Kanye been out since 1996 as a producer. He was on Jermaine Dupri 1998 album Life in 1472, he was on Foxy Brown Chyna Doll album, he was on Goodie Mob 1999 album World Party way before Roc-A-Fella. Kanye was underneath the wing of Bad Boy producer D. Dot. D. Dot was the one that brought Kanye to Roc-A-Fella.
@@fruitpac let’s be honest , Cam was the only n*gga on the Roc at the time doing numbers other than Jay Z , Nas washed them and Dipset gave them new life
Paying dues and letting the levels play out is something most people don’t like to do. Life is a PROCESS. It’s a series of steps to make it to your destination. We want everything to happen how we want, where we want, and when we want. Most times we’re not even capable of handling what we’re asking for until we go through the steps.
you right but you also got to know when its not working for you. I worked at a job for ten years and people who were in lower positions were getting more. People that spent less time was moving faster than me. I finally left and it felt good but I wish I would have done it sooner. Its kind of like slaves thinking that master will let them free if they does a good job when really you got to fight for yours.
@@LurnWell the video sounds politically correct because Hov has more power. Jay thought Ye was corny in the beginning. Dame encouraged and supported. Big difference
Only one of my buddies out of about 3 dozen cared about Jay Z after "Ain't No Ninja "came out except me on the westside of Chicago, but as soon as Volume 3 dropped,most dudes changed their minds about him ,because that Do It Again joint took over when it dropped right before Y2K...
I remember a lot of ppl like that down here. Just a year earlier they couldnt stand Hard Knock Life and That song with Ja wore on them. But when Do It Again came out, now they was all fans lol
I’m from the Southside and I’ve been rocking with Jay since Can’t Knock The Hustle. I brought Reasonable Doubt and OutKast ATLiens the same day. I brought Vol 1 off Streets Is Watching/ Where I’m From when BET RapCity played the fuck outta that shit. I had Vol 2 the week before it came out. I know Kanye personally and if you know him like I do then you know Mase was he was his favorite rapper. I was at the concert when he got his RocAFella chain and he rapped Mase’ lyrics in front of Jay after we asked him not to. I know Quence and he’s a cool dude. So he’s on point with what he’s saying.
My big brother was Big's brother So here are a few words from your kid brother If you admire somebody you should go ahead and tell us People never get the flowers while they could still smell um An idol in my eyes, the God of the game Heart of the city, Rockafella chain Never be the same, never be another Number 1 young Hov also my big brother -Kanye West
This his truth and opinion. I respect it. I think Kanye needed people like him in his life to tell him what he need to hear. I do think all the rappers minimize Dame’s importance on the roc. Dame gave the vision Jay just ran with it. The alcohol ( Armindale), Rocafella Films, Management was all Dame’s visions but Dame had a ego and made enemies.
If Jay didn't have Dame by his side, he wouldn't have gotten where he was as "fast" as he did. Dame's aggressiveness and belief in hov helped him get where he is today...but that aggressiveness is also what got him the boot once Jay wanted to take the reigns.
If Dame’s vision was minimized, why couldn’t he carry that vision out any other time in his life??? He was important but no one is minimizing. I bet he felt the same way. That’s why Jay dropped him. He want too much credit. Look at them both now and you still sit here talking bout Dames vision was minimized, smh, lol
That’s not a good business model. It’s better to post clips to build hype to the full interview. It’s the equivalent to dropping singles before an album
How is it a lie though? Cons plays "devils advocate" and is trying to see it from Jay-z's perspective. That doesnt mean it didnt happen, infact he says it happened and why. Dame was willing to give Ye that chance regardless of why, Jay didnt feel the need to (for his own reasons).
Cons is right on this. Jay wasn’t really at Baseline like that unless he was recording. Meanwhile Dame was interacting with Kanye a lot more. SN: If you saw Jen-Yuhs, he put Ye on The Bounce. Ye asked and Jay let him rock.
People don’t understand that at that particular time no one thought kanye would blow but his fans. And I don’t think even they knew it would be to that extent. He was undefinable even then. Street but not really, fly but too out there for most people’s taste at the time, arrogant but not cool like Jay, instead very emotional. Jay didn’t see the vision and that’s ok. Jay picks horrible artists most of the time. Sometimes being extremely talented doesn’t mean you always recognize it
Nah this is an accurate take. Reminds me of when T.I. Said he passed on Drake. He said, of course, in hindsight, he regrets it. But he said take in mind this was during the Wayne, Tip, Jeezy, Gucci, Rick Ross etc era. TI said you couldn’t have told him in 1 million years that this light skinned singing rapper from Canada was going to take over the game. Somethings you just can’t see until they actually happen.
