Nuff respect to M.C. Shan! The only emcee who wasn't afraid to take on the Bronx. Respect the legend! Jayquan this channel is one of the best on You Tube. Keep up the great work.#Salute
Dope Lesson as alwayd. There's something that must be said about the BDP beef with Shan. Shan was alone as far as the JUICE Crew not stepping in but folks forget NOEL ROCKWELL AND MC POET from Queensbridge. Poet dissed BDP hard during the beef with two records: "Beat You Down" and this other record called "Taking You Out.(under the name "Fedz " ) Look it up. Those joints hit hard. Mr. Magic used to play those records hard.
This is BY FAR the most entertaining and educational interview you have ever done....No disrespect to Melle.....I was in the south so MC Shan was noteworthy; at the same time we (Georgia) had MC Shy D with the same vocal range and New York style so he kinda blocked MC Shan from our view, so MY circle studied Rakim, Kane, G.Rap, KRS-ONE, Slick Rick and Chuck D. I hate how he went under my radar!! I would have loved Shan but by the time the Juice Crew hit my ears I was a Rakim/Kane disciple.....then I latched on to KRS-ONE and had to go back to hear the Shan beef which I felt like the Jamaican patois and Reggae cadence's from Kris were to NEW for him to lose that "battle". I missed the brilliance of the ICON MC Shan.
MC Shy D ..yea..I heard him after the album dropped ..gotta be tough ..! MC Shan & others kinda disappeared for us here in SC ..we didn't have hip-hop radio like stretch armstrong or Marley..NY tapes might make it down to my area then
Another great interview JayQuan! That was a great compliment M.C. Shan gave you at 2:50 when he said that your documentary lesson based on his life was so accurate, it was almost as if you were there "with him" back in the day. It doesn't get better than that!
@@TheFoundationhiphop First Busy Bee, and now Shan, gave you the highest props ever, in just 1 week. I think if you would pass on today, you'd be alright, after this. You're doing a great job, bro. Even the giants, see you as laterally equal.
Dawg....This is better than anything on TV. I appreciate these interviews. Back in my young days I was obsessed with the Juice Crew, Marley, the Bridge wars. Of course information was limited back then and all I had to read was the record labels. Especially living 1,500 miles away in Dallas, TX. I was a young DJ and just like you reading all the producer credits and names on the labels and had the same questions, especially the ones about when they were on Pop Art. I didn't think I would ever have those questions answered. I can't get enough of these interviews and lessons. Keep doing your thing.
Nearly 40 years deep as a Shan fan and right now couldn't be prouder of the brother, I can't lie this us and them BS has got me hurting nowadays but dude dropped some heavy ointment on that right there, f*** it I shed a tear, I'm big and ugly enough to admit it, big love Jayquan
Shan keeps it crunk 25/8. I ride with homeboy everyday & been rockin' with him since my days of blasting Down By Law, waiting for the school bus. Great interview man & Shan even said put a stamp on it! 👊🏽💯✌🏽
I was shopping with My wife and ran into Shan at Publix supermarket in Douglasville, GA. a few months ago. We talked for a few minutes. He's a Good Dude! All about his family. ~The World War Hulk~ I AM... GANGSTARR'S 1ST D.J.!
1 of The Coolest OlSkool MC Cats of All Time.None Other than Legendary Crowd Mover Extraordinary MC Shan.Peace Peace To The Big Homie Shan And The Brotha Jayquan For His Platform for Our Culture.
Thank you Ty for the juice crew. Shan first two albums were classic s . I send my condolences to you and the juice crew for the lost of Biz. Y'all put out some strong good music
JayQ I remember I saw the album "Down By Law" in the store. Never heard of MC Shan yet. I bought it for the cover. Went home, put it on the turntable and d*mn! But when the song "The Bridge" went on.... The rest is history. Thank you so much for this interview, great new information!
Even though I'm from the Bronx, I have much respect for Shan.He had some hot joints in the mid-late 80's and early 90's...Him, Shante and Marley put the Bridge on the map.
