Big Herc on rap music fueling violence. Big Court details shootout listening to C Bo. (Part 6)
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Big Court is a film producer/music exec and protege' of music mogul Master P and Lieutenant of No Limit Forever. Sit down with Big Court as he delivers a unique brand of unfiltered content joined by some of the hottest names in entertainment to discuss the rap game, the streets, music, TV, film, pop culture and so much more. Joined by Ken Schoech "Producer Ken" an industry executive and his partner in crime for more than 20 years, they Hold Court over the current state of entertainment in the industry.
Big Court got his first experience doing radio with his mentor Master P as co-host of Doin The Most on Playboy Radio. It was Master P that noticed Big Court's knack for insightful conversation and encouraged him to create a Podcast. Big Court's keen sense of wit coupled with his intellectual and introspective commentary sets this show apart from the rest. The Holdin' Court Podcast brilliantly blends the urban experience with current topics and popular culture as guests are able to document their journey on the show.
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You gotta show you care about your own house....... Powerful and underrated statement
Some might call it coincidence, but I say... To this day, C-BO still owe me: bail money, lawyer fees, commissary reimbursement, etc.
Don’t blame anyone for your mistakes. Everything is a choice. And im not some white boy from the burbs cause I know thats your next comeback
@@lowkeyasscharacter Well… what ARE you??
Court………You should look into the infamous 1991 meeting between the record label execs/private prison owners……
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I have been in the same situation where music Set the tone Of the situation.. And what he said about the industry setinh the narrative for urban people was right on point.And I never thought about if you change the Is imagery behind the musicWhat affect that would have b🔥🔥🔥🔥
I need this intro song
It’s interesting, 2pac didn’t really gain popularity until he became a gangsta rapper!!! Before that, he was doing black panther/black power type of rap. Think about that!!!
He sold out his people for a check from the white man.
False his first album went platinum, but I do agree that he gained more popularity the more notoriety he got from beefs and other antics!!
@@bezzyranx9839 Not true!!! His first album was released in 1991, it didn’t go gold until April of 1995 and was re-released in 2016. So maybe it is platinum now because he has a lot more fans now than he did in 1991. If you are going to dispute what I say then at least tell the truth!! He wasn’t as popular when he first came out!!
@@JYoung3rd Nah Wikipedia has the wrong info that’s all… that first album went platinum, he said it himself in interviews!!
We played throw them thangs at the hot stop
So true