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In this clip, Brother Marquis started off speaking about how Uncle Luke joined 2 Live Crew right after him, and he explained that Mr. Mixx was a big fan of Luke's and appointed him manager of the group. Brother Marquis then detailed being on the "What We Are" album, which featured the hit songs "We Want Some P***y" and "Throw the D," which Brother Marquis admitted wasn't the style of rap that he liked. However, Brother Marquis explained that he liked performing the songs and seeing the crowd's reaction.
During the conversation, Brother Marquis also explained how 2 Live Crew member Fresh Kid Ice permanently injured his arm, and he went on to speak about Uncle Luke putting out MC Shy D, who had the hit song "Shake It," and Brother Marquis revealed that they're still in touch today. From there, Brother Marquis reacted to Vlad saying that 2 Live Crew changed the perception of full figured women and made big booties cool back in the 1980s. To hear more, including Brother Marquis reacting to some of his past lyrics, hit the above clip.
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Esham
The Dayton Family
What's up with the false background?
Do people come to Vlad or does Vlad go to them?
Vlad is a cornball. Move sonething just popularized thongs. They didn't have huge asses.
@@videosurfah both, just like with prostitution
2 Live Crew were the rap group that popularized more curvy, thicker women.
you mean sir mix a lot 😂😂😂
@@sharifbenyisrael6493 naw Two live was first
@@biged5149 correct. they were out first but sir mix alot "popularized it" with the main stream media. That was the piont i was trying to make. 👍🏾
Ll Cool J-big ol but came out first then Sir Mix A lot or Too Short in the 80s
@@jasondawson92 that came out a little after Move Something
Vlad is wrong. So, people from Florida will tell you that the first 2 Live album came out in '85. You have to remember that they were super independent selling out of the truck and in mom and pop stores. Then, in 1986, when stuff got poppin, they got the album registered and they repackaged it in 1986. This happened all the time back then. So, in actuality, they didn't start counting their album sales until 1986 after most people in Florida already had the album.
Another thing, many people from Florida would argue that "Get It Girl" was actually the bigger song from the first album.
Luke and 2 Live definitely do not get the credit they truly deserve.
Get it girl was the better song and I grew up in the east coast.
Definitely get it girl💪🏽 and I’m not even from Fla, but even up here in Md that was the one
Yep, street Djs had this before 86. By 86 NWA was the poppin underground records that wasn't registered yet.
@Chumnley snoop actually I am somewhat of a hip hop historian. Not a rap historian. What's qualifies me. First, I have first hand accounts from living during that Era. Second, as a kid, I was at New York Productions everyday in Daytona Beach. On MLK which at that time was Campbell St. New York Productions is where Jam Pony DJs made many of the JPE mixtapes. I witnessed Big Ace, Lock Cool Jock, Slick Vic, and store owner Chucky Chuck mixing these records. I vividly remember in 1985, I was in 5th grade, seeing the 2 Live album right next to the LL "Radio" album.
Back then, record stores would actually set up speakers outside the store and blast music all day. You couldn't help but remember the music because you heard it everyday.
Here is another gem for you. Another reason Get It Girl got alot of play is because the lyrics of the song are clean. Only the Dolomite sample at the beginning and Esther Anderson sample towards the end has cursing, so it was easy to play the record and live edit.
How do I know? Because I was there.
It doesn't matter tho because you are trollin. Carry on.
@Chumnley snoop The problem with you youngins or non atleast 80's babies. Don't really know sh*t & sadly don't really wanna know sh*t. Now continue to show us your age & the basic fact that you not a real deal hardcore hip hop head. Meaning your personal opinions are not even valid.
2 Live Crew will forever be one of the fondest memories from my childhood. I’ll never forget being in the 5th grade, my school would have what was called Mayday in which no class, just fun activities on the playground. There was a DJ they would hire every year. I don’t know what he was drinking or thinking but out of nowhere he plays “ Hey we want some p**** The look on those teachers faces i will never forget for as long as I live...Priceless. Needless to say, we never seen that DJ again...
Damn! 5th grade lol. That DJ probably got took out.
This dude is so well spoken * honest. Great interview Vlad!
Damn. Y’all had mayday too. That’s 🔥
Omg!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Mayday was the shit
They should do a movie about these guys like they did with NWA.
