In this VladTV full interview, MC Serch of 3rd Bass tells stories about 3rd Bass, Bushwick Bill of the Geto Boys, Jay-Z, Nas, and MC Hammer putting a hit out on him. Watch above.
I still rock the Cactus Album every couple years. Brings me back man, that shit is dope. Hip hop was a totally different animal back then, and this man right here is a legend.
@@10.11.9 he actually is white. His ancestors are Russian(khazars) or german(ashkenazi) Russian none the less. The ashkenazi migrated from Russia to Germany. Both groups are from the seed of esau. Neither are YAHS chosen people. But u knew that already. Trying to steal your birth right back after you sold it for a bowl of pottage meant your birth right didnt mean anything to u. For that reason is why that unwanted birth right got passed to Jacob.....the socalled African American man and woman aka the children of Israel. If u dont believe me or like it, ask YAH.
True he was the first artist I bought a cd from...That's crazy come to think of it as a black man..but he was poppin with Here i come and that back to the grill again joint with Nas...But I liked the facts that he shut Vlad's ass kissing down quick
Pay attention to him saying he wasn't gonna be the Jew who rips off the black man. Then he gave you examples. BTW Vlad, the next white rappers you need to interview is House of Pain.
I have a lot of respect for Serch. My uncle, who was only a few years older than me and was basically like my big brother, and who had gotten me into Hip-Hop music in the winter of 83/84), loved 3rd Bass and rocked them constantly. Seeing/hearing him gives me nostalgia for 89/90 - which was a very rough 2 years for me, but a time whose magic resonated above all the bullshit.
Best interview since the 90s! I learned a bunch of info i wouldnt of known if it wasn't for this well told Hip Hop legendary stories! Me being a hip hop junkie I can smoke and listen at MC Serch's adventures of Hip Hop allday!🤞💯👍🔥🔥🔥
3rd Bass was, as far as i know, the first hip hop group to show Memphis love on wax on Derelicts. They were on top of their game when they were around. Slick professionals dropping professional records. They absolutely stand up today if you dig them out and listen to them.
Serch is a legend. Facts! He may be humble to a fault. 3rd Bass was a huge influence for me personally. The first song I ever wrote in like 90 maybe 91 was called "Rip the Mic" and the breaks between verses was my DJ cutting on Serch saying "Let me rip the mic and go for mine". Salute.
I knew this interview was going to be good when he called Vlad out at the beginning for trying to call 3rd Base “legendary” after Vlad shitted on him on a vanilla ice interview previously
people shit on legends all the time. people shit on tom brady and still call him the goat. no legend has existed free of scrutiny. people shit on jesus .. come on now lol
Great Interview, i loved 3rd Bass as a kid, MC Serch you need to get someone to animate your stories as episodes, that would be dope! I envisioned that Bushwick story in cartoon form which made it extra hilarious...lol
It's a pleasure to listen to this guy. He's a natural story teller and he's experienced so many things, his memory is fantastic, this is one of the best interviews I've ever listened to overall
I’m around the age range I never listened to him growing up but I like this interview. Won me over as a person and personality. Excellent stories and historical connections. Seems like a good hearted person.
I enjoyed listen and watching the entire interview from MC Serch. I grew up on 3rd Bass as a kindergarten kid growing up in the Golden Age Hip-Hop era.
I love this interview! As soon as I heard Pookie, I already knew what was up. These stories seriously fascinates me! Serch is seriously the best story teller! LOVED THIS oh yeah and he definitely schooled me on how to spell SERCH not search and BASS not base... wild but unique and I respect it!
Loved 3rd Bass back in the day. I remember when Serch did morning radio in Detroit, he was really good. Great stories from Serch, one of the best interviews I've watched from Vlad👍👍
I believe that story on Hammer, Hammer was harder than everybody gave him credit for and there's other rappers who dealt with Hammer, and the outcome was similar except w/o the contract hit for 50k as serch claimed they were told, hammer being an Oaktown OG was known for some of his beefs in the streets in his earlier years before he became the multi platinum selling artist, but that bullshit story he told about Bushwick bill was very much something he pieced together.