His fans? There wasn’t TH-cam or any platform to really have fans until you actually made it on MTV or something. So even if he did have fans it was a very small community of them .
false. he always paid. especially if it’s an up and coming artists. why try to have a hungry nigga broke if he talented? that’s an easy way to lose him
In house Roc-a-fella producers still got paid 🤦♂️ So while he may wanted “first dibs” , there was no “free beats”. Everyone at the top tier of Roc was making money
Can you imagine Ye and Dame together going defcon 3 on the Jews? 😂 They both erratic and big headed and like the sound of their own voice. They both pretend to be pro black but have mixed children.
@@larryscott8423Hey smart guy, rocafella was done at that point jay was at def jam and they had to split everything including the artists some went with dame some went with jay-z. Ye chose jay and he felt aways after look up the interview 4 you speak. You smart guy's don't be to smart sometimes
Only people who was really around in person at those times really know whats real. And Consequence is thee closest one to Ye that is telling that side.
facts that was 02 jay believed early cause even tho a good number of the roc artists were on that album he didn’t HAVE to put him on that album which gave him his recognition
@@DonPerign0n Interestingly enough, Kanye didn't release The College Dropout until L.A. Reid took over Def Jam & Jay-Z became the president of the label!
My man knows a lot history The Mad Rapper! In the other interview he was talking about how Tribe got hooked up with Jungle Brothers with With Red Alert. Appreciate it learning a lot
Jay-z putting mouthpieces out in the media now because Jay-z feel he needs Kanye to make an album comparable to what Nas and Hitboy have created. Now this dude trying to discredit Dame Dash for signing Kanye West. But why nobody spoke on this BEFORE Jay-z became a billionaire?...... Media Manipulation 101
I felt that sh@t when he was talking about Kanye wanting to bounce from the Roc when they didn't let him perform his song. I'm glad con talked him off the ledge.
I never thought Jay didn’t want to sign Kanye, I just think he dismissed Kanye. He didn’t see Kanye coming up until he got his 1st platinum album. Dame knew the talent was there but he didn’t know how far it would reach.
@@abzda1700 … Dame signed Kanye onto the Roc as a producer. How Kanye ended producing specifically for JayZ is in his documentary JeenYuhs. Kanye pitched beats around the music industry and most of them were always sent through the Roc first.
Consequence is how old now? We just need basic common English. There comes a time when intellectually you need to drop street talk/lingo and let your maturity and dialect match your age. Great story though.
@@fruitpac Jay only knew him for Making beats!! You thin Jay Z was sitting around wasting time listening to a producer rap??? Of course Dame heard him bc that was his job as the President of the label
The truth is somewhere in the middle of course. Jay will only sign/cosign you if he know you hot (although he has had questionable choices like lady sovereign and azteck). So it's believable he didn't wanna sign ye as a rapper first.
What consequence is saying makes perfect sense, especially the part about jayz being the boss and not being able to deal with the workers 24/7 hence the reason why you have a lieutenant, which was dame and biggs....... dame didnt necessarily took kanye as a serious rapper, he said that at the time camron and the other rocafella artist was poppin so much at the time that, when it was brought to him that kanye rap, he figured that even if kanye was wack he will just throw kanye on some records with cam and the other rocafella artist and it probably would still sell because the rocafella artist at the time were hot.......
@Yo Mama’s A Funky Hoe! ain't those artist jayz signed when he was a CEO for def jam, that is different compared to when he was a artist on his own label rocafella.... dame dash was doing all the signing ......like consequence said, jayz was focus on being a rapper , it was dame and biggs jobs to deal with the artist and sign dudes, hence m.o.p , joe buddens, nore getting sign to rocafella in the later years
It wouldn't be no Jay-Z with K-west at all dame gave K-west his 1st shot Jay-Z didn't game over Jay-Z never look out for state property dipset no one but bleek
This nigga will ALWAYS be funny to me lol lol.....I don't care what he saying..... IT looks like he trying to act or put on a show lol..... cool words do
Consequence could have summed up his response 😂 We get it bro, we know Who Jay Z is and all of his tribulations and successes in order to be who he is - you don’t have to beat box and remind us of his affiliates 🤦♂️
“There was no TH-cam beats. That wasn’t what was shakin outside.” 😂😂😂😂😂
Kanye was cranking out tracks before Blueprint. Beanie Sigel's The Truth still slaps.