Yooo that be dope
Fo sho
Agreed
Yep
I disagree because their music was absolute trash.
Legendary "As nasty as they wanna be" and ICE T "Power" album cover Received a lot of TLC from me ..😅
Lol
to every male during that time!
Darlene was a bad mf on Ice T cover...
Yeah boy
Right on!!
Being a Daytona beach native this interview is a stroll down memory lane. Respect to Vlad for this one.
32114 💯
Especially being at BCR in the 90s
We have love for 2 Live Crew in the A too. Everybody seems to forget that Luke and J Prince had the first independent labels.
BCR
@@haroldransom8043 first in the genre but definitely not first ever
They DEFINITELY popularized thick black women. Obviously, thick black women have always been in abundance in the hood. But when 2 Live Crew started showing them in videos damn near naked, thick black women became pretty much a Must Have. U began seeing them in EVERY hiphop video.
One of the Real Original G's of the Rap Game!💪🏿
2 Live Crew’s albums had some of the best productions musically ever. They’re use of samples and the 808 was phonemonal. Had the best beats. Songs like Get it Girl, Dick Almighty and Move Somethin. Mr Mixx is such an underrated producer/dj
100% Agree!!!
100% agree.. The Production was made for Today's advanced Speakers.. It sounds just as good as it did back then..
"Get-get,get-get,get-get,get getitgirl!!!"
Mr. Mixx, very underrated!
That megamix on " Nasty as they want to be" is the truth
I miss real hip hop. I remember when we bought albums and we put the covers on our walls.👊🏿😎
🥰💯😇
It's funny you commented that because 2 live crew wasn't considered HIP HOP at the time,funny how time changes things
Amen!
OR cassette tapes.
I used to put source and XXL pages up but hip-hop was everything fr
I’m glad Vlad is partaking in this interview.
This is legendary.
90% of these kids have no idea who this man is.
Listening to this is like seeing how bologna is made. People can think what they wanna but the people/person involved can tell you exactly from their point of view first hand. Good to hear him speak HIS truth
Love from Germany for the 2 Live Crew. Good Times
Wiesbaden checking in
@@Darksigma.777 Grüße aus Münster :))))
2 live crew are hip hop legends. Id love to see a movie or documentary on these guys.
There's plenty on them.
This is a very valuable and priceless interview. Hip Hop history in the flesh. Get it documented
thank you!
@@vladtv Interview MC Shy D
Put some respect on 2 Live Crew name, hip hop Legends 🔥 🔥 🔥 (adults only y'all)
💯🔥
💯🔥🎯
Fresh Kid Ice was in a bad car accident a week after filming the “Move Something” video. The driver fell asleep at the wheel. FKI was in the back seat and was thrown from the car. His arm was supposed to be amputated but he opted to not have it done.
Look like he just got outta the Hospital when they shot that vid an fki was in it I always wondered what happened to kid,And im from Miami🤣🤣
brother Marquise Marquise I'm yo brother!
this man wrote the original 99 problems feat. Ice t
R u from Miami
@@harveymcelroy9332 no brother Milwaukee
Just love music 46 year old hop lover
"YO this Marquis, baby.. ARE YOU DOWN WITH IT?" 2 Live Crew forever.
2 Live Crew are Legends they made my teenage years the best , between their music videos and their albums they are definitely Legends
Marquis is not lying about how lawless Miami was and about goon activity especially in the 80’s. People really have no idea. They would’ve never been able to visit and act like they own the city. That’s only because the real ones are locked up, dead or have families now.
Miami is the absolute truth and a different world from the rest of Florida, just South Florida by itself is like a different state. Facts and not cause I live here.
@@gollygee2385 LIBERTY CITY...SCOTT PROJECTS 4 LIFE.
FACTS BRUH!
305 memory lane. Hot wheels roller skating days!!
80s Miami cocaine cowboy days
Brother Marquis, hell yeah! 2 Live Is What We Are was my shit and was hard as hell. 🍺😎👍 🗣️2 Live Crew!!!
As a child I couldn’t wait for 2 Live Crew videos to come on 😂😂
On video jukebox 😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆
@@brandonpreston9409 yo mtv raps!
y'all old😂😂
Hip hop has come a long way. From 1 hour on Saturday to main stream.
Vlad, this interview finally convinced me to become a member, fuck the haters...you get the people we want to here from.
thanks!
