Never heard of a beef between SOM and KRS. Two different levels. I'm from East Oakland, grew up off both. Casual is dope. I remember when they filmed the video for "That's How It Is", at that liquor store that was on 96th and MacArthur. John (Casual) was the street dude out of the Hieroglyphics camp. He directed a few of my cousins videos. 93 til infinity is one of the GOAT productions. Man I remember when Jason Kidd was a senior at St Joe's in Alameda. We went to the game at the Oakland coliseum. After the game, it was a brawl between Hiero and some dudes from 82nd Ave "The Hill". We looked up, damn near every door on the coliseum opened with niggas yelling, "Hiero" running out. them dudes was DEEP 😂 Good times man that was so long ago. I'm 43 now man got crazy memories of back home
That was lees liquor store. I remember hearing about that fight I was in the 10th grade at skyline at the time. I do know from being for real friends with some Hiero members they thought frisco disco line was a jab at them.
@@donkee9 so long ago man. Saafir used to post up in from of Jim's Liquor on 82nd ave. when i was a tech i did a job at his house on 98th ave, just before he became confined to a wheelchair. i remember walking down 82nd and Mac. this was right after 93 til infinity dropped. i heard this dude ask his homeboy "you ever heard of NAS"? when my cousins lived on Sterling, way up the 82nd hill, casual used to stop by my cousin Apple's crib. been around hip hop for some years. god bless our memories
Yeah, Future Development is one of the greatest albums ever for me. Pep Love is also one of my favorite artists. Hiero definitely boasts some heavyweights
I was a Chapter Leader for the Universal Zulu Nation in DC in 1993. I remember going up to a Baltimore club one night with some other Zulus to see a show that featured BDP and Souls of Mischief. I don't remember who else was on the bill. It was jam packed. Baltimore had a heavy underground Hip Hop scene and a lot of MC's came that night wanting to battle KRS. Some guys were even shouting from the audience and trying to get the attention of KRS to battle. After the show, I remember being back stage and KRS, Souls of Mischief and some local cats engaged in a cypher right then and there! It was dope. A bunch of freestylin' and back and forth but I don't remember there being any bad blood.
everytime i watch one of your vids i feel like im 12 y.o. again playing nintendo with friends who are no longer here. its one of the only times i can think of them and smile, its like they are here watching with me. i can remember the jokes, the days we bought certain albums at the spot on 18th street, the wise cracks, the moments when one of us figured out a line that we couldnt understand, the girls we messed with and the songs that were on.... cancer almost took me to join them but im recently cancer free(!!!) and i find myself reminiscing a lot. sorry for the rant i just wanted to say thanx for the memories. the music and the moments are in a quantum entanglement that cant ever be separated.
I'm glad he said that in the beginning. I never knew they were related, but the way he was speaking and his looks; I was like, "Is he related to KRS-1?"
Shoutout to Kenny. Never heard about that beef. I love when KRS said he sees who is in the top ten and writes a rhyme to battle each one!! Nobody will battle KRS because they would get bodied!!
DJ KENNY PARKER! After watching this video a particular lyric comes to mind: As Q-Tip said "Will never waste no time on a played out ego". One thing that keeps me coming back to this channel is your GENUINE personality and mindset... and you made some bangin beats so that makes 2 things as I always admired artists who could make nice beats.. Hieroglyphics crew made a lot of beats for each other. That is what made me gravitate to them. Once again MASSIVE RESPECT! to YOU! DJ Kenny Parker.. you can't miss.
Thank you for sharing this Kenny. KRS is my my fav EMCEE and Hiero is my fav crew in HIPHOP. Never heard about this before.🤔 Casual was all about the braggadocio. That’s how it was and that’s how it is yo!😆 Peace Kenny.
@@jamalgray8694 "...You done let me down Cause I thought you would be dope, but instead Your shit's dead; You gets fed To the alligators lurking in the moat Peep what I wrote You bit so hard, I thought the shit was a quote..."
