MC Eiht Recalls Crack-Selling Days: Everybody Can't Be Doctors
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ธ.ค. 2015
- www.vladtv.com - During the crack epidemic in Compton, California, there was "money to be made," and MC Eiht did just that - but only for a short time. "It wasn't my thing," he relayed to DJ Vlad. "My perfect example is everybody can't be doctors [or] lawyers, everybody can't be football players, [and] everybody can't be rappers [or] producers. But I think at that time it was an experience I had to go through because I was gangbanging." Speaking further on the drug, MC Eiht added "it was a way for you to be different from the rest of the pack. We all gangbang, but then crack set you a part."
Listen as MC Eiht shares his background story above. - บันเทิง
This guy got a good head between his shoulders. His life experiences and him explaining it and not glorify it makes him a good man.
My experience, those that glorify tend to have the least experience being in the streets. Sure, maybe you sold some weed or was a banger, but you were never deep in it. Eminem gave an interview with 20/20 where he said you want to paint out a picture of yourself as having the hardest upbringing and story possible in hiphop and that’s what most rappers do. The ones who were really in the streets all mixed up don’t need to tell you; there was an interview with Paul Wall where ppl kept talking about how quiet dude is yet came from the hood and it was because when you really from it you don’t need to glorify it.
@@slothenberry9691 couldn't have said it any better bro you dropped big facts right there. A real one from the streets will never glorify it because it's not a glorious lifestyle, the ones who rap and glorify it were never heavy in the streets they're talking about they're people instead which it's not you. That's all for the clout, clown shit
Mc Eiht is a freaking legend salute
One of the best rappers ever, Comptons Most Wanted had classics and Eiht had so many awesome solo albums to. Not to mention him and DJ Quik going at each other gave us a bunch of classic diss records. Comptons Most Wanted - Music To Driveby and Mc Eiht - We Come Strapped, two certified classics. Thanks for this one Vlad! Always felt that MC Eiht and Spice 1 never got the credit they deserved.
yep spice 1 is definitely underrated
Glorie Mpaka Hell yeah
Glorie Mpaka Spice 1 is a legend...definitely underrated.
Spice1 an McEght made some gangsta shit together! DA Bay2Compton! Salute2EGHT N SPICEONE! RealG's!
CAFU MANZEL Glad there still some real ones around that remember that dope shit!
You just a liability CJ
why u botha coming back
Lamar Davis My favorite game... lol
Yea the best game in the world
💀💀💀
Buster
shout out to mc eiht..real talk my fathers favorite song was straight up menace. everybody that knew him knew how much he loved that joint..he passed away in 2001,and as a tribute to him we played it at his viewing.of course that wasnt the only song but he often talked about having it played at his funeral when he was alive. whenever I hear that track I think of him..shit iz still dope.
Much respect to yo pops... 100..
Respect to your pops yell
Good lookin BOX5 G`s up my nigga..
mc eiht mmln. n. blmmmmmmmmmb. n. bv,v,k,bbbcvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvcvvvvvvvvvvvvvvxcx x
Your dad was a snitch
Who got snaps on the petro...
Oh shit that's him ?
Funny because thats STILL a real question now a days
newskee yall brothers bro.. slanging all that shit in the hood and yall aint got no muhfuckin money
@@tecreesmdlr398 Pump my shit nigga!!!!
My favorite line in the movie.
MC Eiht is a legend.
my favorite track All For The Money
classic
"Aye homie u need some help?" his voice
I'm glad Vlad shows love to the OG's Mc Eiht Aka A-Wax Geah.
I still bump We Come Strapped And Music to Driveby to this day
Geah...
Geah, geah got it
Ninja style
Co Caine
Aye homie, u need some help?
Warriors movie is a cult classic. My brother was in a cleveland ohio gang like in that movie, all the gang members wore 'members only' jackets. haha
The warriors?
The warriors Best movie ever ! Mc eiht knows
"Compton in the house"
Thnx for putting this up. Just noticed MC Eiht is one of the only rappers that doesn't consistently say "know what I'm saying" or "know wat I mean".
He replaced that with "basically"...
That real Cali accent
ur pathetic for paying vlad for content
@@nickth3many you’re pathetic for worrying about another mans money
You're both pathetic for necroing a 5 year old thread.
