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Part 6: • Bizarre on Not Knowing...
Part 4: • Bizarre on Quitting Hi...
Part 1: • Bizarre on Growing Up ...
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In this clip, Bizarre from D12 talks about the impact of Eminem's debut album, "The Slim Shady LP." The Detroit native recounts the surreal feeling of watching his childhood friend blow up and being an integral part of it. He also talks about the promise that the members of D12 made to one another when they were all independent artists, which stipulated that whoever got signed first would come back for the others to ensure they achieved notoriety as well. Lastly, Bizarre shares some details about why the rap group named their first studio album together, "Devil's Night."
Interview by Shawn Prez
Check out his youtube channel at: / powermovemakers
"..50 told me do situps to get buff... did 2 and a half and I couldn't gettup!!!" - Bizarre 😂🤣😂🤣💯👑👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
"We're not a band ... we don't play instruments"
Funny guy 1st time I had sex was with my grandma 🤣
@@Enkarashaddamthat was proof not bizzare
My girls in the Olympics she be running track meets. I’m joking she’s a paraplegic that eats with her feet 😂😂😂😂😂
Pretty sure that was Mr porter but they could be the same person lol. D12 fans don’t kill me, they look similar
D12 still so underrated. Their lyrics were so dope.
Except for Bizarre’s.
@@kylein9869Nah, L take. Bizarre was absolutely hilarious and one of Rap’s OG Trolls. Dude is underrated af imo. Shame he got sidelined and didn’t get more famous.
@@nightcityronin he got sidelined because he was ass. Being a troll doesn’t make you a good rapper. My 5 yr old can literally rap better than him
Devils night cd was dope
Two years after this comment and you are still correct. In the top 3 rap crews of all time as a whole. I got AOTP and wutang in there as well just no certain order.
“Devil’s Night“ is an underrated classic. So many great songs on that album: Fight Music, Revelation, American Psycho, Devil’s Night, Girls, Instigator etc… D12 was the shit.
Yup dope album
@@BostonManny617 I just bought some lotion n tissues 🤭🤫
I agree
True, great album
Pistol pistol. Total banger
We've got to give it up for Bizarre who was one of the original trolls in hip-hop lol
Tupac was the biggest troll in hip hop when he released "Hit Em Up"
50 also
@@ManOfAttitudeLP1998 yep
My God he's like a fucking zombie tho, doesn't even understand how to answer simple questions hahaha
@@whywomenhatemyforeskin1412 he wasn't trolling though, he was dead serious
"Shit on You" is a hilarious classic!
I’m so glad Bizarre got his health together.
For real. Last time I saw em’ he was in a wheelchair.
He talks like a white plumber
Same
but not his mind ..as it look like
@@nonyabizz3533 Why so racist? Ain’t gotta segregate based on voice.
Ol school loyalty right there.
Yep. Unfortunately people aren’t made like that anymore. Willing to sell their souls for a little bit of money and attention.
@@michellee7469 Even more nowadays, people don’t even hide that they’re disloyal.
100%
"Words Are Weapons" on the extended album is my favorite D12 song...."Fight Music" and "Pistol Pistol" also went hard on that album. Swift was stupid underrated.
Mcvay goes hard
" And I don't go nowhere wit out my pistol PISTOL!!!" LOL Oh yea thanks for the reminder TJS
Bro what do you think about america phsyco 2 ...even swift goes hard
@@marcus_N_kendra Wasn't Obie also in this
Sure
people hate on Em cause he white but he a real 1💯
FACTS!!!
Boi ain’t nobody hating on em stop it with the cap
People don't hate him we just hate his stans like you
@@rashadavery7576 which planet you livin in?
@@godspeed6563 apparently he's on earth. But nobody's hating on Em sometimes people spit Facts about his career but theres no hating. I never hear nobody say he isn't good they just say he's overrated cause its some cold ass black rappers out there from 80s & 90s who spit fire just as good as him but he sold double as many albums as them. I've been to plenty cookouts, block parties clubs all over the south I never heard no one play Eminem so black people just cant understand where the album sales come from.
Em 💯 he put on people whether white or black…..He stayed true to his word That goes to show you he got love for pretty much everybody he helped
Cant hate him for it, but at the same time it was a wise decision to get them, because back then (and probably even now), everyone wanted to hear more from a new rapper and that was bringing more people from his neighbourhood to showcase the world they are from and "flesh" out what they were about. Also as a white rapper, bringing in a bunch of black rappers could only cement him as a authentic hip hop artists and not just a gimmick like Vanilla Ice or Slim Jesus was.
