Dipset represented to me the exact point where Rap Music actually became real Rap Culture. These dudes changed how people dressed, how people spoke, etc. Undeniably one of the best rap groups to ever do it.
You must be young. Hiphop bought through bboy, bucket hats, baggy jeans, graffiti, shell toes, the new jack sound and style, the west coast sound and style, cultural icons like run dmc, nwa, Snoop, biggie, pac... Life existed before you started listening to music.
Jimmy wasn’t always the best rapper but we respected him because he was so fly man. He the reason everyone in the industry switched from baggy to fitted jeans. And he bought the street/ rock wear gothic look to the game. He the reason why Rocky could come in the game and be respected for his drip. Jim was wearing Rick Owens with Neon Pelle coats . This dead ass the flyest nigga ever to me
@@stackzdollaz9508 facts these lil ass kids have no idea. RIP Stacks an Chinx. Balcony Bundles started that whole wave period. Jim fuckin knows it too idc what this nigga says
Jim not flyer than Rocky and you know that . Jim paved the way but Rocky took it to a new level . Rocky actually does this fashion shit , collabs with J.W Anderson , Dior , Marine Serre , Needles etc .
@@aluthandobottoman4116 im just saying he paved the way we have to be real because Jimmy was wearing Rick Owens in 03. No one knew what that was in rap before that . Then everyone followed suit . They was dressing dusty before that wearing South Pole all that bullshit 🤣🤣
@@aluthandobottoman4116 apples yo orange rocky runway fly but Jim is everyday hustler fly he embodies the dope boy that the kids look up to type fly. Poppin shit on the corner at the store Jim is that fa sho
bro a legendary interview. I remember bumping pop champagne when I was like in 5th grade LOL Juelz and Jones are definitely some of the best of all time
If u say so but he asked about Jim’s first album “on my way to church” and why it’s not streaming services and it’s on Apple Music lol shows he’s really not in tune like that jus for clout he didn’t even get the album title correct at 1:04:15 mark
@@anthonyquinones5380 Adams lies and exaggerations are become apparently clear. The same wit OJ da Juiceman Adam said” I grew up all y’all I was doing BMX bikes everybody knew you if you was in my BMX kcircle”. It’s funny because I’m 42 and I lived in New York and Chicago but never saw all these BMX people listening to hip-hop like that. In fact where we’re all these bmx crews? I was a hip hop concert goer and no never saw all this.unless they was just some regular or nerds types that was listening to hip hop but liked other music more. What’s wierd is not only did he not get the album title wrong, but he said my outfits were always so I was prepared to fight and Santana looked at him and said ,u was fightin like that? And then Jimmy said- I’m gonna look you up when I go home now so what are you good? And he said well yea I’m alright but you can tell I rode.
All I listened to when I was younger was Dipset. Diplomatic immunity volume 1 is still one of my favorite musical projects ever. Tons of classic records.
Love Jim & Juelz … ALWAYS respected them from the very beginning, no cap especially Jim’s ambition and hustle always respected it… this was most definitely needed and needed for the no jumper platform
Damn this is a huge interview was a pleasant surprise drop!! Dip set my literally my fav rap group knew all the records even the under ground ones those mixtapes just hit different craziest beats in the industry. Legit 🔥! DIPSET DIPSET PURPLE CITY BYRD GANG!!
What a treat "Pause"! For this episode. I was about to go watch a movie when I decided to check the feed. You have to interview Jones alone. He has kept DIPSET BRAND alive far longer.
I'm from California and used to only listen to West Coast rap as a kid. That changed in 03 when I stole my cousins (Shout out to Dave. I stole it when he was on deployment lmao) Diplomatic Immunity CD and that shit changed my life. It is the top reason why NY rap from 90s to early 2000s is still one of my favorites to this day. SHOUT OUT DIPSET
Tru hip hop pioneers whether u admit it or not. They’re the embodiment of what rap is now, it’s not all grimy stick up situations, they brought the fly shit to the table and still flexed on all type of beats. I’ll always have the utmost respect for them 2 and Cam fr
Dipset are legends hands down !!! Just looked at Lush story on SWU yesterday, I had no idea he was on a crazy rollercoaster like he explained, keep ya head up Lush
I've really been going through it. We buried my Pawpaw who was a Vietnam vet yesterday. It's definitely guna be hard this holiday season. Thanks for the 🔥 content to distract my mind Adam 🙏🏻
These are the cats I wanna hear from. These are the goats who gave the world game and changed rap. Hustler and fashion icons. Not drug addicts or mumble rappers. Shout out to no jumper for putting this on.