@@-roejogan- damn. Owned.
@@-roejogan- u did the same thing 🤦🏿♂️
don't get more West Coast then MC Eight
*Eiht
The title is misleading. It gives you the impression that he means that selling crack was an alternative to becoming a doctor. He actually said selling crack wasn't his thing, and that just like everybody can't be a doctor or an athlete, he couldn't go hard selling crack.
Damn this dudes interesting, get your own podcast homie. Make money talking.
He is on the gangster chronicles podcast now, go check it out!
MC Eiht and MC Ren should do an album together.
Its crazy that u said that mc ren was originally supose to play awax in meace to society but he turned down the role
So they give the role to mc eiht and tge rest is history💯
with WC....
mc eiht such a ruthless rugged style of rap he was cold blooded
vladtv kind of glorifies black on black violence. seems like he's fascinated by the whole thing.
ade2trey Violence in general is fascinating. Doesn’t matter who the victim or perp is.
@@wildamerican2771 For djvlad it seems pathological.
music to driveby is the best album cover of all time.
+JNC 100 not even close
+JNC 100 it's just my opinion. Illmatic is maybe a better ALBUM, but from an artistic standpoint, my opinion, Music to Driveby has the best cover art I've ever seen.
+JNC 100 that said, it's very good listening too, was raw as hell when it came out
I just listened to it again front to back for the first time in a long time and I will also say this album has the smoothest outro track of all time as well. They don't make it like that anymore.
+Audfile Dru Down's Can You Feel Me is...Nike Tracksuit, Jordan XI's, puffin a Swisher Sweet in the middle of a sideshow with the smoke in the background and a 71 Continental flyin back up the road and the sunlight beamin through his perm
Damn its Ryder from GTA San Andreas.
+Snitches Mr.FuckAJaw yea actually mc eiht did Rydah's voice in gta
I had to stop everything I was doing immediately when I got this notification on my phone. MC Eiht? Vlad you real for this one!
MY Top 5 Mc Eiht Albums 1. We Come Strapped 2. Music To Driveby 3. Section 8 4. Last Man Standing 5. Death Threatz
Compton OG.
Music To Drive By... Eiht Hype...
Aye homie you need some help🔫
THE UPSETTERS the water gun lol
The MC Eiht interview is my favorite so far
These interviews with OG's are fucking great, i keep coming back to watch and listen even tho it's already 5-6 months old lol
Glad they got Eiht on here
Vlad needs to ask him if he was in the We Want Eazy video by Eazy-E....there's a small clip where you can clearly see him in the crowd, nobody has asked that question before and I need to know.
+Str88Hype true
yea thats eiht and I think chill.
when in the video
he def is in the Boys in the hood movie
Yeah that nigga was in it
Legendary MC Eiht speaks his experiences as child growing up into the gang culture he was a part of then became a hardcore MC creating the group Compton's Most Wanted. i remember when his first album it's a compton thang released in 1990 came in a blue cassette tape banging the fuck out the album every where i go then straight checcn em dropped in 1991 music to driveby came out in 1992 i got every album MC Eiht released over 25 years in the game
MC Eight has a great distinctive voice for video games and movies and of course rap music.
Hood Took Me Under is a classic! I also remember this dude played Ryder is San Andreas.
This was probably one of the best interviews need to do more of Mc eiht
"Nigga, pay me. PAY ME in Bud."
I'm getting kinda tired of hearing Vlad start the interview with "So you're from Compton..."
Damn he's articulate
man I was raised on cuhzzz music thanks for doing this interview compton&watts hub&dub crip card
Hell yeah homie you right
+Dislike God Mr. Popo #Fuck Your Opinion real CHIT n vlad suppose to be from the left Coast he better keep it up 2016
doh john
Agreed man.
Don't be a MARK, cuz the brotherz might laugh ya
straight off the MFin block!
I hate Marks!! Especially those Marks from St Clair Village. Beltzhoover Crip Pittsburgh PA. Fucc the other side
I noticed my homie dropped the dime so i had to peel his cap wid da 9...fool!
dis nigga said "Insurgents"......... Really Nigga??? In Compton???? 😂😂😂
Raww Dawgg 😂😂😂
To share STORIES from back in the day can really CHANGE the POV for youngsters today, especially from a man with experience like this. keep them coming
MC Eiht actually seems like a nice guy
i grew up on the west side of compton, well really i grew up on the east side of compton
Ikr I caught tht Sht too!