Im not saying Em was thinking that deep about it, but I'm sure it made sense to im as well, outside of showing loyalty.
Edit: Oh and also, Eminem has never come across as someone who really cares about being a major star and being as rich and famous as he could possibly be. He said he wanted to make a living and feed his daughter, so whilst other people might see it as a big thing he probably didnt think it was that much of a deal.
Why you bringing race into this?
@@VENENOSEASON Because he did put people on
@@VENENOSEASON He’s a grown azz man. He can bring up whatever he wants to lol.
Eminem needed them just as much as they needed eminem
😂 I liked how he said “throwing eggs at houses” & “burning down garages” like they’re the same thing
Like blowing up. Mail box or tipping a house with toilet paper lol
You never tipped a house.
@@chrisreynolds2410 who?
So you tipped a house?
@@chrisreynolds2410 TP-ing a house.
Bizarre was living in Dallas and working security at a hospital overnight and Eminem called the hospital to speak to bizarre and told him that he was flying him out cause to LA cause he met Dr Dre
I wonder what hospital he was working at. I live in Dallas
WOW. Imagine the excitement being at work knowing that you may not have to work again
Making music is still work. Thats why some artist get writer's block, burn out or fade away.
@@edb484I'm from Fort Worth and lived in Dallas back in the early 2000s. I'm really wondering and curious myself which hospital he worked at because I use to live right by Walnut Hill and 75 and I'm really curious if that hospital by there is the one he worked at.
Probably Parkland
lol Bizarre not even answering the questions. He high as fuuuuuuhh lol
Bruh im telling u he has a legitimate mental disability he is not normal. Pretty sure he had his head stomped on as a newborn baby
Lol he don’t even want to be there. Dude is bothered by Vlad
I remember buying there first album when it came out when I was 13 back in 01 good times lol
Crazy times fr I miss them days
@@dripjericho4007 yea shit was so simple back then I would just play video games n listen to my cds lol
damn man i wish i could go back..
@@diogowerneck5936 TH-cam is the closest thing we got to a time machine lol
@@413westernmassbornjp6 it truly is bro
1:50 Bizarre goes full on Audio-Hallucination for a few seconds 😆
😂😂😂😂. I would've never caught that
Bobble head style
his honesty and humor towards himself is amazing
fuckin luv it
Say what you want about Shady but he faced his demons, came back stronger and when he got put on he kept it real and brought his people with him. To some people that's just part of who you are and it's not EVER about one man carrying the crew on his back. They helped lift him up, without that support from them may be we never would have heard his name.
I wouldnt entierly say its true, i believe em would find his way through since rap is his life.
As well em mentioned that proof was only one holding group so its more to say if it wasnt for proof we woouldnt hear em today .
Man those were the days. I remember before D12 was formed. The buzz the city had.. the hip hop shop. Candy Land. Proof up there niggaz freestyling. Los/ Swift / Proof an a gang of niggaz shit was epic back in the day
D12 was so underrated. Fight music was my pro wrestling theme song for years
Devils Night is a slept on classic!
Not really overall it sucked
Remember that verse where he said he had 2 little boys with him and Michael Jackson was in a helicopter coming to get him???
Yeeeeeees
@@whywomenhatemyforeskin1412 You really think that's dope?
@@mfjudge9212 No. It's just the first thing I thought of when I saw him, cause 1st time I heard that I died laughing. Bizzare is really Bizzare 🤣🤣
Marshall's star power back then was massive,the trickle effect today still enough to sustain him 😂 Biz is that ninja tho💯some of his best lines can't be texted in the comments🙊🙊
One of the few artist that still has that power
Bizarre WACK....
@@yoshikitakaya7871 thank you
@@yoshikitakaya7871 nah he top 5 maybe top 10 punchline artists
TH-cam blocks vulgar comments now, even if you censor them.🤦🏿♂️
D12 were not signed to Shady/Aftermath. They were strictly Shady - distributed through Interscope.
Disturbed?😂🤣
Semantics. The point of the question was how did he feel to to have someone hold true to their word.
@@rashadavery7576 autocorrect. lol
@@OnYourSquare I guess. Also Dre produced on their albums + Obie's so easy to assume.
