theres tons of rappers who had underground “gangsta rap” music before they ever got signed to a label and you can easily find it on youtube if you just look. Nobody “forced” them to do it! Or even pushed them in the slightest what so ever. The TRUTH is they were influenced by the likes of Ice T and NWA! And thats what was SELLING so sure the record labels arent gonna stop them. So if you wanted to say the industry PROFITED off of gangster rap and capitalized off of it sure we can agree on that…but forced it? Nope! They didnt need to. In fact, the government TRIED TO BAN gangster rap, but then the “culture” argued first amendment and said it was “reality rap” and it would be racist to not allow them to do it. Theres PLENTY of footage out there of the country trying to ban gangster rap. The truth is now decades later we look at all the negative effects it has caused and now they wanna point the finger and not take resposibility for what THEY caused and contributed to. They wanna take credit for the good and shift the blame for the bad. Krayzie is ALWAYS trying to shift the blame for his wrong doings. Also…in Krayzie’s original interview about this topic, he claimed this so called “meeting between record label executives” took place in 91. There was still plenty of “non-gangster” rap that came out after that (again, its very simple research)…the truth is it just wasnt selling like gangster rap was so inevitably thats what rappers wanted to rap about cuz they wanted to sell records… COMMON F***ING SENSE. Even Krayzie himself STILL rapped about violence AFTER this meeting!! Why? Why Krayzie??
Bottom line is I got love for Krayzie…im a life long Bone Thugs fan since day one but he be talking some bullsh*t sometimes. If I was there id put him on the spot and play some of his lyrics from Faces Of Death and ask him if anyone forced him to rap like that or was it because he was influenced by other gangter rappers, but of course we all know the answer! Id also ask him if he knew about the meeting in 91, why did he CHOOSE to still rap about killing and selling drugs long after? Even when Bone left Ruthless and werent even on a label, HE STILL DID IT!!! Also if he cared so much why did it take him 20 years to “expose” them? Maybe it was because HE HIMSELF capitalized off if it to sell records and then once Bone wasnt in the lime light anymore and Krayzie grew up and matured, THEN he brought it to light. If he cared as much as he claims he would’ve exposed this back in 91 and stopped promoting it
Also as far as the prisons go I cant debate that cuz I honestly dont know. Maybe some of those people DO own prisons, I wouldnt doubt it….BUT, once again nobodys FORCING blacks to go out and commit crime either! Theres just as many white people who listen to gangster rap…and they arent out commit record amounts of crime…but thats another conversation
krayzie bone been going strong for 30 years. Blueprint 🇳🇴
That balance we had was so good. We had party mcs like Doug and slick, Dana, fresh prince ,whodini, political with PE, KRS, brand nubian, PRT, X clan, battle mcs with Kane, g rap, rakim,LL, Shan. Gangsta with ice t , nwa, geto Boys. Now everything is NWA. It's changing the narrative of how we are supposed to be as a people. Programming the youth. It's gotta stop. Shout out to Krayzie for just bringing it to light to help stop the undercover klansmen from doing their lynching in the shadows.
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The media is responsible for that don’t put nwa down. they’re just at respected in the culture as any of the originals
THIS IS ALL BULLSH*T…this wil be a lengthy comment but if you read it you will see Krayzie is full of sh*t and all of this can easily be debunked. And this is coming from a life long Bone fan. For starters, notice how Krayzie danced around the question…he said he didnt come in the game promoting violence? What about his album BEFORE HE EVEN HAD A RECORD DEAL (Faces Of Death) talking about killing, robbing, selling crack and everything else in between!!! And I could say the same for ALOT of rappers. Theres tons of rappers who had underground “gangsta rap” music before they ever got signed to a label and you can easily find it on youtube if you just look. Nobody “forced” them to do it! Or even pushed them in the slightest what so ever. The TRUTH is they were influenced by the likes of Ice T and NWA! And thats what was SELLING so sure the record labels arent gonna stop them. So if you wanted to say the industry PROFITED off of gangster rap and capitalized off of it sure we can agree on that…but forced it? Nope! They didnt need to. In fact, the government TRIED TO BAN gangster rap, but then the “culture” argued first amendment and said it was “reality rap” and it would be racist to not allow them to do it. Theres PLENTY of footage out there of the country trying to ban gangster rap. The truth is now decades later we look at all the negative effects it has caused and now they wanna point the finger and not take resposibility for what THEY caused and contributed to. They wanna take credit for the good and shift the blame for the bad. Krayzie is ALWAYS trying to shift the blame for his wrong doings. Also…in Krayzie’s original interview about this topic, he claimed this so called “meeting between record label executives” took place in 91. There was still plenty of “non-gangster” rap that came out after that (again, its very simple research)…the truth is it just wasnt selling like gangster rap was so inevitably thats what rappers wanted to rap about cuz they wanted to sell records… COMMON F***ING SENSE. Even Krayzie himself STILL rapped about violence AFTER this meeting!! Why? Why Krayzie??