Dynasty album too but let’s be real it wasn’t on Blueprint level 😤😤
Kanye been out since 1996 as a producer. He was on Jermaine Dupri 1998 album Life in 1472, he was on Foxy Brown Chyna Doll album, he was on Goodie Mob 1999 album World Party way before Roc-A-Fella. Kanye was underneath the wing of Bad Boy producer D. Dot. D. Dot was the one that brought Kanye to Roc-A-Fella.
Produced stir crazy which features eminem
@@thecunninlynguist Yep he did produced that!
🎯
Consequence looks like an adult version of Nicky from Fresh Prince.
😂😂😂😂
Bruh!!!!
I can't unsee it now!!!😁😂🤣
You funny AF lmfaoooo
Makes sense, JayZ wasn't micromanaging
AND to no fault of his own, but it was him that made everything oivot certain way that made certain things what they are now. "Like Moses and Jesus"
@@fruitpac let’s be honest , Cam was the only n*gga on the Roc at the time doing numbers other than Jay Z , Nas washed them and Dipset gave them new life
@@fruitpac Just Stop!
Well who was then❓️
Cam was Cam before the Roc...Jay should've fucked with him on first sight!
Paying dues and letting the levels play out is something most people don’t like to do. Life is a PROCESS. It’s a series of steps to make it to your destination.
We want everything to happen how we want, where we want, and when we want. Most times we’re not even capable of handling what we’re asking for until we go through the steps.
One of the wisest comments I’ve ever seen posted in the comments. Straight up ‼️✅
Truth!
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you right but you also got to know when its not working for you. I worked at a job for ten years and people who were in lower positions were getting more. People that spent less time was moving faster than me. I finally left and it felt good but I wish I would have done it sooner. Its kind of like slaves thinking that master will let them free if they does a good job when really you got to fight for yours.
this is the most fire comment that will be made on any post on youtube today.
Kanye apologized to Dame and said Dame believed in him the most.
Snapple Facts
Which matches this video. If you up on the matetial the most, you should be the one believing the most.
Facts
Facts
@@LurnWell the video sounds politically correct because Hov has more power. Jay thought Ye was corny in the beginning. Dame encouraged and supported. Big difference
I'm on the wings of love right now. That shit was real asF 😂😂😂😂
Cons trying to make it into Ye's will. 🤣
FACTS!!
I think he has already done that dude
He write for Ye
Consequence been rapping since the mid-90s, wtf u mean??
Cap
"I don't have a job, I'm on the wings of love right now" 😄
Lmao felt that
LOL
Listening to this makes me appreciate people who can tell stories
"RIGHT"
The struggle was real lol
Exactly. I'm more confused trying to understand where this is going🤣🤣🤣
😹
YES
My first video I seen from you was the Keith Murray video. You are a great journalist. You ask great questions and actually listen. Great Job
Only one of my buddies out of about 3 dozen cared about Jay Z after "Ain't No Ninja "came out except me on the westside of Chicago, but as soon as Volume 3 dropped,most dudes changed their minds about him ,because that Do It Again joint took over when it dropped right before Y2K...
And jigga what had the city .
I remember a lot of ppl like that down here. Just a year earlier they couldnt stand Hard Knock Life and That song with Ja wore on them. But when Do It Again came out, now they was all fans lol
I’m from the Southside and I’ve been rocking with Jay since Can’t Knock The Hustle. I brought Reasonable Doubt and OutKast ATLiens the same day. I brought Vol 1 off Streets Is Watching/ Where I’m From when BET RapCity played the fuck outta that shit. I had Vol 2 the week before it came out. I know Kanye personally and if you know him like I do then you know Mase was he was his favorite rapper. I was at the concert when he got his RocAFella chain and he rapped Mase’ lyrics in front of Jay after we asked him not to. I know Quence and he’s a cool dude. So he’s on point with what he’s saying.
@@willsalter8113 Didn't Ye move to NY around when Mase got huge
From Cali, been bumping JayZ since I was 7. Told my Momma, he is going to be up there with Pac someday.
Kanye needs to thank Consequence for keeping him focused!!
