I think Wayne not being able to curse made him a monster I think he was forced to be more creative all those years and when the leash was off him he elevated and became much more creative with metaphors and so on…
@@SAINT_PATRICK everything up to the Carter 1, he was just decent. Had good verses and features but until he put the label on his back he wasn’t top dog at cash money
@@GmoneyGcode right lol dude was recording when they told him carter 3 did a mill in one week..not to mention he did green screen videos days before he went to prison for artists who wanted videos to the songs he was on and they put them out while he was away.
Damn hearing that is crazy because to this day, Wayne never leaves the studio lmaaao, he had everything built around it he has a skatepark for when he wants to skate cafeteria/restaurant, TV room with multiple TVs just for sports all his "snacks of choice" by the pounds r in his studio!! His studio ain't even a studio it's a big ass warehouse with a studio inside of it, he put all his hobbies inside the studio so he never had to leave it wow
If y'all listened to "Sorry 4 Tha Wait 2" and that track called "Hollyweazy" from Lil Wayne, he got a line at the end of it saying, "Grew up on Bun B, Pimp C was my tutor" which is my favorite line from that song! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
When u think about it ...... Bun B made Lil Wayne!! Consider Wayne whole personality , he was the first "u at the club, I'm in the studio" rapper. Niggas was celebrating album sales, Wayne sell a half a million in a week and drop three mixtapes in 8 months! The man called himself a alien, a martian, a goblin for a reason, he wasn't like no other rapper. And the whole Young Money team, nigga said "let him hang with his homies in the studio, but they gotta rap, not good but they gotta rap." Brooooooo !! I'm listening B High
Wayne was good but i dont see how he was the best rapper in the room at 14 when most people will tell you BG was the best at the time on cash money. Lol lil wayne at the time IMO was a better lil turk and this is coming from someone who was a big lil wayne BEFORE the carter (block is hot,lights out,500 degreez)
So the logic that Wayne can't be one of the greatest is because bun-b taught him some things when he was 14? Horrible logic. That's like saying you can't be a great doctor because you went to medical school.
Bun kept it 1000 on telling how the game went from then til now totally different ballgame. 🔥ass interview need alot more of those. B high great work my guy 💪🏿
*Bun B telling the truth! The SOUTH HAS ALWAYS BEEN GREATER far as for black people making money in modern days. We actually laugh at people up north living in 600 square ft* 😂😂😂
Lol da fuq are you talking about?? All he said was its a lot of blk folks in the south to make money off eachother. Your jealous ass make it personal about living space, we all have family that live in the south, dont even know where you going with that. Blk ppl BEEN getting money up north, we got poor ppl just like yall do
@@weinaracewarandslaverystar3408 Looky here square you better watch how you type to me. SHOW ME ONE SENTENCE WHERE I'M JEALOUS??? 😂😂😂 You sensitive goofy
Yo. B High gives the best interviews. Hands down, he allows the artist time to speak and expand on the answer. Shout out to Bun B, awesome insight and stories that aren’t heard. RIP Pimp C. I never really f’ed with Vlad. Awesome interviews.
Idk… Wayne said from his own mouth that when he colabs with anyone, Drake is the ONLY one he edits his versus for before he sends it in. Remember, Wayne is to Drake what Bun B was to him. Let that shyt sink in…..