Kenny Parker, you're right, BDP had a lot of beefs through the years. And thanks to your channel I'm discovering beefs that I NEVER heard of and getting insight on those that I did. Thanks, Brother. It's refreshing to hear stories from a lucid mind about a group that I've enjoyed.
Wow! I’d totally forgotten about this story even being a thing. Casual definitely had a unique flow and I was a fan of Souls and Heiro in general but nothing like my total love for KRS. Once again Kenny, you have cracked the vault of my old memory and given me some mad reminiscing from a great era in Hip Hop and my life. Love the work and keep it up! ✌🏻🇦🇺
I recently saw that Casual interview where they took KRS line Frisco Disco line as a diss. Casuals Ain’t my Fault and KRS Hip hop vs Rap were both fire back in spring 94. Had them both taped off the radio. Great hip hop back then. These stories are incredible
Never heard about this 'beef' before. I rocks with KRS and Cas, but Cas is reaching here. Preciate and respect both for being stewards of the culture 👑
I'm from the Bay. Casual was always that dude. He battled everyone in the Bay. Casual vs Hobo Junction was a classic. This seems like the classic miscommunication beef. Where all it would take is one face to face convo to fix. There is mad amounts of love between NYC and The Bay. All the way back to when DJ Latin Prince started spinning Hip Hop in the Bay. Or when DJ Kevvy Kev and The Wake Up Show were the first to bring Wu Tang out to the West Coast.
I remember the Hiero VS Hobo JCT KMEL battle. Saafir was nice with it too. Friends from the West had that battle recorded on tape, visited Mississippi and let me dub that iconic moment. Still have that on High Bias cassette. Definitely a classic.
@@hugh_jasso Me too... I was probably the only one in MISSISSIPPI bumpin "Boxcar Sessions". I remember that interlude Saafir did on "Fear Itself" and copped the album strictly off of that and was not disappointed.
@@fredicagoillanoise1309 Saafir was always nice with it. He has a long history out here. Shock G put him under his wing around the same time as 2Pac. There are some hilarious stories of Saafir and 2Pac going at it on the tour bus while touring the chitlin' circuit. Mississippi is right through there. That circuit brought a lot of Bay Area artists out there. So you always find random E40, Mac Dre, Heiro, and Too Short fans out in the South. Respect.
@@emceeunderdogrising I learned about Hieroglyphics through the song "Burnt" by Del. I bought Del's albums and singles and that b Side was my introduction to the Hiero crew.
I think this story deserves an update from Kenny Parker as to whether or not The Blastmaster was talking about them. If he doesn’t then that’s when we lost!!
C'mon Kenny, why you making us wait so long for these stories man?! You need to hit us once or twice a week brother! Anyway, another great one. I never knew there was any beef with Hiero & KRS. Kris is the greatest MC of all time in my book and Hiero are hands down the nicest mc's I have EVER met! Peace & Love to both camps.
The frisco disco reference may be a double entendre...he coulda been speaking on the frisco fisco break beat but at the same time throwing a shot a casual as well cause thats what emcees do! 😂
The Stretch Arm remix to " that how it is " for me was better than the albums version but......Cas had SO MUCH FLOW. The " golden era " was truly golden because there was SO MUCH balance coming from both coast, you could really see how that era of young black people had REALLY been inspired and influenced by the previous era's because we were the same....DOPE!
I think Casual mistook the Krs "Frisco Disco" line from Hip Hop VS Rap song. It wasn't directed at them. It was most likely directed at Paris for his "I'm not pro human cuz all humans aint pro black" line directed at Krs' humanist approach
I really enjoyed this video. Found it entertaining & informative. But also, I would have liked to have heard some sort of mention about how “Souls of Mischief” sampled KRS-One for the hook on their first single. Also, “Souls of Mischief” will be performing at Brooklyn Monarch on June 19. KENNY - You should come through.