Bottom line is I got love for Krayzie…im a life long Bone Thugs fan since day one but he be talking some bullsh*t sometimes. If I was there id put him on the spot and play some of his lyrics from Faces Of Death and ask him if anyone forced him to rap like that or was it because he was influenced by other gangter rappers, but of course we all know the answer! Id also ask him if he knew about the meeting in 91, why did he CHOOSE to still rap about killing and selling drugs long after? Even when Bone left Ruthless and werent even on a label, HE STILL DID IT!!! Also if he cared so much why did it take him 20 years to “expose” them? Maybe it was because HE HIMSELF capitalized off if it to sell records and then once Bone wasnt in the lime light anymore and Krayzie grew up and matured, THEN he brought it to light. If he cared as much as he claims he would’ve exposed this back in 91 and stopped promoting it
Also as far as the prisons go I cant debate that cuz I honestly dont know. Maybe some of those people DO own prisons, I wouldnt doubt it….BUT, once again nobodys FORCING blacks to go out and commit crime either! Theres just as many white people who listen to gangster rap…and they arent out commit record amounts of crime…but thats another conversation
@@Makavel1pyou right they want us to think it was NWAs fault but the media used all hardcore rap artist as a catalyst to push their agenda
I love how Bone thugs have always given LL his props as far as being their fave
Oh, shit -- finally Krayzie Bone. I'm looking forward to hearing this one.
Krayzie and bizzy are hands down 2 of the best artists in rap history (Bone 4Life
He's speaking facts. After these meetings, prison became one of the top 5 industries in the United States. Our economy currently depends on keeping people incarcerated.
Among the blacks who are invested in prisons, Micheal Jordan.
I like how Krayzie said when he 1st heard LL “Radio” he never took the tape out 🤭 That’s how I was when BTNH stepped on the scene…I would never take that CD 💿 out 😂
E. 1999
Mo Thugs Family Scriptures
Thug Mentality 1999
The Art of War
I agree, those four that you just named are some of my favorite rap albums of all time. That was Bone Thugs-N-Harmony at the peak of their powers.
Cassette for us day one fans 😁
@@KevyB.
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Glad to see real artists on here.
I’m from CLEVELAND, I met Krayzie a long time ago
I definitely agree with what he's saying about the music industry and the connections with prison. At the same time, we can't blame them bc we're the one's listening to and writing the abrasive music and destroying our communities. In the late 80s and 90s, I could see how and why we didn't see the connection bc "gangsta" music was new. But now, 45yrs later, we should know better as a whole... Back then, like he said, we had balance. Im not blaming rap music for all the problems bc I know it comes from slavery. In today's world, we have everything at the tip of our fingertips and we should know better. Instead of always on social media, use your phone for educational purposes.
OG KRAYZIE BONE#1
It would have been great as well to see, flesh & bizzy in the studio, with you Big Homie.
Awesome interview so far Court
Appreciate the support and positive feedback. 💯🙏🏾
Facts!! This was a great interview. I have had this same conversation ❤
Man its so cool he would write LL's lyrics down and eventually found the blueprint how to write rhymes.. I did the same thing when I really got into listening Eminem. It's awesome to see how a GOAT inspires another GOAT like Krayzie Bone. 💯💯
That quick fix 3 is DOOOOPPPEE
@dewaynejunior338 your opinion.....
One of his weakest albums ever…but Leaves Of Legends and Krayzie Melodies were pretty good imo
@dewaynejunior338 ....my comment ...your pointless irrelevant opinion
@@andy1181-l3m harmonically bliss is dope if you spiritually intuned
Really absolutely love it best show krayzie bone is king 👑 greatest of ever
KRAYZIE BONE the 🐐
The music playing be having me hyped
I love the interview, I love the podcast, and everything. Great questions for both Krayzie & Layzie Bone. Let's get Bizzy here Next
Already had Bizzy Bone on the show! Tao in.
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Nice job Big Ciurt, getting all the goats. Great interviews. Thank you.
Great interview 👍
Kray kray. One of the best!! When's wish bones interview
Soon!! 💯💯
Heated Heavy 🔥 Tell him stop playing around and release Thug Mentality 😂😉 need that vinyl
Krayzie Bone ALWAYS been saying this and it's so factual imo.. go CHECK OUT his "The Secret Meeting That Changed Rap Music and Destroyed A Generation" INTERVIEW from 2yrs ago.. that shit will BLOW your MIND for real.. it had me going 😲😲
Yup, I remember that particular interview. He been talking about this subject for awhile now.
Krayzie is the GOAT and a genius! Much love for this video!
