New York didn’t show no love to anyone outside of New York at that time. Everyone outside of New York showed them love. Now New York know how it feels. Eventually everyone outside of New York stopped caring about being accepted in New York. It got to the point everyone outside of New York accepted each other to the point that now New York have to sound like everyone else to be accepted by everyone else. If New York would have did it right back then, they would have stayed at the top, and no one would have cared and accepted it.
ugoshow1 facts on top of facts. Chickens coming home to roost. Now they’re desperate to jump on tracks from artists elsewhere, especially the south. So much so their artists [mainstream] sound like southern artists.
That's a lie ice cube came to east was embraced public enemy bomb squad his whole album was produced Cypress hills was embraced also We all played dre ,& snoop so knock it off
NYC has already been there/done that, why tf does everything have to be a competition with LA niggas? Desperate as fuck if you ask me, but outside of that topic only TRUE hip hop heads know that NY hip hop is flying thru the underground scene right now.... In fact, GRISELDA > ya favorite rappers
Vladimir is a instigator he doesn't know anything about Hip Hop you like to dig into Robert brains to get information about stuff that he heard that's not true
Ahshaad Nichols He is definitely going to ask that question once he starts to talk about his Cash Money album release. Plus you know Vlad is going to title that video about the subject just to be messy, hahaha!
When he first mentioned to Tray Dee that he interviewed Mack 10 it was because TD had just mentioned that Mack was the reason cash money started claiming blood. If I recall, vlad was a bit surprised to learn that and mentioned how he had just interviewed him but it wasn’t out yet. So who knows if 2019 vlad had thought to ask it
@@vudownssc Everything discussed is in the past. If he shut it down, which seems like it after seeing this clip, he's a sucka! He had no problem discussing Common.
Lol y’all fuckin bitch too much, go watch somethin else. He’s said before Nas was one of his favorites that’s why he brings it up. Just watch the damn video fucking jit.
this Mack 10 interview is informative, but I know vlad is trying his hardest to get Mack 10 to say something foul about certain artist common was 1st, next he’ll probably mention cypress hill, then vlad will go back to his obsession with sneak dissing Ice cube
James Kamawe that was my song 😂...I remember when I was 16 I was in the car with my dad and I was drinking a forty ounce of beer with pops listening to that song thinking I’m from the west coast 😂
@@MrKamawe We have to stop with the separation. I don't give a damn where somebody from, as long as the music is hitting. I'm from brooklyn, ny and was made fun of for listening to certain stuff, Westside Connection included. I found that so weird back then.
Mack 10 is absolutely right about the reason for the beef back then,WC felt disrespected by the east and what Treach said is how the east felt about the situation.that shit could've gotten really out hand for real.
Things is those writers that didn't give them 5 mics weren't from NY they were a bunch of college geeks and Ice Cube was always shown love in NY every single he dropped was played on radio
NY always tries to downplay it but LL Cool J, Fugees, Jeru the Damaja, Tribe Called Quest, and more would always throw slick shots at the West. Tim Dog said ''Fuck Compton'' for clout. The DJ's, magazines, and fans were all haters back then. They would trash West Coast albums all the time and give them low ratings.
@@MrWARBUCKS24 true indeed..I'm from the Boogie Down Bronx and I was at the Ice cube show at the Apollo in 92 and it was sold out.. Sun even got a standing ovation..Cube always got love in NY...He also use to come to the Zulu Nation Anniversaries in Bronx River and was always accepted...So when he came out dissing us with that Westside Connection Shit .We felt some kind of way because we always embraced him..
@@chrisspencer4093 I miss those days when you had to sell copies and you had to be global and fight for the top spot also when all you needed was a pen and a piece of paper to get a girl's number no profiles no Instagram Facebook Snapchat Twitter none of that you would have a contest with your friends back in the day to see who could get the most numbers and most girls they would talk to you and you would get the number we used to say digits back in the day ahh I really miss those days going to get a new album on a Tuesday especially when no limit records was dropping every Tuesday
New York Rappers was Cocky Af Bacc then in the early 90’s...they Basically had the Mind set if you wasn’t from New York you shouldn’t be Rapping...I Remember Biggie took Shots at E-40 back in the Day, he said E-40 was a ZERO on a scale from 1 to 10.....and that’s the reason Biggie almost got killed in Sacramento by E-40 Goons....NY rappers always hated on the WestCoast Bac then....
Yeah if you was from the Bay you got no love period and best believe that's the sole reason Puffy hurried up and made that Too Short cameo possible on Biggie's album bcuz he was trying to smooth over the situation in Oakland and not lose album sales bcuz of that E 40 situation
When Daz Kurupt and Snoop went to NY to film their music video they got shot at by NY dudes in Brooklyn. New York was hating hard back then. Glad things are different now.
@@Fat_Vegan Cypress hill was dissed on cross em out also, go back and listen to it. Mack 10 called b-real and Muggs some bitches, cube dissed them too on that song. Wc was the only one who didn't diss them
@@Fat_Vegan [Verse 7: Mack 10] Now you can cross out the busters and snitches B-Real and Ms. Muggs is like Hollywood bitches From the niggas I know in the streets I run through Swear to god bitch real it ain't one dog that know you (not one) So watch what you say, who ya talk about, you tweekin And keep hogs out'cha mouth when ya bitch ass is speakin I'm sick wit it, cap at your dome till I hit it This Westside Connection, Cypress know they can't fuck with it. [Verse 8: Ice Cube] Use to get kisses and hugs, now I'm servin ya slugs Fuck B-Real and Muggs, y'all niggas ain't no fuckin thugs T your surprise, everybody dies From Columbian neck ties covered with flies Ya fuckin maggots, ya fuckin faggots I should alert you, every motherfucker that I know wanna hurt you So when I pull my spray can to spray I'm sprayin C-H-K all motherfuckin day
Radio stations was pay for play. You didnt kiss ass to get your album on the radio you got no spins. It's funny that Mack 10 said he had Flex DJ at his wedding when Flex was guilty of pay for play.