2 Live Crew tapes were dubbed and passed around like porn back in the day...me and my homies were in Virginia, Maryland , and Washington DC ...straight geeking at junior and senior high school...The Miami /Atlanta Bass scene had Women twerking first...the Black college scene ...the Frats/Sorority step shows and marching bands battling with the majorettes and cheerleaders ..the whole strip club/exotic dancer scene was pioneered by a soundtrack provided by Uncle Luke and 2 Live Crew!
Cool story old azz nigga
Your post brings back memories. I was in Columbus, GA when I got my first 2Live tape my senior year in High school. I took my tape to college in Charlotte and yes, we rock this 'ish at my fraternity and our step shows.. lol!
D.C. was never into Too Live like that.but we enjoyed looking at the big booty girls in the videos. Never jumped in a homie car that was playing Too Live.Maybe dick is in the dirt from New jack city sound track
DMV🤟
DJVLAD thank you so much for interviewing Brother Marquis!!! I'm a huge fan but have never heard the insights like this! Thank you times a billion!
You can't talk about Miami music without mentioning Uncle Al
Factz
15TH AVE. MIRACLES....ON 71ST....LIBERTY CITY 4 LIFE. R.I.P. UNCLE AL
@@robertnelson7947 yes, is a miracle if you don't get shot. i live right there and I hate it
You definitely can't talk about Miami music without mentioning JT Money and Poison Clan.
@@tjones617 people almost talk about them but I hear no one talk about uncle Al
Fresh Kid Ice arm was the topic of many weird discussions especially when they performed in Orangeburg, SC.
I'm New York born who is sharp as a thorn I came hear tonight just to get it on- Brother Marquis 💯✊🏽
Yessuh!👍🏿
This is a good interview so far. Didn’t know Throw that D was done before Brother Marquis joined 2 Live Crew
Wish I could've seen 2 Live in their prime, I always heard their live shows were legendary, closest I ever came was a Digital Underground show, & that shit was off the chain lol!
Based on this interview, that sounds like something you'd wanna see?
Yeah the shows were awesome they used to pee on girls on stage.
@@mfknrmxthebangmessiah6012 Without Luke they should be called no live crew. That’s like a band going on tour without their lead singer.
@@imafraidicantdothat.9203 I was happy to see them either way. No bias. It’s easily some of the wildest shit that I’ve even seen in my life.
I saw 2 live crew multiple times I remember the first time when they were on tour with public enemy and they brought the strippers on stage for the last song that shit was crazy and we had a teenage club in Decatur Ga called Shyran Showcase The 2 live crew use to come there to perform about 3 times out of the year and they brought some fine ass dancers with them and I remember Luke telling everybody to back up from the stage or they're not performing they didn't back up so They literally walked off stage went out the back door and got in the limo and left without doing one song lol
Damn don’t ever do a crime with Brother marquis 😂😂😂
Right 💯🤣🤣
😂Snitches tell the best stories... Or honest people who have nothing to hide tell the best stories...lol
Just like Miami and rape city to be calling anyone a snitch Forget that. He's a truth teller
He is a true HATER😂 He also has a problem giving credit. 😂 But you can LOOK at him and see he’s a square. He HATES Luke.😂 But I will say this: “The Revelation” is my favorite song in Hip-Hop of ALL-TIME!! “1-2 it don’t stop.. huh!! Huh!!”
You got me Vlad. Joined membership to see this full interview. Well played Muhfugga.
Memories for me. I met Brother Marquis in Atl while I was in college. He was a gentleman and cool asf. He never came off as a bad guy. Super cool. So everything he is saying I can understand cause it was A LOT going on back then between MIA and ATL.
MIAMI BADBOY GANG....LOVED JOHN HOPE,BOWEN HOMES,CAPITOL HOMES, GRADY HOMES, TECHWOOD,KIRKWOOD, EAGAN HOMES, HARRIS HOMES, SPELLMAN, CLARK ATLANTA, AND MORRIS BROWN...
@@robertnelson7947 I went to Morris Brown.
