@@1dawg243 if I am crazy, it’s the war veteran side that you speaking of. It’s not the shootouts and petty beefs in the hood side. I promise you that. It’s not the same. Stop co-signing a word that wasn’t invented until war veterans was diagnosed with it.
No child deserves to grow up and say " there wasn't as much murder where I lived as the new side of the project" that shits disgusting. We need to do better
OG yeah but you can't have Wayne from the same city and make that statement with a straight face. If anything Mannie Fresh set the soundtrack. Still, that's New Orleans. Not the entire south.
@@wannillman8423 definitely agree with kast but juvenile as a solo artist was visually and sonically different shyt outkast was damn near like super heroes 💯‼️
South ain't playing, my mom thought it was the the best bet getting me outta south side of Chicago until I move down south had my own crew under GD74 and it got worse, I am a humble man now and I met Juve when I was on that bull💩, I respect him and he respected me, great dude
I was following a channel and they were spotlighting the 39ers and 3NG court transcripts; those guys got active! It was sad to hear about how they were out there just killing over bs.
@@tommyisrael6038 nahh certain areas is... mlk, Claiborne, all back there still black ... when you cross St Charles or go into the warehouse district and all the shit yeah... shit still wild though.. invisible but well known boundaries
@@garcel1251 sheed. I live in the calio They had Asians, Hispanics, and white folks live back here. They ride their bikes through here, walk through here and everything else. I used to live on desire, they got houses around desire and N. Miro. They live in Hollygrove and shyt. I had to run 2 white ice cream men from out the Melph and Calio.
This man defines the sound that would become the 2000s era of hip hop/rock/r&b even country. Think about how much influence these southern rappers have had on music as a whole. Southern rap was already happening, Juvi made it popular! Much respect.
Juve and Mannie Fresh changed the game of Hiphop/Rap music. 400 degrees is hands down the most classic album out tha south. No one had ever rapped like Juve before. The flow he had on Soulja Rag and Ha was truly his own..he invented it and then everyone after tried to copy it. Mannie Fresh and Juve's sound and chemistry is up there with Snoop and Dre, Guru and Premo, Organized Noise and OutKast, Tmix and 8Ball.
T.K. Kirkland: I'm the one who told the white cop in baller blockin to say," Who's the baller now warrrrrrdddie??!!" He wasn't feeling it at first but I told him to just trust me on this.
I was born and raised in New Orleans. Met Juvie a million times. He’s an icon. But I’ve never seen a full interview with him. And now I can’t even watch it? How do I join so I can watch this? I’m confused.
Yeah I don’t understand it...that’s just how it is...I didn’t grow up in the hood, but lived in one of the worst areas in Cleveland for a lil while...My street was quiet, but 2-3 blocks over was active.
Haha. Same here. First time I heard it was on the box. Right before this other wack ass song called I just don't give a f*** by some guy named Eminem. I knew right then that neither one of them was going anywhere. Lol Ha grew on me though.
While southern rappers were on commericially before Juve (i.e. outkast, scarface, goode mob, etc), when Juve dropped it was a gamechanger because it was the beginning of the south TAKING OVER!!!!
I know Vlad is gonna make this a 73 part interview, I just wanna hear from Juvie why he wasn't in the "Down Bottom" video and the "Project Chick" video
Yea I always wondered why he wasn’t in that video... I think it would’ve been Lit AF to see him and the rest of Cash Money in the video with the Ruff Ryders driving the Fancy cars and Bikes in the hood out in New York.
historically speaking, new orleans and d.c. were the 2 big american cities with the highest murder rates. the dubious title of “murder capital” was frequently given to one of those two cities. new orleans recorded a peak of 424 murders in 1994 with their highest murder rate of 86.2 which is absolutely insane. even with the violence of the past decades, new orleans was making a lot of progress before katrina came through. the city is back on the road to recovery but i fear that gentrification will force a lot of the longtime residents out.
@@JitsuSwagg you’re right, detroit has been the murder capital several times during its history. however, detroit never reached murder rates of 80/100k like new orleans and d.c. did in the 80’s & 90’s. chicago would’ve been murder capital several times but it has a relatively safe downtown area and a north side of the city that brings down the murder rate. in a bubble, the west and south sides of chicago are extremely violent.