Mack 10 Was Just Upset That They Couldn’t Get Radio Play In New York , It Wasn’t No Beef But How You In A Supergroup On The West Coast & Got The #1 Song In The US .. New York Was Still Tryna Find They 90s Sound ; That’s Why They Was Lowkey Hating
I agree with most of what you said... however I think that the prejudice that came from the metropolitan area is because of the listeners and radio programmers at that time weren't interested in hearing any other sound being produced outside of new york. Not only was the west coast not getting shown any love, the entire south wasn't either... " east coast ain't got no love for Doctor Dre and Snoop Dogg ?! " 🤷🏾♂️
never the worry the west was getting love or else they wouldn’t have been dominating in sales. The issue was djs here weren’t playing all of that gangsta rap that was coming out from over there. We wanted the skills back. Hip-hop was a different beast then, the early 90s was a tricky but pivotal time. It was like Hip-hip was going through adolescence.
Jeru's album title "The Sun Rises In The East"is a reference to his neighborhood "East New York" Brooklyn NOT the east coast. In BK they refer to it as "The East". Vlad said the same thing in his MC Eiht interview. He don't know wtf he be talking about
We didn't know that shit back then.. and didn't care. We still saw it as a dis. What's why Cube had the line 'the sun rises in the east, but it sets in the West'.
@@NevaEye Nobody expects the average west coast person to know that, but this is Vlad who calls himself a journalist. The same thing with the rapper Blahzay Blahzay and his song "Danger". The hook goes "When the east is in the house oh my god". People also took that as a shot at the west coast but the song was repping East New York, Brooklyn. With that I could understand the west taking it as a diss although it had nothing to do with the west but as a so callled journalist he is disseminating erroneous information and doesn't do the proper research
"Fuck all the critics in the NYC, who wanna roc the microphone after me, fuck who you are and who you be, my energy going down like the NFC, I'm going thorough in your borough, with my raider hat and jerry curl, gangstas ruled the world in the west nevertheless" They straight snapped 😂😂
Strictly Hip Hop exactly🤦🏽♂️ trying to bring him down because of his sales for illmatic but knowing damn well illmatic is better than Mack 10 whole catalog alone
@@YachicaK330 Yea he skippin over a lot of shit... Like I wanna know how he had more money than Snoop and offered him a million for a diss record... The movie with Fatjoe and his record company but we'll see
I feel like vlad will skip over the cube beef and get straight to when he joined cash money I gotta feeling vlad too scared to touch on that subject lmao 😂
I was hoping vlad would ask mack 10 about a little confrontation with lil cease in Sacramento, big was lucky not to get killed that night, E 40 saved his ass
Vlad: "Ya'll wasn't getting any spins on the east coast but your albums was still going platinum...." Mack 10: "Imagine our record sales if we got more spins on the east coast" Everyone outside of NY: THAT WAS THE WHOLE POINT OF THE EAST COAST VS WEST COAST BEEF! PERIODT! (outside of Pac and BIG beef)
DAT WAS 1 OF PAC'S REASONS TOO THO!🤷🏽♂️ PAC KNEW HOW DA EAST COAST USED 2 DISS DA WEST CUZ HE WAS 4RM DA WEST TOO!💯 EVEN STILL, PAC MADE SURE HE ONLY CALLED OUT CERTAIN DUDES ON DA EAST, CUZ HE WAS 4RM THERE TOO!🤷🏽♂️ PAC WAS JUST A SPECIAL/UNIQUE SOULJA OF DA CULTURE ✊🏼, WHICH IS ALSO WHY HE WAS DA MOST HATED!🤦🏽♂️ #MAKAVELITHEDON 👑
Nah it wasn't. East Coast didn't like the gang images being pushed. You can be a gangster and still rap. West coast planted alot of seeds and now we have bloods and crips all over the country the majority influenced from rap. Was the music hot? Yes. Could it have been delivered a better way back then like Xzibit in late 90s or Kendrick Lamar today yes.
HankBlockOG nigga Kool G rap rap that gangster shit so wth you talking about?? Every nigga in NY represented their Burroughs. NY niggas just was some arrogant ignorant mfers at that time thinking no one else suppose to do hip hop but them. Foh
@@eastside313yahdig.2 Claiming gangs and screaming where you from are two different things. Kool G wasn't popular enough to have mass amounts of influence. He was 1 guy. West coast had dozens of platinum artist that rasied a generation of future convicts. Places like Little Rock Arkansas and St Louis use to be safe for black people to move to now it's heavy into the gang culture.
Those who are too young to remember...Mack 10 was the BIGGEST HOTTEST rap artist in the world for a few years in a row. He had literally eclipsed everyone. Even out here in the West Coast he was bigger than Cube and Snoop for a moment. That's what makes his disappearance over the last 12-15 years so crazy.
@Little Sones Well Thuh; tell me something i don`t know. I and many other people from the east coast did like some west coast rap. But we was mostly into east coast rap. And its the same with people on west coast. They were mostly into west coast rap and many of them felt east coast rap was corny just like many of us felt most west coast rap was corny. Even when Joe Clair use to host rap city, he said on one of the the episodes, that he has people on the west coast telling him that Rap City play too much east Coast, and he had people on the east coast telling him Rap City play too much west coast. The west coast was not buying east coast rap like that after a lot of west coast rappers started getting into the game and making big hits. Nas first album was a classic but it flopped partly because the west coast did not support it. Instead they supported Warren G whose first album cannot even compare to Nas first Album. Warren G rhymes are simplistic and the beats are nowhere near as good as the beats on Nas first Album. Did Nas bi!tch and cry because the west coast did not support his first album? No. Did Nas make a group called East Side Connection and dis the west coast because they did not acknowledge him? No. And a lot of other great east coast artist who released classic albums flopped because partly because the west was not support them and not playing their records. Instead the west coast supported Mack 10, Too Short, Ice Cube, Cypress Hill, Tupac, West Side Connection etc.. Did the east coast b!tch and cry and moan that the west did not want to play their records and did not want buy their records? No. Did we say "your entitled to your lame opinions" No. But we felt ya`ll was entitled to your opinions though.
