Kokane & Cold 187um Of Above The Law On NWA/ Death Row/ Tupac vs Nas/ Biggie/ Ice Cube/ Suge Knight
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Legends I remember when living like hustler came out I was in middle school good to hear them talk great about easy e they made excellent points
OG shit!!✔💯👌
Legendary. Their DNA is all over the culture. Happy to see them still here smashing, much respect ,ATL. 👑 🎤...Sidenote: Cam is becoming one of the better if not the best interviewers out currently. He stays away from the cheap click bait stuff, ask legitimate questions to get real information and knows when and where to shut the fuck up and let his guest speak. Soo many of the other platforms don't understand how to do that and it kills otherwise great interviews so much respect to Cam Capone! Keep doing your thing! 🔥 🔥
I agree
I always thought Above the Law was underrated.. shiiid Kokane is underrated too! Respect to this platform for giving these dudes they Flowers 🫡
I agree Kevin was my very very good brother
Thank you for clearing that up Cam & Hutch about the Pac /NaS thing. Great Classic interview with 2 giants in this Hip Hop culture. KoKane & Hutch 2 living legends not just around the greats but laid down this original World wide West Coast MusiC. 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
This interview is probably the most enjoyable interview I have ever watched!!
By the way Cam, Pac’s song was Against All Odds not “The Realist Sht I Ever Wrote.” 1
Solid Interview!!! They're Legends and apart of the West Coast Classics
187 one of the best beat makers all time with his own original style 👍🏽
It's great to see Eazy's legacy live through these guys
I’m my own opinion I think Tupac did step to Nas on his Rah Rah sh!t and once he saw Nas wanted no problems, that’s when he let it go. I remember PAC saying in a interview how he’s no bully, he’s not gonna beat someone up for the crowd to see. He said if you see me don’t rush a nigga, it’s because he bowed down respectfully and let it be known he don’t want no problems. And I think that’s exactly how him and Nas parted ways that night.
In todays world you have a lot of people trying to discredit Tupac and hold their favorite NY rappers on a higher pedestal. But in those days, these same artists did not want smoke with Tupac otherwise they would have responded. But I’ll let this New generation and bitter New Yorkers continue to push their narrative..
The only "bitter New Yorker" whose on that bullshit is Funk Flex, and fuck what that clown thinks.
Exactly!
💯🔥🔥🔥
Nas has never disrespected pac legacy. His story been consistent for over 20 years. Nas ain't bitter towards pac or his legacy. Knock it off with the east vs west nonsense. Highly doubt pac stepped Nas in a rah rah way. Nobody from deathrow except snoop's side continues that narrative. These dudes are from eazy e Crip side. The crips are the only ones still dissing pac. Glasses Malone 03 greedo snoop and others still dissing pac to this day. It's sad Cali politics play a part in the truth. Snoop owns deathrow now everyone getting paid to tell a different story. The bloods been making snoop look like a punk for 20 years. So now snoop fighting back for his ego sake.
@@heybuddy7789 Nas had nothing but respect for 2Pac, even when Pac was dissing him. Nas even stopped his show the moment he got word that Pac was killed.
These guys are absolute legends. Great interview.
No pain no gain ….
I can see clearly trough my window …..
OG’z!
“My day is coming…free my mind…” That song is brilliant and haunting. One of my favorites TO THIS DAY.
Yall da best!!Thanks 4 everything!!Untouchable!!😎
Great interview with two legends. Thak you for always bringing us stuff we don't usually get elsewhere. Much appreciated.
I love this interview because I grew up listening to that era of music and it reminded me of how things have changed although it was rough the music made times better.
Above the Law was a favorite of DJ Screw, we always rock wit dem boyz, much love in the H✊🏾🖤
Color Her Sunshine
by Willie Hutch is my jam. I didn't know they was Willie's people.
My senior year in HS, we went crazy over the Chronic. A little after that, my crew started playing BML. We wondered … similar samples … we were already ATL fans. We found out then (I think by reading the cD cover) that it came out before the Chronic
Glad to see these legends on here. Always interested in hearing them speak.
Willie Hutch
Don't Get The Respect
He Deserves
1 of the best to do it!!!!!!!!
Love Power Is My Shit
Rest In Power To The Goat!!!!!!!
One of my all time favorite groups. REST IN PEACE KMG!
Great interview like how the Interviewer let these 2 legends talk.