Even as a white man who is biased towards Eminem I can’t be mad at anybody that say Lil Wayne is the goat. I’m 38 right now and Wayne was poppin on a whole nother level in the late 90s all the way to like 2010. Easily a top 3 rap artist and a TRUE LEGEND! 😎
Em great but as a hip hop head Wayne is alien level … great rappers like Jay z drop 2 to 3 punchlines a verse … Eminem does two to 3 per verse … Wayne does one every single line on every single song … it’s a redundant convo for me … Wayne is the most skilled rapper that ever done it
@@s4mnblack my argument about Wayne being the best is the fact that he appeals way more to the hip hop fanbase in general better Eminem doesn’t appeal to as many that are fans of rap and it’s culture.. it’s mostly because of what Eminem raps about and the concepts he raps about. He’s still as lyrically gifted as Wayne but his topics are often times suspect af 😣
Wayne OWNED the game for a solid 4-5 year period like no one has ever seen and probably won’t see again. He not only changed the game, but he brought Drake and Nicki to the scene. Both of them are top of the 2010s in terms of superstardom. Wayne is the 🐐
@@previnjohn8584 Wayne shifted the frequency in rap … I think you can have milestone in rap history - The originators in NY parks … then the shift to recording albums with early east coast crews, then the superstars (Run DMC, LL) Arrival of West Coast - NWA, Dre, NY golden era and rivalry with 2Pac West coast (Nas, Big, Mobb deep, Wutang etc), Eminem, emergence of the south, and definitely the birth of the post golden era of which the father of that entire thing and originator of thousands of copycats is Lil Wayne. No one rapped like him for years … killer line after killer line, verse after verse non stop .. work ethic through the roof … skills like never seen before, mixtape after mixtape giving fire away for basically free … and add into it the style and energy … he is without a doubt one of the Top 5 rappers of all time. Skill wise there is not one rapper including Eminem that would go up agains weezy and not get bbqd… the only reason for me why he ain’t top 1 .. is because of his lack of variety in subject matter, Similar to Eminem. But weezy definitely a better rapper than Eminem every single day and 15 sundays too
Congrats on hitting 200K subscribers Bun B is telling the truth about rappers hitting the road in a van and promoting/getting a bag I grew up in the (Mississippi) Delta and remember a white van pulled up to us at an apartment complex with MC Breed (RIP) and other artists for a show at a local show
I'm always so glad to hear Bun speak on the history of Southern rap tunes. Remember them performing at Strawberry's in Lafayette, LA and going to PAT and Houston to see them...good times. Forever grateful for what U and Pimp brought to the Gulf Coast
Saw Jay-Z perform in Copa's(Miami Moon). We used to have all kinds of concerts for Crawfish fest, Greek Show weekend, Mardi Gras...Troy D had a birthday party at least twice a month with a concert at Strawberry's. Haven't been to a club until u've sat in a line for an hour to get into the parking lot and pay $50 to get into that hot box lol
Bun was all over that Big Tymers How u luv that album. He right Wayne was a star in the making back then. He used to make sound effects when he rapped and had a cold flow even then
Damn that's why wayne still be in the studio to this day lmao he feels weird outside the studio you planned worked and he became the best mc but he missed out on tech and social media lmao
Its crazy how no matter how big you are everyone always learned something from someone. The part when Bun B was talking about Wayne when he said “Keep him in the studio, if he wants to see a girl, come to the studio, play madden, come to the studio” Birdman just said that in his last interview, never knew he took Bun’s advice. And that along made Lil Wayne one of the best rappers to ever pick up a microphone.
Bun gives me chills everytime he explains this i was a teenager in the south and as a man I work in groves tx today 3miles from where pimp is buried i smoke a blunt 3times a week near pimps grave...RIP Pimp C..fly high bro...keep it trill 💯 bun
The problem with the single game is longevity. Eventually (and these days, with the number of new artists popping up, sooner than later) those "hot" singles are gonna dry up and someone else is gonna take the reins. What will they have left? No big legacy, no dope albums, no discography for future generations to discover, no different ways for future earnings when nostalgia kicks in for your fanbase. Albums aren't redundant. They are essential if you are in music FOR MUSIC, and not to make a quick buck.