@@PPHDocumentaries east coast rappers didn’t understand the whole gang/420 culture incorporated into their hip hop. Mobb Deep even dissed rappers talking about smoking weed in that intro on Infamous. Now everyone does it. Just two cultures that approached rap/hiphop different at that time mixed in with egos.
West side connection is one of the first hip hop/rap artists I heard when I first started listening to rap and “Bow Down” is my all time favorite song from them
Tupac said when he ridin every other weatcoast rapper was silent, they didn't start wooofin til after 2pac laid the groundwork and took all of the heat
Wow we talking about East back in the day. DJ Quik put Mack down on Tim Dogg. Rodney O Joe Collin fuck N.Y. back in 93. List goes on , and on. The East could not come here, they were scared in the 80s come to the West. We were not bumping that weak ass shit. Nas got no play in the West.
@@hiphoploverjon9180 So when I go listen to that Westside Slaughterhouse album I'm going to here them calling out names, calling out East Coast legends, and speaking specifically about who disrespected the West Coast? Cuz if not I'm going to find u and go medieval on your ass lol
young internet thug What would it matter if they were dissing? I love Pac but at least they were riding unlike his labelmate Snoop. Pac didn't even have a beef with Cube or Westside Connection. He only spoke on Cube because of that. He wasn't dissing and he called him one of his idols.
I think every fan in the 90’s was gravitating towards their region. Growing up in East LA, I was exposed to Cube, Too Short, DJ Quik, Pac, MC Eiht, E40, Snoop, Dre, Eazy E, Cypress Hill, Dog Pound were unmatched and although I also listened to Biggie, Nas, Scarface. I wasn’t always privy to some of the other legends like: Jay Z, and the Wu until the late 90’s. It’s not that I didn’t know that there were many other musicians that were popping at the time, but my pride made me feel that supporting other rappers that weren’t fucking with Death Row artist was a betrayal. It wasn’t until my later years when all the East/ West subsided that I was able to allow myself to appreciate the likes of Mobb Deep, Fat Joe, JayZ, WuTang, Jadakiss, Nas, 50 cent. Btw Once Master P bailed out Snoop, that made me appreciate the South more, rappers like Scarface, UGk, Cash Money, No Limit, Outcast and so many more. I wasn’t a Big Mac 10 fan because growing up I always thought he was trying to hard or that he was a bit arrogant but once that Cavi Hit record came out I thought it was 🔥 lit. And although I wasn’t a big fan you can’t deny that the man was gifted and maybe a bit humbled by the experience in life after success.
Vlad always has the most awkward pauses like he’s pondering some really important question, yet it’s always about the amount of status and money the person has, always searching for the most arrogant conversation
How are you gonna compare an underground album(Illmatic) from early 94 to a mainstream album (Bow Down) from late 96? Anyone who was in the culture at that time knows that there was a major difference in hip hop and sales at that time.
The media hype things up both sides got good music real talk ! Classic material East Coast & West Coast you got mad love and respect here I'm from South Carolina !
F**k all the critics in New York in my opinion was the hardest song on the album. The entire album is still a classic to this day. Who else remembers the Thicker Than Water movie?
Jeru the Damaja "The Sun rises in the East" title for his first album, was not a jab at the west coast. He was bigging up the East New York section of Brooklyn which is where he`s from. Its the same thing with that song by Blahzay Blah "East is in the house" which is Jeru doing the the chorus in that song. Blahzay and Jeru was not bigging up the entire east coast, They were referring to East New York section of Brooklyn.
The one thing Pac was off-base with his comments on Bow Down was claiming that Cube and them weren’t holding it down for the West when he was in jail and waited until Hit Em Up to go on the war path. They had Westside Slaughterhouse a full year before that though.
the West coast ran the 90s. up until 97-99 then the sound started to get futuristic and funky🤣 and everyone started to unite. then the 2000s hit. the sound got fire👊
This my favorite Vlad interview EVER! Mack 10 ain't saying a damn thing. Love it. Vlad: So you used to rap in a group called Westside Connection. Mack 10: Who told you that?
"Now I got ta show you how the West coast rocks No razor blades, in my mouth, just a Glock And I'm hittin you up, with that W-S The sun rises in the East, but it sets in the West".
It was a real sense of disrespect felt on the west as far as how nyc rappers,rap fans & magazines acted towards west coast rap/west coast people in general. It was ny dudes dissin the west coast in the source magazine letters column (I remember reading them),way before Pac dropped hit em up. So it's disengenous to put it all on Pac & Big.
@Stonewall Jackson 😂 poor wording on my part homie. I mean we want to hear about Mack 10's involvement with Cash Money as well as Mack 10's beef with Ice Cube.
Who remember Thicker than water. With fat joe hood classic
Full movie
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That's a dope ass movie
Pen Gun lol
Facts
@@Mr-jz5lq 😂😂😂
That WSC album was so classic.. "Gangsters make the...world go... round....."
Love that joint!
On god
Mannnn that shit still knock
3 Time Felons was my shit off that album. Pure, uncompromised, raw and uncut gangsta rap.
I like every song on the album more than that one
New York didn’t show no love to anyone outside of New York at that time. Everyone outside of New York showed them love. Now New York know how it feels. Eventually everyone outside of New York stopped caring about being accepted in New York. It got to the point everyone outside of New York accepted each other to the point that now New York have to sound like everyone else to be accepted by everyone else. If New York would have did it right back then, they would have stayed at the top, and no one would have cared and accepted it.
ugoshow1 facts on top of facts. Chickens coming home to roost. Now they’re desperate to jump on tracks from artists elsewhere, especially the south. So much so their artists [mainstream] sound like southern artists.
I always showed luv to da left coast and I’m from brooknam
That's a lie ice cube came to east was embraced public enemy bomb squad his whole album was produced
Cypress hills was embraced also
We all played dre ,& snoop so knock it off
NYC has already been there/done that, why tf does everything have to be a competition with LA niggas? Desperate as fuck if you ask me, but outside of that topic only TRUE hip hop heads know that NY hip hop is flying thru the underground scene right now....