Yo i love this interview. Def want to see more like this. It would be dope to get a Masta Ace, Kane or Rakim interview done. I respect what you do. Keep em coming💯👊🏾
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That nigga is so underrated from his generation he is one of the most best confident MC's to ever rock the microphone he is one of my favorites out of NYC in queens
Yo I loved this interview much respect to you jayquan for all these interviews you blessings us with the real stories mc Shan always keeps it real lol yo can we get a tj swan interview next we need to know his story and why he didn’t come out with a full length LP he has this song on TH-cam called mellow love that’s a hit only played on the radio from back in the day
Yo that was in rochester ny ..i was there ....when he broke coolj...record. ...factz....he's not lying quan.....i took pics that day with him...i will post it soon....salute@
I try to watch all your videos and must say that i really enjoy them. This particular one really connected with me. Great interview with a true legend! Keep up the great work! Much appreciated!
THE FOUNDATION JAY QUAN! GOOD L👀KS MY BROTHER. M.C. SHAN THE GRAND ARCHITECT OF THE QUEENSBRIDGE AND ONE ☝🏿 OF THE GREATEST NARRATORS OF HIP-HOP!!! DOWN BY LAW, BORN TO BE WILD, PLAY IT AGAIN, SHAN...I GOT THEM ALL!
MC Shan was my favorite MC at one point. I Loved that first album. I remember him on WBLS explaining that he wore mismatch Puma sneakers so people wouldn’t mix him up with LL.
A great interview with 1 of the icons, pioneers & predecessors of the hip hop culture & genre. I had no idea how influential & brilliant M C Shan was & is in the music biz! Props to Shan & the hip hop historian JayQuan...
This was another solid Video from start to finish! MC Shan is the Truth! Brother JayQuan there has to be a part 2. Shan had me rolling on the floor laughing 😂 Keep up the Great Interviews 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
Shan is right about the powers being afraid of what he might ever say.True story: I was at a contest for BBW's.I can't remember the year maybe mid-late 90's.Shan was there talking MAD STUFF.I can't remember if he was dissing the contestants or just talking shit, but he ended up getting kicked out the auditorium.Ask him Jayquan.
🤔I have to be honest. I was one of his fan. Never met him in person. I brought couple his albums back in the days. It was real nice. What stuck to me the most is defending ourselves. That's one of the most underestimated songs he put out there. I still listen to that today. When it come keeping it real MC Shan is the man. And He just tell it like it is. And Shan won this reality talk with the BIG W. Good job interview MC Shan Jayquan. And Im also in Virginia. BTW y'all better download this quick.
You mentioned Finesse & Synquis "Bass Game"... The 12" remix sounds like a Marley Marl production. I don't care what the credits say... Back then in 1986,NOBODY had those drums but Marley Marl!
Shan is a dope interviewee💯 And young grasshopper's- if u ain't heard yet- MC Shan put QB on his back and held it DOWN!!!! Went head-up vs a whole boro- never took a backwards step. #thasaLEGEND "Ya luv ta hear da story....."🔥
Excellent video, Jay. I always enjoy listening to Shan -- he sorta reminds me of Melle Mel, he never bites his tongue and he says what's on his mind. I think the people's perception of his bout with KRS has caused them to not truly appreciate his contribution to the art form. It's almost as if they've written him out of history. Your channel is much appreciated because you help keep their legacy alive and not forgotten.
You know that’s what’s wrong with hip hop and culture period. Nobody wants to do there research. Hip Hop is about history. Sounds and moments. If they only knew where there vocabularies and slang came from. I always was curious why we talk like this in Ny. Where did it come from?
Shan gives the best interviews in Hip-Hop. His history is so damn rich - so I instantly watch his every video. Many stories and he's full of knowledge. Shan and Marley made me spend all my tax money on a drum machine, 4track recorder, and a Tech 1200 and get busy. Thanks, Shan for creating dreams and reality for generations of musical and literary creators. The Juice Crew was eons ahead of their time.
"All these beats with the rhymes attached".......... One of the best opening lines ever. Marl's beats and scratching, levels upon levels. Respect to the Shan. Peace.