It cracked me up how Kokane said puppy instead of puffy when speaking about their relationship 💪🏿💯😂
Kokand handled himself well. Big fan of big hutch so it’s good to hear how he felt in those days. Time has changed and I know it’s nothing but love for the other side
Kokane was on Leebe I was on Cathy. Kokane took me to Grand Central Station. We saw Ice T and Salt and Pepper. Good days.
This was easily one of the best interviews I have ever heard.........Amazing Details!!!!
Gridlock'd was with Tim Roth,
The Jim Belushi film was Gang Related,
O.K ish film, Very good Soundtrack 4 me
Thx for the dope interview 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻Legends of my youth….much love from Germany
Man I loved they music soundtrack to my youth but after living like a hustla came out I didn't think that they could top that I love that shyt!
These boys are solid ! Rare Breeds Actually talking the truth holding Pac down. Salute Big Dogs RIP 2PAC
Kokane did an album with Big Freaky Dre, AKA the REAL dude who shot Pac...
Y'all be callin everyone who interviews "the realest" or "rare breed". These guys can talk the draws off y'all if they wanted too🤣🤣
Above The Law Love your music used to bump it all the time👍🏾👍🏾
Of all of the Pac/Nas confrontation at the park stories I’ve heard, I believe Hutch. His reputation in the industry as a stand up man over the last 30 years is impeccable.
Dudes is paid to lie sorry fam. Now snoop owns deathrow a whole alot crips going to be changing narratives for the bag. Snoop wasn't even there like hutch wasn't either. Why would Suge tell the same story everyone been saying days after pac died on MTV? It's sad Cali politics is playing into the truth. Bloods been making snoop like look a punk for 20 years. Now he owns deathrow and snoop is fighting back with revisionist history.
Classic interview, good questions. The Eazy vs Dre beef really is sad. Eazy seemed solid and later on, he did fire Jerry Heller and tried to make things right for some ppl wit his label. Its a shame that Dre was (justifiably) done with Eazy about the money in 92 and they never squashed it. Kokane and Hutch , 2 undisputed legends of the Fonk! #salute
his label was right. dr dre left cause he was greedy
Awesome interview💯 Above the Law & Kokane legends🔥👑
2 of the realest....2pac would be proud..Uk Honour you
Above the Law my favorite group of All-Time. Uncle Sam's Curse is my favorite album of All-Time.
I hope they ask them about Don't Bite the Phunk and how that came about.
hutch is one of the best of all producers and atl is 🔥🔥, but he acts like don't bit the punk doesn't exist, he was well involved in beef eazy and vs dr dre
This iz a Cold interview💯🔥🔥🔥💪🏾
They made the hardest diss song nobody talks about.
Who they diss?
@@nellatl Dre and Snoop "Don't bite the phunk" but you scared to diss ice cube they mention
Yep, the hardest diss song! So damn good!!
"Cause imma bust u up kurupt!"- kokane they even dissed kurupt
I always liked the song 4 tha E!
OG LEGENDARY COLD187UM#1
My favorite rapper’s favorite rappers. LLH, BML and USC … all great albums. Kokane got longevity
I still bump their music
Where can i go for the Pac/Nas part?
It's crazy as black men we gotta make sure its stated that they city "top 10 murder rate" smh our culture need a boost
Two legendary cool dudes right here.
Legends absolutely. So much good music from these guys that wasn't just gangster, but also gave game to the people, from street smarts to political commentary. Much love from St. Louis for the Hustlers Beyond Control/University of South Central. Been trying to find a copy of "Who Am I" for decades. Rest in power to KMG and all the greats who have passed on. Keep "Ranchin" family.
Thanks for your content support ‼️
Legend was one of my favorite albums👍🏾👍🏾
Next *Versuz* concert:
*Above The Law* (Cold 187um, Go Mack & Kokane)
vs.
*Geto Boys* (Scarface, Willie D & Big Mike)
Based on songs from Above The Law & Geto Boys only (no songs from their solo tracks), which group wins???
R.I.P KMG & Bushwick Bill.
ATL will destroy Geto Boys. Geto Boys only had 2 good albums. We Cant Be Stopped and Till Death Do Us Part with Big Mike. The rest of their albums were all over the place. Which is why Willie D, Scarface, and Bushwick had way better solo albums. Whereas ATL had nothing but great albums, from start to finish
@@dianevrules wow. You know your Hip-Hop Ma'am. Thanks for the reply. Do you think a DJ Quik & Big Boi album would any good?