In fact, GRISELDA > ya favorite rappers
Yet new York sound today come from from the west cost and south side.. We ain't hearing much boom bap these days haha
“Any level of success from the hood is good”
Vladimir better get WC on here. WC is probably the most underrated West Coast artist period! Skip skip !!!
RIPKEE4 Double U C lol
Naw YUKMOUTH is
FUK YEAAA BRO LEARASUS!!!!!!!
The shadiest
Yes indeed....
“I Take 10 Steps and I Draw, now who’s dissing the Mad ass Inglewood Addition”
my mind is Ill mental
Fuck hiding it I’m gang related simple and plan witch means I could give a fuck about u
LA BoutaBagDoe you better lay low before you get a haylo!!
"Now who wanna fuss, so I can buss when I cuss"
Recognize reals G's, ganstas please, the westside connection keep it rollin like gold D's.
The gold crown holder. Strong as a Coca Cola with a chrome pistola.
@Christopher Harper Digicash same and same. Qgtm
Christopher Harper Digicash same
Going in!!
Vladimir is a instigator he doesn't know anything about Hip Hop you like to dig into Robert brains to get information about stuff that he heard that's not true
Rappers
“I GAVE UP SPORTS TO SLANG KEYS, BUT BLAME IT ON MY KNEES” - MACK 10.
Make sure i got what u need to make up ya order.....
One of the coldest verses
🎶"history's a trip though I peep when I'm reading, niggas probably grew weed in the garden of eden"
That shit was so hard.
One of the hardest and realist verses I ever heard!
Westside Connection Bow down is a classic song and classic album!!
Correct.
Mr 412 tru
💯! My favorite song off that Westside Connection was Westward Ho
I remember when they came on the Jamie fox show
“Mac 10 just got out of court rolling through the hood in a super sport bumpin too short “
I luv it... Eastsidaz!
Ice cube... Friday soundtrack
Had to be knocking freaky tales💯💪🏽
Bow Down is one of the HARDEST ALBUMS EVER
MrCalverino #Facts
The chorus was lit
Facts on facts!!
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Bruh westside slaughterhouse😩😩😩
Didn't mac 10 and fat joe do that movie thicker than water? It was dope
Check my comment in part 1 bro lol
YES
& Mc Eiht
Fire
Dr OG Ramadan Johnson hell yea.. I still fuck with it
2pac and Mack 10 was in the E-40- Players Ball video from 1996.
Pac was a ballerina fresh outta the school of the arts
Not true. That’s Prodigy from Mobb Deep
@@ToasterForLife 2Pac was too there's a picture of him
@@MrWARBUCKS24 so and he was a kid like and.never claim to be gangster I not weirdest dudes that was weird back then and killas now
@@ToasterForLife he was kid tho like loo yall act like he was a grown man doing that
I’m waiting for Vlad to ask Mack 10 if he feels responsible for Birdman and Lil Wayne becoming Bloods. You know that question is coming, hahaha!
That's a great question but because it's a great question Vlad probably wont ask it
Next few days its coming
Bruh you already know it's coming .. Vlad gonna ease right into it lol
Ahshaad Nichols He is definitely going to ask that question once he starts to talk about his Cash Money album release. Plus you know Vlad is going to title that video about the subject just to be messy, hahaha!
When he first mentioned to Tray Dee that he interviewed Mack 10 it was because TD had just mentioned that Mack was the reason cash money started claiming blood. If I recall, vlad was a bit surprised to learn that and mentioned how he had just interviewed him but it wasn’t out yet. So who knows if 2019 vlad had thought to ask it
Vlad will look back at Mack 10 as being one of his toughest interviews.
Yea he a real blood that will beat dat ass!
Together with U God
His scariest was probably Mike Tyson
Mack clearly ain’t no fool very smart....
It took you all that time to recognize that??? 🤣🤣🤣
🔥
The Cypress Hill beef better be next! My popcorn is getting cold!
Mack10 will shut it down....all in the past next!
@@vudownssc Everything discussed is in the past. If he shut it down, which seems like it after seeing this clip, he's a sucka! He had no problem discussing Common.
Ya King Of The Hill is Top20 diss records all time.
Kush Tgu king of the hill my fave diss track all time.
@@eastwood1026 💯💯💯
Vladimir will always find a way of throwing Nas name in there, no matter what the interview is about. SMFH
He's trash as a interviewer
Vlad is a fuckin square ...always got the “cool kids” names in his mouth because he knows he’ll never be one! He’s a fuckin wannabe
Apparently you don't either
Lol y’all fuckin bitch too much, go watch somethin else. He’s said before Nas was one of his favorites that’s why he brings it up. Just watch the damn video fucking jit.
😂 Vladimir!!
Vlad trying to squeeze a Turnip out of a BLOOD 😂
51 50 🤣😂🔥
🤣🤣
this Mack 10 interview is informative, but I know vlad is trying his hardest to get Mack 10 to say something foul about certain artist
common was 1st, next he’ll probably mention cypress hill, then vlad will go back to his obsession with sneak dissing Ice cube
Pretty much
Sounds plausible with Vlad.
He tried to sneak the ''How did Cube treat ya'' lmao
So accurate
Exactly
The Gangsta, The Killer & The Dope Dealer....
I got pounds ah green and birds sittin' on the triple beam!
@@EsauistheCaucasian Mack 10 is an above par west coast lyricist.
James Kamawe that was my song 😂...I remember when I was 16 I was in the car with my dad and I was drinking a forty ounce of beer with pops listening to that song thinking I’m from the west coast 😂
@@MrKamawe We have to stop with the separation. I don't give a damn where somebody from, as long as the music is hitting. I'm from brooklyn, ny and was made fun of for listening to certain stuff, Westside Connection included. I found that so weird back then.
Mack 10 is absolutely right about the reason for the beef back then,WC felt disrespected by the east and what Treach said is how the east felt about the situation.that shit could've gotten really out hand for real.