@@tresasanders7350 he probably was "super cool" because you were being super cool with him. he probably was a gentleman because you were acting like a lady. most modern women can't understand this. lmbao
Revelation and 2 Live were my favorite 2 Live Crew songs. Songs before Brother Marquis joined the group
Awesome! I'm a huge fan! I'm 47 from Miami and I have been jamming to 2 live crew since they came out. I remember digging through the big green garbage bin for their music while getting bit by ants lol. It was at Luke records in Miami, they would throw out the problem cassettes and/or vinyl records. Man what good times! We used to find all kind of goodies, like MC Shy D and Poison Clan. RIP to both artist! Can't believe they are gone. :(
Dude has truly grown. I remember he was wild. True entertainer. 1st rapper who tried comedy.
It’s called gettin old not growin up. 😂
Just cause you get older don’t mean you’ll get smarter. “It’s old folks out here still dumb“
Brother Marquis was the dopest out of 2 Live Crew IMO
Fresh Kid Ice was dope as cheese
Nah Marquis was the shit
True!!! Me so horny video marquis killed that.
I saw Brother Marquis at Gateway Mall in the late 80's
Jacksonville, Fla.
Why he sound like a 5 foot auntie that makes muffins
2Live crew showed the world the beauty of Black women.
Big facts
These dudes help pioneer hip hop in the 80's and 90's! "Check it out yall"!
"Picked up the telephone and dialled the 7 digits i sed yo its Marquis baby are you down with it?"
The 80s and early 90s Miami Cocaine rap,strip club,beach party scene was wild as fuck.
Doubt that. I been living in Orlando my whole life and I know for a fact that it is by far the most vibrant city in Florida. And we once move to Arkansas. It was t even a month before we packed up and moved right back to the O
Orlando? Lololol. Orlando is a dump
@@goodenergy8217 whatever you say homie...you really do have "good energy" dont you 😉🤦♂️
@Good Energy fool all he said wuz the scene wuz wild which is a fact lol you mfs really are so weird 😂😂
@@funkysolebrotha exactly bro...dudes a straight lame 😉😅😅
This brought back a lot of memories.
They deserve a movie for real
2 Live Crew was the only group to ever be actually banned in the USA 🇺🇸 and listening to today’s music I’m like wth 🤦🏼♂️
Thank you for y’all work I love y’all music still today Miami Bass original
When I was DJing in Kentucky & Tennessee in '86, "Throw That D***" HAD to get played.
Vlad this might be your best interview in years nigga
PHILLY in the house man 2Live was that crew my favorite song on the album was Coolin the last song but played that album straight thru and laugh every time. Lol
"Move Something" was my shi!!!!!
Once he saw where vlard was going widit, he perked up and got on guard.
Moved there in 87. A real culture shock. 2 live, Gigolo Tony, Gucci Crew and the rest, had me wide open.
Seven bizzos slaps to this day
REAL TALK BRUH!!!🔥🔥🔥
This a good dude, I use to love 2 Live Crew!
Brother Marquis was always that dude with that Cheshire cat grin 😁😁😁!!
Yeah... So True! 2 Live Crew was DEFINITELY the first rap group to rap & release XXX Rated Songs. I’m sure locally, many other rappers and groups were making those FILTHY style records but 2 Live Crew were the first group to gain attention nationally!!!
I remember when I was buying my first grip of CDs in like 1992 (when I bought my very first CD player) I bought that 2 LIVE CREW GREATEST HITS CD. It was like $18.99 at Blockbuster Music but had to have it.
Too short released his first album in 1985 had invasion of the flat booty bitches an a few other xxx tracks
The only ones doing that style of rap and actually be nationally recognized for it were 2 live crew and too short if I remember right
@@jackjill8129 short an 2 live crew blew up around the same time short dropped born to Mack in 87 that was his first major label release but like I said short dropped a independent record in 85 2 live dropped there independent in 86 facts are facts
The first XXX rapper was from Orlando Florida his name was Blowfly and on his Album cover he use to wear mask and had different pictures of him with topless wearing nothing but panties that was in the late 70's but yes 2 live did take it to that next level
@@biged5149 I've heard of Blowfly before. Ol Dirty Bastard mentioned him on a song as well.
I don't think these kids know how significant 2 live Crew was. They came at a time where the Government was trying to ban rap, arresting artists-rap groups at shows, tried to ban profanity for any record. They are the reason why we have freedom of speech in our music today. They took the government to court and won
The kids shouldn't know because most of their music wasn't for kids. It's unfortunate but children were exposed to it. Somehow the different genres of Black music seem to always evolve from good to evil...