Finally got around to watching this interview, been kind of busy with Thanksgiving and all I’m glad this interview didn’t disappoint. Top 5 no jumper interview in 2022, that D-Lo one was great also.
Goodlooking on the nuance of what 21 savage comment could mean. Proud of both jim and juelz for their stance as o.g's here The idea that "not relevant" should objectively be equivalent to *disrespect* comes mostly from passiveagressive oldschool-hiphop fans, and that type of thinking isn't fruitful for the new generation (already drowned in woke-nonsense)
@@deljean lol, ditto, i thought i was the only too. He sounds mad old, like he's in his 60s. Idk but i do remember him missing a couple of his front teeth in a video from a couple years ago, maybe that has something to do with it?
Not only am I happy Dipset is getting their flowers but im happy Dipset gave Ludacris his flowers. Alot of rappers don't give Luda enough credit on his bars and definitely his Intros to his albums cuz bro Luda had them everytime.
Adam has this button in his brain where when pushed it recites the same line about moving to NYC and listening to (insert rapper here) every single day while doing blah blah blah.
Damn I fucking loved this…diplomats really feel like a culture in itself. Watching these two and their relationship is so dope. When lush brought up the newer stuff and juelz said with a big smile “yeah Jim always be throwing me those alleys” - it’s like they all knew each others strengths and propped each other up. Always playing into what each other did best to make 🔥 tracks. Love ‘em all but Jim Jones the 🐐
This was an honor! DIPSET for life! Happy holidays to all y’all - Lush
Dope bro!
Stop swirling that glass pipe in ya mouth homie
But what about the snitching accusations that have been put on Jim Jones?
@@egoten5578 I'm pretty sure uncle Jimmy known🐀
@@mhutch5082 sober almost 3 years yet you on some weird shxt on a holiday smh lol .. whatever makes u happy I guess
Dipset represented to me the exact point where Rap Music actually became real Rap Culture. These dudes changed how people dressed, how people spoke, etc. Undeniably one of the best rap groups to ever do it.
Bruh rap Culture began in the 70s/80s. Break dancing, tagging, Dj etc. heads had clothing culture back then. I hear what u sayin but do ur HW
You must be young. Hiphop bought through bboy, bucket hats, baggy jeans, graffiti, shell toes, the new jack sound and style, the west coast sound and style, cultural icons like run dmc, nwa, Snoop, biggie, pac...
Life existed before you started listening to music.
@@Newerasamearea plus dipset wasn’t a rap group. Dipset was the label. Their shit was dope
They didn’t change how people spoke
"to me" is the key 2-word phrase here.
...It's not... but to you, it can be.
Jimmy wasn’t always the best rapper but we respected him because he was so fly man. He the reason everyone in the industry switched from baggy to fitted jeans. And he bought the street/ rock wear gothic look to the game. He the reason why Rocky could come in the game and be respected for his drip. Jim was wearing Rick Owens with Neon Pelle coats . This dead ass the flyest nigga ever to me
He didn’t start it. Rip stack bundles
@@stackzdollaz9508 facts these lil ass kids have no idea. RIP Stacks an Chinx. Balcony Bundles started that whole wave period. Jim fuckin knows it too idc what this nigga says
Jim not flyer than Rocky and you know that . Jim paved the way but Rocky took it to a new level . Rocky actually does this fashion shit , collabs with J.W Anderson , Dior , Marine Serre , Needles etc .
@@aluthandobottoman4116 im just saying he paved the way we have to be real because Jimmy was wearing Rick Owens in 03. No one knew what that was in rap before that . Then everyone followed suit . They was dressing dusty before that wearing South Pole all that bullshit 🤣🤣
@@aluthandobottoman4116 apples yo orange rocky runway fly but Jim is everyday hustler fly he embodies the dope boy that the kids look up to type fly. Poppin shit on the corner at the store Jim is that fa sho
bro a legendary interview. I remember bumping pop champagne when I was like in 5th grade LOL
Juelz and Jones are definitely some of the best of all time
Tht was my senior year lol
I'm just so happy to see these 2 dudes still vibin and kickin it despite the fame... Legends! I CANT FEEL MY FACE!!!