@Willy RockBags st. louis needs a lot of help. its murder rate is outrageous and it’s losing thousands of residents a year. they might drop below the 300,000 population mark pretty soon which would be a loss of over half a million residents since the city reached its peak population back in the 50’s. a city-county consolidation would do good for them but i doubt that st. louis county would want to take on the problems of st. louis city
I grew up in Stockton, CA during the early 90s. I'm glad I didn't know what crack was then. I just knew it sounded bad like cracked concrete when I was child.
Watch the full interview now, ad-free now as a VladTV TH-cam Member: th-cam.com/channels/g7lal8IC-xPyKfgH4rdUcA.htmljoin
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I ain't paying you to watch that 🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️i will wait until its free 😂😂😂😂🖕🏾🖕🏾🖕🏾🖕🏾🖕🏾🖕🏾🖕🏾🖕🏾🖕🏾🖕🏾🖕🏾🖕🏾🖕🏾🖕🏾
The man who made our radios Hot for the 99 and 2000 🔥
Facts!!!!!!
For real for real. Juve had all the swag before swag was swag. I listen to his solo song on Baller Blockin and watch the movie all the time.
He still makes the radio hot. Everybody loves back that ass up 😂😂
@@metronomeyobihh clubs too. That and Baby Got Back still gets heavy rotation.
Periodt!!
That’s sad as fuck for a kid to have to go through...grateful as hell I grew up in the country.
Juvi a Living Legend !! Frfr!
Fasho fasho
113%
He's about to break this interview down like a pound of good
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Straight dubs
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Lmaooooo
I’m losing my mind having to wait for these damn 3 minute clips
Just pay $4 for the whole thing
@@WillOnCode oh shit is that how Vlad does it????
@@WillOnCode how ?
Gotta sign up for his TH-cam membership & you got it.
“Tiger got hit up in the Melph when I was young. Paramedics couldn’t even find his tongue”- Juvenile
That's when I started toting my heat.
I seen that whole story about Tiger on a documentary on TH-cam
Juve The Great
@@reallyfe8045 where at fam?
Tiger got his golds knocked out. Tiger got his tongue knocked out!
Uncle Larrel
And people dont think that we have PTSD like a war veteran
You don’t. From both worlds speaking.
@@espectrodelayautja6320 🙃
@@espectrodelayautja6320 You crazy as hell if you don’t think a lot of blacks from these communities aren’t dealing with PTSD.
RIGHT
@@1dawg243 if I am crazy, it’s the war veteran side that you speaking of. It’s not the shootouts and petty beefs in the hood side. I promise you that. It’s not the same. Stop co-signing a word that wasn’t invented until war veterans was diagnosed with it.
No child deserves to grow up and say " there wasn't as much murder where I lived as the new side of the project" that shits disgusting. We need to do better
Sad but true I felt this when I read it
The worst part is we’re the ones destroying our own communities
@@juanzamarripa3133 it’s not our community. We don’t own “our community” we just inhabit the areas. We need to buy a community then keep it up.
@@darriuswyche2392 that's a fact,
Man this Louisiana.
Juve put on for the south like non other…he set the standard and sound for southern classic albums 💯🤙🏾‼️
Facts
Outkast
Outkast is group to put South on. What Juvenile did was bring that area specific sound, and southern drawl.
OG yeah but you can't have Wayne from the same city and make that statement with a straight face. If anything Mannie Fresh set the soundtrack. Still, that's New Orleans. Not the entire south.
@@wannillman8423 definitely agree with kast but juvenile as a solo artist was visually and sonically different shyt outkast was damn near like super heroes 💯‼️
“I’d beat yo kid up” 😳 now wait a minute sir 😅
🙋🏿♂ miss lady you're beautiful
You fine af what’s your IG?
South ain't playing, my mom thought it was the the best bet getting me outta south side of Chicago until I move down south had my own crew under GD74 and it got worse, I am a humble man now and I met Juve when I was on that bull💩, I respect him and he respected me, great dude
@@leerjet8784 she’s a 6 at the most 😂
Lol they both were kids 😂
Been waiting for this for a loooong time... Juve IS my childhood...