So honest and righteous and of course up in the mix, you just got a subscriber of one video, which is a first for me to subscribe on one video, but love the love and the real history and honesty of reaction a spitting from the hip the hoopa it just don't stoppa
@@djkennyparker Peace Kenny Parker! Word! That’s DOPE! KRS1 annihilating style after style on that track was genius! A relentless lyrical decapitation. He took it THERE… from JUMP on that joint! “You you can't can't be be ripping the mic The mic like do re me me Measles are contagious like my lyrical pages” The way he put those lines together. Simple yet Difficult…Different & ahead of its time. So much so… that if you listen… you’ll hear how KRS1 has influenced Lil Wayne… Busta, Jay-Z etc. 1 thought… Imagine if that track had a remix ft. B.I.G. 👑 (RIP) 🕊 Can’t wait for the breakdown. Salute! 🫡
@@djkennyparker Have you or will you breakdown the remix (Numero Uno) of I'm Still #1, one of my Top 5 BDP/KRS joints? I'd also love to know more about Kris's relationship with DJ Doc, who seemed to be one of the great unsung producers lost to history. Was his story like Ced Gee's, where he wasn't fully credited for his musical contributions, and where is he now? Anyway, love the channel and a segment where you interview your brother, the GOAT, would be epic!! Peace ✌🏼✌🏼
Peace DJ Kenny Parker🫡 Hiero was HURT because they love & respect BDP so much, and they thought KRS had dissed (as Casual explained in that interview) but you left out The Souls taking a shot at KRS on "That's When Ya Lost" (which ironically SAMPLES KRS on tha hook🤔) but it's A-Plus who says "Now I'm Gonna Show You how the West Coast SMASH KIDS, yo!/I'm rhyming swell, so to hell with a wack diss/generalizing...dissing before you ever seen this....". That was directed at KRS 🫡 Peace!
Just saw SoM last week live in Lisbon. They got younger! Anyway, who's chillin' around the land, y'know? Yo, who's chillin'? I think I know who's chillin' Yeah, tell me who's chillin' then, Plus Casual - you know he's chillin'
Didn't hear about this beef back in the day. Was a huge fan of Fear Itself though. The "Frisco Disco" line being a Hiero diss sounds like a reach. I also thought he was talking about the breakbeat, especially because the original record is on multi-coloured vinyl, so when it spins it looks like the swirl pattern on the Nabisco cookie packets. That also sounds like a reach though tbh...
Hieroglyphics Crew don't get the respect they deserve , very underrated in my opinion
absolutely that documentary opened my eyes to how many popular rappers loved them.
I still want to punch Rick Ross in the throat for sampling Hiero but he gave a shout out to Mac Dre RIP
Casual "I Didn't Mean To". Both groups are legendary
Never heard of a beef between SOM and KRS. Two different levels. I'm from East Oakland, grew up off both.
Casual is dope. I remember when they filmed the video for "That's How It Is", at that liquor store that was on 96th and MacArthur.
John (Casual) was the street dude out of the Hieroglyphics camp. He directed a few of my cousins videos.
93 til infinity is one of the GOAT productions.
Man I remember when Jason Kidd was a senior at St Joe's in Alameda. We went to the game at the Oakland coliseum. After the game, it was a brawl between Hiero and some dudes from 82nd Ave "The Hill".
We looked up, damn near every door on the coliseum opened with niggas yelling, "Hiero" running out. them dudes was DEEP
😂
Good times man that was so long ago. I'm 43 now man got crazy memories of back home
That was lees liquor store. I remember hearing about that fight I was in the 10th grade at skyline at the time. I do know from being for real friends with some Hiero members they thought frisco disco line was a jab at them.
@@donkee9 so long ago man. Saafir used to post up in from of Jim's Liquor on 82nd ave. when i was a tech i did a job at his house on 98th ave, just before he became confined to a wheelchair.
i remember walking down 82nd and Mac. this was right after 93 til infinity dropped. i heard this dude ask his homeboy
"you ever heard of NAS"?
when my cousins lived on Sterling, way up the 82nd hill, casual used to stop by my cousin Apple's crib.
been around hip hop for some years. god bless our memories
@@larryburks-rk1yn I didn’t know Apple but my potna dame knew him cuz he stayed on Sterling too.
Heiro is wildly underrated as a collective.
Del is definitely in my top-5 rappers all time.