So basically... a lot of Menace 2 Society's story line is loosely based around MC Eihts life
Can't get enough of MC Eiht. Best rapper of all time and just seems like a cool dude!
I'm glad we can witness a gangster rapper grow older & educate the streets!
I love to see the older gang members wearing the opposite colors or a Crip wearing a hat with a B on it....That's maturity
Tragniew Park you say huh Wanna be rippin, but now it's time to do some set trippin- Quik
Eiht is that dude for real for real. Dope music. But smart dude too. To have the intelligence, the foresight, to only be slanging literally just to get by; not with the mindset/goals that most have of becoming a kingpin and a baller and blah blah blah. Smart dude.
Most underated rapper ever smh
hmmm, hope the Mike T , Chill, DJ Unkown and music storys will come also, lets get real, their first album was incredible, really.
My boy still got the braids
MC Eiht is an eloquent dude. This was a good interview series.
1. Have you met Eazy E ... ?
2.about menace 2 society
3.did he meet pac
4.San andreas using his music
5.What he though of Straight outta compton
6.Riots
7.How he make money does he still get paid of menace 2 society
8.About snoop dogg
9.The Game Westcoast New Generation
.
Vlad if you read this...i hope you gone one of these ...
Pretty much all of these you know the answer to.
+Universal Musiq lol
Don't forget ''what's your take on Slim Jesus?''
+HipHopLover93 R&BLover93 oh bruh im prayin he's not XD
I heard that eiht didn't like pac at first I wonder if that was true
Real OG MC Eiht
"Aye yo homie you need some help?"
Finally Vladtv, you must have saw my comment about doing an interview with MC-Eiht / Kam etc from that BG Knocc Out Interview. Good interview. Thanks! More would be nice.
Yo Vlad...thank you for doing all these great interviews with artists I grew up listening to. You don't just highlight the young in's but show the OG's some light!
"aye homie u need some help". _A wax
"Givin yo set a bad name wit yo misspelt name, EIHT, now should i continue ? yeah you missed out tha 'G' cos the 'G' ain't in you"
TBH i listened to Eiht and CMW before Quik
Stfu
+Ghostdini Stark he probably plays gta 5
Ghostdini Stark Aaron Tyler, is that you ?
angel eleven nah.... I bought the murder was the case *tape*
Nah. I'm yo daddy punk
Loved watching this all the way through... Instead of 5 minute clips spread over 8 months.. TY!!
i'm disappointed... 26 minutes long, and he didn't say "g'yeah" once
Ounce Of Game 😂
Hahaha
Lol
Its *GEAH* ma homie
At least MC 8 was honest in this interview
To me eiht was better than quik.
Fuck no lol your trippin fool
Way better...Eiht a Legend ... Quik ain't ..
r u crazy??? eight was the shit but DJ quik was a producer, dj, and rapper....and his voice was perfect for rap
Yep. His music was more Gangsta than Quik music.
Theyre about even in the rap game quik probably was a little better because he produced and wrote his own shit but still i got quik and eiht even
"Aye homie you need some help"
I appreciate his honesty, but you can be whatever you set your mind to. Doctor, lawyer, architect, engineer. Or just a working blue collar class man. You don't have to turn to the streets at all.
Especially him because his parents worked
Gang life was very serious in the 80's & 90's.
MC Eiht? (Sheds proud tear)
I said it once and I'll say it again... these West Coast dudes interviews are waaayyy better and more interesting then those East Coast and Down South dudes.
More West Coast OG interviews are needed on this channel.
Am I the only person who has never seen a Volkswagen with a Chandelier inside?
Vlad better have asked him about his beef with Quik and about the first time he heard Dollaz and Sence
"My name ring each state, so you ain't gotta go all the way to LA to get ya emcee ate (MC Eiht)" - Lloyd Banks
That line was so 🔥🔥
This is the exactly why I say imagery is powerful because would never had guessed that MC Eiht had a somewhat of a stable home background the way he described it even though he father did end up leaving. His reputation from the music and the movie "Menace 2 Society" alone gives anyone the perception that he had to be one of the gangster dudes ever.