Boy what u talking bout! Me too! Man that shit was my life soundtrack
@@chrisrob3854 best times of my life...
COMING FROM NEW ORLEANS YOU BORN DIFFERENT, SHIT REALLY THE TRENCHES FR, THE WHOLE CITY GETTING IT ON‼️ PRAY 4 MY CITY
Too bad it's been gentrified. New Orleans ain't the same
I was following a channel and they were spotlighting the 39ers and 3NG court transcripts; those guys got active! It was sad to hear about how they were out there just killing over bs.
@@tommyisrael6038 nahh certain areas is... mlk, Claiborne, all back there still black ... when you cross St Charles or go into the warehouse district and all the shit yeah... shit still wild though.. invisible but well known boundaries
@@garcel1251 sheed. I live in the calio They had Asians, Hispanics, and white folks live back here. They ride their bikes through here, walk through here and everything else. I used to live on desire, they got houses around desire and N. Miro. They live in Hollygrove and shyt. I had to run 2 white ice cream men from out the Melph and Calio.
@@tommyisrael6038 “white ice cream man”😂😂 well damn
Omg!!!!!! Yes Mystikal and Juvie!! I’ve been waiting for!! Thanks Vlad LEGEND!!!
Vlad just jumps right in to the murders & drugs instead of music related questions
I know
Get Juve the great on Drink champs
Damn juve said "smoking primos" .........that's fucken old school!!!!
This man defines the sound that would become the 2000s era of hip hop/rock/r&b even country. Think about how much influence these southern rappers have had on music as a whole. Southern rap was already happening, Juvi made it popular! Much respect.
VLAD loves anything related to “READY ROCK” stories LMFAO
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@ScAnDeLeZ who said anything about mad or angry genius LMFAO GO PLAY IN THE CORNER IM PUTTING YOU ON PUNISH MODE LMFAO
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READY ROCK!
Well you know he came up in it, you know his first transaction was 25g's for a kilo of flour
😆😅😂🤣🤤😭💦
I'm from Louisiana...Hot boys were the shit back in the days still are. Mostly all I listen to till this day
Facts I live 15 min from the city I hate New rap
I am too , definitely was along w mystikal
I’m from Slidell. Hotboys and no limit forever 💯
@@nickmauge7696 word
I'm from North Baton Rouge......'89 baby. Louisiana was WILD growing up in the '90s.
Vlad: "I heard they called it ready rock in New Orleans. Is that accurate?"
Ready rock , I saw it called that in Los Angeles a few times on TV. It was called rocks nationwide including NYC where I'm at
Fuk no it ain't accurate
All I heard was crack & rock back in the day in St. Louis
Ready rock was the way you prepare the sand. You don’t use water to bring the sand together. This was a way to make the purest form of hard.
lol
*GET A REAL JUVENILE FAN TO DO THIS INTERVIEW!*
🙏🏽
Your mom?
Luke got his ass
Same thing I felt when Vlad interviewed Mystikal....
Yea I think I’d rather watch one of hip hops most successful journalists do the interview over some random fan with zero experience ...Jackass😂
Juve and Mannie Fresh changed the game of Hiphop/Rap music. 400 degrees is hands down the most classic album out tha south. No one had ever rapped like Juve before. The flow he had on Soulja Rag and Ha was truly his own..he invented it and then everyone after tried to copy it. Mannie Fresh and Juve's sound and chemistry is up there with Snoop and Dre, Guru and Premo, Organized Noise and OutKast, Tmix and 8Ball.
T.K. Kirkland: I'm the one who told the white cop in baller blockin to say," Who's the baller now warrrrrrdddie??!!" He wasn't feeling it at first but I told him to just trust me on this.
Yooooooo..... I remember that shit.... Its here on TH-cam also... Pretty decent lil movie 💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥
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😂😂😂😂
@@hotwheels762 no its not a good movie lol
Lmfaoo
I must admit when he Drop in hip-hop he change the game. 🏆
Everytime I see Juve. Back that azz up start playin in my head.
That's about the same age my lil bro, me & friends saw our 1st dead body in a abandoned building.