Things is those writers that didn't give them 5 mics weren't from NY they were a bunch of college geeks and Ice Cube was always shown love in NY every single he dropped was played on radio
NY always tries to downplay it but LL Cool J, Fugees, Jeru the Damaja, Tribe Called Quest, and more would always throw slick shots at the West. Tim Dog said ''Fuck Compton'' for clout. The DJ's, magazines, and fans were all haters back then. They would trash West Coast albums all the time and give them low ratings.
HipHopR&BLover Jon Facts 💯
It did in LA. MFs from the east coast that were in LA was getting jumped and robbed on the daily.
@@MrWARBUCKS24 true indeed..I'm from the Boogie Down Bronx and I was at the Ice cube show at the Apollo in 92 and it was sold out.. Sun even got a standing ovation..Cube always got love in NY...He also use to come to the Zulu Nation Anniversaries in Bronx River and was always accepted...So when he came out dissing us with that Westside Connection Shit .We felt some kind of way because we always embraced him..
mack 10 keep it gangsta til this day west coat legend
Three 💿💿💿 in a row all physical copies.... that’s a big deal in that era....
Selling millions with no social media
@@chrisspencer4093 I miss those days when you had to sell copies and you had to be global and fight for the top spot also when all you needed was a pen and a piece of paper to get a girl's number no profiles no Instagram Facebook Snapchat Twitter none of that you would have a contest with your friends back in the day to see who could get the most numbers and most girls they would talk to you and you would get the number we used to say digits back in the day ahh I really miss those days going to get a new album on a Tuesday especially when no limit records was dropping every Tuesday
@@broncoscountry7667 had to have bars the shit today wouldn't of flew back then .
@@chrisspencer4093 exactly
I hate to discredit Mack 10, but his first 3 solo albums went gold. The first Westside Connection album went Platinum.
Tupac spoke on “Bow Down” in his last interview.
Keize Montoya it was his interview with Sway
Josh Meza hater how lol he was selling more then all of them
Ya momma 2 Josh bitch
It was "The last interview"(August 96) not the sway interview.Bow down was released in august.
Josh Meza a snitch lol? Who he get locked up or write statement on 😂😂
I need my other half a mic 😂😂
Running everything Westside of Mississippi!
I want a Westside Connection reunion album ASAP!!!!
That first Westside Connection album was a classic hands dowm
This Mack 10 conversation is the best interview since the quarantine, maybe all year. STRAIGHT STOMPIN' AND CHICKEN HOOKIN'!
Stalkin n chicken hawkin
I just seen Jamie Foxx show episode with WC on it. "Im a hustler I ain't got credit" Mack 10.
New York Rappers was Cocky Af Bacc then in the early 90’s...they Basically had the Mind set if you wasn’t from New York you shouldn’t be Rapping...I Remember Biggie took Shots at E-40 back in the Day, he said E-40 was a ZERO on a scale from 1 to 10.....and that’s the reason Biggie almost got killed in Sacramento by E-40 Goons....NY rappers always hated on the WestCoast Bac then....
Facts
Didnt even know that
Now they blooding and cripping ain't that a bitch
Yeah if you was from the Bay you got no love period and best believe that's the sole reason Puffy hurried up and made that Too Short cameo possible on Biggie's album bcuz he was trying to smooth over the situation in Oakland and not lose album sales bcuz of that E 40 situation
When Daz Kurupt and Snoop went to NY to film their music video they got shot at by NY dudes in Brooklyn. New York was hating hard back then. Glad things are different now.
The gangsta, the killa and the dope dealer and cross em out and put a k was my favourite on bow down. Cypress Diss
King of the Hill was the cypress diss. Cross em out is when Dub dissed Q-Tip
They dissed Cypress so hard that they turnt from running with the Bloods to being with the SouthSiders/Mexican Mafia involved
@@Fat_Vegan Cypress hill was dissed on cross em out also, go back and listen to it. Mack 10 called b-real and Muggs some bitches, cube dissed them too on that song. Wc was the only one who didn't diss them
@@Fat_Vegan
[Verse 7: Mack 10]
Now you can cross out the busters and snitches
B-Real and Ms. Muggs is like Hollywood bitches
From the niggas I know in the streets I run through
Swear to god bitch real it ain't one dog that know you (not one)
So watch what you say, who ya talk about, you tweekin
And keep hogs out'cha mouth when ya bitch ass is speakin
I'm sick wit it, cap at your dome till I hit it
This Westside Connection, Cypress know they can't fuck with it. [Verse 8: Ice Cube] Use to get kisses and hugs, now I'm servin ya slugs
Fuck B-Real and Muggs, y'all niggas ain't no fuckin thugs
T your surprise, everybody dies
From Columbian neck ties covered with flies
Ya fuckin maggots, ya fuckin faggots
I should alert you, every motherfucker that I know wanna hurt you
So when I pull my spray can to spray
I'm sprayin C-H-K all motherfuckin day
@@ericlucas1 That was a classic
It's true New York didn't want to show love to artists outside of New York during that time.
The south never really got over how Outkast was treated at The Source awards. I love NY Hip-hop but they were arrogant mfs.
Alot of older heads in NYC still dont
I'm from New York but New York dont even show New York love we play other city music more then our own
new yorkers was straight up haters back then
Radio stations was pay for play. You didnt kiss ass to get your album on the radio you got no spins. It's funny that Mack 10 said he had Flex DJ at his wedding when Flex was guilty of pay for play.
Mack 10 Was Just Upset That They Couldn’t Get Radio Play In New York , It Wasn’t No Beef But How You In A Supergroup On The West Coast & Got The #1 Song In The US .. New York Was Still Tryna Find They 90s Sound ; That’s Why They Was Lowkey Hating
Oh there was issues, but everyone in denial.
I agree with most of what you said... however I think that the prejudice that came from the metropolitan area is because of the listeners and radio programmers at that time weren't interested in hearing any other sound being produced outside of new york.
