I remember going back home in Alabama. My home town one of my friends who still lived there. Said hey brother come with me i want you to meet someone. It seemed like we walked for ever to meet this person. He took me to a house i had never been before. Knocked on the door Bro Marques answered the door he smiled and said what's up brother. This brother was too cool and down to earth. Never forget this experience.
Brother Marquis, Marquis ya brother. If there was no 2 Live they would have silenced rap a long time ago. Luke took freedom of speech to the Supreme Court. They gotta respect it.
One thing that 2 Live, NWA, Too Short, Sir Mix-A-Lot, Geto Boys etc. figured out was that THE WORLD was bigger than just NY. Most NY artists didn't figure this out until Notorious B.I.G. came along. Do you rap just for Five Boroughs or for the world.
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@@largegod77 i don't see how. It's evident. When rappers from other areas said, the hell with it and didn't care what the east coast thought and quit rapping like them and using their language and slang, they got bigger and richer. Point blank, period. Im sorry if you don't agree God but hey... you know the lessons. You know how many square miles this planet is. Why rap for five boroughs when there's a whole planet out here. 2 Live, Too Short, Geto Boys, N.W.A. ,Mix-A-Lot, Hammer, etc. figured this out. The easy made music for the east. In the words of the great Pimp C: there are more southern and Midwest cities than just 5 boroughs. That's all I'm saying God. Now, let's do the math.
@@UniqueAccessEnttrue..but...those u named did that time when NY hip hop was 99 percent of what was available....since that time other areas have had their own representatives
I never met Brother Macquis but I knew Luke and tried to promote Southern Hip Hop in New York during the 80s. NYC hip hop community were not having it, even though many groups, including 2 Live Crew sold more records, sold out shows and had lyrical and DJ skills to back it up. Another great interview.
I can attest to the fact that Marquis always been cool every time I met him. He was a laid back dude. Also the NY hate was real. All the top groups at the time talked down on 2 Live Crew & the south in general.
South artist like Outkast had dope rhymes. Luke knew he wasn't getting 4 mics or hip hop quote from the Source Magazine in the 90s. The industry needed artist like Luke &Big Tymers tho. You can't play Wu tang in a strip club. That's all Luke. Big Tymers were game spitters more then spitting a hot 16. Hip Hop has room for all artist. Some people didn't know that in the 90s
We have to embrace all types of music,we have to stop hating on each other. Because we are from different states. And just respect the Hustle ✌🏿 and Blessings 🎼
I like how you always rep the DMV. I'm from va and gogo was constant when I growing up. & That 1st 2 live crew album wasnt all fast shit. 2 live Is What We Are went hard. I could recognize the difference between that and up north shit but it still sounded good to me.
Maaaan! Ny is fickle but I wanna rock was shutting shit down up here! Still does! Let it come on and all of us stiff middle aged chicks still be trying to get it in!😄😄😄 That song broke through BIG!
Being from the Bronx and was a friend and was stationed with Chris ( Fresh Kid Ice). New York rappers were about lyrical skills.2Live Crew to us was more about the bass and party vibe.Lyrically they couldn't compete because their lyrics were basic. ROCKONCREW4LIFE
The original man Exactly people should check out Word, Check it out yall, Dick in the Dust, Hanging Out, my 7 Bizzos Marquise was doing his thang. Plus he wrote Hardcore Rhymes and Everybody Say Yeah for a Young Artist down here Lejuan Love he was signed to Luke. His verse on 99 Problems or Poisonous Freestyle from Poisin Clan first LP.
Awesome, Soren. More classic nuggets. It's good that you asked him about the clean shows for the kids and the As Clean As They Wanna Be album. I was thinking about asking him about that too. Also, let's not forget that the Sports Weekend: Clean version didn't have any cussing but it wasn't clean either. Anyway, thanks as always for the interview. Always appreciated. Marquis is always or brother, RIP Fresh Kid Ice, 2 Live Forever.
I know facts and my cousin demo down south in Kendall had my 91.7 mix tapes and I took the call from attorney Jack Thompson and warned all. Later Jack ask me to help them and diss my friends.. Luv ya Mark yes we civil rights babies…
@@allend6137 JPE started it in 81 battling CM Express djs. DJ Uncle Al and Sugahill Dj, Ghetto Sttyle djs (Luke), Hi Power Funk Express, FL Djs and all others came later. Watch the documentaries "The Bass That Ate Miami" and "Music Regulators".
