P was dope in the group but solo he wasn't the same. Then when they linked up again he was back on his shit. Like redman is dope as hell but amazing when he's on a track with Meth.
sooperb MIC DOC was always dope! Solo & in the group.. they got history.. from the beats to the verses, EPMD made the soundtrack to fight to, or you could study a college exam to. And dj scratch is one of the best DJ’s of all times!
True, so i was going off of duo's just 2 members i got EPMD, RUN DMC then OutKAST i mean even tho they had dj scratch and run dmc had jmj....now if we go by groups i'd say more then 2 you can take your pic from those you said plus Wu-Tang, LONS etc.
See i forgot about Gangstar dayuuum i was playing Hard to earn a couple days ago i think we got make categorizes like rapper plus dj,groups consisting of 2, and groups consisting of 2 or more........but it's a fun debate they are all legends, don't forget Pete Rock & CL smooth and nice and smooth too!
EPMD. Kings. True pioneers. Deeply loved by all that know them. Yeah, they were a bit ahead of the game. Not much, but a bit. Fair enough. But what they did with that and the way they did it. Pure class. Great combo. Great chemistry. Fire. Before the whole gangster shit took hold. Maybe not innocence. But a different era. Absolute Gods. True Gods. Real Gods. Hip Hop Royalty.
this was not just a hip hop interview but more like an awakening eric sermon been on his business since day one pay close attention to what he is saying 🚨🚨🚨
I saw them perform at the Casa in L.A. back when "You Got's To Chill" was playing all day on KDAY. That night the crowd asked for an encore of that song and even NWA showed up to see them perform. Caught them in Orange County at that area with the circular stage. They and DJ Scratch and their dancers killed it. That's when "So What You Saying" came just came out. If I remembered correctly they performed opposite the 2 Live crew.
Young Quicks yo keep that same attitude my G because eventually the oldschool is gonna make a comeback and everybody that didn't show love before gonna wish they had..
True to the music game, but above all...True friends. EPMD: the mark of rap excellence. Thanks Eric & Parrish for the memories...(You gots to chill) Still bumpin' in the sub-woofa!!!!!
Technically they're a Duo but u can count them as a group when they're on their Def Squad bag not the Epmd's, Uk Redman, Keith Murray and Jamal, THAT'S a group to me and i even put em over the Wu
They were the first east coast group to have a west coast vibe then then redman .The same with NWA sampled funk and east coast influences ,Cyprus hill had they're own still, CMW, and DJ quik
They were not doing a west coast vibe they were doing New York HipHop! Beats, Rhymes and Cuts! Aint nobody ever heard of a so called West Coast sound back then. Y'all trying to make it sound like EPMD bit or was influenced by The West Coast when it was actually the reverse. EPMD just said they aint know about no West Coast sound kuz NOBODY DID! kuz y'all didn't have one until EPMD gave it to y'all. Y'all act like only people on the West Coast had ZAPP , OHIO PLAYERS, PARLIAMENT FUNKEDELIC records. Y'all didn't start the Funk sound in HipHop. That was all New York with the JAMES BROWN break beat and bassline samples. The West Coast sound was influenced by EPMD not the other way around.
EPMD got sum SHIT ! I love Straight From the Underground. That bass guitar tho (or wutever instrument that is) ! I'm not sure if i hv a favorite EPMD song, but there are SEVERAL i still listen to. Who's Booty The Big Payback Rampage w/LL Cool J Strictly Snappin' Necks You're a Customer It's My Thing... MAAAAN, let me stop ! Lol.
EPMD as well as Rakim Public Enemy Dela Soul and Biz Markie made Strong Island NY proud. I grew up in New Cassel Westbury L.I and I remember back during the late 80 s all these dudes would come to Westbury Day which was held in New Cassel park. I remember seeing Biz Rakim Flavor Flav and Eric Sermon all in one day and night coming through my old hood New Cassel which is the hood in Westbury. But I think parts of Cali hoods is like Long Island hoods. Ghetto suburbs with nice homes and well kept lawns but a lot of grimy street shit on the low. Not comparing L.i. with Cali with the gangs they birthed. But parts of Cali is like Long Island ghetto suburbs that spit out these ledegenry classic Hip Hop acts like Method Man Biz Markie Dela Soul Craig Mack Leaders of New School Grand Daddy I.U Buster Rhymes and Prodigy frm Moob Deep K Solo Roc Marciano Public Enemy Keith Murray Freddie Foxx Method Dela Soul Prince Paul frm Stesasonic JVC Force just to name of few of L.I. breed acts. What looks quiet ain't really quiet. I'm talking New Cassel Westbury Hempstead Wyndanch Freeport AmityVille Roosevelt Brentwood Central Islip Long Beach Hunington Bellport River Head Bay Shore Coram Glen Cove Rockville center Lakeview Elmont Huntington are suburban hoods that spit out all this heat. Strong Island in the building Nassau to Suffolk County Stand Up.
Gino Borelli no doubt grew up on Roman Ave in the heart of Low Cash. Respect to you my Low Cash brother. And rest in peace to all the comrade that went back to the essence from New Cassel.
Tracy Davis Harlem spit out some Hip Hop greats like Busy B Dougie Fresh Kurtis Blow Teddy Riley Cameron Mase. G Dep Black Rob Keith Sweat Dipset and many more. Salute to you my G and all of Uptown. We use to troop all the way from Strong Island NY to Harlem 125 st and to shop back in the 80 s and 90 s. 125 was the melting spot for everyone coming frm all over the 5 Boros L.I. And upstate NY. I got the Busy B vs Kool Moe Dee tape on one of my excursions to Harlem. Played that cassette until the tape popped. I think Kool Moe Dee was frm Harlem as well. Dam all of NY use to spit out heat.