My big brother was Big's brother
So here are a few words from your kid brother
If you admire somebody you should go ahead and tell us
People never get the flowers while they could still smell um
An idol in my eyes, the God of the game
Heart of the city, Rockafella chain
Never be the same, never be another
Number 1 young Hov also my big brother
-Kanye West
Tf you quote that for??? 😂😂😂
@@wavy9181 High
@@wavy9181 😭😭😭😭
This his truth and opinion. I respect it. I think Kanye needed people like him in his life to tell him what he need to hear. I do think all the rappers minimize Dame’s importance on the roc. Dame gave the vision Jay just ran with it. The alcohol ( Armindale), Rocafella Films, Management was all Dame’s visions but Dame had a ego and made enemies.
If Jay didn't have Dame by his side, he wouldn't have gotten where he was as "fast" as he did. Dame's aggressiveness and belief in hov helped him get where he is today...but that aggressiveness is also what got him the boot once Jay wanted to take the reigns.
If Dame’s vision was minimized, why couldn’t he carry that vision out any other time in his life???
He was important but no one is minimizing. I bet he felt the same way. That’s why Jay dropped him. He want too much credit. Look at them both now and you still sit here talking bout Dames vision was minimized, smh, lol
@@thecunninlynguist 😂
Relating to all parties involved, ego can be a MF, if left unchecked.
@@larryscott8423 I think it's actually deeper than that. Dame is lucky that Jay doesn't talk about everything he did wrong.😑
All that to say, dame believe first 😂
Jayz wasn’t a ceo at the time how is he supposed to sign people he’s an artist himself
@@abzda1700 😲, you need to put your phone down...Jay Z was co CEO of roca fella since 1996 smdh
@@oppfromthenorm1886 but he wasn’t running the label go ask dame if jay was running rocafella. Dame said multiple times he ran the business
Kanye is a trash rapper anyway no good rapper would have a ghost writer
Consequence is so
Official- Mad Respect ✊🏿
Start posting the full version this shit like tryna put a puzzle together
That’s not a good business model. It’s better to post clips to build hype to the full interview. It’s the equivalent to dropping singles before an album
I always had a feeling that was a lie.
Jay-Z haters lean on anything negative about Jay 😂
@@fruitpac The first time we heard Kanye rap, it was Jay-Z song "The Bounce" on the Blueprint 2, Produced by Timbaland!
@@TGF25 when rocafella broke up he went with Jay not dame.
How is it a lie though? Cons plays "devils advocate" and is trying to see it from Jay-z's perspective. That doesnt mean it didnt happen, infact he says it happened and why. Dame was willing to give Ye that chance regardless of why, Jay didnt feel the need to (for his own reasons).
@@ArtisanWindchimes tht the truest shyt ever...it's almost sad
Blah blah blah right
Blah blah blah right
Blah blah blah right
😂 😂 😂 😂 😂
Cons is right on this. Jay wasn’t really at Baseline like that unless he was recording. Meanwhile Dame was interacting with Kanye a lot more. SN: If you saw Jen-Yuhs, he put Ye on The Bounce. Ye asked and Jay let him rock.
The don’t quit your day job album was my shit!
Word. That’s a dope album…
People don’t understand that at that particular time no one thought kanye would blow but his fans. And I don’t think even they knew it would be to that extent. He was undefinable even then. Street but not really, fly but too out there for most people’s taste at the time, arrogant but not cool like Jay, instead very emotional. Jay didn’t see the vision and that’s ok. Jay picks horrible artists most of the time. Sometimes being extremely talented doesn’t mean you always recognize it
this might be the only comment that make sense.
Nah this is an accurate take. Reminds me of when T.I. Said he passed on Drake. He said, of course, in hindsight, he regrets it. But he said take in mind this was during the Wayne, Tip, Jeezy, Gucci, Rick Ross etc era. TI said you couldn’t have told him in 1 million years that this light skinned singing rapper from Canada was going to take over the game. Somethings you just can’t see until they actually happen.
His fans? There wasn’t TH-cam or any platform to really have fans until you actually made it on MTV or something. So even if he did have fans it was a very small community of them .
@@krucial88 The moment through the wire dropped on 106 and park I was a fan, I was probably 10 years old. He had fans fam
Jay Z was a lie he wanted FREE BEATS
false. he always paid. especially if it’s an up and coming artists. why try to have a hungry nigga broke if he talented? that’s an easy way to lose him
🤦
😂😂😂
In house Roc-a-fella producers still got paid 🤦♂️
So while he may wanted “first dibs” , there was no “free beats”. Everyone at the top tier of Roc was making money
What beat was free you broke hater
Man this guy is a terrible storyteller
I couldn't even listen past 30 seconds of his stuttering
Well said 💯 I've had this debate about 100x's for years!