Right so why didnt Bizarre address that? He is mentally challenged
Devils Night was an awesome album. So many good tracks. Fight music, Pistol Pistol, That’s How, Shit Can Happen, American Psycho, Nasty Mind! Loved the diss track ‘Girls’ too. Great album
THAT'S HOW is one of my fav songs of all times. That beat is just lovely. First time I heard it, I was hella geeked up just waiting for Em's verse, then the song ended and I was like "wait..... what?"""" lol
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Pimp like me - D12 on Devils Night was my shit back in the day 🔥
That means Superman on Eminem show is also your s*** because it is the same beat just slower listen to it you'll see what I'm talking about
So lucky to grow up with d12s music its not the same anymore 😔. I love ❤ bizarre 😊 legends!
You love bizarre? First time I hear anyone say that. Not hating, just saying.
Loyalty is everything! Love hearing this about Em and D-12
Purple Pill still has me invincible sometimes
Pop 💊 cause that song 🤦♂️ shame on me
Bizarre high as hell, btw check out the 'uzi' track he just released, fire. Possibly the most underrated voice in hiphop.
Bizzarre was so nice they gave him his own song on the album
“Throw eggs at people’s houses, light fire cans on fire, burn garages down” ……. We’ll that escalated quickly
Every last one of the members were so talented in their own kind of style. But proof was pressure! It was his voice and delivery. I loved how bizarre didn’t gaf lol.Kuniva Swift D9 I love their voices. I loved them together. Eminem is my damn husband since I was in 4th grade. Rip Proof 💜
This nigga bizarre really humble the way he ended the last part 💪🏽💯
He was doing security but got caught off guard! 😂
One of Eminem’s greatest best delivered verse of all time was on Fight Music
And Shit Can Happen. It’s a short verse but just his cadence and delivery and multi-syllable rhymes. Insaaane
I like his verse in We Shine (remix) and Demon Inside
wasn't the dirty dozen but I think his best verse may have been the 2nd one on rock bottom, hits me everytime
Foreal!!
My favorite hook from Eminem too
I'll tell you what.. em was already pretty big in the hip hop underground scene and then him signing with dre and blowing up was shocking cuz underground rappers never blew up on a commercial level back then.. and the rest is history
I bought that album when I was 15 or 16. At pop tunes record store on Kirby parkway in Memphis TN! lol. Damn I miss record stores lol
Biz is 100% correct on devils night. That entire night your about to have a panic attack thinking your shit is gonna be destroyed when you wake up. It’s died down over the years but still stuff gets destroyed
I still remember fucking around on devils knight ..... good times definitely not prevalent much at all anymore its more random stuff spun off from social media influences now tbh
We had it up here across the border too. Kids started taking it too far, harming animals and stuff like that
Glad it died off.
@@AprehamLincoln im from canada aswell i dont remember people harming animals where im from thats messed up that probably speaks to a select group of individuals
So glad bizarre lost all that weight. He looks so much healthier. Stay alive stay blessed bizarre
Devil's night was from the movie "The Crow"
That jacket 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
RUFUS BE FLY NB$
The only reason why im in the comments....that jacket is hard as hell
Yo, Bizarre is high as hell. Dude doesn’t even look the same anymore.
Signed to Shady/Interscope*
I never knew that's what devil's night was lol I'm from NY and NJ and we called it mischief night
We called in moving night in Baltimore. But detroit boys were but I g down entire buildings and shit! The mayor had to get involved. And make Angels Night. Where they grouped up the fight off the “devils”(kids). We was eggging house. MAYBE lighting a dumpster on fire. They was destroying lives😂
@@Billy.Ripken why was it called "moving"
@@BryanKalloo back in the 1920s in Baltimore. The pranks were moving anything that could be moved. To somewhere else. Like move ur flower pots to ur neighbors porch. Take ur bike and put it on ur roof. Little stuff like that. But of course. It just got worse and worse. But that’s how “moving night” came about. At least that’s what I was told as a kid. I remember early 2000s they moved a guys head from his body. To a field in Lexington Park!
@Joe King Indeed.👌@1:53 Bizarre was just bobbing his head and no music is playing!! That's someone that lives music!!🙌
D12's 3rd album (the one from 2005-2007) will get leaked/released some day. Mark my words. And It'll be great.
Honestly I just listened to all of D12's studio album material and it's pretty much all very strong. Also I didn't realise but they have several Mixtapes/EPs
What third album? First time I hear about it
@@marioss2167 Look up D12 on MTV. They mentioned that they're working on it a couple times. Some track names are confirmed.
first time i heard em was in traffic on a highway liatening to the radio on my walkman. real slim shady and never heard anything like that before
It’s gotta be hard when people use you as a means to interview Eminem by proxy.