Pack jam, inferno , bass station and strawberries and don't forget the McDonald's after the club on 183 Sunland Park ( play day) Broward County the original 305
Its funny because a lot of artist that blew From Miami from other States, many of them was from NY, 2 live crew not from Miami only Luke, Rick Ross not from Miami, Debonair and Drugs is not from Miami, Society not from Miami, Dj Kaleb not from Miami, Jiggle Gee not from Miami. NY Still hated on them.
Man you are damn crazy for real 😧 hating on the 2 Live Crew! Everyone always hated on the South! I listened to plenty of Eastcoast & Westcoast groups and rappers and RapALot records! I bought and purchased! You must don’t like women or wasn’t getting no pussy? Luke is the black Hugh Hefner to me 2 Live Crew bought the girls and the freaks out wtf smh 🤦🏽♂️
I remember going back home in Alabama. My home town one of my friends who still lived there. Said hey brother come with me i want you to meet someone. It seemed like we walked for ever to meet this person. He took me to a house i had never been before. Knocked on the door Bro Marques answered the door he smiled and said what's up brother. This brother was too cool and down to earth. Never forget this experience.
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Brother Marquis, Marquis ya brother. If there was no 2 Live they would have silenced rap a long time ago. Luke took freedom of speech to the Supreme Court. They gotta respect it.
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I was in Junior High in NY and when "Move Somthin" hit Ralph McDaniels' Video Music Box that was one of me and my homies favorites videos.
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This is the truth … I stood with Marquis on 58th or 59th street many times…
One thing that 2 Live, NWA, Too Short, Sir Mix-A-Lot, Geto Boys etc. figured out was that THE WORLD was bigger than just NY. Most NY artists didn't figure this out until Notorious B.I.G. came along. Do you rap just for Five Boroughs or for the world.
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That’s a lie
@@largegod77 i don't see how. It's evident. When rappers from other areas said, the hell with it and didn't care what the east coast thought and quit rapping like them and using their language and slang, they got bigger and richer. Point blank, period. Im sorry if you don't agree God but hey... you know the lessons. You know how many square miles this planet is. Why rap for five boroughs when there's a whole planet out here. 2 Live, Too Short, Geto Boys, N.W.A. ,Mix-A-Lot, Hammer, etc. figured this out. The easy made music for the east. In the words of the great Pimp C: there are more southern and Midwest cities than just 5 boroughs. That's all I'm saying God. Now, let's do the math.
Big facts n most of them ny dudes still think the world is centered around them
@@UniqueAccessEnttrue..but...those u named did that time when NY hip hop was 99 percent of what was available....since that time other areas have had their own representatives
I’m from NYC and I liked 2 Live Crew; and I still have their first album (on Vinyl!)
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Same here
I never met Brother Macquis but I knew Luke and tried to promote Southern Hip Hop in New York during the 80s. NYC hip hop community were not having it, even though many groups, including 2 Live Crew sold more records, sold out shows and had lyrical and DJ skills to back it up. Another great interview.
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I can attest to the fact that Marquis always been cool every time I met him. He was a laid back dude. Also the NY hate was real. All the top groups at the time talked down on 2 Live Crew & the south in general.
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The music was trash just like most southern music today. It's still justified to me.
beyallluv That’s a matter of opinion. But business wise the south was way ahead of the game cuz they were independent from day one.
South artist like Outkast had dope rhymes. Luke knew he wasn't getting 4 mics or hip hop quote from the Source Magazine in the 90s. The industry needed artist like Luke &Big Tymers tho. You can't play Wu tang in a strip club. That's all Luke. Big Tymers were game spitters more then spitting a hot 16. Hip Hop has room for all artist. Some people didn't know that in the 90s
2 Live Crew was and still is 1 of my favorite groups in the 80s & 90s
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I went to a 2 live crew concert when I was 15,the best concert I ever been to in my life.im 45 now👍
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@@UniqueAccessEnt The best.mc breed.ice tee.and 2 live crew.was all in concert together
We have to embrace all types of music,we have to stop hating on each other. Because we are from different states. And just respect the Hustle ✌🏿 and Blessings 🎼
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I’m from NY and I was checking for those Hurricane jackets
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Detroit the same here.
The
Haha I still have mine!!
Brother Marquis is from Rochester, NY
Two live was put off stage in Monroe La in 1987 after one song. We were pissed.
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I like how you always rep the DMV. I'm from va and gogo was constant when I growing up. & That 1st 2 live crew album wasnt all fast shit. 2 live Is What We Are went hard. I could recognize the difference between that and up north shit but it still sounded good to me.
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Another great interview... Soren always comes correct and has the dopest artists . Thanks man.
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Maaaan! Ny is fickle but I wanna rock was shutting shit down up here! Still does! Let it come on and all of us stiff middle aged chicks still be trying to get it in!😄😄😄 That song broke through BIG!