Damn. That ending was some real shit. This brotha kept it 💯
Jay-Z was hating on Kanye him and bleek
That was some crap Dame Dash was spreading around because he was bitter that Jay-Z stopped rocking with him.
Facts 💯
Dame Dash still bitter to this day
Kanye said it out of his own mouth...
Kayne said that shit what u mean
This is like a documentary, for some reason. it's different than an interview.
The Coming To America reference was on point
Actually Ye said himself he felt bad for signing with Jay z when Dame was the one who believed in him.
Who should he have signed with them? There was only 1 label, lol, y’all just say anything.
Nothing in the video says the opposite
Can you imagine Ye and Dame together going defcon 3 on the Jews? 😂 They both erratic and big headed and like the sound of their own voice. They both pretend to be pro black but have mixed children.
@@larryscott8423Hey smart guy, rocafella was done at that point jay was at def jam and they had to split everything including the artists some went with dame some went with jay-z. Ye chose jay and he felt aways after look up the interview 4 you speak. You smart guy's don't be to smart sometimes
@@highjenkxx9778 why didn’t he go with dame then
Kanye spoke on this in the song Last Call 🤷♂️
I'm on da wings of love right now 🤣
This exactly how it goes in the record business
Only people who was really around in person at those times really know whats real. And Consequence is thee closest one to Ye that is telling that side.
I’m just glad he’s looking healthy again.
How does this guy look younger in 2023 than he did in 2005?
Shit he been out since 1996 with Tribe Called Quest. Q-Tip is his cousin.
Lmao it be that way sometimes
Makes sense. Jay KNOWS Ye from beats and its working. So why tf would he consider Ye rapping.
Got it. 5:56
There is only 1 truth,not my truth, your truth, the truth is the truth
2 decades later and Amil is still catching strays.
Got it. Consequence explained that well...
I actually told Jimmy Iovine to sign Dr. Dre and get him away from Suge.
Right ! Consequence Right !
I had a feeling that narrator was a lie. 😂
conformation bias
The 1st time we heard Kanye rap, was on Jay Z's song, "The Bounce" on the Blueprint 2! Timbaland produced it!
exactly. idk why niggas gloss over that
facts that was 02 jay believed early cause even tho a good number of the roc artists were on that album he didn’t HAVE to put him on that album which gave him his recognition
@@DonPerign0n Interestingly enough, Kanye didn't release The College Dropout until L.A. Reid took over Def Jam & Jay-Z became the president of the label!
@@DonPerign0n y'all wanna give him credit so bad y'all sad period
@@TGF25 regardless he got on a jayz song
I needed to hear this..Make yourself,Self Made,then let your work talk for itself.
My man knows a lot history The Mad Rapper! In the other interview he was talking about how Tribe got hooked up with Jungle Brothers with With Red Alert. Appreciate it learning a lot
appreciate this type of interview,salute
I love this channel but that camera going in and out focus stresses me out 😫
This sounds about right.
1:18 why’d he bring up Little Shawn?
Jay-z putting mouthpieces out in the media now because Jay-z feel he needs Kanye to make an album comparable to what Nas and Hitboy have created. Now this dude trying to discredit Dame Dash for signing Kanye West. But why nobody spoke on this BEFORE Jay-z became a billionaire?...... Media Manipulation 101
It was Biggs, Dame didn’t believe in Ye either
He in it so he understands the game and all angles 🔥🔥
Jay put on and work with rappers he didn't see as completion back then. Once he did, he stopped the collabs.
Completion?
@@whatudoin1 Yea, it was a word puzzle that tricked you out of the point of the post.
@@sheltonalexander6785 nope,i think you need to go back to school and learn how to build a proper sentence
Fam I’m so lost…let me watch this again
Cons broke that shit down
I love the way he broke it down.
J, dash and Biggs owned the rock together
I love Consequences interviews
I felt that sh@t when he was talking about Kanye wanting to bounce from the Roc when they didn't let him perform his song. I'm glad con talked him off the ledge.
I like this dude! He's a smooth orator 😎
Jay heard Kanye and wasn’t impressed 💯Dame and Cam seen different in Kanye when they first heard him
I couldn’t really follow this story. I need an interpreter 😂😂😂😂😂
"Say Right one more time! Say right one more time!" - stomping using Pinkie's voice from Next Friday
I’d love to see that convo with Ye as one of those funny ass cartoons 😂
Even 50 don't go over Em
I never thought Jay didn’t want to sign Kanye, I just think he dismissed Kanye. He didn’t see Kanye coming up until he got his 1st platinum album. Dame knew the talent was there but he didn’t know how far it would reach.
