So basically, Eminem had a concert in Los Angeles and some Crips were trying to extort him. The samoans (Boo-Yaa Tribe is a rap group of them) were hired for Em's protection. They wanted a feature from Em for this in turn, and that feature he did. Don't know how B-Real came into the picture, but I love his part. Maybe he was the connection to the samoans?
B-Real does not know himeslf. During the pandemic he gave an Interview in which he was asked about it. “They just called me to be on this record and Boo-Yaa, they’ve always been family to us. Ganxsta Ridd was one of my big time homies. They were always with us in the early days. And so when that project came up and I heard Em was on it, I’d always wanted to flip on a record with him, so it was easy work - it was family and Em was on it. I was like, ‘Oh, shit. All right, let’s do it.’. - Rockthebells Magazine
Exactly how you word-4-word this whole extortion with M&M and The Boo Yaa Tribe, with B-Real in the middle of the extortion! True story!! You should get an award for RATTING on these wonderful and creative musicians!
Eminem actually did this song as to pay off a debt to the BOOYA TRIBE cuz there was some Crips trying yo extort Eminem & said if he didn't pay them 250k every time he touched down in LA they were gonna kidnap him or his kid. So Eminem was telling B REAL about it one day & B Real said im linked up with the Samoans in LA so let them handle it. Em got a call one day & they said you won't ever hear from them again & Em asked them "how much do you want for handling it ? " Eminem told them he was ready to pay them 500k that day but they said "DO A SONG WITH US" & Eminem agreed immediately. The Booya tribe was asked years later why didn't they take the 500k & they said "We got money, We got all the money we need but a song with the biggest & greatest rapper ever is worth way more that 500k so we took the song & 2 weeks later Em landed in CALI & went straight to our studio & he let us choose out of 10 beats & we recorded & he gave us all the rights to the song & without even asking he gave us the other 9 beats he made & gave us all the rights "
Booyaa TRIBE, an old school rap band fr LA. They were part of the gangsta rap movement back in the day with NWA, Ice Tea, King Tee, Ice Cube etc.. Lead rapper Ganxsta Rid, RIP, is the one on that 911 track. They were an actual band with instruments & doo wop melodies. Chk out there stuff, lotta good music.
Yeah I remember this song. They had some beef with some people and that's when Eminem had a Samoan crew that had his back or something like that (Edit) yeah em made a deal with a Samoan rap group to have his back with some crip gang members that were beefing. There's an interview where B- REAL that talks about the whole situation
sounds just like his production especially at the time, I'd be shocked if he didnt make that beat. He really is a great and unique beat maker and producer.
So basically, Eminem had a concert in Los Angeles and some Crips were trying to extort him. The samoans (Boo-Yaa Tribe is a rap group of them) were hired for Em's protection. They wanted a feature from Em for this in turn, and that feature he did. Don't know how B-Real came into the picture, but I love his part. Maybe he was the connection to the samoans?
B-Real does not know himeslf. During the pandemic he gave an Interview in which he was asked about it. “They just called me to be on this record and Boo-Yaa, they’ve always been family to us. Ganxsta Ridd was one of my big time homies. They were always with us in the early days. And so when that project came up and I heard Em was on it, I’d always wanted to flip on a record with him, so it was easy work - it was family and Em was on it. I was like, ‘Oh, shit. All right, let’s do it.’. - Rockthebells Magazine
@@KanalOhneInhalt Awesome, thanks!
Exactly how you word-4-word this whole extortion with M&M and The Boo Yaa Tribe, with B-Real in the middle of the extortion! True story!! You should get an award for RATTING on these wonderful and creative musicians!
Ratting?
@@aposamoa8475 It is called a Quote. I repeatred word for word as B said. give the award to him. I´m certainly not a rat, just a parrot.
Eminem actually did this song as to pay off a debt to the BOOYA TRIBE cuz there was some Crips trying yo extort Eminem & said if he didn't pay them 250k every time he touched down in LA they were gonna kidnap him or his kid. So Eminem was telling B REAL about it one day & B Real said im linked up with the Samoans in LA so let them handle it. Em got a call one day & they said you won't ever hear from them again & Em asked them "how much do you want for handling it ? " Eminem told them he was ready to pay them 500k that day but they said "DO A SONG WITH US" & Eminem agreed immediately. The Booya tribe was asked years later why didn't they take the 500k & they said "We got money, We got all the money we need but a song with the biggest & greatest rapper ever is worth way more that 500k so we took the song & 2 weeks later Em landed in CALI & went straight to our studio & he let us choose out of 10 beats & we recorded & he gave us all the rights to the song & without even asking he gave us the other 9 beats he made & gave us all the rights "
Someone needs to ask Em about this track
" lets get down to business" The song Business by Eminem off the The Eminem Show
"Hip hop is in a state of 911" is Eminem quoting himself from the song "Business" off The Eminem Show (2002):
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Booyaa TRIBE, an old school rap band fr LA. They were part of the gangsta rap movement back in the day with NWA, Ice Tea, King Tee, Ice Cube etc.. Lead rapper Ganxsta Rid, RIP, is the one on that 911 track. They were an actual band with instruments & doo wop melodies. Chk out there stuff, lotta good music.
Boo yaa tribe is a rap group of brothers from carson ca.the song is from a boo yaa tribe cd.
Yeah I remember this song. They had some beef with some people and that's when Eminem had a Samoan crew that had his back or something like that
(Edit) yeah em made a deal with a Samoan rap group to have his back with some crip gang members that were beefing. There's an interview where B- REAL that talks about the whole situation
I believe “hip-hop is in a state of 911” is from business if not it’s def off of the Eminem show, not sure which one came first.
The musical term for that "sharp" sound is Staccato :)
Been requesting this for ages .. glad you got to it
" BooYaa tribe ft Mac-10 - Bang on" is 🔥.
i remember this joint
Never forget
If I remember correctly Em produced this, too.
sounds just like his production especially at the time, I'd be shocked if he didnt make that beat. He really is a great and unique beat maker and producer.
For the reaction. This is a boo yaa tribe song btw
I love this beat this was brilliant thanku favourite TH-cam dealer x
Staccato is the sound you arw referring to when it comes to B-real
Yes wyclef is it
booyah are dope wow
The song is not originally his since it's on the boo yah tribes album. West Coast legends Boo yah tribe.
You gotta do the actual song ft boo ya tribe cause they had a verse
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Em sounded better. This is Em in his prime. But Breal had the hardest bars.