Not only was the west coast not getting shown any love, the entire south wasn't either... " east coast ain't got no love for Doctor Dre and Snoop Dogg ?! " 🤷🏾♂️
If they had a number 1 single with no NY spins why cry u think MOP felt salty when nobody outside of NY wasn't playing how about some hardcore
@@MrWARBUCKS24 topic wasn't about Mash out Posse.
never the worry the west was getting love or else they wouldn’t have been dominating in sales. The issue was djs here weren’t playing all of that gangsta rap that was coming out from over there. We wanted the skills back. Hip-hop was a different beast then, the early 90s was a tricky but pivotal time. It was like Hip-hip was going through adolescence.
Jeru's album title "The Sun Rises In The East"is a reference to his neighborhood "East New York" Brooklyn NOT the east coast. In BK they refer to it as "The East". Vlad said the same thing in his MC Eiht interview. He don't know wtf he be talking about
bxdale83 Vlad says a lot of dumb shit in his interviews. Homie is far from a journalist.
We didn't know that shit back then.. and didn't care. We still saw it as a dis. What's why Cube had the line 'the sun rises in the east, but it sets in the West'.
@@NevaEye Nobody expects the average west coast person to know that, but this is Vlad who calls himself a journalist. The same thing with the rapper Blahzay Blahzay and his song "Danger". The hook goes "When the east is in the house oh my god". People also took that as a shot at the west coast but the song was repping East New York, Brooklyn. With that I could understand the west taking it as a diss although it had nothing to do with the west but as a so callled journalist he is disseminating erroneous information and doesn't do the proper research
@@jasenkabir8263 Facts
At the time NY was throwing too many subliminal jabs at LA so that’s why it was considered a diss
"Fuck all the critics in the NYC, who wanna roc the microphone after me, fuck who you are and who you be, my energy going down like the NFC, I'm going thorough in your borough, with my raider hat and jerry curl, gangstas ruled the world in the west nevertheless" They straight snapped 😂😂
ClaSSiC💎 Bow Down
When You Come To
Our Town 🌳
The issue was the critics and writers but a lot of the critics and writers wasn't from N.Y.
FreddyFree
That true. And a lot of them were first generation immigrants.
True but NYC were some real haters back then.
@@tmason995 NYC IS STILL FULL OF HATERS. ALWAYS HAS ALWAYS WILL
"I never been a hater, I don't give a fuck enough"
-Roc Marciano (NY's goat)
They were all based in NY as was the magazine.
Vlad sneak dissing Nas, again!
Strictly Hip Hop when
Strictly Hip Hop exactly🤦🏽♂️ trying to bring him down because of his sales for illmatic but knowing damn well illmatic is better than Mack 10 whole catalog alone
@@jayjaythagoattv3403 🤣🤣🤣🤣 FACTS!!!!
vlad is pathetic, i dont understand why he always throws shades at nas lol
Nas literally had a multi platinum second album in 96 at the height of the east coast west coast beef so wtf is vlad talking bout
I wonder if Vlad will bring up “Thicker Than Water” with Fat Joe
I'm scared to google that movie
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@@LafayetteDeebo103 thanks for the link
I hope so
Trust me he is give it time
*Anyone else wondering what part Mack 10 gonna flip out in? I can't be the only 1*
😩😫😅😂😭😭😭
T boz questions
@@monta2max Uuuugghhh 🤔 you might have hit it on the head my dude
Yesssss I’m on eggshells I keep skipping over his interview cause for some reason he making it seems vlad didn’t prepare for this interview
@@YachicaK330 Yea he skippin over a lot of shit... Like I wanna know how he had more money than Snoop and offered him a million for a diss record... The movie with Fatjoe and his record company but we'll see
Anthony Bennett I feel like it’s gonna be pretty obvious with the title when it finally drops lol
I feel like vlad will skip over the cube beef and get straight to when he joined cash money I gotta feeling vlad too scared to touch on that subject lmao 😂
You rite doe. He also scared to ask him about TBoz from TLC to lol
hiiipower iii he want no smoke lol 😂
He not going to ask him about Cube wife making Cube leave the group over Mack10's beef with Ice Cube's wife's brother.
When you fall out with yo boy . Thats between them.
Chris Spencer man it’s apart of hip hop history us fans want some closure for another banging ass album 💯
I was hoping vlad would ask mack 10 about a little confrontation with lil cease in Sacramento, big was lucky not to get killed that night, E 40 saved his ass
Why would vlad ask mack 10 about that
That's a northern California situation Mack 10 is from Souther Cali
That had nothing to do with mack 10, that was e-40 homeboys who were gonna kill big and them and e-40 told them to chill.
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@@timothymaxheaux because if vlad knew about it he would love to here about it, that what vlad lives for,
LOVE THESE ..MAC 10 INTERVIEWS...GOOD TO HEAR FROM YOU MAC!... STAY REAL
Doesn't your K button work?
Mack 10 Dogg Pound joint off Rhyme and Reason soundtrack w fire! Good old days
David Campbell Nothin But a Cavi hit! That was my shit!
@@Kuromi_hellokittyandfriendsシイ Thanks bro
i still bang that shit from the rhyme n reason soundtrack classic shit!!
I keep telling people that. Nuttin but the Cavi goes hard. What do you consider fun.. Pass the bomb, pass the bomb.
@@nlee4566 all day night and all day long
Vlad: "Ya'll wasn't getting any spins on the east coast but your albums was still going platinum...."
Mack 10: "Imagine our record sales if we got more spins on the east coast"
Everyone outside of NY: THAT WAS THE WHOLE POINT OF THE EAST COAST VS WEST COAST BEEF! PERIODT! (outside of Pac and BIG beef)
DAT WAS 1 OF PAC'S REASONS TOO THO!🤷🏽♂️ PAC KNEW HOW DA EAST COAST USED 2 DISS DA WEST CUZ HE WAS 4RM DA WEST TOO!💯 EVEN STILL, PAC MADE SURE HE ONLY CALLED OUT CERTAIN DUDES ON DA EAST, CUZ HE WAS 4RM THERE TOO!🤷🏽♂️ PAC WAS JUST A SPECIAL/UNIQUE SOULJA OF DA CULTURE ✊🏼, WHICH IS ALSO WHY HE WAS DA MOST HATED!🤦🏽♂️ #MAKAVELITHEDON 👑
Nah it wasn't. East Coast didn't like the gang images being pushed. You can be a gangster and still rap. West coast planted alot of seeds and now we have bloods and crips all over the country the majority influenced from rap. Was the music hot? Yes. Could it have been delivered a better way back then like Xzibit in late 90s or Kendrick Lamar today yes.