It was always certain songs. We have strip clubs to
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Being from the Bronx and was a friend and was stationed with Chris ( Fresh Kid Ice). New York rappers were about lyrical skills.2Live Crew to us was more about the bass and party vibe.Lyrically they couldn't compete because their lyrics were basic. ROCKONCREW4LIFE
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Marquies had bars. They subject matter over shadowed they skills.
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The original man Exactly people should check out Word, Check it out yall, Dick in the Dust, Hanging Out, my 7 Bizzos Marquise was doing his thang. Plus he wrote Hardcore Rhymes and Everybody Say Yeah for a Young Artist down here Lejuan Love he was signed to Luke. His verse on 99 Problems or Poisonous Freestyle from Poisin Clan first LP.
@@YakThaWiseman72 yep your right. That rhyme he did with PC was nice.
Awesome, Soren. More classic nuggets. It's good that you asked him about the clean shows for the kids and the As Clean As They Wanna Be album. I was thinking about asking him about that too. Also, let's not forget that the Sports Weekend: Clean version didn't have any cussing but it wasn't clean either. Anyway, thanks as always for the interview. Always appreciated. Marquis is always or brother, RIP Fresh Kid Ice, 2 Live Forever.
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2Live Crew made it so you can now cuss on Rap Records#facts Jam Pony are the 1st to talk over records RiP#UncleAl #payhomage
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Respect Soren , keep doing ya thing brotha , much respect from UK ✌️
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soren stay wit tha fy interviewz ✌🏿
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Back when "Cancel Culture" was only available for Christofacist.
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As a NYer, I agree with this statement.
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I know facts and my cousin demo down south in Kendall had my 91.7 mix tapes and I took the call from attorney Jack Thompson and warned all. Later Jack ask me to help them and diss my friends.. Luv ya Mark yes we civil rights babies…
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It was superstar deejays and Jimmy Gee on the radio that started talking over breaks.
Boom Boom skeet skeet that’s it
Bother Marquis! I was bumping 2 Live Crew this past summer: As Nasty As We Wanna Be and Banned In The U.S.A. albums!
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My mom threw away my 2 Live Crew & Ozzy Osbourne tapes!!
awww man that sucks!!
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13:20 he is talking about Jam Pony Express Djs
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No.. That’s how all Miami Dj’s got down...Jam Pony I must admit were much better at it but it wasn’t exclusive to them.
Broward county style loc joc.big ace.slick vick.hot rod.and thanx nick Navarro for violating these boys.banned in the.u.s.a.
@@allend6137 jam pony from broward county the best made the source magazine
@@allend6137 JPE started it in 81 battling CM Express djs. DJ Uncle Al and Sugahill Dj, Ghetto Sttyle djs (Luke), Hi Power Funk Express, FL Djs and all others came later. Watch the documentaries "The Bass That Ate Miami" and "Music Regulators".
Legend!!
Coolin with Brother Marquis
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underrated Marquis always had the bars
Pack jam, inferno , bass station and strawberries and don't forget the McDonald's after the club on 183 Sunland Park ( play day) Broward County the original 305
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Please do interview with Luke about unk Al ghetto style dj and jam pony express ( mister mix touch on it a little)
Its funny because a lot of artist that blew From Miami from other States, many of them was from NY, 2 live crew not from Miami only Luke, Rick Ross not from Miami, Debonair and Drugs is not from Miami, Society not from Miami, Dj Kaleb not from Miami, Jiggle Gee not from Miami. NY Still hated on them.
get debonair from poison clan/hometeam
I'm ya brotha marquis marquis ya brotha!
His Wikipedia says born in 1966...
He can't say nobody because i bought there tape a lot of dudes did also from NYC and all over they had a lot of fans here.
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Yo do your homework Soren Baker is a factor in the rap game
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Feel alright y’all!!! Off the Move something album!!!
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MR. TONY'S HIP HOP SCHOOL INDEED
U can say that again. 2 live crew is was Fukn WAK
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2 live crew wackiest group ever
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Man you are damn crazy for real 😧 hating on the 2 Live Crew! Everyone always hated on the South! I listened to plenty of Eastcoast & Westcoast groups and rappers and RapALot records! I bought and purchased! You must don’t like women or wasn’t getting no pussy? Luke is the black Hugh Hefner to me 2 Live Crew bought the girls and the freaks out wtf smh 🤦🏽♂️
You're a Hater, plain and simple...I bet your girl loves them though. lol
You a hater
You right I hate that wack ass group I'm from philly FAM that shit got no play up here ock