@MC SHAN-- Didn't have a big brother and pops though a provider didn't really open up. Down By Law aside from being a classic was a life guideline. Project Ho and Another One to Get Jealous Of had me on point with women and drugs. May the THM keep a hedge around you and your family and bless you with health and prosperity!!
@The Foundation peace JayQuan your breakdown skills are on point everytime. I thought you always deserved to continue Combat Jack's interview show on Sirius radio. Your manager should have stepped up and got you that gig. I left satellite radio a long time ago but I may go back for the LL Cool J station or if they get more diverse with the songs they play. Maybe you should get with Cool J and offer your Foundation lessons on his station. Thank me later, lol. Keep showing rarely seen old school hip hop concert footage like Fresh Fest, Graffiti Rock or b-boy video from the Tunnel, ect. One Love, god.
MC Shan recording from 1985 to ...... MC Shan is one of the most underated Poetic MC's of all times ... My nick name for him is Mr First .He was the first to do a smooth flow minus the screaming when he first appeared on the records called Marly Scratch and Cuts So Fresh in 1985. MC Shan was also the first MC to diss LL Cool J on "Beat Biter". To which Def jam ordered LL Cool J not to respond. He was the first to make a diss record calling the opposition by the actual name in his diss record against LL Cool J . He was almost unarguably the first to drop lyrics inspired from the lessons of the five percent nation, this is displayed in the rhymes, he did against L Cool J on his record called Beat Biter. He was the first to make a classic hip hop love blues ballad in "Left Me Lonely ". He was the first to metaphor a drug into a woman in Classic stand alone single "Cocaine" 1986. He was first to make a bonafide classic hit single with a song for his hood in the "Bridge" . He was the first to rock a particular type of multi syllabic flow while taking Hip Hop to Syfy on the single " MC Space" off the Down By Law album . Shan was also the first to do a great hip hop anthem in the song called "Living In The World of Hip Hop ". On his second album He was the first to verbally make a record scratch style with his word in the middle of his flow in the song "Words To My Freestyle". The first Prince of Rap who didn't have to scream his lyrics on record. He is Mr First....
I always thought that was weird, he mention that gun in kill that noise,and thats what scott la rock was killed with, that's the first time someone bought that up.
those pop art / NIA tracks were a big part of me doing depth charge.. and then later compiling/releasing Beat Classic in the UK.. which was based on a warehouse party set I played in london.. www.discogs.com/Various-Beat-Classic/release/124955
im 21 i love shan and i love that you give props and respect where respect is due everyone tries to discredit shan but im even more of a shan fan and a jayQaun fan off that no props to deadbeats line absolutely none reach one teach one
I loved MC SHAN since day one. All his albums are dope . But my best album was BORN TO BE WILD. And my favorite song is PIONEER THIS . I know that song word for word. Lol 😆!!!!!
The sad thing is - people hate on MC Shan, because how real he is... Fakeness seems to get the most respect! KEEP REAL SHAN!!!!
Nuff respect to M.C. Shan! The only emcee who wasn't afraid to take on the Bronx. Respect the legend! Jayquan this channel is one of the best on You Tube. Keep up the great work.#Salute
Dope Lesson as alwayd. There's something that must be said about the BDP beef with Shan. Shan was alone as far as the JUICE Crew not stepping in but folks forget NOEL ROCKWELL AND MC POET from Queensbridge. Poet dissed BDP hard during the beef with two records: "Beat You Down" and this other record called "Taking You Out.(under the name "Fedz " ) Look it up. Those joints hit hard. Mr. Magic used to play those records hard.
MC Shan is one of the realest!
@@DuckAlertBeats Curious on how you came to that statement.