I hope glad Ask about the Death Row, Suge and Young Buck California story
You know he is
It’s already on TH-cam but the cut the shit out lol he made it clear he doesn’t fuck wit buck
Go on OSO Worldwide
@@marquismartin8035 basically he said, "Fuck Buck" 🤣
NEXT INTERVIEW ITS GON B CUT DOE EVEN DOE JUVE SAID HE DNT GIVE AH F**K CUZ BUCK AH B***H ND ITS FUCK BUCK🤣💯😉
Smh how can you really dislike a juvenile interview 😕
Welcome back Juvenile🌹🌹🌹💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿
Heroin always been big in New Orleans especially in the 90s. They even use to rap about in on songs
"...I'd beatcha kid up..." ~ Juvie🔥🔥😂😂
My favorite rapper besides Pac !!!!!! I even got a song called The Hood Gave Me that was inspired by Juve storytelling!!!!!!
I 👃 🧢
JUVE ALWAYS BEEN 💯💯
*Now Glad going after the unsolved murders in New Orleans, somebody stop this man🤦🏿♂️🤣*
😂😂😂😂
“I was at Juveniles grandmothers house when Tiger got killed”
T.K Kirkland
😂😂😂
Been on Juve since I was 16. Looking forward to this one.
I was born and raised in New Orleans. Met Juvie a million times. He’s an icon. But I’ve never seen a full interview with him. And now I can’t even watch it? How do I join so I can watch this? I’m confused.
@homeless vegan 😂😂😂😂
VLAD LEGENDARY MAN. GIVE DUDE HIS 🌹’s
That's crazy to this day every hood/housing projects has it's good side/building and its bad side/building
(Glad see Juvie getting some 🍞)
Yeah I don’t understand it...that’s just how it is...I didn’t grow up in the hood, but lived in one of the worst areas in Cleveland for a lil while...My street was quiet, but 2-3 blocks over was active.
I'm ready for the whole interview.
Vlad discussing his 2 favorite subjects: violence and crack.
Ready Rock....
@@Forever.Remain.Nameless
I was just about to say that. Lol
And Black men KEEP coming on his show.....reinforcing negative images of our ‘culture’...so EVERYONE sees us in the negative light.
And you keep clicking on the videos too smart ass
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Vlad loves to ask 'when crack hit.'
Give it to glad to let him ask a nigga 12 different times about when ready rock hit the streets
😂😂 he do and I seen this comment as soon as he asked juvie
That and what’s the wrong thing you ever seen
It was good hearing from this brother. I’m glad Big Juvi is doing well.
I remember when "Ha" came out. I was like wtf is this crap. After 2-3 more listens I couldn't stop riding without it!!!
Haha. Same here. First time I heard it was on the box. Right before this other wack ass song called I just don't give a f*** by some guy named Eminem. I knew right then that neither one of them was going anywhere. Lol Ha grew on me though.
Me also.. bought the whole album next day
JUVI!!!....What an awsome surprise..Thanks
Drop this fully!
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 INTERVIEW
Good interview
Definitely clicked so fast💯💯💯
Juvie. A legend period. 👏
I salute you juvenile.. very underrated. But to me probably one of the top five greatest.
It's funny how uptown was the hardest part of New Orleans, now it's been gentrified into the bougie best part of town
Nah. Uptown always been bougie. But, it was the scariest part too. By Skip chicken restaurant is still one of the worst spots.
I agree, crack is a menacing destroyer.
When is Glad going to get his fix for hearing about violence in the hood?
On some real shit as a kid you see and go through so much fucked up shit it’s just being a adult u look back and literally can’t believe the shit
Juvie 💯💪🏾 Living Legend
You guys remember that song baller blockin....juve and turk killed it frfr
While southern rappers were on commericially before Juve (i.e. outkast, scarface, goode mob, etc), when Juve dropped it was a gamechanger because it was the beginning of the south TAKING OVER!!!!
Vlad got juvenile in dis bihh!!!!!!!! Whaaaaan Waddup juvie!! One of My favorite rappers
Juvenile didnt get the credit he deserved
You got to make it longer vlad
He said "fuck young buck" in a partial interview. The hell
Juve the great!!!🙏🏼
Juvi the Great🙌🏽💯 U UNDERSTAND?!