This 2021 almost 2022 the age of independent artists and streaming albums are a thing of the past. Lets be real the only reason that albums ever got created in the first place is because if your going to buy a record, cassette, or cd, your not going to buy it if there is only 1 song on it so the artists had to fill up the entire thing to sell it. It's always been about making a quick buck especially when the labels are running things. Albums are just a way to sell a group of songs because there was no way to sell individual songs. Now we don't need that shit no more and like Bun B was talking about now you can make more money off 1 song then ever and pretty soon nobody will make albums anymore it's pointless when people only gonna stream that 1 hit song that they like and not listen to the other fillers you made...
@@PHPMuzik money will always compromise art, you cant have 1 without the other, artists will always have to put out a good body of work to make the money
@@levelupmediadesign687 People don't wanna hear that because then they won't be able to hate on other people niggas just tryna hold onto they reason to hate
UGK is arguably one of the best duos next to Ball and G. Pimp C was a very talented, he could rap, sing, produce and play instruments. Jazze Pha said Pimp C and Sleepy Brown and his self was thinking of making a album together because they all had the same talents.
B High my brother this is like some incredible shit you have. I have to watch every interview you drop more than once just to pick up all the jewels being dropped...
Not being able to curse forced Wayne to articulate his thoughts more because it's much easier to fill in the blanks with meaningless curse words. But as good as Wayne is coming off the top, I wish he would sit back and actually Write a rhyme and put forth the 100% dedication to the rap game that would've (in my opinion) propelled him to the G.O.A.T.! But this is a selfish request. Js
New York ran rap first because it was created there, that's it. It's not geographical. The early dudes in New York was rapping for twenty years before the companies on NY took rap serious. It was just black NY culture for a while, then it eventually spread, that's it.
Hold up big bruh, Just because bun b gave em game st 14 early on, you can't take away what he accomplished from there on !!! WAYNE IS ONE OF THE GREATEST TO EVER DO IT
Wayne is better than Hov. More people have copied Wayne than Jay.. which is why we feel Wayne's style is tired....but only because We've heard over 300 different versions of it (That includes Drake's rendition).
@B High ATL... ... You got it, and had it for the minute brother. Nothing but legends. Still waiting to see guys from Orlando. Mook Boy, Tonii Boi, Six pack (Grill'd Up Records.), Etc... ... Nothing but love from #CountdiwnCounty.
I just love it when I get the notification that says "someone has liked your comment" or "someone has subscribed!" ❤😍 I have WARZONE clips. THANK YOU",
Wayne IS the best rapper alive..I love Jay, but if you're going to consider all the hip hop angles, albums, mixtapes, quantity & quality, style, culture, influence, then I think that's where Wayne leaves everyone else in the game!..👌 No one's even talking of a Lil Wayne verzuz, we've heard suggestions of Drake vs Kanye, Hov vs Nas, but no mention of Wayne..coz really, no one has the smoke!! 🤷♂️...Best rapper alive, no doubt.
This is a great interview. It's good to see an OG that's like your uncle celebrating your success and not hating and still giving you game for you to have longevity.
Outside of Wayne’s Run from 02-08..BUNs “Free Pimp C” run has to b one of the most iconic runs n Hip Hop history
Facts
@Certified Goon C'mon mane stop it
Master P had a great run.. 50 had a great run
@Certified Goon First time I've seen someone call Bun trash
From 02-11 to be exact
I think Wayne not being able to curse made him a monster I think he was forced to be more creative all those years and when the leash was off him he elevated and became much more creative with metaphors and so on…
That and him not sounding like any other southern rapper
I'll kick yo dont ask me too many question was one of my favorite Wayne lines ever one BG's Playin It Raw
He was decent back then wasn’t nowhere near what he is today.
@@tymberlandtv42 😆? You ever heard of an album called Tha Block is Hot?!
@@SAINT_PATRICK everything up to the Carter 1, he was just decent. Had good verses and features but until he put the label on his back he wasn’t top dog at cash money
It’s crazy because that kind of explains why for the last 20 years Wayne has produced so much music because he’s always in the studio.
Wayne said and showed us that himself
On God yea 😂😆
Yea Wayne is probably the biggest studio rat in hip hop (don’t mean that in a bad way) it’s crazy to see how Bun B orchestrated Wayne to be like this.