I aint gone lie I was a 3rd bass fan in high school it was different it hit different than most especially words of wisdom that joint still rocks till this day
I'm just here to listen to Serch say he challenged Hammer to a dance battle. SMH. Bruh. That's still the funniest ish I've heard in a minute. #LetsBattle
its crazy that he put on nas, and warned him about the guys who would try to use him. never dropped names, but just told him keep a sharp eye out for the vultures. AND he never wanted a dime from nas. thats a stand up guy.
LOVED this interview! Serch was a hero to me growing up in the 90's as an aspiring hip hop artist! That Bushwick Bill story is one of the greatest & funniest stories ever told!
Vlad has no problem asking Lord Jamar has he ever smoked crack and asking every guest the most incriminating shit but he doesn’t want to offend this jew.
@74kjohnson I think griff is antisemitic thats why he was on serchs helmet, i mean he got kicked out of PE for beeing antisemitic and is all over the Internet with whacky antisemitic conspiracy shit until this day. Antisemitism is very real, so dont underestimate that
@@Watdjndbdb Clearly you must be deaf! he did too say Rakim had writers block, go back and listen again and close your mouth that's why you missed it, you to busy yappin.
Met Serch at a bar in Orlando and he was a real cool dude. He walked by me and I said waddup and told him I was a fan. He stopped shook my hand looked me in the eye and said he appreciated it then he asked me where I was from and we spoke for a few minutes. Real humble guy.
Serch loves to talk but he’s not down with a lot of the fellas from back in the day…..Daddy Rich, Pete and even Rakim called him out when he dropped his book and said he’d never have someone write his lyrics. Great story teller I guess but how much truth is he speaking?? Who knows
My main beef with this is a personal one: Daddy Rich is not mentioned in more than a passing sentence. On the low he’s one of the greatest un-acknowledged DJs from that era. He was also a good friend of mine from childhood, who I watched work like a slave to become a master. So maybe I’m biased but damn, not a word about an East Flatbush 50’s legend. Why?
Only just stumbled upon this but what a thoroughly brilliant interview, could listen to Serch for days. Fond memories of when 3rd Bass came to Glasgow many many moons ago
Dope to hear these stories..growing up in the Netherlands we heard the music but never really the background stories..that's why i like vladtv..it gives great backround content of the era i grew up in..💪🏽
Acts like The Beastie Boys, Vanilla Ice & 3rd Bass built the table that Eminem and other white rappers eat off of. They made it ok to be a white rap artist. They showed what is possible. Thanks.
Next up MC SERCH, Loved. 3rd Bass growing up in the 90’s. So many great groups and artists. Personally now , can’t stand new shit. Use to love to hear grimy beats, samples. I have a lot of respect for him and enjoyed this interview.
MC Search is a legend who is the Forrest Gump of Hip Hop in that he’s literally been at almost every huge even since 1980! That MC Hammer story was a movie 😆😅. I knew the story, but he added more to it so visually 😂 I wish Percee-P would of been on Back to the Grill again with Nasty Nas that would of been🔥
All that nonsense that white people are merely guests in the house of hip hop falls completely apart precisely because of this man right here. This is a pioneer. A true OG.
3rd bass was everything to me . The cactus album is still banging today . 3rd bass should of never went away . Love these guys .3 the hard way . Step into the am. Brooklyn Queens . Fuck I love 3rd bass
As a white kid I was never into 3rd Bass back then. I liked their solo albums way better, especially Here it Comes. That being said, I'm taking everything Serch said with a grain of salt. He's entertaining, true, but there were too many bridges burnt. Makes you wonder. No mentioning of Daddy Rich, nothing about the break-up, the planned reunion, his beef with Pete Nice.
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Everytime he mentions a name who has passed he says “ rest in peace “ right after. I like this guy
That's very usual in catholic culture. Not RIP someone that has died, or has been dead for a while, now, it's very disrespectful.
@@HittokiriBattousai17 you must not have followed 3rd Bass or you'd know he's Jewish
This guy doesn’t need questions. Tells the whole story without a question. Great story teller .
It’s because almost every word is a lie. He changes his stories every single time interviewed.