It was all goofy. Now look at our culture. I don’t want to hear anyone saying it’s “the system”
@@tboog8356 yeah this was happening today... Shoot shoot kill kill..... You would think that the kids are be tired of it but it's been going on for a good minute. Rapping with no rhyme or reason. Even the live crew had a shelf... You can't talk about a** n titties for decades 😆🤣😭
damn y'all taking me back man
Mc shy d was tough also i remember my brother playing him and kilo albums as a youngster
Facts ATLANTA SHIT
Atlanta! Love Kilo.. Should have been bigger than what he was.. his ego/attitude towards his producers stopped his growth in the business..
🔥
Thank God someone is speaking about this...
Aye man you had to be in Florida to kno how big these songs were…salute to dem boys man these songs changed the culture in Florida 🫡
Say it again! I don’t think they heard you! Often imitated but never duplicated!
@@the_last_man_standing9805 cmon man we started party music for hip-hop 🫡‼️
@@jruss400 New Flava! For your ears !
That shit rang big bells in New Orleans son....even a nigga from N.O named Bustdown signed with LukeSkyyWalker
@@videosurfah luke was before his time bro
It’s amazing how ppl praise others for business, surface success, blah blah blah, yet, do nothing when the demon behaviors are revealed!
That's a crazy title.
not for Vlad, ask Turk.
@@Eyegetdeep 😂
it went gold independent because it was bomb ass hip hop, with SAMPLES. these artists and record labels are too damn greedy to use SAMPLES nowadays. 1986 this was bumpin in Detroit at Clubland and Spanky's in Pontiac. 2live crew are hip hop legends!!!!!!
2 Live Crew sraight iconic in hiphop they the reason Parental Advisory was put on CDs and tapes
Brother Marquis, My Brotha, thank you for making my teenage years in the 1980's that much fun, from High School to Senior Skip outs, to FreakNik!! And yes, being from New Orleans Louisiana and going to Miami Florida on multiple occasions Miami was POPPING!! If anyone wants to see how Miami was back in those days, or how I lived when I visited and stayed in Miami, just look at vintage Movies and CD's of Miami Vice, NOT THAT NEW CRAP MIAMI VICE! And play GTA Vice City, both of those bring back so many memories. I MISS THE 1980's,
Man, a WHAT license?
Thank 2livecrew for parental advisory warnings
this nigga need to write a Book. Love you Brother Marquis. Stay Up
I know Vladimir gets a lot of flack about being a culture vulture but I appreciate him getting an interview from one of the pioneers of rap.
He's revived careers of some of these pioneers, and has as much history with a lot of them. Far from a culture vulture, and always gets his flowers from me when he pulls one of these
It would interesting to see a 2 live crew movie.
Keep telling y'all Vlad is the goat this thing about 2 live Crew changing the perception of beauty in America is all facts
WE WANT A 2 LIVE CREW BOOK & MOVIE NOW
I've met these guys several times over the years Bro Marquis cool as can be and Chyna Man cool also
Always welcomed in Detroit
Luke must’ve gave Brother Marquis an eye jammy before the interview
"I am not trying to put anybody out there or snitch..."
"I didn't run a train on a girl until I met Luther." 😒🤣
11:50 facts.. that was a regular thing in Miami in the 80’s
People forget *"Coke"* was a big factor in all of this.. Miami in the 1980s from what I heard from other people who moved there and partied there said the same thing..
One of my favorite groups I used to get a whooping for singing 2livecrew songs
I saw 2 Live at the Dade County fair in 1986. Shout 2 Miami Springs Class of '85.
While watching these interviews my brain keeps saying "Brother Marquise bust bust a rhyme"
I went to a 2 Live Crew party 🎉🥳 at the Reno Hilton in 1998. I will never forget it.
ALL THE WAY LIVE...✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿💯💯💯💯💯
we need another 2 LIVE crew album asap!
Not gonna happen. They don't mess with Luke anymore. Luke robbed them blind.
Plus kid ice R.I.P
Dam scratch dat idea
Not gonna happen.. The issues with Luke and the other 2 selling their rights to another dude plus one is dead..