@@GmoneyGcode right lol dude was recording when they told him carter 3 did a mill in one week..not to mention he did green screen videos days before he went to prison for artists who wanted videos to the songs he was on and they put them out while he was away.
Wayne is just the goat nobody in hip hop has done more than him for the culture he is hip hop 💯
I Still Listen To That Bun B & Lil Wayne Damn I’m Cold 🔥🔥🔥
Yes that is one of my favorite songs too. 💯💯🔥🔥
Real talk, I remember "Retaliation" 1 & 2 off Chopper City & It's All on You
Millionaire dream, 226
B High has the content that brings out the most Enlightened and Prosperous parts of the culture.
NAILED IT
B, you are a natural with these interviews. I appreciate how you're able to get some of the OG's in the game to be authentic. Good shit.
This video hella important
GOD FIRST ALWAYS
Damm I'll say Lil flip and Lil Wayne with dj screw was the best youngsters and my favs in the 90z South!!
Wicked putting that finger on that top lip, He locked in, soaking up game ! Salute 💯
I cant cope it feels like I was on Dope,believe me I dont toot
Home is Wayne’s studio and he has a ramp at the house too
Keep em in the studio #yuhhurdme
Damn hearing that is crazy because to this day, Wayne never leaves the studio lmaaao, he had everything built around it he has a skatepark for when he wants to skate cafeteria/restaurant, TV room with multiple TVs just for sports all his "snacks of choice" by the pounds r in his studio!! His studio ain't even a studio it's a big ass warehouse with a studio inside of it, he put all his hobbies inside the studio so he never had to leave it wow
Hey Bun Catch my chick in the RedRiver before I get to Port Netchez lol Port Aranious
Bub broke this shit down like it was supposed to be down!
Man the south done had the game for 20 years strong and still talking bout not being accepted 🤣
Smart strategy for Wayne bun
O.G Bun just spoke on how a lot of rappers who was 🔥 but wasn’t committed to that yo did not make it or prosper to that next level.
I hope he doesn't think because he's yelling and it's his show that's gonna make Wayne is the greatest of all time
If y'all listened to "Sorry 4 Tha Wait 2" and that track called "Hollyweazy" from Lil Wayne, he got a line at the end of it saying, "Grew up on Bun B, Pimp C was my tutor" which is my favorite line from that song! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Facts! Where did Wayne Fly out Drake to meet him for the first time!! Houston!!!
Still one of my favorite songs
Wayne is quoted saying Bun taught him how to rap. Not rap but "rap" rap & he said Bun's verse on "Murder" was one of his biggest inspirations
TI said that's his favorite verse too
You can tell because Wayne sampled that verse on Dedication 2
I listened to that verse today at work and had to rewind that bad boy 3 times
Bun's verse on Murder and
MJG's verse on Friend or Foe
🔥🔥🔥🔥
@@Mr.Bryce504 bout to go on break and listen to it now wit this blunt.
“Nah I ain’t a Will Smith, Nah I ain’t a Fresh Prince, Nigga I’m a Young King, Nigga I’m a Bun B!” - Lil Wayne
I go hard, ask my broad, miss Stevie Wonder she ain’t lookin at y’all (she can’t see) 🔥🤣
@@NickT324__ that was Lil Wayne verse on DJ Khaled song Holla at me baby
@@jarvishorne8794 hell yeah lol
Bun B a legend. Philly recognize the real!! RIP Pimp C
Shout out to the whole Killadelphia Pistolvania..From Screwston Texas 8900 Braewswood.
#PLANETOFDAAPES
#BULLTRIBE
#WEWITDADUMSHIT2
Real ones recognize Philly be on that trill shit. And they got they own flavor. Respect.
When u think about it ...... Bun B made Lil Wayne!!