He definitely tells stories
I know there are no absolutes, but I've yet to meet a New Yorker who wasn't a great story teller.
I still rock the Cactus Album every couple years. Brings me back man, that shit is dope. Hip hop was a totally different animal back then, and this man right here is a legend.
Derelicts of Dialect is dope too
One of the best interviews I’ve ever watched. I loved 3rd Bass and had all their albums back in the 90s. These guys were incredible
White dudes like him back then actually respected studied and participated in the art form and culture of hip hop which is why they were welcomed..
Latoya D facts
Selanne93 How so?
@@BayAreaCuddy He's a Jew. Jews are not "White."
@@10.11.9 he actually is white. His ancestors are Russian(khazars) or german(ashkenazi) Russian none the less. The ashkenazi migrated from Russia to Germany. Both groups are from the seed of esau. Neither are YAHS chosen people. But u knew that already. Trying to steal your birth right back after you sold it for a bowl of pottage meant your birth right didnt mean anything to u. For that reason is why that unwanted birth right got passed to Jacob.....the socalled African American man and woman aka the children of Israel. If u dont believe me or like it, ask YAH.
True he was the first artist I bought a cd from...That's crazy come to think of it as a black man..but he was poppin with Here i come and that back to the grill again joint with Nas...But I liked the facts that he shut Vlad's ass kissing down quick
This dude literally went to Hip-Hop high school..Too many legends in there
Alex Shepherd real shyt
FACTZ!
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First :35 seconds are criiiiiinge!!!!
@@L.I.2RVA ll0000
I learned a lot from this interview! He's probably one of the best story tellers I've listened to in a long time.
Antwone Thomas yup
Yeah a story teller not a truth teller ..
He did a good one awhile back on Ed Lovers radio show
Antwone Thomas So correct I was just saying the same thing to my buddy and we grew up listening to him we are about the same age. Great storyteller
One Two Why is that
MC SERCH needs to do more interviews. He tells great stories. Drink Champs & Rap Radar need to contact him to do an interview.
It's funny how NO ONE is calling him a SNITCH
@Sean Tottenham so true
You spoke it to existence. Drink Champs got him.
@@southernrelative01 Haha! Thanks for noticing.
@@mikephillipsjunkmail4453 It is what it is.
Love you, Serch! Many great days listening to you in High School on the bus as a teenager. You guys kept it real from day 1. Respect.
MC Serch is a very genuine, authentic, believable person. I can tell there's no bullshitting in this guy... I like that! 🤔
BeauAmoureux.com crazy how I think the exact opposite
Quinchmy Thirst word up
Weird..i sense alotta bullshit w this dude
I'm selling a bridge in Brooklyn. Interested?
@random you’re ignorant of this mans reputation and standing in the culture
Finally the whole interview. 3rd Bass first album, The Cactus Album, is a classic
Diane V yes it is. I remember listening to it until the tape popped
Diane V what's ur wordz of wizdom if ur not a product of the environment from brooklyn queens.You better step to the A.M or you'll get the gas face.
Diane V, look in the mirror some time, ok? You're lily White, honey. Try acting like it.
Cactus Cee/D
Nope
Pay attention to him saying he wasn't gonna be the Jew who rips off the black man. Then he gave you examples.
BTW Vlad, the next white rappers you need to interview is House of Pain.
Word
Realest comment on here.
House of Pain 🎯🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
@@spikenpokey1969 *_TALK TO 'EM!!!_* 🔥🔥🔥
House of pain definitely
That Hammer story is absolutely NUTS! also this interview is such a gold mine of history, I wish I discovered his music earlier
I have a lot of respect for Serch. My uncle, who was only a few years older than me and was basically like my big brother, and who had gotten me into Hip-Hop music in the winter of 83/84), loved 3rd Bass and rocked them constantly. Seeing/hearing him gives me nostalgia for 89/90 - which was a very rough 2 years for me, but a time whose magic resonated above all the bullshit.