Yes he is 💯💯💯💯
This is BY FAR the most entertaining and educational interview you have ever done....No disrespect to Melle.....I was in the south so MC Shan was noteworthy; at the same time we (Georgia) had MC Shy D with the same vocal range and New York style so he kinda blocked MC Shan from our view, so MY circle studied Rakim, Kane, G.Rap, KRS-ONE, Slick Rick and Chuck D. I hate how he went under my radar!! I would have loved Shan but by the time the Juice Crew hit my ears I was a Rakim/Kane disciple.....then I latched on to KRS-ONE and had to go back to hear the Shan beef which I felt like the Jamaican patois and Reggae cadence's from Kris were to NEW for him to lose that "battle". I missed the brilliance of the ICON MC Shan.
MC Shy D ..yea..I heard him after the album dropped ..gotta be tough ..! MC Shan & others kinda disappeared for us here in SC ..we didn't have hip-hop radio like stretch armstrong or Marley..NY tapes might make it down to my area then
Another great interview JayQuan! That was a great compliment M.C. Shan gave you at 2:50 when he said that your documentary lesson based on his life was so accurate, it was almost as if you were there "with him" back in the day. It doesn't get better than that!
Respect bro. That was an honor
@@TheFoundationhiphop I was laughing, when he said that, because this man's erection, almost shattered the screen! 😅😅😅😅 no homo..
@@randee4550 lmao
@@TheFoundationhiphop First Busy Bee, and now Shan, gave you the highest props ever, in just 1 week. I think if you would pass on today, you'd be alright, after this. You're doing a great job, bro. Even the giants, see you as laterally equal.
Dawg....This is better than anything on TV. I appreciate these interviews. Back in my young days I was obsessed with the Juice Crew, Marley, the Bridge wars. Of course information was limited back then and all I had to read was the record labels. Especially living 1,500 miles away in Dallas, TX. I was a young DJ and just like you reading all the producer credits and names on the labels and had the same questions, especially the ones about when they were on Pop Art. I didn't think I would ever have those questions answered. I can't get enough of these interviews and lessons. Keep doing your thing.
Respect. Thank you for looking!
Nearly 40 years deep as a Shan fan and right now couldn't be prouder of the brother, I can't lie this us and them BS has got me hurting nowadays but dude dropped some heavy ointment on that right there, f*** it I shed a tear, I'm big and ugly enough to admit it, big love Jayquan
We in the same boat famo
MC Shan is hilarious and very real and outspoken. Have to respect his honesty. Salute Jay for another great interview.
Absolutely!!! Salute to you Jay✊!!!
Shan keeps it crunk 25/8. I ride with homeboy everyday & been rockin' with him since my days of blasting Down By Law, waiting for the school bus. Great interview man & Shan even said put a stamp on it! 👊🏽💯✌🏽
knocking them interviews out of the park JayQuan. thank you.
Great interview. MC Shan is an amazing dude. Always love hearing him talk about his music and career.
I was shopping with My wife and ran into Shan at Publix supermarket in Douglasville, GA. a few months ago. We talked for a few minutes. He's a Good Dude! All about his family.
~The World War Hulk~
I AM...
GANGSTARR'S 1ST D.J.!
1 of The Coolest OlSkool MC Cats of All Time.None Other than Legendary Crowd Mover Extraordinary MC Shan.Peace Peace To The Big Homie Shan And The Brotha Jayquan For His Platform for Our Culture.
Shan is the man who Said I got real girls singing door bell notes
Beef DVD
😂😂😂😂
Im 25 years old but this is so cool props the stories people can tell being around.
Amazing! My brother turned me on to hip hop in the early-mid 80's by introducing me to the music of Shan and other artist. Much respect!!!
Imagine how history would have been different if Shan said No when I asked him can I put Kane's album out instead of his
yo, Ty...that born to be wild album should have had at least 3 videos off it.
@@germxv you're right
Thank you Ty for the juice crew. Shan first two albums were classic s . I send my condolences to you and the juice crew for the lost of Biz. Y'all put out some strong good music
I like his voice, come on Shan give us a more albums!
Nice seeing Shan. I'm glad you had this interview with him.