Yeah, Future Development is one of the greatest albums ever for me. Pep Love is also one of my favorite artists. Hiero definitely boasts some heavyweights
Del is definitely the stand out from there Clique.
Opio's definitely my favorite. Triangulation Station, to me, is one of the dopest standout solo albums.
I was a Chapter Leader for the Universal Zulu Nation in DC in 1993. I remember going up to a Baltimore club one night with some other Zulus to see a show that featured BDP and Souls of Mischief. I don't remember who else was on the bill. It was jam packed. Baltimore had a heavy underground Hip Hop scene and a lot of MC's came that night wanting to battle KRS. Some guys were even shouting from the audience and trying to get the attention of KRS to battle. After the show, I remember being back stage and KRS, Souls of Mischief and some local cats engaged in a cypher right then and there! It was dope. A bunch of freestylin' and back and forth but I don't remember there being any bad blood.
Nice!
everytime i watch one of your vids i feel like im 12 y.o. again playing nintendo with friends who are no longer here. its one of the only times i can think of them and smile, its like they are here watching with me. i can remember the jokes, the days we bought certain albums at the spot on 18th street, the wise cracks, the moments when one of us figured out a line that we couldnt understand, the girls we messed with and the songs that were on....
cancer almost took me to join them but im recently cancer free(!!!) and i find myself reminiscing a lot. sorry for the rant i just wanted to say thanx for the memories. the music and the moments are in a quantum entanglement that cant ever be separated.
CONGRATULATIONS..
Great testimony! God Bless and thanks for watching.
@@djkennyparker ty very much to both of you :)
I'm glad he said that in the beginning. I never knew they were related, but the way he was speaking and his looks; I was like, "Is he related to KRS-1?"
Love seeing all the mutual respect from such legends from both coast. Hiero Head Til' Im Dead (***) ♥💛💚
Props and Respect to Hiero 👊 definite West Coast Hip Hop Legend’s……Hip Hop Heads know this, fr fr 💯👊
@@rogerrice5325 yes sir 👊
Shoutout to Kenny. Never heard about that beef. I love when KRS said he sees who is in the top ten and writes a rhyme to battle each one!! Nobody will battle KRS because they would get bodied!!
💯❤️✊🏾 Peace & One Love Kenny !! Thanks !! Have a good weekend 😎
Thanks!!
I don't know if it was an actual thing, but I rock with Krs and Hieroglyphics!
💯💯💯💯💯
Me, too. Both camps represent true Hip Hop.
And I've seen both camps live.
93 till!!! Much love and respect to the real... hip hop hip hop hip hop
DJ KENNY PARKER! After watching this video a particular lyric comes to mind: As Q-Tip said "Will never waste no time on a played out ego". One thing that keeps me coming back to this channel is your GENUINE personality and mindset... and you made some bangin beats so that makes 2 things as I always admired artists who could make nice beats.. Hieroglyphics crew made a lot of beats for each other. That is what made me gravitate to them. Once again MASSIVE RESPECT! to YOU! DJ Kenny Parker.. you can't miss.
Thank you! Much appreciated.
Thank you for sharing this Kenny. KRS is my my fav EMCEE and Hiero is my fav crew in HIPHOP. Never heard about this before.🤔
Casual was all about the braggadocio.
That’s how it was and that’s how it is yo!😆
Peace Kenny.
People forget how wild the Jive roster was for talented, top tier emcees, groups and producers
Love Casual and KRS-One. That's how it is had one of the best opening verses I've ever heard in Hip-Hop in my own 33 years of consuming hip-hop.
Casual wqs nice too.
"I write raps, and when n¡gg@$ bite I clap, cause they $#¡t sound betta now..."
@@jamalgray8694 🔥
@@jamalgray8694
"...You done let me down
Cause I thought you would be dope, but instead
Your shit's dead;
You gets fed
To the alligators lurking in the moat
Peep what I wrote
You bit so hard, I thought the shit was a quote..."
Great story! Going to see Souls of Mischief in Brooklyn this coming June, can’t wait
Heiro was so fkn dope!! Damn those was the good years
I personally know Casual...and ive never known him to lie
Heiro were a bunch of HS kids at the time too.