Story tyme 🔥 straight outta dat BOOT🎭
His music got me laid all thru middle school
Juvenile On Fire 🔥 On 🔥 Fire You Know This 💪🏾
juve was tha new thang on tha block...
had never heard anyone like him...
III
Vlad talks to mafia guys whom all snitches and calls it cooperating calls a murder a hit..
GENIUS
Exclusive. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
OG went viral with that bbq pic! We still got love you unc
I feel you, man.
Salute to a real one ☝️ 💪🏾
Can anyone from New Orleans give me the rundown on Tiger?!?! I've heard his name pop up a few times on TH-cam.
According to Sic Wit It, Tiger was a jack boy!
I see Juvie still representing that old CASH MONEY LOGO CHAIN😁 that's loyalty for real.
Come on Vlad put the whole interview out
This interview gone have 99 parts.
Juivie talk the same way he raps 😂
I know Vlad is gonna make this a 73 part interview, I just wanna hear from Juvie why he wasn't in the "Down Bottom" video and the "Project Chick" video
Yea I always wondered why he wasn’t in that video... I think it would’ve been Lit AF to see him and the rest of Cash Money in the video with the Ruff Ryders driving the Fancy cars and Bikes in the hood out in New York.
Right, i was pissed. But atleast in the project video BG replaced Juvie instead of some random. BG was also MIA a couple times.
@@barrettlovett2238 true, he just had the best verse on that joint, and his verse on Down Bottom was NOT to be messed with either
"you claim you a thug & you ain't got no heart Ha"
These vids really going to be 3 mins each the full interview is only 47 mins smh. But the ending got hectic.
GOD FIRST ALWAYS
Juvie tha great Juvie the legend my guy one of my favorite artists keep doing your thing God bless stay safe
Bro I listen to 400 Degrees on my night shift covid-19 got me ready to mask 😷 up!
Tiger got his tongue knocked out his mouth
1998-2004 ,Juvenile had hits folks!!! Big Hits!!!!
LEGEND 🙌🏾
He’s talking some real shit🔥👏🏾
video wayne has a mini doc on that guy tiger on his page.
" You got stuck in dat bitch an couldn't leave ha
It was hard to you to breathe ha!"
Shout out to Juv goddamit! A.Z. LISTENING.
historically speaking, new orleans and d.c. were the 2 big american cities with the highest murder rates. the dubious title of “murder capital” was frequently given to one of those two cities. new orleans recorded a peak of 424 murders in 1994 with their highest murder rate of 86.2 which is absolutely insane. even with the violence of the past decades, new orleans was making a lot of progress before katrina came through. the city is back on the road to recovery but i fear that gentrification will force a lot of the longtime residents out.
Um add Chicago and Detroit to the list Detroit in 1974 before anybody
@@JitsuSwagg you’re right, detroit has been the murder capital several times during its history. however, detroit never reached murder rates of 80/100k like new orleans and d.c. did in the 80’s & 90’s. chicago would’ve been murder capital several times but it has a relatively safe downtown area and a north side of the city that brings down the murder rate. in a bubble, the west and south sides of chicago are extremely violent.
@Willy RockBags st. louis needs a lot of help. its murder rate is outrageous and it’s losing thousands of residents a year. they might drop below the 300,000 population mark pretty soon which would be a loss of over half a million residents since the city reached its peak population back in the 50’s. a city-county consolidation would do good for them but i doubt that st. louis county would want to take on the problems of st. louis city
I grew up in Stockton, CA during the early 90s. I'm glad I didn't know what crack was then. I just knew it sounded bad like cracked concrete when I was child.
“I’ll beat your kid up” - Juvenile 2021 😂
@ 1:40 LMFAOO 😀😁😂🤣😃😄😅😆😉😀😁😂🤣😃😄😅
That boy Juve a fool!!!!!
Seen a man shot and killed at 9. It was like a movie but didn't phase me otherwise.
Juvenile a Senior citizen now time flys.
He's 46.
Lol come on man
I seen my first murder at 9 also and the last one last year 3/20. How old you were seen your first murder???
Dam imagine how bad it was in New Orleans in the 80s