34:39-35:16 Also on “I pioneered this” Shan says; Relax,grab the buddah and proceed to twist one
JayQ I remember I saw the album "Down By Law" in the store. Never heard of MC Shan yet. I bought it for the cover. Went home, put it on the turntable and d*mn! But when the song "The Bridge" went on.... The rest is history. Thank you so much for this interview, great new information!
Even though I'm from the Bronx, I have much respect for Shan.He had some hot joints in the mid-late 80's and early 90's...Him, Shante and Marley put the Bridge on the map.
Great lesson, good to see mc shan doing well, Down By Law and Born To Be Wild is my all time favorite albums
Yo i love this interview. Def want to see more like this. It would be dope to get a Masta Ace, Kane or Rakim interview done. I respect what you do. Keep em coming💯👊🏾
That nigga is so underrated from his generation he is one of the most best confident MC's to ever rock the microphone he is one of my favorites out of NYC in queens
Big ups shan. thanks bro j. (2020... smack url, shan and krs, LETS FINALLY GET IT!) GET THAT BAG!
Thx to you both for this interview. Very much appreciated!
So appreciated!!!
Jayquan shan interview on a scale of 1 to 10 uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh Perfect 10........ Salute !!!!!!!!
Respect
Shan do Allah gotta get props for early math in the game. The first on wax to speak of the blunt. Shan is a legend in the game. Shout out Jayquan
What a great interview. I've been a fan since Down By Law, salute to my OG and Jayquan the scholar
Yo I loved this interview much respect to you jayquan for all these interviews you blessings us with the real stories mc Shan always keeps it real lol yo can we get a tj swan interview next we need to know his story and why he didn’t come out with a full length LP he has this song on TH-cam called mellow love that’s a hit only played on the radio from back in the day
Yo that was in rochester ny ..i was there ....when he broke coolj...record. ...factz....he's not lying quan.....i took pics that day with him...i will post it soon....salute@
Wow
Deeeeeeep as always learnt and confirmed so much.. You did it again Brotha Jayquan keep bringing it..
The last verse of the bridge was my shit ! Basic knowledge ! THANX Shan
I try to watch all your videos and must say that i really enjoy them. This particular one really connected with me. Great interview with a true legend! Keep up the great work! Much appreciated!
Thank you!!!
THE FOUNDATION JAY QUAN! GOOD L👀KS MY BROTHER. M.C. SHAN THE GRAND ARCHITECT OF THE QUEENSBRIDGE AND ONE ☝🏿 OF THE GREATEST NARRATORS OF HIP-HOP!!! DOWN BY LAW, BORN TO BE WILD, PLAY IT AGAIN, SHAN...I GOT THEM ALL!
@JayQuan-- Thanks again for great content and accountable journalism.
Respect
MC Shan was my favorite MC at one point. I Loved that first album. I remember him on WBLS explaining that he wore mismatch Puma sneakers so people wouldn’t mix him up with LL.
A great interview with 1 of the icons, pioneers & predecessors of the hip hop culture & genre. I had no idea how influential & brilliant M C Shan was & is in the music biz! Props to Shan & the hip hop historian JayQuan...
Great Interview‼️ All hail the great Mc Shan ✊🏾
This was another solid Video from start to finish! MC Shan is the Truth! Brother JayQuan there has to be a part 2. Shan had me rolling on the floor laughing 😂 Keep up the Great Interviews 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
Well needed interview from a legendary artist
Shan is right about the powers being afraid of what he might ever say.True story: I was at a contest for BBW's.I can't remember the year maybe mid-late 90's.Shan was there talking MAD STUFF.I can't remember if he was dissing the contestants or just talking shit, but he ended up getting kicked out the auditorium.Ask him Jayquan.
Lolol I remember that ...lolol
@@mcshaninc Thank you Shan for verifying.You was mad loud that night, but I can't remember what you were vocal about.Do you remember?
🤔I have to be honest. I was one of his fan. Never met him in person. I brought couple his albums back in the days. It was real nice. What stuck to me the most is defending ourselves. That's one of the most underestimated songs he put out there. I still listen to that today. When it come keeping it real MC Shan is the man. And He just tell it like it is. And Shan won this reality talk with the BIG W. Good job interview MC Shan Jayquan. And Im also in Virginia. BTW y'all better download this quick.