KRS ONE STILL THE BEST MC EVEN TODAY IN MY BOOK
Kenny Parker, you're right, BDP had a lot of beefs through the years. And thanks to your channel I'm discovering beefs that I NEVER heard of and getting insight on those that I did. Thanks, Brother. It's refreshing to hear stories from a lucid mind about a group that I've enjoyed.
Thanks for listening! I appreciate the kind words. There are WAY more beefs I haven't mentioned yet.
Hieroglyphics Crew you don't stop!
Wow! I’d totally forgotten about this story even being a thing. Casual definitely had a unique flow and I was a fan of Souls and Heiro in general but nothing like my total love for KRS. Once again Kenny, you have cracked the vault of my old memory and given me some mad reminiscing from a great era in Hip Hop and my life. Love the work and keep it up! ✌🏻🇦🇺
Thanks!
I’m waiting patiently for the KRS vs Nelly beef story. The people need to know
Word!!!!
That been came out on one of them beef documentaries.
@@geraldford9266 I know. But I’d like to hear Kenny’s perspective
From the Still #1 song
That wasn't a beef...Nelly had no chance, he's no legend, not even a contender. 1 album wonder 👎👎👎...🤡💩
The Bronx Loves The Town, and I’m sure it’s mutual
Thank u Kenny Parker !!
Weighing out every and all sides !!
That's wat i still love about NYC !!!
Thanks for watching! I try to be as objective as possible.
Peace ✌🏿 Peace ✌🏿 Xtra Strength Shout Out To The Hieroglyphics Big Respect 🫡 To The Bay!
More videos Kenny! Can't get enough
Great Job! Love the history lesson!
Thanks!
I recently saw that Casual interview where they took KRS line Frisco Disco line as a diss. Casuals Ain’t my Fault and KRS Hip hop vs Rap were both fire back in spring 94. Had them both taped off the radio. Great hip hop back then. These stories are incredible
Thanks!
Casual from heiro is a real G 🙌💯💪
Awesome you did a video I asked for!!!
Ah yes! You were the one who made the request. Thanks
Ah yes! You were the one who made the request. Thanks
@@djkennyparker thank you 🙏 for making the video. I’m glad it’s all love still!!! Between two great camps.
Your doing a great job with channel/ much respect.. waiting 4 the audio book
Respect!!!!1
Never heard about this 'beef' before. I rocks with KRS and Cas, but Cas is reaching here. Preciate and respect both for being stewards of the culture 👑
Always humble. Thank you Kenny Parker
I'm from the Bay. Casual was always that dude. He battled everyone in the Bay. Casual vs Hobo Junction was a classic.
This seems like the classic miscommunication beef. Where all it would take is one face to face convo to fix.
There is mad amounts of love between NYC and The Bay. All the way back to when DJ Latin Prince started spinning Hip Hop in the Bay. Or when DJ Kevvy Kev and The Wake Up Show were the first to bring Wu Tang out to the West Coast.
I was prolly the only nicca in my hood banging Saafir's Boxcar Sessions
I remember the Hiero VS Hobo JCT KMEL battle. Saafir was nice with it too. Friends from the West had that battle recorded on tape, visited Mississippi and let me dub that iconic moment. Still have that on High Bias cassette. Definitely a classic.
@@hugh_jasso Me too... I was probably the only one in MISSISSIPPI bumpin "Boxcar Sessions". I remember that interlude Saafir did on "Fear Itself" and copped the album strictly off of that and was not disappointed.
@@fredicagoillanoise1309 Saafir was always nice with it. He has a long history out here. Shock G put him under his wing around the same time as 2Pac. There are some hilarious stories of Saafir and 2Pac going at it on the tour bus while touring the chitlin' circuit. Mississippi is right through there. That circuit brought a lot of Bay Area artists out there. So you always find random E40, Mac Dre, Heiro, and Too Short fans out in the South. Respect.
@@emceeunderdogrising I learned about Hieroglyphics through the song "Burnt" by Del. I bought Del's albums and singles and that b Side was my introduction to the Hiero crew.