Man this should hit millions of views y’all don’t even know how important and dope this is Dipsey on no jumper!!!
Adam has a lot of respect for Dipset. You can tell that he grew up on their music.
if you rode bmx back in the early-mid 2000s and were from the east coast, Dipset played a major role in your everyday life.
Idc 36 mafia the hardest rap group. Happy thanksgiving
If u say so but he asked about Jim’s first album “on my way to church” and why it’s not streaming services and it’s on Apple Music lol shows he’s really not in tune like that jus for clout he didn’t even get the album title correct at 1:04:15 mark
@@eastlakebaytalk4138 nah bone thugs are the goat group
@@anthonyquinones5380 Adams lies and exaggerations are become apparently clear. The same wit OJ da Juiceman Adam said” I grew up all y’all I was doing BMX bikes everybody knew you if you was in my BMX kcircle”. It’s funny because I’m 42 and I lived in New York and Chicago but never saw all these BMX people listening to hip-hop like that. In fact where we’re all these bmx crews? I was a hip hop concert goer and no never saw all this.unless they was just some regular or nerds types that was listening to hip hop but liked other music more.
What’s wierd is not only did he not get the album title wrong, but he said my outfits were always so I was prepared to fight and Santana looked at him and said ,u was fightin like that? And then Jimmy said- I’m gonna look you up when I go home now so what are you good? And he said well yea I’m alright but you can tell I rode.
This is my absolute fav interview this year. I loved the fashion talk and they always will be a go to for advice for developing up and coming artist.
That part!
Finally Adam got some HEAVY HITTAS on the podcast 👏🏾🎉💯🔥
All I listened to when I was younger was Dipset. Diplomatic immunity volume 1 is still one of my favorite musical projects ever. Tons of classic records.
You said “musical “ .. the perfect word to describe dip says music. They were hip hop on broadway..
Jim Jones and Juelz Santana had great answers for majority of these questions. Salute to both men on their maturity and growth during this interview.
Love Jim & Juelz … ALWAYS respected them from the very beginning, no cap especially Jim’s ambition and hustle always respected it… this was most definitely needed and needed for the no jumper platform
Lush very insightful and he knew when to let Adam take the lead. He built for this.
Damn this is a huge interview was a pleasant surprise drop!! Dip set my literally my fav rap group knew all the records even the under ground ones those mixtapes just hit different craziest beats in the industry. Legit 🔥!
DIPSET DIPSET PURPLE CITY BYRD GANG!!
one of the craziest interviews in a while. DIPSET FOREVER
Having OJ Da Juiceman and Dipset within a month is crazy. Adam is interviewing the people who mattered to us born before 94'.
@@northrndisordr9219 Same here. 91' for me.
91 in house !!
1989 out here, purple haze, stillmatic, blueprint. Great Era for NYC
@@TF-me2ti nyc was definitely the most lit lol
🫡91
What a treat "Pause"! For this episode. I was about to go watch a movie when I decided to check the feed. You have to interview Jones alone. He has kept DIPSET BRAND alive far longer.
What's pause about that? I swear all you lot are so scared of sounding gay it's hilarious.
Displays such a sheep mentality
What a time to be alive when dipset was on top of the world
What a treat. Can’t wait to get the family stuff done. Blaze up and watch this episode tonight. Legendary.
Jim Jones - lovely days
Is my FAVOURITE song of all time. Legend
Juelz Santana - What The Games Been Missing
Is a CLASSIC, and a fact nowadays.
back like cooked crack tapes were fire too
Thank you so much for keeping Lush on, I’ve respected that dude for years now, he’s an OG just like Dipset!
Only Jim can answer a phone in a interview without a glitch 😂🤣😂🐐
Time stamp? Lol
Why Juelz has the reg flag on the left side?
Lmao respect to you Jimmy stayed patient wit his boy during this interview 👀😂💯.Good to see them boys still living life man .