Consider Wayne whole personality , he was the first "u at the club, I'm in the studio" rapper. Niggas was celebrating album sales, Wayne sell a half a million in a week and drop three mixtapes in 8 months! The man called himself a alien, a martian, a goblin for a reason, he wasn't like no other rapper. And the whole Young Money team, nigga said "let him hang with his homies in the studio, but they gotta rap, not good but they gotta rap." Brooooooo !! I'm listening B High
Nobody made Wayne he made himself he’s self made foh
Yea Wayne has probably the most output of any rapper ever. Bun B created a monster!
This is definitely why Wayne can send u back a verse in a hour. I honestly believe no one spends more time in the booth than Wayne
B high is dropping classic interviews. Keep up the good work 💯
People don’t actually know how cold Wayne been we been listening to him before he was 14 a lot of y’all didn’t know who he was until the Carter
Right I was just telling somebody the other day, tha Carter wasn't his first album. They couldn't believe me😂
The real cash money harder to me pimp daddy Mr Ivan bg derrick UNLV lil slim ms tee kilo g
@@traetrae7517 wow
Wayne was good but i dont see how he was the best rapper in the room at 14 when most people will tell you BG was the best at the time on cash money. Lol lil wayne at the time IMO was a better lil turk and this is coming from someone who was a big lil wayne BEFORE the carter (block is hot,lights out,500 degreez)
Yes
“ I don’t curse but in the verse man fuck the world”
The South Got something to say! They use to laugh at our music. I remember those days mane. Now everyone sounding like the South.
Facts
What up twin 💪🐰
So the logic that Wayne can't be one of the greatest is because bun-b taught him some things when he was 14? Horrible logic. That's like saying you can't be a great doctor because you went to medical school.
Bun kept it 1000 on telling how the game went from then til now totally different ballgame. 🔥ass interview need alot more of those. B high great work my guy 💪🏿
Lil Wayne still the best rapper in a room!!
Not in a room with BOOSIE
@@boethomaszzbill3733 lol bruh Boosie ain’t messing with Wayne.
Depends on what you like. BOOSIE the goat
@@boethomaszzbill3733 right. I like Boosie though. But if we talking numbers no comparison
@@hideuser2870 but real rap shit real street shit nobody BOOSIE got it
*Bun B telling the truth! The SOUTH HAS ALWAYS BEEN GREATER far as for black people making money in modern days. We actually laugh at people up north living in 600 square ft* 😂😂😂
Lol
It's not the 600 square ft it's the 1400 for rent
Lol da fuq are you talking about?? All he said was its a lot of blk folks in the south to make money off eachother. Your jealous ass make it personal about living space, we all have family that live in the south, dont even know where you going with that. Blk ppl BEEN getting money up north, we got poor ppl just like yall do
@@weinaracewarandslaverystar3408 Looky here square you better watch how you type to me. SHOW ME ONE SENTENCE WHERE I'M JEALOUS??? 😂😂😂 You sensitive goofy
@@MRMAN-wb1tv "you betta watch how you type to me." 🤣🤣🤣
Wayne the best rapper ever … he scares great rappers
Wayne is HIP HOP nobody did more for hip hop Than this nigga , hes a unicorn
Wayne was a beast in his teens. He didn’t even curse, he just used wild as sound effects
He was dope back then. He aint been right since auto tune.
@@playaboi1000 agreed
@@MrBroderickg14 hell yeah. The whole rap game looks and sounds like Wayne now
@stryfetc1 Drake got his whole sound from Wayne & Kanye
@@playaboi1000 not really..cause he don’t se autotune all the tone and still made great projects and songs with autotune
Yo. B High gives the best interviews. Hands down, he allows the artist time to speak and expand on the answer. Shout out to Bun B, awesome insight and stories that aren’t heard. RIP Pimp C. I never really f’ed with Vlad. Awesome interviews.
Facts
Bun gave so much insight, in such a small amount of time, smart brother.
