I feel like I have wronged this man for all these years. I never realized how humble and real this cat is. I thought he was just a poser who had a couple hits. Great interview. I'm going to give his albums another listen with new perspective now.
You heard and saw him on Anything For You and you considered him a poser ? Really??? What about Hootie And The Blowfish ? Come on man … anyone can sing anything ! Girl I Been Hurt is a big chune ( tune )
@@romankats-kagan3968 Because while anyone can come from Jamaica, I had a hard time thinking this guy who looked like he was in Color Me Badd was a legitimate rapper from Jamaica
You have to give it to him, he shows respect to all the artist that came before him and says he directly got his style from some of these Big Time Legends.
@@demetriusevans4139 yeah but em pays homage even in his shit albums he shouts out x clan probably the most pro black group ever. Its not ems fault his fans are dumb caaaarnts
Best dancehall remix ever...that song had the clubs going crazy from NYC to Miami from Maine to Seattle.. still hits u hard till this day....in my opinion he definitely held his own Bec beenie Man and buju banton ..hell everyone on that track went hard ...
Talk about never judging a book by its cover. I remember being a teenager and informer came out. Dope song for sure, but growing up in Cali listening to 90’s gangsta rap, I thought this dude was just another vanilla ice one hit wonder type rapper, not knowing this guy was crazier than all of NWA. Lol
There’s an interview he did at a Jamaican radio station a few years ago. He talk about his history with the law and one of the jokingly said something like "oh, that’s cause you grew up with Jamaicans" and Snow set him straight immediately, saying "naah. Remember that I’m Irish. If anything, I was the one getting my Jamaican friends in some shit" for some reason, I liked that he did that
Jamaica embraced him. They're the final arbiters of what's reggae and what's not. Not us English, Americans, Arabs etc. The tune Informer is pure foolishness but he's known beyond that in Jamaica. Fair play to him. I always like to see working class man make paper.
@@crocop4life please I know Dancehall way better then you could even begin to imagine. 5 legends in their prime all on one track and snow and kulture held their own too. That’s a legendary tune. You don’t know dancehall.
I'm 40. Most black people I know my age our parents were born in the islands. Even people my age were. Some africans too but mostly west indian/carribean. Immigration in Toronto started in the 70's big time. My generation are the first born here. My kids 2nd. Reggae arguably is just as big here as hip hop. In early hip hop you here reggae music from rappers in New york because they had Immigration in the 80s. If you go back to early hip hop from Toronto it sounds like new York hip hop/rap. Only lake ontario separates the two cities. I heard new york rap before west coast. Shout out Detroit too again not that far.
Liquor causes a lot of problems. I thought casual drinking a few nights a week was too much. But this guy and the Kurupt interview let’s me alcoholism is a real disease.
@@809Mornelle Yeah a lot of 13 year old white girls love him. That's pretty much his whole fan base besides feminine males who carry purses. What a accomplishment.
Informer and Monday morning were good but Anything for you is a classic. Jamaicans have an effect on people that change their lives. Snow being white helped him with sales and crossover because other white folks can relate IMO but that song is still a 90’s classic 🔥🔥🔥
I loved informer .... but anything for you with everyone else on that track was dope asf --- that era saw a lot of talents and smash hits across the board in all genres
The reason that he catches on to different styles and languages so quickly and effortlessly, is that he's not proficient in reading and writing. He makes up for it by having a good ear. His mind is like a recorder, simply because he can't read it or write it.
Great interview. Patt of my childhood. I never knew he really was a gangster type who could actually talk the talk. I always thought he was another Vanilla Ice...squeeky clean.good boy.
and I still blast “Anything for You” til this day! It deh pon heavy rotation when mi deh pon di road! Tun di Freightliner and Volva truck inna one dancehall!!!
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This is one of the best interviews you did Snow a real Humble Guy
I feel like I have wronged this man for all these years. I never realized how humble and real this cat is. I thought he was just a poser who had a couple hits. Great interview. I'm going to give his albums another listen with new perspective now.
Listen to his 12 inches of snow record.all the songs are great.. seriously
You heard and saw him on Anything For You and you considered him a poser ? Really???
What about Hootie And The Blowfish ?
Come on man … anyone can sing anything !
Girl I Been Hurt is a big chune ( tune )
@@rykson161
Yes...
Yes...
No idea what Hootie has to do with this but yes...
True...
It is...
Re-read my post where I literally state how wrong I was.