I think this story deserves an update from Kenny Parker as to whether or not The Blastmaster was talking about them. If he doesn’t then that’s when we lost!!
Haaaa I see what you did there
Zing! 🤣
Big up DJ Kenny Parker. I love these stories.
Thanks!
C'mon Kenny, why you making us wait so long for these stories man?! You need to hit us once or twice a week brother!
Anyway, another great one. I never knew there was any beef with Hiero & KRS. Kris is the greatest MC of all time in my book and Hiero are hands down the nicest mc's I have EVER met! Peace & Love to both camps.
Oh yeah.. I heard about this. Souls Of MIschief, Casual, DeL.. those are my dudes. I have so many CD's form them.
great video, you should interview Casual to chop it up for a few and other folks in compilation style interviews or something @DJ Kenny Parker
Shalawam House of Israel!👋❤️🙏🏿
The frisco disco reference may be a double entendre...he coulda been speaking on the frisco fisco break beat but at the same time throwing a shot a casual as well cause thats what emcees do! 😂
Heiro is not even from san Francisco. Casual was high!
The Stretch Arm remix to " that how it is " for me was better than the albums version but......Cas had SO MUCH FLOW. The " golden era " was truly golden because there was SO MUCH balance coming from both coast, you could really see how that era of young black people had REALLY been inspired and influenced by the previous era's because we were the same....DOPE!
Nothing but GEMS 💎💎💎💎💎
Casual is member of hiero. Never knew this. Crazy .
KRS-ONE dissing NWA talking about "Thanks to some jericurl rappers for bringing the word "Nigga" back...can you talk about that?
Thanks for the clarity. It was not a real beef. It was just about respect, none given none taken. It was all JIVE.
What about KRS-1 vs Kool Rock Steady from Chicago 🤣🤣🤣
Casual was the Hieroglyphics' bully. Cas would serve ANYBODY!!
Except Saafir ig 😂
Thank you for the knowledge appreciate this.
I think Casual mistook the Krs "Frisco Disco" line from Hip Hop VS Rap song. It wasn't directed at them. It was most likely directed at Paris for his "I'm not pro human cuz all humans aint pro black" line directed at Krs' humanist approach
Hello Kenny, can you talk about the problems occurred inside the BDP crew with Ms. Melodie, Manager Moe, and other members??
Can you do a video on KRS One's breath control and writing exercises?
I LOVE that "Hip Hop vs Rap" song. THE GODS MUST BE CRAZY!
Dope stories. I never knew about this beef. What about X Clan vs Krs One or Krs & Wise Intelligent
I really enjoyed this video. Found it entertaining & informative. But also, I would have liked to have heard some sort of mention about how “Souls of Mischief” sampled KRS-One for the hook on their first single. Also, “Souls of Mischief” will be performing at Brooklyn Monarch on June 19. KENNY - You should come through.
Thanks for watching. I'll try to come through.
Casual and Del were my favorites out the whole crew. I totally forgot about this beef
Del still spits🔥🔥
Casual was and still is a beast! Smash Rockwell
im going to add this video to sum instrumentals / it sound so soog over this jdilla mix rn please try it
Dope one legend DJ Kenny Parker!! #CA2NYrespect
I LOVE when a B-side is better than the A-side and y'all had more than one of those, KP! ⏺️
The teacher and the students. Love em both 💯
93 'til Infinity 🖖🏻🤘🏻✌🏼👋🏻
Casual was dope
You ever stop & think, 'my brother gets into too much shit"?
LOL..
LOL!!!
So honest and righteous and of course up in the mix, you just got a subscriber of one video, which is a first for me to subscribe on one video, but love the love and the real history and honesty of reaction a spitting from the hip the hoopa it just don't stoppa
Thank you!!!!
Lol I would of loved to see a Casual freestyle battle vs. KRS. I sincerely doubt it would of went as smooth as his Saafir battle.
What's good I'm enjoying you stories peace .
Thanks!
Peace Kenny could you speak about the track Hip Hop Vs. Rap?
How did that track come about?