Drake can never mess with Lil Wayne on that mic to me cause he can do it without cursing to this day
Idk… Wayne said from his own mouth that when he colabs with anyone, Drake is the ONLY one he edits his versus for before he sends it in. Remember, Wayne is to Drake what Bun B was to him. Let that shyt sink in…..
@@NoviceWhoDatFanatic but he still cant mess with him, you saw it on seeing Green
@@keezemojito1278 definitely! Wayne said out of his own mouth that Drake is better than he is
I was 19 listening to Wayne..he was 13.. people was looking at me crazy...barssssss
Bun b, Pimp C, J Prince help Drake, Weezy, Boosie, Webbie...The greatest🌴💯💯💯💯💯💯
Even as a white man who is biased towards Eminem I can’t be mad at anybody that say Lil Wayne is the goat. I’m 38 right now and Wayne was poppin on a whole nother level in the late 90s all the way to like 2010. Easily a top 3 rap artist and a TRUE LEGEND! 😎
Em great but as a hip hop head Wayne is alien level … great rappers like Jay z drop 2 to 3 punchlines a verse … Eminem does two to 3 per verse … Wayne does one every single line on every single song … it’s a redundant convo for me … Wayne is the most skilled rapper that ever done it
@@s4mnblack my argument about Wayne being the best is the fact that he appeals way more to the hip hop fanbase in general better Eminem doesn’t appeal to as many that are fans of rap and it’s culture.. it’s mostly because of what Eminem raps about and the concepts he raps about. He’s still as lyrically gifted as Wayne but his topics are often times suspect af 😣
@@deecurt he ain’t even close and he knows it
Wayne OWNED the game for a solid 4-5 year period like no one has ever seen and probably won’t see again. He not only changed the game, but he brought Drake and Nicki to the scene. Both of them are top of the 2010s in terms of superstardom. Wayne is the 🐐
@@previnjohn8584 Wayne shifted the frequency in rap … I think you can have milestone in rap history - The originators in NY parks … then the shift to recording albums with early east coast crews, then the superstars (Run DMC, LL) Arrival of West Coast - NWA, Dre, NY golden era and rivalry with 2Pac West coast (Nas, Big, Mobb deep, Wutang etc), Eminem, emergence of the south, and definitely the birth of the post golden era of which the father of that entire thing and originator of thousands of copycats is Lil Wayne. No one rapped like him for years … killer line after killer line, verse after verse non stop .. work ethic through the roof … skills like never seen before, mixtape after mixtape giving fire away for basically free … and add into it the style and energy … he is without a doubt one of the Top 5 rappers of all time. Skill wise there is not one rapper including Eminem that would go up agains weezy and not get bbqd… the only reason for me why he ain’t top 1 .. is because of his lack of variety in subject matter, Similar to Eminem. But weezy definitely a better rapper than Eminem every single day and 15 sundays too
How much sense did that make where Bun said keep Wayne in the studio! 💯
Made too much sense.
Brilliant.
Bun explained exactly who Wayne became. Makes sense. Stay zoned in with your passion...”stay in the studio.”
Congrats on hitting 200K subscribers
Bun B is telling the truth about rappers hitting the road in a van and promoting/getting a bag
I grew up in the (Mississippi) Delta and remember a white van pulled up to us at an apartment complex with MC Breed (RIP) and other artists for a show at a local show
I'm always so glad to hear Bun speak on the history of Southern rap tunes. Remember them performing at Strawberry's in Lafayette, LA and going to PAT and Houston to see them...good times. Forever grateful for what U and Pimp brought to the Gulf Coast
Good Ol Simcoe Strip had a lot of legends come through.
Saw Jay-Z perform in Copa's(Miami Moon). We used to have all kinds of concerts for Crawfish fest, Greek Show weekend, Mardi Gras...Troy D had a birthday party at least twice a month with a concert at Strawberry's. Haven't been to a club until u've sat in a line for an hour to get into the parking lot and pay $50 to get into that hot box lol
We don't need the " main stream". We are the " main stream". Dirty Souf all day!!!!