4 down 1 Mo ✊🏾to go
@415_Stand-up u bugging Kray the best but they was not trash and if they trash what that make all these other groups.
@@415_Stand-up🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
@@415_Stand-upLayzie and Bizzy were cool
@@415_Stand-up go listen to their early stuff, especially NO SURRENDER
@@415_Stand-upbro what 😂😂😂 I would say Wish is the weakest link but I think he knew that too lol Krayzie Bizzy Layzie and Flesh are definitely talented MCs
Facts! Hip hop has become a commercial for a bad life. All these kids is quick to catch a case like it's a badge of honor, all the rappers is gang affiliated, dying all the time, got people doing weird drugs
Yes i can wait
Its going to Epic! 🙏🏾💯
@@415_Stand-upyou’re a hater. I saw you comment, saying KRAYZIE was the only Bone member we need to hear from because the rest are trash
Let’s go!!
Damn what camera or lens are y’all using, this shit look cinematic
Thats Producer Ken at work! Appreciate u tappin in! 💯💪🏾
Even though this particular conversation is nonsense and I left a comment debunking it, I cant wait to hear the rest. I’ve enjoyed your other Bone interviews and you should def get Wish on there too. He doesnt get enough chences to speak and I feel he might have stories and memories of Bone’s story we havent heard yet…we gotta hear more of his perspective…keep up the good work
Im gladju mentioned Twista, Do or Die and Crucial Conflict up. You gotta bring them brothas on man. Tryta get Wildstyle, Dawreck, Psychodrama and Triple Darkness on
Dem niggas ain't relevant
That boy finally got Mr. Sawed Off Leatherface on the show. This the one we been waiting on. Should be a dope interview.
Thanks for tapping in! 💯
The 90s were different you could listen to gangsta rap what was going on the streets,or go to Miami and booty dance or the east coast rhyme and metaphors or go down south and listen to 808s you had a variety not just one same trap rap mumble crap music some of it is ok but it all sounds the same no creativity beats are all the same when a east west down south rapper came out or group you can tell them apart and they had there own different style you can tell the difference from three 6 bone do or die by there delivery and beats they had fast rap but was different. Bone was dark three 6 was more dark but they had alot of bass and scratches on some songs do or die was like pimp type patterns so and so on I miss that era 😢
Omg o can’t wait to watch
Man Im a huuuge Bone fan & I've watched Big Court interview 3 members of Bone including Flesh online interview..Thus man really does his research before interviewing anybody....Big Up to you @big Court 💪
Yep Ive done Bizzy, Flesh, Layzie, Krayzie now Wish is up next! 💯💪🏾
@@HoldinCourtPodcastyou forgot to interview the most successful bone
#RIP 2 #KrayzieBone❤#TruthTeller
Glad you finally got Kray on!
Krayzie always been a real one always speaking facts 💯
🔥interview
Great conversation. It's quite tangled actually. On one hand, people are buying what artists put out because that's all that's mainstream, but on the other hand artists are putting out that kind of music because that's what people are buying. It's going to take the consumers and the artists supporting one another if any real change is going to take place.
Nothing has changed back in the 90s you still had to be real if you wasn't you ain't selling records
#FACTS…nobody made them do it😂🤣
Shit get deep
Its all bullsh*t and has been debunked many times
I always wondered what happened to Too Short. Started off with something real to say, then devolved into pimp rap.
Leather face the legend
Holdin' Court provides quality content on a regular basis. Krayzie Bone is just 1 of the ELITE guests stoppin' by. You never know who's up next on the docket!!! STAY TUNE'D!!!
Appreciate the support, acknowledgment, and positive feedback. Thanks for tapping in!
Krayzie Bone ...Holding court ....💪🏾....first of the month August 2023....longevity ...
Mr.$awed off leatherface so ya better pray ......Miracles n freedom ♒♒♒💯💯💯🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🛫🛫🛫👁️👁️👁️🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🌍🌍🌍
Love!
🫡 leather face! Showing love from Lorain Ohio
Upload more more more dammit!!! Lol need full episode.. 😅
Talk Heavy!💪🏾🍻
Kinda like processed food and healthcare industries go hand in hand.
My idols Bone 4 life
Where do private prisons advertise?
S/O to Big Court once again Cleveland in dis bitch
KB the grestest to ever do it
Awesome interview & I don’t know how they can say “Hip Hop evolved” if they haven’t or never done their research about the music industry & the entertainment industry in general cuz they’re one in the same. Shit, they even have whole documentaries about music labels on TH-cam talking about labels taking out insurance claims on said artist incase they don’t recuperate the funds they lost with these labels & as an artist it hurts knowing you can’t get to the top because there’s negative forces that be that will change, contort, misuse, & exploit your talent & creativity until the last drop, yes even death. It does hurt tremendously cuz I’m passionate about my craft like all artist are but I’d rather keep my soul than sell it cuz at the end of the day everything is broken down into 2 categories: Good & evil & I see the evil from a mile away.