Fact and I respect him even more for that Legend 💪 😎
It was great to see Eiht interviewed, one of the most underrated mc out there. Vlad could've elaborated more on the man's career and making out the hood instead reminiscing about crack and gangs.
Living Legend
I haven't heard from him in a while. It's great to hear his perspective on street life considering that he made it through.
my dad worked at GM too Eiht...Detroit though ...moms was an accountant..1985 1986 we started seeing my buddies on new mopeds and rx7s hittin the streets of detroit
I love an intelligent Black man from the struggle who strives
Lol what struggle his mom was a nurse and his dad worked at general motors
Whoever dislikes this, needs to have the goons come see them for Christmas.
Thank you Vlad! really
A-Wax was older than the rest of us. He was what we called a "G". Always in the middle of things. Instigating, arguing, fussing. He was funny to us. He been putting in work for so long, it got to a point where he just wanted to see other people do dirt.
I could listen to Eiht speak all day
Big up to 8iht,one of my favorite m.c's on the west coast and hip hop in general.
That So Cal lyfe in the 80's was no joke..
Thank you MC Eight for sharing your story. What you shared is exactly why I personally went through. And what you shared about how the outside world thinks you're dumb, but you see at as being engraved made me realize that, I wasn't dumb, but just inexperienced to realize that what I was doing wasn't necessary the smartest thing to do. I work in the Silicon Valley now. Next to the Google's and Apple's, and I've always felt insecure, being from the hood. I've always felt insecure because I have thoughts about my gang banging past coming to hunt me. The reason they hunt me is because I feel like I was a fake, but you describe entails exactly what I went through. What you talk about, I did. which means I wasn't a fake, and which means now I am not a fake, I'm just someone trying to make a difference in his life.
1st off this is a classic interview! Looooooooooong time MC Eiht fan,from Growing Up In DA Hood to We Come Strapped to the diss songs to DJ Quick to being A-Wax on Menace 2 Society. S/O to Vlad for this one! I hope more segments drop from this interview.
Vlad be asking police type questions " how many shootouts you been in?" like really?!
Bro 😂😂😂
This right here is the definition of an OG
straight up menace was my one of my fav songs and movie...Wax was so chill
That's dope putting some real og west coast artist on vladtv like Mc EIHT, one of my west coast favs n still making dope music with dj primo n others, dope!
i feel like playing sega genesis now
One of THE BEST interviews I've seen since I've unsubscribed.
+Rich Lmao@ "since I've unsubscribed."
SeventhkeyOmega lol
he is really talented, ive been a fan of him for years....
My grandma told my dad the same thing in the title as motivation for him to do better. Crazy how things can be interpreted…
My favorite West Coast rapper from childhood! "Cheeea!"
MC Eiht and D.O.C - vlad stepping up his game
Shout out to mc eiht, my coach Tyler, for the corona chargers this man help me thru a lot of stuff back in mid 2010's, the best coach i ever had and a great person overall. I've got many memories with him and still can picture the way he shouted my name Stites on the field. He in the hospital rn and i hope everyone shows him love and support
“Huh, Compton got grass “-Bernie Mac
Compton is actually a working class suburb and is not considered “the inner city” or part of LA proper. It was an escape for families wanting to start a semi middle class life in the 60s-70s but eventually went downhill. To get away from the craziness and riots that was happening in Watts for example. It’s the equivalent of a similar blue collar , lower middle class suburb in Chicago , Maywood or Harvey. Crack came in the 80s and shit got ghettofied. By the 90s , shit was peaking and became dodge city.
Lee Dee crackk fucked up a lot of cities for example Detroit was a nice good suburb city until heroin hit the town and turned it to a shitty town
I got this cheese burgers man
Vlad you need to put up more interviews with Spice 1
O.G in the game......I still bump Straight up menace, that's still one of the hardest fucking songs ever !!!!
he's a cold ass rapper
The thing is, where i grew up in Bosnia it was exactly the same, but without guns/drugs. It was highly territorial and rival blocks regularly feuded and fought. I remember being chased by a gang with chains and knives when I was 7 or 8 years old. Obviously flooding this type of environment with guns and drugs adds a terrifying dimension, but the territorial/pack mindset is the same. The crack epidemic is tantamount to genocide.
They are pleny of drugs and guns in Bosnia