@@Mr.Majestic77 big boi from OutKast?
@@phillmoe yes.
Tupac coined the phrase G Funk in Call what You Want on the Black Mafia Life Album. The Black Mafia Life Album was shelved during the Ruthless and Death Row transition and the Chronic came out first. When you listen to there are three to four big time beats on both albums at different speeds and done differently sonically.
What a gem interview. I’ve herd about the fight between ATL and Lench mob, but now I know what really went down.
It’s
Ice cube wasn’t a real gansta y’all
BRING BLACK MAFIA LIFE TO STREAMING PLATFORMS!!!!!
Great interview 👌🏼
Use too and still play these boys on Dj screw tapes..HoustonTx
Both are my top tier favorite in Rap along with the rest of the Bay to Compton
OG LEGENDARY KOKANE#1
Man this interview was one of the best I’ve ever seen regarding our Pomona Greats speaking about stories that I vividly remember back in the late 1900’s. Big ups to Kokane & Cold 187um for reminding everyone Pomona was deep in the rap gang. Rest in Paradise KMG & Eazy-E ☝🏽💙
Man this shit was the best brake down ever much props to to kokane 187um for this I believe that this is true I grew up in this Era so 😎 gangster thank you✌
Good interview.
Legends and very underrated. I still got Kokane’s first album on regular play in a lot of my playlists.
Kokane and Cold 187um dissed Death Row/Snoop/DPG on the last track on Funk upon a rhyme
Classic track
✨✨If I could bring back one rapper it would be Eazy!
Eazy died 2 soon, right when Bone Thugs was about to blow up, Eazy would have been the 1st millionaire in hip hop who owns his own record company, I honestly think his death is kinda fishy, how fast he died, he visted the White House months before his passing, also started getting sick and went and saw Jerry Heller's doctor after just firing him, one of those two incidents had something to do with him dying..
Above the Law much respect G.O.A.T.
187 dropped a str8 fact with 'if u on the streets and someone offers you a way out, would you not take it up ?'
Much love ABOVE THE LAW....#blacksuperman CLASSIC ...#lvdrizzle
Homies yall did that🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾🤟🏽🤟🏽🤟🏽 Cfox luv from the H by way of the p-Town
I’m glad they cleared up the Eazy E / Dre situation. Straight Outta Compton portrayed Eazy like a buster through that whole situation and i’m like nah i just don’t believe (in my mind) that it went down like that
That nas shit was a trip! Everyone been lying for a long time. Big ups to these two legends. I’ve been a fan since day 1. Good interview I just wish I could’ve heard more about KMG and Bone Thugs.
That's crazy but his story sounds a little similar to snoop version
@@mikegillins4992 Reliable source said Snoop wasn’t even there lmao Stop the ignorance dumbo’s.
First of all he said he was in the background and didn’t know if Pac was angry or not then he said Pac was angry lmao make it make sense then reliable people said Snoop wasn’t even there lmao
I agree about kmg but ATL as a whole too fuck some of that other shit just didn't want hear about I felt the interview was wasted talking about some b.s.. and taking away all the ATL shit I wanted hear the albums process Studios sessions when making the albums
Brian indy for real!!! Album by album get downs are the best!!!
Yo back in the day everybody was bangin. I’m from Philly and I used to Love that Murder Rap Jawn. Plus I’m a “ Leo in Stereo.” 😂
I wanna redo, "MURDER RAP" and ICE-T "Squeeze Tha Trigger"
That info about there dads being at Motown is crazy
Best interview on the web
Had the cassette livin like hustlers..a masterpiece that not many new at the time had connections with Dr Dre and NWA..the last track listed the last song has them all rappin...187 eventually signs with psychopathic as the pychopathic assassin..Big Hutch Big History...respect and happy New Year 2023!
IM FROM DALLAS AND ABOVE THE LAW WAS THE TRUTH HERE.
Do more interviews
In my top 3 All time groups fa sho! RIP KMG!
Wow, Willie Hutch is there uncle. Didn't know that.
My GUYS!!