Bun was all over that Big Tymers How u luv that album. He right Wayne was a star in the making back then. He used to make sound effects when he rapped and had a cold flow even then
Facts. He also was on the first hot boys album💯
Bruh Wayne’s verse on “Tear it Up”. OMG
But people don’t see he had the best talent then millionaire dream,cutlass Monte Carlo and regals
@@jamalwinston9860 top of the line nigga
@@dereed5222 his clear the set was 🔥🔥🔥
Damn that's why wayne still be in the studio to this day lmao he feels weird outside the studio you planned worked and he became the best mc but he missed out on tech and social media lmao
Bun B is saying nothing but facts...they opened the lane like Pac said in 96, 'Blueprints to money making'!!!
Its crazy how no matter how big you are everyone always learned something from someone. The part when Bun B was talking about Wayne when he said “Keep him in the studio, if he wants to see a girl, come to the studio, play madden, come to the studio”
Birdman just said that in his last interview, never knew he took Bun’s advice.
And that along made Lil Wayne one of the best rappers to ever pick up a microphone.
You should seen when Bun told Wayne that in studio. Wayne's expression is dope
@@nhlanhlamala2381 wait you saw this !?
This why Wayne got more music then anyone ever
Bun gives me chills everytime he explains this i was a teenager in the south and as a man I work in groves tx today 3miles from where pimp is buried i smoke a blunt 3times a week near pimps grave...RIP Pimp C..fly high bro...keep it trill 💯 bun
Thank you Bun B. Holding down for the Trill
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Juvenile was better than Wayne during the Hot Boyz run.
I'm a true Wayne fan. But I see no cap here Niggas sleep on Juvi. No doubt he was the star player back then
Juvie was was in his mid to late 20s..Wayne was still in grade school I think
The problem with the single game is longevity. Eventually (and these days, with the number of new artists popping up, sooner than later) those "hot" singles are gonna dry up and someone else is gonna take the reins. What will they have left? No big legacy, no dope albums, no discography for future generations to discover, no different ways for future earnings when nostalgia kicks in for your fanbase. Albums aren't redundant. They are essential if you are in music FOR MUSIC, and not to make a quick buck.
This 2021 almost 2022 the age of independent artists and streaming albums are a thing of the past. Lets be real the only reason that albums ever got created in the first place is because if your going to buy a record, cassette, or cd, your not going to buy it if there is only 1 song on it so the artists had to fill up the entire thing to sell it. It's always been about making a quick buck especially when the labels are running things. Albums are just a way to sell a group of songs because there was no way to sell individual songs. Now we don't need that shit no more and like Bun B was talking about now you can make more money off 1 song then ever and pretty soon nobody will make albums anymore it's pointless when people only gonna stream that 1 hit song that they like and not listen to the other fillers you made...
@@PHPMuzik spoken like someone who is in it for the money and not for the art of making music. Good luck in your pursuits.
@@PHPMuzik money will always compromise art, you cant have 1 without the other, artists will always have to put out a good body of work to make the money
@@levelupmediadesign687 People don't wanna hear that because then they won't be able to hate on other people niggas just tryna hold onto they reason to hate
Facts bro frfr 💯 💪
Shot out to wayne being a good example in staying out of trouble and and showing kids they can be stars amd listening to what a kid has to say!!!✌💯
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Amen
As an artist thank you so much BHigh nothing but gems here !!!
Salute B High Texas and Georgia together
Grew up on Pimp and Bun...my guys!
Yessir, UGK the Big Uncs in my head...Ball & G too!!!
UGK is arguably one of the best duos next to Ball and G. Pimp C was a very talented, he could rap, sing, produce and play instruments. Jazze Pha said Pimp C and Sleepy Brown and his self was thinking of making a album together because they all had the same talents.