MC SERCH DOESN'T GET THE LOVE AND RESPECT HE DESERVES. DUDE IS A LEGENDARY ATOM IN HIP HOP BIOLOGY
I TOTALLY LOVED HIM WHEN I WAS YOUNG. HE HAD SOOOO MUCH FLAVA
back in the day dudes WANTED to hate 3rd Bass cause they were white but they were so dope lyrically they earned everyones respect
It's much easier to sway people than make them deeply reflect on reality
He doesnt get the hate and disrespect he deserves in my opinion
*RIP Bushwick Bill*
We will always remember you!
@Damon Davis Wish I could 😔
*8/12/1966 - 9/6/2019 Sunday @9:35pm*
Probably the best interview by Vlad. Vlad allowed the guy to speak and Serch is a great story teller and very intelligent.
Best interview since the 90s! I learned a bunch of info i wouldnt of known if it wasn't for this well told Hip Hop legendary stories! Me being a hip hop junkie I can smoke and listen at MC Serch's adventures of Hip Hop allday!🤞💯👍🔥🔥🔥
6:10 3RD BASS WAS THE ISH BACK THEN. Totally ingrained in my childhood.
I still listen to the Cactus album CD from time to time
3rd Bass was, as far as i know, the first hip hop group to show Memphis love on wax on Derelicts. They were on top of their game when they were around. Slick professionals dropping professional records. They absolutely stand up today if you dig them out and listen to them.
You from Memphis?
Leonza Duncan yea
Think about it: Serch is connected to Nas and Jay-Z, but also to MF DOOM. Truly amazing.
Big L
Serch is a legend. Facts! He may be humble to a fault. 3rd Bass was a huge influence for me personally. The first song I ever wrote in like 90 maybe 91 was called "Rip the Mic" and the breaks between verses was my DJ cutting on Serch saying "Let me rip the mic and go for mine". Salute.
MC Serch is a true student of the game and super humble 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
I knew this interview was going to be good when he called Vlad out at the beginning for trying to call 3rd Base “legendary” after Vlad shitted on him on a vanilla ice interview previously
Adrian Wilbert 👍 yep
people shit on legends all the time. people shit on tom brady and still call him the goat. no legend has existed free of scrutiny. people shit on jesus .. come on now lol
Serch is the man! Very underrated piece of hip hop culture
Save this ☝️ to your TH-cam playlist people. It’s a gem of an interview. 🙌🏼🤘🏼🤤 #hiphophistory
I love how he calls out Vlad, keep it 💯. Search needs his own channel and conduct interviews
Have a whole new aspect for this man.. he really knows his hip hop but to know how involved he was in the back scene amazed me.. dope interview..
One of the most solid interviews on vladtv. Maad obscure 😂😂👌👌
Great Interview, i loved 3rd Bass as a kid, MC Serch you need to get someone to animate your stories as episodes, that would be dope! I envisioned that Bushwick story in cartoon form which made it extra hilarious...lol
LOL good idea! 🤣
Pete Nice exposing Serch on radio brought me here.
Vlad needs a Pete Nice interview.
One of the best interviews I’ve seen and I’ve seen a lot of yo interviews 😂😂😂
It's a pleasure to listen to this guy. He's a natural story teller and he's experienced so many things, his memory is fantastic, this is one of the best interviews I've ever listened to overall
What a great storyteller!! Respect to MC Serch! 3rd Bass still one of the most ground breaking groups of the 90's.
We need some MF DOOM stories from him.
@IDTMWS damn straight you spell the mans name in caps
All caps sir, all caps👌🏿
especially NOW
Rip
I’m around the age range I never listened to him growing up but I like this interview. Won me over as a person and personality. Excellent stories and historical connections. Seems like a good hearted person.
I enjoyed listen and watching the entire interview from MC Serch. I grew up on 3rd Bass as a kindergarten kid growing up in the Golden Age Hip-Hop era.
I love this interview! As soon as I heard Pookie, I already knew what was up. These stories seriously fascinates me! Serch is seriously the best story teller! LOVED THIS oh yeah and he definitely schooled me on how to spell SERCH not search and BASS not base... wild but unique and I respect it!
Charity Denise Pope best comment on this channel. 👍
Agreed, him and fat joe got some stories!
Most Fire Interview I've Watched On Ages...
This was literally the best interview you ever did and I'm glad I watched it.