HankBlockOG nigga Kool G rap rap that gangster shit so wth you talking about?? Every nigga in NY represented their Burroughs. NY niggas just was some arrogant ignorant mfers at that time thinking no one else suppose to do hip hop but them. Foh
@@eastside313yahdig.2 Claiming gangs and screaming where you from are two different things. Kool G wasn't popular enough to have mass amounts of influence. He was 1 guy. West coast had dozens of platinum artist that rasied a generation of future convicts. Places like Little Rock Arkansas and St Louis use to be safe for black people to move to now it's heavy into the gang culture.
Bow down is such a dope track. That beat and bassline mixed with their vocals is 🔥
Those who are too young to remember...Mack 10 was the BIGGEST HOTTEST rap artist in the world for a few years in a row. He had literally eclipsed everyone. Even out here in the West Coast he was bigger than Cube and Snoop for a moment. That's what makes his disappearance over the last 12-15 years so crazy.
Mc Ehit and Children of the Corn albums that was released on Mack 10 record label was FIRE!!!
@@ericjohnson2248 yeah you right
CoG
"Take a Hit" on the Friday Soundtrack is still my favorite Mack 10 joint...
The instrumental is bonkers when you are floating!!
@@tezzingtonsir28 you already know!!!
East coast was jealous of the west coast record sales
No, the east coast felt that most west coast rap was wack as hell partly because their wasn't a lot of great lyricist coming from the west.
@Little Sones Well Thuh; tell me something i don`t know.
I and many other people from the east coast did like some west coast rap. But we was mostly into east coast rap. And its the same with people on west coast. They were mostly into west coast rap and many of them felt east coast rap was corny just like many of us felt most west coast rap was corny. Even when Joe Clair use to host rap city, he said on one of the the episodes, that he has people on the west coast telling him that Rap City play too much east Coast, and he had people on the east coast telling him Rap City play too much west coast.
The west coast was not buying east coast rap like that after a lot of west coast rappers started getting into the game and making big hits. Nas first album was a classic but it flopped partly because the west coast did not support it. Instead they supported Warren G whose first album cannot even compare to Nas first Album. Warren G rhymes are simplistic and the beats are nowhere near as good as the beats on Nas first Album.
Did Nas bi!tch and cry because the west coast did not support his first album? No.
Did Nas make a group called East Side Connection and dis the west coast because they did not acknowledge him? No.
And a lot of other great east coast artist who released classic albums flopped because partly because the west was not support them and not playing their records. Instead the west coast supported Mack 10, Too Short, Ice Cube, Cypress Hill, Tupac, West Side Connection etc..
Did the east coast b!tch and cry and moan that the west did not want to play their records and did not want buy their records? No. Did we say "your entitled to your lame opinions" No. But we felt ya`ll was entitled to your opinions though.
@@PPHDocumentaries
east coast rappers didn’t understand the whole gang/420 culture incorporated into their hip hop. Mobb Deep even dissed rappers talking about smoking weed in that intro on Infamous. Now everyone does it. Just two cultures that approached rap/hiphop different at that time mixed in with egos.
West side connection is one of the first hip hop/rap artists I heard when I first started listening to rap and “Bow Down” is my all time favorite song from them
Tupac said when he ridin every other weatcoast rapper was silent, they didn't start wooofin til after 2pac laid the groundwork and took all of the heat
Wow we talking about East back in the day. DJ Quik put Mack down on Tim Dogg. Rodney O Joe Collin fuck N.Y. back in 93. List goes on , and on. The East could not come here, they were scared in the 80s come to the West. We were not bumping that weak ass shit. Nas got no play in the West.
Westside Slaughterhouse came out before Pac got with Death Row though. They were running with that Westside shit before him.
Tupac was outta his mind with that dumb statement. He wasn’t the only nigga saying shit. And that W he took from cube which cube took from Kam
@@hiphoploverjon9180 So when I go listen to that Westside Slaughterhouse album I'm going to here them calling out names, calling out East Coast legends, and speaking specifically about who disrespected the West Coast? Cuz if not I'm going to find u and go medieval on your ass lol
young internet thug What would it matter if they were dissing? I love Pac but at least they were riding unlike his labelmate Snoop. Pac didn't even have a beef with Cube or Westside Connection. He only spoke on Cube because of that. He wasn't dissing and he called him one of his idols.
I think every fan in the 90’s was gravitating towards their region. Growing up in East LA, I was exposed to Cube, Too Short, DJ Quik, Pac, MC Eiht, E40, Snoop, Dre, Eazy E, Cypress Hill, Dog Pound were unmatched and although I also listened to Biggie, Nas, Scarface. I wasn’t always privy to some of the other legends like: Jay Z, and the Wu until the late 90’s. It’s not that I didn’t know that there were many other musicians that were popping at the time, but my pride made me feel that supporting other rappers that weren’t fucking with Death Row artist was a betrayal. It wasn’t until my later years when all the East/ West subsided that I was able to allow myself to appreciate the likes of Mobb Deep, Fat Joe, JayZ, WuTang, Jadakiss, Nas, 50 cent. Btw Once Master P bailed out Snoop, that made me appreciate the South more, rappers like Scarface, UGk, Cash Money, No Limit, Outcast and so many more. I wasn’t a Big Mac 10 fan because growing up I always thought he was trying to hard or that he was a bit arrogant but once that Cavi Hit record came out I thought it was 🔥 lit. And although I wasn’t a big fan you can’t deny that the man was gifted and maybe a bit humbled by the experience in life after success.