It’s like you’re not even there.
Still better than not being there at all… unfortunately
@@balance667 it is and it isn’t. Obviously if someone only talks to you so that can ask about someone else, then it’s as if you aren’t in the room at all.
But yeah, all I was saying was it’s gotta be hard. I don’t know if I could do it.
His whole career was by proxy, D12 were trash and would be nobodies if it wasn't for Em. Not saying all their songs were bad but Em carried them.
If the guy they are using me to talk about is my brother and has done a lot of me then we can talk about that man anytime.
Thank you bro. I thought I was the only one irritated by that!
At 1:50 when he starts bopping his head 😂 guaranteed some new beat or lyrics popped in his head bahahaha
4 million hard copies at that!
And I purchased one. Great album.
I absolutely adore bizarre I really do you cant hate him D12 I still play them to this day
Good stuff. I'm also curious his reaction and the other guys' reactions when Em put out Stepping Stone.
In NYC the night before Halloween was called Mischief Night
Vlad should be the 9ne doing this interview. Bizarre is apart of hip-hop history.
Loved that Fight Music video with The Warriors theme tied in..
He’s so blitzed in this interview 😂
Yep Devil’s Night in D! Night before Halloween! Legendary
Man I need another D12 album..... I have never fiend for anything in my life and I need that stuff.!!!!!😬😬😬😬😬😬😬😬😬😬😬
Bizarre you the man. Never change
Bizarre one of the greatest of all time this guy a legend for real - Timmy Ggz Tv
No.
Stay off the drugs fam
Where is will smith when you need him????😂
🤣🤣
@@yfndorsey1582 Lol he's just making fun of another commenter who always comments the same shit
When the music stops has to be the hardest punch for punch song by every d12 member, out there, imo
If you've seen The Crow, you know what Devil's Night is.
Watched the crow for the first time 2 years ago, dope movie.
it doesn't come from The Crow.Devil's Night is/was the night before Holloween in Detroit.Shit would get real wild and ppl would set fires and do all types of shit including killing ppl.
@@lochofmceo i know. the crow is based in detroit and happens on devil's night. this is how people from other cities knew about it in the 90's.
D12s first album was what I would listen to in high school when I was trying to summon up the courage to cuss someone out lol
How come
Devil’s Night is a fire album
I see what you did there....
Factuals
Man bizzy is always putting out new stuff
Bizarre carried D12 all the way, Bizarre, tell us about who D12 was and how did it get started. Was it hard making all the beats and write all the raps? How did you deal with the stress? Did you use drugs?
Reporter: "what about eminem"
Biz:"bItch R u rEtardeD?"
But what about Marshall?
@@KentaWBN prrof gold it together,bizarre started d12 and eminem was a member.but poped
@@KentaWBN what about?
@@Realkeepa proof started the dirty dozen.
R.I.P Proof & Love from England for D-12 & Marshall 💛
That’s solid as hell, cuh!
Word, buh.
You can tell he respect eminem
That panda jacket clean!!!
Eminem D12... Legends... 💯
My mans did _not_ want to talk about his certified Multi-Platinum selling record 😄
This maf making me feel high just watchin him
Can we get an interview of him without asking about Eminem
This is a five minute clip of a 30 minute plus interview
But what about Eminem?
@@onetroyhill big ass stomach, bitches think I'm cute
Always positivity when we talk about Mr.Matthers rap career
I miss the 2000s. Detroit basically ran the rap game at that point. Shady Records was the top dog dropping classic album after classic album.
1998-2006 I miss those days of hip hop
Detroit ran the rap game? Lol what was Detroit producing besides em? Chronic 2001 sold over 7 million during the 00”, then you have Outkaat with the best-selling rap album of all-time up to that point, southern rap like Ludacris and TI, snoop Dogg had his biggest single “drop it like it’s hot”. Detroit was a very small part of rap and not as big as LA or New York.
@Gcssdvnkloiutesc in the mid 2000s nobody was producing more numbers than Shady records and that's just facts. I'm a huge T.I fan, more so than the Shady Camp, but I ain't delusional. Shady records dropped The Eminem Show, Devils Night (D12), Cheers (Obie Trice), Loyal To The Game (2 Pac), Get Rich or Die Trying (50 Cent), the Re Up, Encore, Second Rounds On Me (Obie Trice), Beg For Mercy (G-Unit), D12 World.....probably missing a record or 2 but still. Show me a label that produced that many albums and numbers within a 6 year span. It's never been done.