Loved 3rd Bass back in the day. I remember when Serch did morning radio in Detroit, he was really good. Great stories from Serch, one of the best interviews I've watched from Vlad👍👍
First answer gave me chills. Good shit
Hearing him tell the MC hammer story never gets old lmaoooooooo
I believe that story on Hammer, Hammer was harder than everybody gave him credit for and there's other rappers who dealt with Hammer, and the outcome was similar except w/o the contract hit for 50k as serch claimed they were told, hammer being an Oaktown OG was known for some of his beefs in the streets in his earlier years before he became the multi platinum selling artist, but that bullshit story he told about Bushwick bill was very much something he pieced together.
3rd base , public enemy, too short ,geto boys, NWA, llcool J, run dmc- were my sh!t back then-- and still!
I listened 2 a couple of the segments & decided 2 just listen to this all @ once . dudes got some really good tales & knowledge 💯
Me too..lol
Serch seems like a real stand up guy. I loved this interview.
Dope interview! I love 3rd Bass. Did I spell that right?
Yuh
Still one of my favorite interviews, this guy needs a podcast
Vlad "Yeah, I just interviewed who you just mentioned" TV. 😅
Great interview! I hope he gets that project he mentions at the end off the ground sooner than later. Love MC Serch!
MC Serch is great, I've been listening to his solo album constantly for decades
I aint gone lie I was a 3rd bass fan in high school it was different it hit different than most especially words of wisdom that joint still rocks till this day
Big up MC Serch!! BEFORE EMINEM..THERE WAS 3RD bass..AND THEY WERE CONSCIOUS TOO :)
As if eminem is a nobody lol...and doesn't have dope tracks of all types conscious or whatever in that regard
Sreejit Sarkar Name one conscious Em track 😂
Regardless of what you think about his music, this man is a true legend of the game. Respect.
Where's the GoFundMe link?
Vlad prolly saw that interview and said aight bet bitch lmaooo
I'm just here to listen to Serch say he challenged Hammer to a dance battle. SMH. Bruh. That's still the funniest ish I've heard in a minute. #LetsBattle
sad how hes been in therapy for years following the contract thing. you know hes not telling the whole story
Ngl Search used to dance his ass off lol
@@TheSubwaysurfer wait wym
"It was just mad obscure yo" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Best interview ever !! 💪
Came from No Jumper to see the new comments 😂🤣
Absolutely amazing interview.
"It's cute but its mad obscure" hahaha
its crazy that he put on nas, and warned him about the guys who would try to use him. never dropped names, but just told him keep a sharp eye out for the vultures. AND he never wanted a dime from nas. thats a stand up guy.
"...and all you get, is a new pack of Newports and Puma sweats." Dope
Serch should be one of his regular degulars. Btw WE NEED ANOTHER GODFREY AND LORD JAMAR CO HOST EPISODE
Yea exactly dude is also a great story teller. And I like the chemistry between the two.
Godfrey is a clown and Jamar is conspiracy theory
That Bushwick story is top 5 all time!!!! Crazy
During the Bushwick story,Serch says “mad obscure.” it’s the most white East Coast rapper thing I’ve ever heard. Perfect
LOVED this interview! Serch was a hero to me growing up in the 90's as an aspiring hip hop artist! That Bushwick Bill story is one of the greatest & funniest stories ever told!
The Bushwick story had me crying laughing
No Professor Griff story...smh.
Yeah wtf
They said next time... whenever that is...
Vlad has no problem asking Lord Jamar has he ever smoked crack and asking every guest the most incriminating shit but he doesn’t want to offend this jew.
@74kjohnson
I think griff is antisemitic thats why he was on serchs helmet, i mean he got kicked out of PE for beeing antisemitic and is all over the Internet with whacky antisemitic conspiracy shit until this day. Antisemitism is very real, so dont underestimate that
What happened with Serch and Prof Grif?
BEST | INTERVIEW | EVER !
33:15 I wanna know what happened with Serch and Eric B. VLAD you have to find out...get Eric B in here.
There you go he lieing about Eric B., Eric B. couldn't give 2 shits about this man here and he had the nerve to say Rakim had a writers block GTFOH.