Bruh, I was like stfu Julez, you can tell he aint been interviewed in a minute
Julez looks sounds high to me
Man this gotta be the best interview of the Year. Dipset forever 🦅
This was the best interview that i watched this year, and i learned a lot.
good interview but you cappin wid "best interview this year"
Best interview in a long time great conversation with some legends
Lush is the best interviewer on no jumper and has the most knowledge tbh
ok Lush.
These 2 are legends. Strait up American hero’s.
I'm from California and used to only listen to West Coast rap as a kid. That changed in 03 when I stole my cousins (Shout out to Dave. I stole it when he was on deployment lmao) Diplomatic Immunity CD and that shit changed my life. It is the top reason why NY rap from 90s to early 2000s is still one of my favorites to this day. SHOUT OUT DIPSET
Adam and Lush went crazy with this one. Fire interview 🔥
Tru hip hop pioneers whether u admit it or not. They’re the embodiment of what rap is now, it’s not all grimy stick up situations, they brought the fly shit to the table and still flexed on all type of beats. I’ll always have the utmost respect for them 2 and Cam fr
👍🏾👍🏾
Back in the early 2000’s every urban city had Dipset in they playlist💯 legends/trendsetters.
I love that Jim is so aware of the times and doesn't let any cancel clips get created 😅
Facts 😂💯
Dipset are legends hands down !!! Just looked at Lush story on SWU yesterday, I had no idea he was on a crazy rollercoaster like he explained, keep ya head up Lush
Lush was a really good addition for the interviews. Love seeing Juelz out here doing good.
Same juelz look healthy
Dude this is fuckin awesome, so good to see these LEGENDS on here!!!! Such great personalities and rap hof’ers 🏆🏀❤
Jim definitely grew AND matured over the years.. salute!!
We needed more stack bundles & questions bout events that happened in Miami.
We all know she touched it in Miami
SHE TOUCHED IT IN MIAMI
Oh we know what happened……..
Cmon bro what are these Cali cats gonna know about all that? lol
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾facts
By far the best episode of 2022 for @nojumper ! I need a whole pod of Julez and Jimmy 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
I love how you can genuinely see Jim loves to hear Santana pop his shxt everytime lol
He a real big bro
@@debogotit6236 nah fr
I've really been going through it. We buried my Pawpaw who was a Vietnam vet yesterday. It's definitely guna be hard this holiday season. Thanks for the 🔥 content to distract my mind Adam 🙏🏻
Wayne advanced his lyricism with the Squad Up then cemented it with the Carter it was undeniable at that point
These are the cats I wanna hear from. These are the goats who gave the world game and changed rap. Hustler and fashion icons. Not drug addicts or mumble rappers. Shout out to no jumper for putting this on.
This a great one…Lush the perfect person to have on this interview! ❤❤❤
Finally got around to watching this interview, been kind of busy with Thanksgiving and all I’m glad this interview didn’t disappoint. Top 5 no jumper interview in 2022, that D-Lo one was great also.
Thank you @NoJumer for not disrespecting the LEGENDARY JUELZ SANTANA and JIM JONES.
Amazing to see these guys give Nas his props. Best No Jumper interview in a while.
fr bro. felt like that golden age of no jumper interviews (2014-17) imo.
Lush the perfect cohost for this. He’s a walking talking hiphop CD folder
Awesome podcast. 2 legends in the game for real. Speaking facts. Learned alot.
Damn I ain never been this early to a vid drop. Perfect timing
This Interview Up There With The Best NJ Interviews 🙌 🙌 🙌
Kelpy died where Jimmy is sitting dripping of Swag, gotta love No Jumpers versatility on a daily basis.
It was a wannabe G,taking advantage of a punk.....
Man I know this was a top 5 day of Lush’s life lol, stoked he got to do this.
Adam finally interviewing people his age
Jim Jones is an American Icon 🇺🇸
You mean Puerto Rican 🇵🇷 lol
This mighta been the best Dipset interview in a min.
They past my era but this interview made me wanna go back and listen
I knew Adam was gonna throw the classic preme on, its only right, It’s Dipset 4 Life🦅
This was hardcore the best interview for hiphop heads!!
Jim Jones, Max B, A$AP Rocky, etc. it’s so many fly rappers to come outta Harlem
Harlem the home of legends . It's a neighborhood that holds its weight against entire boroughs.