Lil wayne the goat 🐐😂💯
Bun B bringing the O.G. Knowledge!!✊🏿
This man need a podcast.
Respect to Bun B and Birdman for saving a young man life
B High my brother this is like some incredible shit you have. I have to watch every interview you drop more than once just to pick up all the jewels being dropped...
Not being able to curse forced Wayne to articulate his thoughts more because it's much easier to fill in the blanks with meaningless curse words. But as good as Wayne is coming off the top, I wish he would sit back and actually Write a rhyme and put forth the 100% dedication to the rap game that would've (in my opinion) propelled him to the G.O.A.T.! But this is a selfish request. Js
Wayne mom didn’t allow him to curse at one point witch made him better with words
Well Said! On Point👌🤝Bun B Dropping Gems, Jewels👏💪🎯
New York ran rap first because it was created there, that's it. It's not geographical. The early dudes in New York was rapping for twenty years before the companies on NY took rap serious. It was just black NY culture for a while, then it eventually spread, that's it.
Wxactly
it's all perspective tho. u right but to bun what he saw and want thru is his truth from his lens
Well spoken and articulated, but I wouldn’t have expected anything less!!! Bun B Pimp C P.A.T!!!!🤟🏽✌🏽
Hold up big bruh, Just because bun b gave em game st 14 early on, you can't take away what he accomplished from there on !!! WAYNE IS ONE OF THE GREATEST TO EVER DO IT
Bun is like the OG of OG's in the game
Wayne is better than Hov. More people have copied Wayne than Jay.. which is why we feel Wayne's style is tired....but only because We've heard over 300 different versions of it (That includes Drake's rendition).
Seems like Wayne was some experiment lol
@B High ATL... ... You got it, and had it for the minute brother. Nothing but legends. Still waiting to see guys from Orlando. Mook Boy, Tonii Boi, Six pack (Grill'd Up Records.), Etc... ... Nothing but love from #CountdiwnCounty.
I learned today....that i could listen to this man Bun B talk ALL day!
Those from down south Know Lil Wayne was unstoppable during the 2000s. And 2010s was still the boss
B high I’ma say it for you, MY GOD!!!!
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To me B High have the best interviews .
MR.MR.SCARFACE is the greatest of all time!!
Unless Bun B in the same room
Positive Ken the most positive man in Texas!!!! O.G big bun great interview 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Bun, b a real nigga for admiting Wayne the best rapper of all times
Bun kept it a bean about New York not wanting to mention Philly amongst other East Coast Cities
Can't no body out rap biggie or jay z and you bun...stop!
UGK 4 Life
Listening to Bun B's music or his interviews will raise your IQ, the brother just got intelligence on about every level 👌🏽
That's right
You doing good B High, keep doing your thing💪🏾.
On Big Tymers album one of my favorite songs is featuring Bun B and Lil Wayne.
Bun had the best verse and Wayne was on his heels.
Celebrate and pop the don p
Black thought somewhere laughing
Who still riding wit Vlad?
Its all about B high ya herd me!!!
Facts 💯
Yuuuup
Damn! Bun broke it down on the Wayne situation!
I just love it when I get the notification that says "someone has liked your comment" or "someone has subscribed!" ❤😍 I have WARZONE clips. THANK YOU",
Wayne IS the best rapper alive..I love Jay, but if you're going to consider all the hip hop angles, albums, mixtapes, quantity & quality, style, culture, influence, then I think that's where Wayne leaves everyone else in the game!..👌 No one's even talking of a Lil Wayne verzuz, we've heard suggestions of Drake vs Kanye, Hov vs Nas, but no mention of Wayne..coz really, no one has the smoke!! 🤷♂️...Best rapper alive, no doubt.
Lil yo. If you know you know
This is a great interview. It's good to see an OG that's like your uncle celebrating your success and not hating and still giving you game for you to have longevity.
Lil- Wayne is not the greatest….