Myke Johnson he never said that clearly you didn’t watch the video
@@Watdjndbdb Clearly you must be deaf! he did too say Rakim had writers block, go back and listen again and close your mouth that's why you missed it, you to busy yappin.
Myke Johnson sorry dad love you ❤️
Lol
Finally. The whole video.
Crazy entertaining. I've seen this multiple times. Never gets old.
I love how Serch "chin-checked" Vlad with that Arsenio Hall interview reference...
Met Serch at a bar in Orlando and he was a real cool dude. He walked by me and I said waddup and told him I was a fan. He stopped shook my hand looked me in the eye and said he appreciated it then he asked me where I was from and we spoke for a few minutes. Real humble guy.
This interview is fire 🔥 this is one of the best interviews I’ve heard in a long time
China Mac, Tray Deee and MC Serch are the MVPs of storytelling! 🏆💯
Dont forget KnockOut BG! But yeah, the 4 of them are Top Tier!!
I like China Mac but he is not great speaker.
Crazy interview search was that dude.....
SERCH** He legit complains about people mispelling his name.. Lol
3rd Bass was wicked back in the days
These fools are just going to act like the Beastie Boys didn't exist.
Who? Both of them acknowledged The Beastie Boys in this video lol
Very humble but u did have an incredible impact people u are respected and remembered because it created a memory
Serch loves to talk but he’s not down with a lot of the fellas from back in the day…..Daddy Rich, Pete and even Rakim called him out when he dropped his book and said he’d never have someone write his lyrics. Great story teller I guess but how much truth is he speaking?? Who knows
Mc serch seem like he could own a multi million dollar record label or be high profile manager
Great interview i watched the whole thing
Great interview! ✌
My main beef with this is a personal one: Daddy Rich is not mentioned in more than a passing sentence. On the low he’s one of the greatest un-acknowledged DJs from that era. He was also a good friend of mine from childhood, who I watched work like a slave to become a master. So maybe I’m biased but damn, not a word about an East Flatbush 50’s legend. Why?
Man that's crazy.
This is probably the best interview Vlad has ever DONE! 💯❤
I’m madd late but this was a Dope Dope interview 💪🏾
Only just stumbled upon this but what a thoroughly brilliant interview, could listen to Serch for days. Fond memories of when 3rd Bass came to Glasgow many many moons ago
You guys are awesome. Still listen to you guys today.
Dope to hear these stories..growing up in the Netherlands we heard the music but never really the background stories..that's why i like vladtv..it gives great backround content of the era i grew up in..💪🏽
Acts like The Beastie Boys, Vanilla Ice & 3rd Bass built the table that Eminem and other white rappers eat off of. They made it ok to be a white rap artist. They showed what is possible. Thanks.
His music wasn’t my music . But I respect the respect he show to the craft and the people in it
Next up MC SERCH,
Loved. 3rd Bass growing up in the 90’s.
So many great groups and artists.
Personally now , can’t stand new shit.
Use to love to hear grimy beats, samples.
I have a lot of respect for him and enjoyed this interview.
MC Search is a legend who is the Forrest Gump of Hip Hop in that he’s literally been at almost every huge even since 1980! That MC Hammer story was a movie 😆😅. I knew the story, but he added more to it so visually 😂
I wish Percee-P would of been on Back to the Grill again with Nasty Nas that would of been🔥
One of the best interviews
All that nonsense that white people are merely guests in the house of hip hop falls completely apart precisely because of this man right here. This is a pioneer. A true OG.
3rd bass was everything to me . The cactus album is still banging today . 3rd bass should of never went away . Love these guys .3 the hard way . Step into the am. Brooklyn Queens . Fuck I love 3rd bass
If u got nas signed and brought illmatic than u made a big impact on hiphop
As a white kid I was never into 3rd Bass back then. I liked their solo albums way better, especially Here it Comes.
That being said, I'm taking everything Serch said with a grain of salt. He's entertaining, true, but there were too many bridges burnt. Makes you wonder.
No mentioning of Daddy Rich, nothing about the break-up, the planned reunion, his beef with Pete Nice.