So why did he let him produce for him
@@abzda1700 … Dame signed Kanye onto the Roc as a producer. How Kanye ended producing specifically for JayZ is in his documentary JeenYuhs. Kanye pitched beats around the music industry and most of them were always sent through the Roc first.
@@abzda1700 making beats and rapping is 2 different things.
Dame believed in Kanye first
Consequence is how old now? We just need basic common English. There comes a time when intellectually you need to drop street talk/lingo and let your maturity and dialect match your age. Great story though.
I’m glad he broke it down cause 🥷 hate jay so much cause winning they wanna make him the bad guy
This makes the most sense to me.
@@fruitpac Jay only knew him for Making beats!! You thin Jay Z was sitting around wasting time listening to a producer rap??? Of course Dame heard him bc that was his job as the President of the label
@@fruitpac so it’s not the truth but it’s the truth? got it.
@@fruitpac Dame also confessed on VH1 that him, Jay and Kareem Biggs only wanted his beats.
Big up to Consequence very well said if you understand business
This was really good.
"I feel like Amill on the roc" yea that's definitely something ye would say
Nobody knows Kanyes story more than Kanye, ill leave it at that.
Being in a incubator to sharpen your craft is a blessing but can initially feel like disrespect and disregard
This guy just asked and answered his own questions, when asked a question, about 50 times in this interview. What the hell is he talking about.
HE EXPLAINED THIS PERFECTLY!!!!
all the old skool rappers tellin for a couple hunnid a interview 😄😄🤣
“Right!?” 🤦🏽♂️ annoying
The truth is somewhere in the middle of course. Jay will only sign/cosign you if he know you hot (although he has had questionable choices like lady sovereign and azteck). So it's believable he didn't wanna sign ye as a rapper first.
What consequence is saying makes perfect sense, especially the part about jayz being the boss and not being able to deal with the workers 24/7 hence the reason why you have a lieutenant, which was dame and biggs....... dame didnt necessarily took kanye as a serious rapper, he said that at the time camron and the other rocafella artist was poppin so much at the time that, when it was brought to him that kanye rap, he figured that even if kanye was wack he will just throw kanye on some records with cam and the other rocafella artist and it probably would still sell because the rocafella artist at the time were hot.......
Don’t forget Pittsburg Slim. I think he really just liked his name or thought he would pop with a white audience
@Yo Mama’s A Funky Hoe! ain't those artist jayz signed when he was a CEO for def jam, that is different compared to when he was a artist on his own label rocafella.... dame dash was doing all the signing ......like consequence said, jayz was focus on being a rapper , it was dame and biggs jobs to deal with the artist and sign dudes, hence m.o.p , joe buddens, nore getting sign to rocafella in the later years
@@chasenickles260 calling dame and biggs lieutenants is hilarious
Ye wasn’t what Roc-A-Fella was looking for as far as Artist aspects But Dame Gave em a opportunity & took a chance on him 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Say I'm on the wings of love too right now I ain't never heard that 😂
Real talk though
It wouldn't be no Jay-Z with K-west at all dame gave K-west his 1st shot Jay-Z didn't game over Jay-Z never look out for state property dipset no one but bleek
This nigga will ALWAYS be funny to me lol lol.....I don't care what he saying..... IT looks like he trying to act or put on a show lol..... cool words do
If big was alive !!! There would not even be a budget for jay z period!!!
If Big was alive , his Budget mightve been even bigger...who the fck knows
Consequence was there, this was during the "Take em the to the cleaners" era. Do your homework if you question this.
For the longest time I thought he was Ali Shaheed.
This man was talking in circles for half the video lol
Why interview dude?? What does he got going on?
Never outshine the master
He sounds like Kanye a little.
Didn’t Kanye make the narrative that Dame was the one who wanted to sign him?? He even talked about it in the Sway interview on MTV.
That's why you don't ever sign to a Artist!!
"Right"
- Consequence
Consequence could have summed up his response 😂
We get it bro, we know Who Jay Z is and all of his tribulations and successes in order to be who he is - you don’t have to beat box and remind us of his affiliates 🤦♂️
"Right?!" 🤨
Decent breakdown