People don't know but inland Empire Riverside San Bernardino are responsible for bringing out the most important hip hop groups in the world NWA 2 live Crew Rodney and Joe Cooley LSOB above the law and kokane,J J fad, Frost,Suga free,and many more, have either lived worked produced or had big business that was established or started in the inland Empire. The Inland Empire deserves a lot more respect and flowers it's responsible for a lot in the hip hop world.
pamona is in los angeles county. nwa is from compton which is also los angeles county. what are you talking about. san bernardino brought rodney o . joe cooley from compton. 2 live crew was in the military in the i.e.. kid frost is from east los angeles. shout out to the i.e. but los angeles county put out the most important groups. ice t, uncle jams, nwa, the game, kendrick lamar, snoop dogg, the alkholiks, cypress hill, the dogg pound, ice cube, west side connection , yo yo, comptons most wanted, dj mustard, yg, eazy e. alll from los angeles county.
@@aurabliss4258 yeah but they all lived or had houses or businesses or offices or studios in the Inland Empire not in LA county nor Orange county not San Diego county not in the high desert
In the I.E
The word underrated is thrown around so much that I really hate to use it. But Above The Law are the definition. Criminally so. Not only for shaping the sound of what would become the dominant music in LA and the world, but they really have one of the greatest catalogs of any group.
👑 Above The Law 👑 Y'all Are My favorite Group Many More Blessings OG's 21 Gun Salute G-Funk
Wow, never heard that take on the Pac and Nas situation Wow !!!! Legends 4 Real, Salute Hutch and Kokane !
I'm from St.Louis,Missouri..the way they describe it..just over the bridge 🌉 ✨️ 💕 literally..East St.Louis,Illinois...oh yeah, tho$÷ same connection$ all through hurr..🙄🤨they'll tell ya'..gateway to the west *🌊( )🌊
Great interview. To nit pick.. I disagree on minimizing Eazy E issues with DR. Eazy E was disrespected. BG knocc out and crew rode for Eric. ATL seemed to be straddling the fence. “Eric called me and said he worry about them Death Row dudes” .. it don’t matter if “I probably know these dudes”… it don’t matter. It’s time to ride
eazy e would of killed suge if old jew never stopped him
The Movie was actually Gang Related with Jim Belushi
You still can go platinum.... Just like Soulja boy that boy had a billion streams... But the end result is the people the people got to want to watch it the people got to want to download it it's all rooted in the people
The diss track on Kokane 1st album with 187 was dope why yall didnt speak on that joint was 🔥 Cold 187 ripp that record
Legends
Heavy Gratitude .
Ps Peace to Willie Hutch.
Big atl fan but am I the only one that feels if someone punches me then his homeboy grabs and throws me that's not a fair fight?
That pirates hat is official
This interview proves that what Snoop said about the Nas and Pac confrontation was true. Yet the haters always try to find ways t9 discredit him.
On the intro to “living like hustlers” why did Dre introduce them as “outta South Central”?
All these West coast legends need to all get together squash their beefs & for the legends that are not here anymore this G-Phunk muzik in that order
This information!!!
Every nite. I listen to the mack mst..n super fly mst..n black ceaser every nite till I fall sleep ,2022
Legends right there I wish I kept my kokane tapes I can't find his first album for shit I've been looking for years if anyone knows how to get ahold of old ruthless albums please let me know please
Try Discogs
@@DEKOproducties thank you big homie
Above the law was like the Beatles 2
Eazy E's effect was going to be similar to Pimp C's effect had he lived alot of things in the rap game would be different Eazy at the time of his death had: Bone (Cleveland), DJ Uneek, MC Ren, ATL, DJ Yella, Blood of Abraham=Black Eye Peas, JJ Fad (LA area), Tab (St Louis), Da Villon (Toledo OH), Pistol Gordon (Nashville) was going to bring back NWA in the fold along with The D.O.C. Ruthless was going to be on that level with Death Row & Bad Boy or at least on the level of Rap a Lot and LaFace of that time. R.I.P. EAZY-E.
He already had don't forget Ruthless made 10 million a month at there peak 89-91
@@secondshosecondsho3353 Well I more so mean he was going to be larger than what he was and going to expand his brand even more nationwide.
in 94 ruthless was reaching death row and in 95 would certainly pass them if eazy hadn't died, even so in 97,98,99,2000 he was ahead with bone while death row after the death of pac and suge in prison hurt the them, and ruthless has always been at the forefront of rap a lot, laface...
@@Lucasdurap900 Naw bro Ruthless wasnt on Death Rows level in 94 and they werent ahead of Rapalot or LaFace they were becoming a powerhouse had Eazy lived.