Born to be wild is the best! I love, love that album to death!
man if i can keep learning about the culture of hip hop. ide die a happy man. i appreciate what you do man.
Thanks for looking...
You mentioned Finesse & Synquis "Bass Game"... The 12" remix sounds like a Marley Marl production. I don't care what the credits say... Back then in 1986,NOBODY had those drums but Marley Marl!
Shan is a dope interviewee💯 And young grasshopper's- if u ain't heard yet- MC Shan put QB on his back and held it DOWN!!!! Went head-up vs a whole boro- never took a backwards step. #thasaLEGEND "Ya luv ta hear da story....."🔥
Excellent video, Jay.
I always enjoy listening to Shan -- he sorta reminds me of Melle Mel, he never bites his tongue and he says what's on his mind.
I think the people's perception of his bout with KRS has caused them to not truly appreciate his contribution to the art form. It's almost as if they've written him out of history.
Your channel is much appreciated because you help keep their legacy alive and not forgotten.
Loved this interview. Shan always keeps it 100!!
LOVE YOU SHAN AKA QUEENS BRIDGE KING. SALUTE AND RESPECT TO ONE OF MY TOP 10 MCS OF ALL TIME✊
THE ABSOLUTE GREATEST INTERVIEW OF THE MOST UNDERRATED GREATEST THAT I'VE SEEN YET LOVE IT LOVE PEACE & BLESSINGS!!![999]
"And Puma's the brand cause tha Klan makes Troop.there's no competition cause there ain't no comp, fuck around with this and get uh mud hole stomp"!
Wow didn't know Shan was about to be the prince of Bel Air 🎙
This was golden!! Thank you JayQuan and MC Shan!
I've listened to this interview 10 x and it never gets old. Shan is too Real
This the best and most respectful interview on MC Shan. The legend
PEACE LOVE & BLESSINGS LITTLE SHAN & THE SHAN FAMILY!!![999]
You know that’s what’s wrong with hip hop and culture period. Nobody wants to do there research. Hip Hop is about history. Sounds and moments. If they only knew where there vocabularies and slang came from. I always was curious why we talk like this in Ny. Where did it come from?
FINALLY !!! THANK YOUUU JAY QUAN!
Shan is also the first to have a full band. I love Shan because he never said no to anything new
At 3:50 MC Shane drops real words of wisdom!!!!!
Damn that last part kinda fucked me up, what was he sipping on? But great interview❗💯✌
THE GOD SHAN IS HU HE IS REGARDLESS OF WHOM OR WHAT, HE IS WAS & ALWAYS WILL BE MC SUPREMACY!!![999]
His Greatness will continue to be defined through the recession in time.
Shan gives the best interviews in Hip-Hop. His history is so damn rich - so I instantly watch his every video. Many stories and he's full of knowledge. Shan and Marley made me spend all my tax money on a drum machine, 4track recorder, and a Tech 1200 and get busy. Thanks, Shan for creating dreams and reality for generations of musical and literary creators. The Juice Crew was eons ahead of their time.
"All these beats with the rhymes attached".......... One of the best opening lines ever. Marl's beats and scratching, levels upon levels. Respect to the Shan. Peace.
love & blessings to both those cats
My. ..dude i had a chance 2 meet him at skate town in rochester ny...salute shan.@
Shan. One of the greatest!
I PLAYED MARLEY SCRATCH EARLIER TODAY & ALL MY FAVORITES BY SHAN & DIDN'T EVEN KNOW ABOUT THIS!!![999]
@MC SHAN-- Didn't have a big brother and pops though a provider didn't really open up. Down By Law aside from being a classic was a life guideline. Project Ho and Another One to Get Jealous Of had me on point with women and drugs. May the THM keep a hedge around you and your family and bless you with health and prosperity!!