@@dunduddy Interscope? Columbia? Capital? Pretty much all of them bro. Shady records was a relatively small label. I can’t keep track of who’s on who but basically 90% of the best selling albums are on four labels and all those labels had more hits than shady records. Think Confessions by Usher, Love Below/Soeakerbox by Outkast, Britney Spears, Nelly, Lincoln Park, all these albums were bigger than the albums you mentioned , with possible exceptions of 50 cent and Eminem but even then, Lincoln park sold more than 50 cent, Britney Spears too. Big four: Warner brothers, capital, Columbia, interscope (approximately I may be misremembering or conflating one)
@Gcssdvnkloiutesc I was talking rap music. If you going all genres than ya Shady records numbers ain't nothing to that.
It's dope that Em let him in the Superman video
Dre got his tape from the label his label was working with. One of their interns knew he was really good but his bosses rejected him. So when Dre was looking for artists, he gave him the tape, and the rest is history.
Edit: The intern gave it to Jimmy Iovine who gave it to Dre. I’ve watched several interviews with Dre and Eminem, but I still couldn’t find the intern’s name. The search continues.
Dre got his tape from Jimmy iovine Jimmy iovine personally put the tape in Dre's hand
@@tonytaylor8313 interesting. The funny thing is that he’s usually the one that spots the talent among the artists nobody else wants. I guess even he can’t find them all. Thanks for clearing that up.
@@tonytaylor8313 just found out that I was kinda right. The intern gave it to Jimmy Iovine , who gave it to Dre. I still can’t believe that they passed on him. That’s gotta be the biggest mistake of Jimmy’s career!
I love bizzares laugh too .
Devils Night is a Detroit Thang and it’s always LIT 🔥 🤣 🤣 🤣
Lets Go 5M!!!!💚💚💚👍
American psycho, purple pills, blow my buzz, pistol pistol etc. That devils night album wasnt close to em solo albums but it had some shit
Pimp like me, fight music
Nasty mind
i fucking love this guy he made me laugh so hard as a teenager, love d12
I hope Em names his last album Marshall Law at age 80 just to shit on erbody in the game
Devils night had some of my favorite work out tracks
I just don’t like this guys voice for interviews. Great interview from Bizzare but the interviewers voice and they say he asks things
Is annoying.
Fr. Pretty sure he had his head severely, repeatedly and intentionally smashed against a brick wall as a baby
Love Bizarre ! mans such a character XD
I love D12❤️🤙🏼
Devil's night was big in Pittsburgh too.
I remember hearing em on the stretch and babito show with the outsiderz....being from Newark I thought he was the new member of the outz....then when he blew and didn't sign the outz or ever do anything with them again really hurt
He did sign them they are on signed to shady records look it up
@@InsanePeakz yea he might have recently but they weren't for like the 1st 18 years since blew up...look up young z letter to slim
They were never signed most love outsidaz got was zee being on the 8 mile soundtrack
@@abysstruthpoet yea I didn't remember hearing them get signed but I didn't feel like looking it up ....yea he did the outz dirt....shouted them out crazy on the slim shady lp but left them in the hood...
i love bizarre man
Was Devil’s Night (the day, not the album) a big thing in cities other than Detroit? I remember the news choppers showing neighborhoods where 4 houses were on fire at the same time
I'm pretty sure it was a Detroit thing. Glad it's not happening like that anymore, that was before the days of smartphone cameras everywhere.
yes it was a big thing here
I grew up in Ontario Canada and devils night was a thing here too. Remember buying that album back in the day when I was like 21. Time flies
In Toledo when I was young bumped it some
That day is called mischief night where I'm from
In philly/nj its called "mischief night" . Its crazy how many variants the name has depending on where you at.
Ladies it’s alright, Bizarres here all nite!
Purple hills clean version
I grew up in Toronto, and we had Devils night!
I think he was star struck all over again, forgot he went number one 😭😂
I don't know man, maybe its because Iam listening to this outside and Iam in hurry but did Bizarre answered even one question?!?
Nope lol 😂
I looked forward to the sick wierd twisted shit bizarre was kicking on those albums
His first album i still jam
Hani-Cap Circus
Blue cheese and Coney Island is also a great album
Yeah if only Bugz And Proof could of also still been around
I remember buying Bizarre's Attack of the Weirdoes and Amtosphere's Overcast on the same day.
Holy, I bought those the same day. Only the Overcast was bought on record... classics..