Why did you initially think that?
@@romankats-kagan3968 Because while anyone can come from Jamaica, I had a hard time thinking this guy who looked like he was in Color Me Badd was a legitimate rapper from Jamaica
Damn. Netflix could make a bio series about this guy
Love his respect for the culture!!
You have to give it to him, he shows respect to all the artist that came before him and says he directly got his style from some of these Big Time Legends.
He has respect for the art and the culture. Unlike Eminem fans who think lyrical skill began with him.
@@demetriusevans4139 yeah but em pays homage even in his shit albums he shouts out x clan probably the most pro black group ever.
Its not ems fault his fans are dumb caaaarnts
@@demetriusevans4139 he is better than eminem I'm my opinion he was versatile and he can sing rap whatever
@@demetriusevans4139 who’s eminem
Great interview. Listening to Snow in a completely different light now.
No matter what era, cd, mp3, or right off my iTunes, “anything for you” will always be on a playlist.
This guy is Uber gifted, what a humble and genuine guy, best interview
Snow is straight up Canadian, listening to this brings me back to my days of living of the 416. Great interview.
Pure TO guy
fuck off fuck boy with love from me in the uk
414 here
416 To 905
905 up in here brother
I love snow man grew up listening to snow till to this day much love and respect snow
Best dancehall remix ever...that song had the clubs going crazy from NYC to Miami from Maine to Seattle.. still hits u hard till this day....in my opinion he definitely held his own Bec beenie Man and buju banton ..hell everyone on that track went hard ...
They kicked me out of japan i went to Thailand. Sing in thai. Bing dada bing a bing a dada 😂
You booked that shit eh lmfao that shit was funny 🤣
Talk about never judging a book by its cover. I remember being a teenager and informer came out. Dope song for sure, but growing up in Cali listening to 90’s gangsta rap, I thought this dude was just another vanilla ice one hit wonder type rapper, not knowing this guy was crazier than all of NWA. Lol
How so... this fool is a fraud like the rest of them ya idiot 😂😭😂😭
Me too and I'm from Canada. I thought he was an imposter. Was I wrong. Big up snow. 💪🏾
He definitely got hurt by Vanilla Ice, but he was dope and he had more of a street rep.
There’s an interview he did at a Jamaican radio station a few years ago. He talk about his history with the law and one of the jokingly said something like "oh, that’s cause you grew up with Jamaicans" and Snow set him straight immediately, saying "naah. Remember that I’m Irish. If anything, I was the one getting my Jamaican friends in some shit" for some reason, I liked that he did that
@@morenitomoreno1282 lmao
Jamaica embraced him. They're the final arbiters of what's reggae and what's not. Not us English, Americans, Arabs etc. The tune Informer is pure foolishness but he's known beyond that in Jamaica. Fair play to him. I always like to see working class man make paper.
This man is a legend im sad his career didn't go further i wish he could make more music with popular artis big up daddy yankee for bringing him back
He actually still have a nice singing voice
you need to get some new hearingaids
@@rykerdark1688 🤣🤣🤣
@@rykerdark1688 he does sound good
....effortless flow...great tone....someone should put him in the studio quickly....
@@HamhocksUnlimited Too much coca?
That song is one of the best dancehall songs ever. If you never heard it you definitely need to listen..
If u think that, u dont know dancehall
@@crocop4life please I know Dancehall way better then you could even begin to imagine. 5 legends in their prime all on one track and snow and kulture held their own too. That’s a legendary tune. You don’t know dancehall.
@@gtsound12 ok newbie.
@@crocop4life move yuh bbc yuh nuh no tune
@@gtsound12 whatever you say jaifaken. Walk and live!
I totally forgot about this guy. Loved him back in the day....brings back memories
Daddy Yankee literally redid his song earlier this year ago and its on the radio remix has Snow
Snow a big DJ remember that up to this day jamaicans still rate and love snow
Canada has much respect for Jamaican Culture 💯
It’s a lot of Jamaicans in Canada in general
Alot of Jamaicans and carribean people in general migrated here instead of the US. Great choice!!! 🇨🇦🇯🇲💪🏾
@@drewjohnson4883 fuck Canada poor choice US is Better
@@drewjohnson4883 facts I’m Haitian and my cousin got in way easier than the US
I'm 40. Most black people I know my age our parents were born in the islands. Even people my age were. Some africans too but mostly west indian/carribean. Immigration in Toronto started in the 70's big time. My generation are the first born here. My kids 2nd. Reggae arguably is just as big here as hip hop. In early hip hop you here reggae music from rappers in New york because they had Immigration in the 80s. If you go back to early hip hop from Toronto it sounds like new York hip hop/rap. Only lake ontario separates the two cities. I heard new york rap before west coast. Shout out Detroit too again not that far.