@The Foundation peace JayQuan your breakdown skills are on point everytime. I thought you always deserved to continue Combat Jack's interview show on Sirius radio. Your manager should have stepped up and got you that gig. I left satellite radio a long time ago but I may go back for the LL Cool J station or if they get more diverse with the songs they play. Maybe you should get with Cool J and offer your Foundation lessons on his station. Thank me later, lol. Keep showing rarely seen old school hip hop concert footage like Fresh Fest, Graffiti Rock or b-boy video from the Tunnel, ect. One Love, god.
Why pop art gets no love ?? What’s behind that
... and what happened to the Lawrence Goodman Pop Art documentary??... The people need answers!!
Yes I love it MC Shan is a real duo
This is a masterclass into hip hop.
Thank You Jay
Yes u did the damn thing with this project. . I stay following ur work famo
Nothing but the utmost respect for this legend. Salute!
MC Shan recording from 1985 to ......
MC Shan is one of the most underated Poetic MC's of all times ... My nick name for him is Mr First .He was the first to do a smooth flow minus the screaming when he first appeared on the records called Marly Scratch and Cuts So Fresh in 1985. MC Shan was also the first MC to diss LL Cool J on "Beat Biter". To which Def jam ordered LL Cool J not to respond. He was the first to make a diss record calling the opposition by the actual name in his diss record against LL Cool J . He was almost unarguably the first to drop lyrics inspired from the lessons of the five percent nation, this is displayed in the rhymes, he did against L Cool J on his record called Beat Biter. He was the first to make a classic hip hop love blues ballad in "Left Me Lonely ". He was the first to metaphor a drug into a woman in Classic stand alone single "Cocaine" 1986. He was first to make a bonafide classic hit single with a song for his hood in the "Bridge" . He was the first to rock a particular type of multi syllabic flow while taking Hip Hop to Syfy on the single " MC Space" off the Down By Law album .
Shan was also the first to do a great hip hop anthem in the song called "Living In The World of Hip Hop ".
On his second album He was the first to verbally make a record scratch style with his word in the middle of his flow in the song "Words To My Freestyle". The first Prince of Rap who didn't have to scream his lyrics on record. He is Mr First....
Thanks Jay and Shan
The Living Ledgend MC Shan 1 of my favorite Oldschool Rappers from the B. Boy Era And From The Juice Crew!!!😎😎😎
Another Classic Joint!!!
My man. Thank you
@@TheFoundationhiphop great material .. MC Shan the man
PEACE LOVE & BLESSINGS TO U BROTHER JAY LOVE WHAT U DOING BIG BRO!!![999]
Born to be wild.
PEACE & LOVE TO GOD MC SHAN WE & MISS U LORD!!![999]
Solid work Jayquan!
Shan is my man and a straight legend!!
THE SENSONIC DRUMS NO DOUBT FRFR I REMEMBER!!![999]
I always thought that was weird, he mention that gun in kill that noise,and thats what scott la rock was killed with, that's the first time someone bought that up.
Yeah but that track was laid before he got killed though
@@germxv YEAH ..they did shows
Great voice for old skool hip hop
those pop art / NIA tracks were a big part of me doing depth charge.. and then later compiling/releasing Beat Classic in the UK..
which was based on a warehouse party set I played in london.. www.discogs.com/Various-Beat-Classic/release/124955
One of the greatest..,.
Jayquan you need a podcast fr fr
Great interview. But I make it a point never to talk religion and politics with anyone. They’re too subjective. Case and point. 🤷🏽♂️
Im Scared to listen to this One LOL Shan Is a Firecracker! But This is legend Blessings to Both of YOU - Blessings Jay
im 21 i love shan and i love that you give props and respect where respect is due everyone tries to discredit shan but im even more of a shan fan and a jayQaun fan off that no props to deadbeats line absolutely none reach one teach one
MC Shan is one of the greatest EVER!
MC Shan and Marley Marl is the reason I married hip hop with no divorce in sight. Shan is a foundation piece of hip hop.
I loved MC SHAN since day one. All his albums are dope . But my best album was BORN TO BE WILD. And my favorite song is PIONEER THIS . I know that song word for word. Lol 😆!!!!!