It’s sincerely a favorite of mine!
LATE 1993, I'M NOT KENNY THO..
@@2020TYBO yeah I know when it came out etc.
Im asking more about the thought process behind the track. He’s using mad styles. It’s cool not Kenny lol
I am going to do a breakdown of that entire 12" single.
@@djkennyparker Peace Kenny Parker! Word! That’s DOPE!
KRS1 annihilating style after style on that track was genius! A relentless lyrical decapitation. He took it THERE… from JUMP on that joint!
“You you can't can't be be ripping the mic
The mic like do re me me
Measles are contagious like my lyrical pages”
The way he put those lines together. Simple yet Difficult…Different & ahead of its time. So much so… that if you listen… you’ll hear how KRS1 has influenced Lil Wayne… Busta, Jay-Z etc.
1 thought… Imagine if that track had a remix ft. B.I.G. 👑 (RIP) 🕊
Can’t wait for the breakdown.
Salute! 🫡
@@djkennyparker Have you or will you breakdown the remix (Numero Uno) of I'm Still #1, one of my Top 5 BDP/KRS joints? I'd also love to know more about Kris's relationship with DJ Doc, who seemed to be one of the great unsung producers lost to history. Was his story like Ced Gee's, where he wasn't fully credited for his musical contributions, and where is he now? Anyway, love the channel and a segment where you interview your brother, the GOAT, would be epic!! Peace ✌🏼✌🏼
MC's saying they're the best at what they do is foundational braggadocio.
Oh i would love to hear Hieroglyphics over a vintage Kenny Parker beat
peace&blessings DJ Kenny Parker 💯💯💯 #hiphop #BX #Jersey
Krs one vs Tim Westwood story please Kenny.
Ha! I might have to let KRS answer that one.
Loved it, more por favor!
Hiero 4 life!!! "Thats when ya lost"
Peace DJ Kenny Parker🫡 Hiero was HURT because they love & respect BDP so much, and they thought KRS had dissed (as Casual explained in that interview) but you left out The Souls taking a shot at KRS on "That's When Ya Lost" (which ironically SAMPLES KRS on tha hook🤔) but it's A-Plus who says "Now I'm Gonna Show You how the West Coast SMASH KIDS, yo!/I'm rhyming swell, so to hell with a wack diss/generalizing...dissing before you ever seen this....". That was directed at KRS 🫡 Peace!
Oh shit! A beef I never heard about!!
I already knew casual was a huge krs fan.All hiero was. All of us was in the bay.
Love KRS and Casual... All dope heads! Hiero is still the real deal. Much Love!
Didn’t SOM have beef with Chino XL too???
He said hello and hi
Appreciate this one. 94 Rap/Hip-Hop ish…
Thanks!
I liked his song "I didn't mean to"
Good Hip-Hop isn't dead. Amazing.
Maybe your version of “good hiphop” 🤷🏾♂️
I just seen krs in Manchester uk few week later souls/heiro. both absolutely killa but krs was vicious performance much love to both..big up KP
Just saw SoM last week live in Lisbon. They got younger! Anyway, who's chillin' around the land, y'know?
Yo, who's chillin'? I think I know who's chillin' Yeah, tell me who's chillin' then, Plus Casual - you know he's chillin'
Another dope vid!
Thanks!
don't remember any of this, but it's all love from my vantage point. just an interesting interaction in history
Love these
Hey man like it or not your a hip hop legend❤
Thanks
HE IS THE BATTLE MC 🖖🏻🤘🏻✌🏼👋🏻
kenny is a great story teller
Thanks!
Didn't hear about this beef back in the day. Was a huge fan of Fear Itself though. The "Frisco Disco" line being a Hiero diss sounds like a reach. I also thought he was talking about the breakbeat, especially because the original record is on multi-coloured vinyl, so when it spins it looks like the swirl pattern on the Nabisco cookie packets. That also sounds like a reach though tbh...
I met casual in brooklyn.hes hella Cool.
Damn, never heard about this story….
Hey is you Parker line of St Catherine's Jamaica?
Nope
Great story!