Lush forever solid always brings the real
This is a dope interview, love when adam brings on legendary folks
“legendary interview” is loosely used but this was truly a legendary interview
Goodlooking on the nuance of what 21 savage comment could mean. Proud of both jim and juelz for their stance as o.g's here
The idea that "not relevant" should objectively be equivalent to *disrespect* comes mostly from passiveagressive oldschool-hiphop fans, and that type of thinking isn't fruitful for the new generation (already drowned in woke-nonsense)
Been waitin for this one. Juelz voice sounds crazy
Ok so it's not just me lol
@@deljean lol, ditto, i thought i was the only too.
He sounds mad old, like he's in his 60s. Idk but i do remember him missing a couple of his front teeth in a video from a couple years ago, maybe that has something to do with it?
@@jessedub yes I wasn't even looking at the screen at first, I thought it was the older host talking for a sec🤣
@@jessedub probably so but his tone still sounds like an old man 😭
@@deljean lol, old man Juelz.
No Jumper wit another banger! 🏀🔥
Great interview, glad Lush on it. Dipset and Juelz my fav rapper. Good ole days
This shit is legendary!!! Shoutout Lush & Adam for this one
This was a dope interview! I grew up with dipset.
I’m so glad lush joined the team TEAM!! .. s/0 Juelz though!! “I CANT FEEL MY FACEEEEE” 🔥🏆🩸
Got my thanksgiving plate watching this high as fuck rn good shit no jumper 😂
Not only am I happy Dipset is getting their flowers but im happy Dipset gave Ludacris his flowers. Alot of rappers don't give Luda enough credit on his bars and definitely his Intros to his albums cuz bro Luda had them everytime.
Strategic thanksgiving day drop! I see you Adam!
Adam has this button in his brain where when pushed it recites the same line about moving to NYC and listening to (insert rapper here) every single day while doing blah blah blah.
Lying his ass off too
NOW THIS SHOULD OF GOTTEN MILLIONS OF VIEWS… ICONICCC 💯. Loved the fashion talk part 🙌🏽
5 minutes in and that weed kicking Jim's ass. My guy is blowed 😂😂
edit: Nah he fighting back
Adam bruh you really was up on your Dipset knowledge good too see interviews where people know what there talking about!!! Much Respect 🫡
I was surprised
Dope interview like how lush and Adam let his guess talk
Good looks G! - Lush
NYC in da building legend in da building I grow up listing to dip set
" I was racking the nauti back in the day. Ya feel me" I'm from Harlem and I took my hat off two when I heard the creek from the chair
Such a great interview
I'm impressed that Juelz and Jim said stop the violence in regards to the drill music. The youth need that guidance from the legends.
Jim looked uncomfortable juelz was talking wreckless
Damn I fucking loved this…diplomats really feel like a culture in itself. Watching these two and their relationship is so dope. When lush brought up the newer stuff and juelz said with a big smile “yeah Jim always be throwing me those alleys” - it’s like they all knew each others strengths and propped each other up. Always playing into what each other did best to make 🔥 tracks. Love ‘em all but Jim Jones the 🐐
These the guests we wanna see!
My favorite group of all time. Been waiting for this. Wish Cam was there
🔥 interview!
Capo one of my all time favorite rappers this sit down was legendary
Fire ass interview!!!! Love Dipset!!! Fashion Gods
Content Gold two icons n gave flowers they deserve great jump back right on time
these guys are trendsetters fasho....dipset put out some solid music, as a group as well as solo albums
Yassss this is going to be good vibes!! Happy for you Adam & thnxxxx
Juelz Santana is like the Gohan of rap bro, youngest legend!
bruh cmon lol
@@31_7_Beatz don't u ever disrespect Juelz like that
Bruh wtf 😂🤦🏾♂️...exit stage left 🔚
For real no jumper ya did that. One of my favorite interviews
two of hiphops pioneers/trendsetters
Thank you Adam Laura and Josh thank you 🙏🏾 👏🏾
Jimmy and Julez need to do their own podcast at some point
That would be good,I'd watch/listen to them.
He not askin bullshit questions everything feels organic 💯💯
I've always loved Dipset! Grew up on them!