Hes currently fighting for his life. Not a coincidence…
The thing is we still have lanes the problem is the younger Generation only wanna follow one lane all the dudes are drug dealers and all the women strippers
I hope you do wish that brother is funny af and makes you laugh while speaking the truth too
Yes sir that cointelpro school-to-prison pipeline is real
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Yo court u legend bro..all u need is wish now lol
Eternal Thug Luv
Granddaddy hanging out the Cadillac
It really bothers me when people misuse the words conspiracy. Conspiracy does not mean "wacky idea" conspiracy means people get together in secret to conspire
Its called a Conspiracy Theory.
Companies feed themselves. They create the problem and the solution. Toothpaste companies own candy companies, etc.
Thats why i like thug luv better then notorious thugs. Pac kept his style and biggie had to go home and copy there style. Because he got killed before its release Biggie got a pass and everybody and there momma copied bone. They say lil wayne fathered these rappers but the whole industry from rap pop r&b and country stole bone thugs n harmony style
.. strictly economical 😞
This is so horrifying and disgusting. Makes me really angry there are such evil people out there.
Krayzie jackson keep it crakking...
#1 4 a reason
But did this also happened before Hip Hop existed. It’s 50 years old right now. ????
The song "Creepin on ah come up" is all about robbing a bank, and the song "No Surrender" is all about killing cops. Love the group & this guy is unquestionably the best artist in that group, but I don't think anyone in charge told them to scrap songs about religion & to do songs on those subjects instead.
I think it's more about getting older & dealing with the conflict between not wanting to give that stuff any energy anymore, but realizing that unfortunately that is what sells the most. People love Floyd Mayweather & think Andre Ward is boring...they have similar talent but one guy doesn't fit the "stereotype" (no trash talk, family man, etc)....the other guy does & people love him for it. It's sad but I don't know how you can change it.
Also Crossroads Remix was their biggest hit & it was actually a more positive song compared to a lot of the other music so...
Holdin court ain't giving you a ♥️...this comment isn't dumb ...just isn't smart ..sorry ..BONE BONE
100% FACTS!! I just left a similar comment in more detail…check it out. This is all bullsh*t and can EASILY be dubunked with a little research. You brought up songs from Creepin On Ah Come Up…but they were actually talking about all the same sh*t BEFORE that when they werent even signed to a record label. Check out thier underground album Faces Of Death
Big Court used to be Court Dog right?
Yep
Hes not lie'n
3:03 time to remix all the blk on blk crime songs 🤔 e.g. remix Eazy E Creep & CraWL make it about the Ops, the real enemies, the enemies of Unity, the enemies of Progress, the enemies of Peace #strenghtInNumbers #reaLHipHop #HipHopTurns50
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5:05 worth studying kabbalah, occultism, freeMasonary etc if you want to be ahead ...
The hosts just laugh this is how they find entertainment in everything can’t even hold a serious conversation and take action them laughing about the biopic starting good and ending bad they laugh
The Saint Michael Prayer
*Saint Michael The Archangel, defend us in battle. Be our protection against the wickedness and snares of the devil. May God rebuke him, we humbly pray; and do Thou, O Prince of the Heavenly Host, by The Divine Power of God, cast into hell Satan and all The Evil Spirits who roam throughout the world seeking the ruin of Souls, Amen.*
*"And War broke out in Heaven; Michael and his Angels fought against The Dragon. The Dragon and his angels fought back, but they were defeated, and there was no longer any place for them in Heaven. The Great Dragon was thrown down, that ancient serpent, who is called The Devil and Satan, The Deceiver of The Whole World - he was thrown down to the earth, and his angels were thrown down with him.*
*Revelation 12:7-9*
I hate when bone act like they didnt know they were sending that demonic message to the listeners..
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Kodak black
Can you say conflict of interest 🤔
Please get wish bone
But didn't speak when satanic songs and album covers? No one forces anyone.
Aint no agenda , krayzie is a loner quiet and spends too much time alone in his own thoughts … even if there is some truth to this meeting , why in the world did Jimmy iovine let bone make strength n loyalty with only 3 violent songs ? Why is black eyed peas wheres the love one of the biggest songs in the world ? Truth is n words just like killing in their lyrics and we love to listen to it like watching a thriller, labels only care about money weather u make a love song a violent song or whatever they have to make back the millions they put into artists like krayzie bone !! Lol why is Drake the biggest rapper in the world if krayzie is right ? Drake has made like 2 violent songs in his entire career
wish bone
Ghost
Krayzie hit up LL you got the money n status to make a banger