Anything For You Is A CLASSIC! That Plays At Every Yard Party In Uk
I still play it
Here too 🇨🇦
I don't care what anyone says, I'm from Detroit and Snow's album was 🔥🔥🔥
Snow started rapping in Thai ".....yo dude is mad talented..... his first album is pure Dopeness...
Anything Just For You... greatest dancehall collaboration EVER!!!
he could tour today in uk n Europe and would sell out instantly. we need him in the city splash festival line up next year. 🙏🏽 Someone hit him up
Straight up
WE NEED THE YOUTH TO GET BACK INTO THAT ROOTS REGGAE MUSIC 🇬🇳
Dub reggae is where its at the heavier the better. Rest easy Lee 'Scratch' Perry
Vlad this isn't the inviewer I expected but it's by far top 5 for me! And it's not over appreciate you Vlad!!!
He blew up Central and South America with DDY and Con Calma, that song is fire.
Liquor causes a lot of problems. I thought casual drinking a few nights a week was too much. But this guy and the Kurupt interview let’s me alcoholism is a real disease.
It really is. I got myself together after spending my early 20’s because I didn’t want to become a burn out
@@dinkyboss what's a burnout?
@@dinkyboss great job. I know it’s difficult
@@kurtsydavis7517 a burnout is just what it sounds like. Someone that’s burnt out!
@@kurtsydavis7517 you lose the enthusiasm of life. You just don't have the energy to achieve your goals or do anything really.
I’ve never been so intrigued on watching an interview
u must be new 😆
Facts!
He still got the voice!
Im sure somebody gonna reach out to him for hooks!
His Sound Effects And BoomRatttt Are Epic 😀
Snow needs to write a memoir. It would be a best seller
Definitely
It would be about his ages 13-23 then blank for 30 years, then calm calma, then blank for 3 years, then vlad interview.
He can’t read and write well tho
This guy is very very talented. Also multi lingual, amazing.
This guys humility is contagious! Like a zen master 🧘♂️
Snow one of the greatest Dancehall artists of all time this guy a for real
No he's not. Just saying that is a disrespect to all the excellent dancehall artists. But he had a good run. But to call him the greatest is hyperbole
Lol not really.
Okay now that’s not even close to factual 😂
Wtf 😳!!!! am 29 years old and am just now knowing this completely blown away by this info wow 😯 bless up Snow one love big man
Bigger gangster than Drake 💯💯💯
Dude was on degrassi
Who cares about being a gangster look at his life now , look what not being a gangster has gotten Drake lol
@@809Mornelle Yeah a lot of 13 year old white girls love him. That's pretty much his whole fan base besides feminine males who carry purses. What a accomplishment.
@@809Mornelle facts man. All these gangsta rappers dead af lol
Drake was neva gangsta ..y’all dudes is lame corny dudes
SNOW THEE BEST!! HES A CREATIVE ARTIST, GENIUS. HE CAN ADAPT AND LEARN THE CLUTURE AND LANGUAGE THAT IS GENIUS AND CREATIVE. GIVE HIM HIS FLOWERS!
people don't realize how Jamaican music changed alot people lives across the world 🇯🇲
heard that last part dancehall turned into fuckry now dancehall stray from the heart beat 💯
Informer and Monday morning were good but Anything for you is a classic. Jamaicans have an effect on people that change their lives. Snow being white helped him with sales and crossover because other white folks can relate IMO but that song is still a 90’s classic 🔥🔥🔥
Alot of people didn't even know he was white..trust me..I' was listening to his music in the 90's
@@user-hb2vp7rm7s I didn’t till the video came out and I was excited about it.
Definitely a classic 👌🏽
@@user-hb2vp7rm7s Sean Paul white too & ppl don't kno it
@@DreMurrz he’s not white
Canadian legend
his songs are still on play list. legend
Shout ot Herbie Luvbug..It always those great moments that makes great songs..
Had to come back here just to hear the making of “anything for you” legendary hands down
Anything for you and one more chance were anthems of 95 summer in NY
Hearing how these songs get made. SNOW IS A FUCKING LEGEND.