The east love west/ stop lumping us DC with New York. Back then west coast music was dominating
Facts DC fuck with the west niggaz was bumping pac all day
Enjoying this Interview better than I thought
Lol, the source and the 5 mics, Haha nostalgia right there lol 90s shit
Thanks for the longer clip Vlad.
When I lived in Philly, I stayed bangin that on my system when it dropped. I always dug west coast rap
Mack is a true O.G...MAD RESPECTS.. FROM DAYGO✊🏼
Vlad always has the most awkward pauses like he’s pondering some really important question, yet it’s always about the amount of status and money the person has, always searching for the most arrogant conversation
Who remembers The Show....that joint is a forgotten classic....wu...warren g...that and rhyme and reason...str8 🔥🔥
How are you gonna compare an underground album(Illmatic) from early 94 to a mainstream album (Bow Down) from late 96? Anyone who was in the culture at that time knows that there was a major difference in hip hop and sales at that time.
The media hype things up both sides got good music real talk ! Classic material East Coast & West Coast you got mad love and respect here I'm from South Carolina !
F**k all the critics in New York in my opinion was the hardest song on the album. The entire album is still a classic to this day. Who else remembers the Thicker Than Water movie?
i do
Jeru the Damaja "The Sun rises in the East" title for his first album, was not a jab at the west coast. He was bigging up the East New York section of Brooklyn which is where he`s from. Its the same thing with that song by Blahzay Blah "East is in the house" which is Jeru doing the the chorus in that song. Blahzay and Jeru was not bigging up the entire east coast, They were referring to East New York section of Brooklyn.
as a kid during those days the east coast vs west coast thing felt like 2 fractions in wwf going at it.. I was team west coast hardcore
Hell yeah yall dont got no love fir the west coast!!
I love MACK One O. One my Favorite all time. That First connect Gang was a classic 🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤
"Front, back, side to side, we be giving it up till the day we die..."
Mack10 know what to say and what not to say .... smart ass G
TICK TOC TIC TOC⏰. WE ARE ALL WAITING TO HEAR WHY HIM AND ICE CUBE FELL OUT? I PRAY🙏 THEY PATCH THINGS BACK UP🤝.
Really inspired by your channel Vlad. Definitely one of the biggest inspirations for me starting my channel.
They talk about it on the Westside Connection track - All The Critics In New York
Cube went in
I dont know any music recording artist personally..but this guy Mack-10 emulates RESPECT.
Mack 10 should be on drink champs this not his lane vlad tv 😂
The one thing Pac was off-base with his comments on Bow Down was claiming that Cube and them weren’t holding it down for the West when he was in jail and waited until Hit Em Up to go on the war path.
They had Westside Slaughterhouse a full year before that though.
the West coast ran the 90s. up until 97-99 then the sound started to get futuristic and funky🤣 and everyone started to unite. then the 2000s hit. the sound got fire👊
The east coast west coast beef started a beef with cats that never knew each
Cointelpro is what it’s called
Pac was mad Cube and Mack 10 was riding that whole Westside wave just cause it was marketable at the time
💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
Pac wouldn't step to cube and mack 10
I mean you gotta represent where you fro
A dude born in New York, raised in Baltimore claiming Westside Connection was riding the Westcoast wave 😂😂😂
Just like the other NY cats like Nas, Mobb Deep , ll cool j and CNN were riding that whole Eastcoast wave cause it was marketable.
Vlad:How it feel being successful coming from Inglewood?
Mack: We the City of Champions homie
Mack 10 real G much respect O.G
2PAC didn’t like Westside connection because he thought they were riding the east coast west coast wave at the time.
Westside Connection subliminal sneak dissing 2pac aka MAKAVELI on the Bow Down album on the song Do You Like Criminals
7:00 1st time hearing a gangster say
"Wonderful"
mack 10 a rapper dont get it twisted
ya-da-die tiendez boosie badazz told me you can’t can’t be a Gangsta and a rapper at the same time
This my favorite Vlad interview EVER! Mack 10 ain't saying a damn thing. Love it.
Vlad: So you used to rap in a group called Westside Connection.
Mack 10: Who told you that?
Vlad I hope you talked about him playing in I’m bout it with P and also the bang or ball album he did with CMR
Lol @ Smurf 🤣🤣🤣🤣
"Now I got ta show you how the West coast rocks
No razor blades, in my mouth, just a Glock
And I'm hittin you up, with that W-S
The sun rises in the East, but it sets in the West".
This the first mack10 interview i ever seen 🔥
It was a real sense of disrespect felt on the west as far as how nyc rappers,rap fans & magazines acted towards west coast rap/west coast people in general. It was ny dudes dissin the west coast in the source magazine letters column (I remember reading them),way before Pac dropped hit em up. So it's disengenous to put it all on Pac & Big.
@5:02 Mack's attitude towards this whole interview lol
Jeru The Damaja is from East New York. That's what his album title reference is to. Don't put him in that East vs West BS.
They don't get it and also the sun does rise in the east
Jeru did take shots at the west on "come clean" though.
@@theoriginal668 he was taking shots at the gimmick that west coast rap was becoming
reppinRTC and got major Love for 1 O..
dope interview vlad.
4 fingers up with 2 twisted in the middle!!!
We need a new westside connection album asap
There was one reason Nas didnt sell more..NEW York was the capital of boot legs...of course he couldnt sell more...😂😂😂😂
Bow down one of the best albums ever made still bang that shit till this day!
Mack 10 straight gangsta he answered vlad questions like he talking to the cops like he ain't giving up nothing!!
This is a great interview and The Source screwed WSC out of 5 mics because they rightfully dissed biased East Coast hip hop media.
Vlad hittin us with the stepped on knowing damn well we want to hear about Cash money and Ice Cube beef
@Stonewall Jackson 🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️
@Stonewall Jackson 😂 poor wording on my part homie. I mean we want to hear about Mack 10's involvement with Cash Money as well as Mack 10's beef with Ice Cube.
@Stonewall Jackson cube lucky? Fuck cash money shit is whack
The West didn’t get radio play in the East back then but they still it “Boom box” play.
*got