I remember bumping the 2-Live songs “What I Like” and “Revelation”… off a 12” single. The Miami 808 beats on the songs always used to slump in the car stereo’s!!🔈🎵🎶✊😎
I live in Miami and I don't want a R*** Card. Bitches be coming to me
this man remind you of EZAL from the movie Friday
Miami is the 1st city of the South in hip hop but 2 live Crew is the 1st group from the south in hip hop lol but the only member from Miami is Luke......damn lol 🤣💯🎯
The first hip hop group from the south was a Female group called Sequence from Columbia South Carolina People thought they were from New York because they were signed to sugar hill records
@@biged5149 Facts. Angie Stone.
@@biged5149 Blondie was a singer and Cheryl The Pearl and other the Cheryl was the rappers but they from South but they rep east coast NYC lol it's like slick Rick from the UK London England but he ain't no UK rapper cause he rep NY he consider a East Coast NY rapper......... when 2 live Crew came they made it know they was from South and Miami that funk it up song was East Coast
@@milagrosbreijo628 back then it wasn't a east coast or west coast song it was just rap Because it really wasn't alot of hip hop records out at that time so mostly everybody sound the same and yes Slick Rick was born in London and move to New York but Sequence was actually discovered in Columbia South Carolina at a Sugarhill gang concert
@@biged5149 west coast was out when sugar hill was out it's was a label call Rappers Rapp Records that was not known yet and 78 girls records the label that had too short before he Blew up......them girls got Discovery in SC but they claim to be east coast rappers but 2 live Crew claim the South but marquis and fresh kid ice is from NYC and Mr mixx is from Cali but the group claim South and Miami cause of Luke sign them and told them we going to claim the South and Miami lol it's like kurupt from Philly but he a West Coast Cali rapper cause he claims the west and not the east in hip hop ......we ain't wrong or right but it's all about what Coast the rappers claim in hip hop 💯🎯
Being from Atlanta, and going to Florida with family every summer..We loved 2 live crew,magic Mike, bass patrol..etc..Mainly cause songs like Trow The Dick..was on mixtapes we bumped in the projects and the clubs..
The 2LiveCrew & MC Shy D is to the South is what NWA is to the Westcoast.
I always considered 2LiveCrew's sub group Poison Clan lead front man JT Money apart of the 2LiveCrew, kind of like the D.O.C to NWA.
What ever 2LiveCrew member Verb???R.I.P Fresh Kid Ice aka China Man.
Hope Vlad can do interviews with Atlanta Rap/Hip-Hop Original Pioneers (way before SoSo Def, Dungeon Family, Big Oomp, T.I, Ludacris, Jezzy, Pastor Troy, T-Rock, Gucci Mane, etc) such as:
(1) Raheem The Dream,
(2) Hitman Sammy Sam,
(3) MC Shy D
(4) DJ King Edward J and the J Team:
DJ Kizzy Rock, DJ Smurf(Mr. ColiPark), Lady DJ, etc
(5 ) Sucess-N-Effect,
(6) Mojo,
(7) D-Rock Ghetti,
(8) Kilo Ali,
(9) Black Dave,
(10 ) The Hard Boyz,
(11) Ghetto Mafia,
(12) Tag Team,
(13) Major Damage,
(14) Mr. Ku,
(15)Throw Back Boyz.
Don't forget CMP/DIABLOS
I remember all these acts .
@@blockburna6114 Major Damage & Playa Puncho.
All of claim florida but didn't see any of ya'll at the POISON CLAN REUNION SHOWS! last week
Move sumthin is still my favorite 2live crew song
Ice T featuring Brother Marquis - 99 Problems!! THAT'S ALL I'M SAYING!!
Marquis the brother straight f****** legend
Brotha Marquise :"I didn't like doing that style of Rap, I wasn't comfortable with the profanity!"
Me:"BRO, YOU WERE HANDS DOWN THE NASTIEST 1 OF THE CREW!! TF??" Lol
His verse on The Fun Shop was wild
Old black folks said more bad words than a little bit & did way more back in them days . But cussing on a song is where we draw the line
He always used to do the shimmy shimmy stop pose. He was the funniest rapper ever. "Uh Hwooo Hwooowahhhhh" was his laugh
He didn't like the profanity and the style of rap, but yet he wrote two verses.. lol
back when I was about 17 I had two Rockford fosgate 15"s in my trunk and and 2 live crew had more bass than anything I could find I loved that shit
Him and ice t got a song called 99 problems the original 99 Problems