Toronto been producing musical gems
Lol 😆
Not at all lmao it’s trash mumble garbage being made now 🤮🤮
@@jg-bz5ur yea like drake tne fake dregrassi gangsta 😆 🤣 😂
FUCKING CRIMINAL TOO!
That song is an anthem amongst jamaicans
jamacians in the north pole maybe
@@rykerdark1688 u mad no ras...Best collaboration of the 90s that will calk and ram dance today June 30 2022😎North, South, East and Weat
@@WaynePryce not in london
Ice cube+ ice t grew up in wealthy families, snow was legit g
It's crazy how certain situations in a second can make a hit song..
This guy is interesting as hell
I loved informer .... but anything for you with everyone else on that track was dope asf --- that era saw a lot of talents and smash hits across the board in all genres
The reason that he catches on to different styles and languages so quickly and effortlessly, is that he's not proficient in reading and writing. He makes up for it by having a good ear. His mind is like a recorder, simply because he can't read it or write it.
I Remember Watching in Living Color And Jim Carey Did A Parody of informer it Was So Hilarious!!😂😂
Great interview. Patt of my childhood. I never knew he really was a gangster type who could actually talk the talk. I always thought he was another Vanilla Ice...squeeky clean.good boy.
Lesson being never judge a book by its cover
and I still blast “Anything for You” til this day! It deh pon heavy rotation when mi deh pon di road! Tun di Freightliner and Volva truck inna one dancehall!!!
Yo Snow you deserve some flowers my G
This Guy's life is entertaining as hell.
Cool dude thanks 😊 😎 👍
Yooo but what did he get kicked out of America & Japan *for* ??
For real! How he just gloss over that 🤦♂️
Often due to having a criminal record. And then the severity of those crimes. Likely kicked out at the border
Criminal record . All it takes
Such a humble dude..
Had no idea he sang that song 🤦🏾♂️
Vlad dj'd for Barrington Levy ? New to me bruv. Much respect tho for reppin our culture. Nd I do enjoy the interviews 🎯
That song was epic... a classic
I remember seeing this guy in ocho Rios in the 90s a real humble guy
One of the classic dancehall tunes was made because Snow was an alcoholic That's crazy
does your dad drink
Girl I’ve been hurt is one my faves too.
Jamaica loves snow
That’s crazy… that’s song 🎶 made after liquor 🍸 🤣🤣
Snow a legend!
Big ups to Snow linkin up wit d other OG culture vulture DJ Vlad
CHET HANKS TAKING NOTES🤣🤣
If you pause at 5:09 and look at his camouflage hat and see the brown in the center it looks like the map of Jamaica 🇯🇲
I here snow it takes me back in time
Jamaica 🇯🇲👑
Vlad had some 🔥reggae mixtapes for real
Vlad you should interview David Rodigan 👌🏼 sound clash legend 🔥🔥
vlad this interview made me realize you need to do an interview with chip-fu
Did Vlad bother to ask why or how did he get kicked out of the states or Japan??
I remember going to a dancehall party and that song came on and they pulled it up 20 times and dudes was shooting in the air
I was 11 lol
was they shooting at your imagination you fragile fuck
Lady with the red dress on 👗
Biggggg tuneeeeeeee
I always wondered what happened to this guy!!
He is like Blind Fury without being blind.. Just massive talent..
🤣
🤣
This is the funniest way for a song to appear🤣🤣🤣
His personality is so dope AF
Kicked out of 2 countries! That's awesome
🤣
That is a classic song I still listen to it
Jim Carrey "in living color" brought me here ..WOULD YOU LIKE FRIES WITH THAT OR AND APPLE PIE WITH THAT LOL
We he chatted in ThaI was dying..lmaooo
Snow was huge here in Boston.... Girl i've been hurt was epic!
Sounds about white
Sounds about Irish.
Why did he get kicked out from USA and Japan?
vlad u were a dj for barrington? u gotta do that interview bruh!!!!
Still don’t know why he got kicked out of America
0:50
Snow sounds like Al Bundy from Marriage with Children here
Aubrey named his album views from the 6 because he was watching while snow was really in the streets participating. ~ tk Kirkland
Cocoa tea, Junior Reid, Ninja Man 🌍🇯🇲🙏🏻
I loved the original version!
Did he ever explain why he was kicked out off all these countries?
cool interview
I thought that was Michael Rapaport 🤦🏿♂️