Wesley Robinson Strong Island definitely brought out a lotta talent very underrated breeding grounds.You mentioned alot of some of the ppl I was gonna mention....everybody always focused on the 5 boroughs....another area that produced alotta talent was Mt.Vernon...for such a small area. .."Money Earnin' " has put out mad talent in rap & sports
EPMD always been 1 of my favorite rap groups every since i 1st heard Strictly Buisness back in 1987'' when i was in the 5th grade lol now im 44 and i still bump Epmd now!
House Of Jacob When that joint Hardcore come on next, I literally remember, turning my speakers up as load as they can get in my ride back in the day, right after when i bought that business as Usual album, that I STILL!! got on cassette tape...
@@marvinwashington1040 Man, what?! Redman made me wanna battle rap, back in the day's! I assume that you're a Washingtonian like me! Me & my boy, back in the day use to go up Howard University, battle rapping & freestyling with this organization, because NY cats use to sleep on us, when it came to rapping! #thegoodoldays
Salute 4 ur channel. famo. I'm glad streaming all the hip hop music from the 70s an 80s artist their getting paid. I really enjoyed this. . now im on EPMD all day.
Good thing they got the EPMD bros on sharing our history!!!! Im 52 good to see them. Actually Eric Sermon was at Smoke out tour 2000 i performed with Medusa Gangstar went on right before us. Eric was standing right next to me!!!
EPMD are living legends Erick got game for real. This interview is so good. VinRican checked in (see 'wax only' he did 'Strictly Business') KDAY keep the classics alive!
EPMD For Presidents... Along with the other E... Seriously though, Thank you for your True Inspiration!) Best lyrics, rhythm, and flow!)... My top Five in Life... PEACE in any Universe to All
Yo I was watching Juice the other day for the like the hundredth time and just noticed that that was EPMD in the scene when Blizz held up that bar with the shotgun and asked Q did he want in. I'm super disrespectful! #legends
Word? I noticed that the first time I watched it. "ALRIGHT! EVERYBODY STRIP, AND TAKE YOUR FUCKIN' CLOTHES OFF! HURRY UP GOD DAMN IT 'CAUSE YOU LOOK GOOD!!"
I’m from the L.A. area and old enough to remember K-day the original 1580on the a.m. dial EPMD top-five in hip-hop forever not sure about this guy interviewing them really not listen to the radio that much anymore he didn’t even know what a blood or Crip color was maybe Big Boy should have did the interview over on his station but it was good to see them together and Eric one of the greatest produces ever doesn’t really get his props !
They don't look any older just different. I love epmd. I heard them first when I had the chance to skate with Ray barbee the pro and he was playing strictly biz on a boombox. I never asked who he was playing cause I didn't want him to know that I didn't know. The only thing I could say too someone to try and figure it out is "skeezoid" and "bozack". Finally figured it out and I still skate to epmd today. Thank you epmd. Didn't know about the shoes but I'm looking for some after this.
Yeah, i know the interview is dope and I'mma watch it but, I stopped the video when I heard him say that. I had to go back three times to make sure I heard that. DUMBASS!!
Hiphop did have sub genres, but that was when regions and record labels varied in how they interpret their creativity. Now a days everyone sounds alike regardless of where they reign from. Different labels had their own in house producer(s). Today you just go on some platform and download beats from some producer who lives wherever. Apps are good for monetization, but it kills the creativity of the art form.
No bullshit EPMD was my vibe when I lived out west - they definitely had that West Coat sound - joints like Please Listen to My Demo with the Faze-O sample - that was my vibe when that joint came on KPOO. Man KPOO used to play so much damn EPMD fo real fo real!!!! Definitely one of my favorite groups of all times.
PMD is slept on lyrically , dude has verses.
PMD a beast and Erick he was witty with his.
P was dope in the group but solo he wasn't the same. Then when they linked up again he was back on his shit.
Like redman is dope as hell but amazing when he's on a track with Meth.
sooperb MIC DOC was always dope! Solo & in the group.. they got history.. from the beats to the verses, EPMD made the soundtrack to fight to, or you could study a college exam to. And dj scratch is one of the best DJ’s of all times!
his verses on I'm mad were crazy then and still gets played in my car to this day
Agree 100%
I'm happy they're friends again
Legends, Erick Sermon is one of the greatest producers ever. One of the reasons I became a producer. Business as usual is a classic
Man I'm 44 years of age and I'm from South Carolina & this is the best interview I have seen!
@Darius William Greenville
EPMD my favorite and greatest group of All-Time!!!!
M R J it's a four way tie for me, Eric B Rakim, Gangstar, EPMD, and A Tribe called Quest for me...
M R J could of put DE LA In there N.W.A., UGK,OutKast GoodieMobb etc...
True, so i was going off of duo's just 2 members i got EPMD, RUN DMC then OutKAST i mean even tho they had dj scratch and run dmc had jmj....now if we go by groups i'd say more then 2 you can take your pic from those you said plus Wu-Tang, LONS etc.
See i forgot about Gangstar dayuuum i was playing Hard to earn a couple days ago i think we got make categorizes like rapper plus dj,groups consisting of 2, and groups consisting of 2 or more........but it's a fun debate they are all legends, don't forget Pete Rock & CL smooth and nice and smooth too!
+ M R J - you and many others, brother!
They could lay down those tracks like nobody's business.
EPMD.
Kings.
True pioneers.
Deeply loved by all that know them.
Yeah, they were a bit ahead of the game. Not much, but a bit. Fair enough.
But what they did with that and the way they did it. Pure class.
Great combo. Great chemistry. Fire.
Before the whole gangster shit took hold. Maybe not innocence. But a different era.
Absolute Gods. True Gods. Real Gods.
Hip Hop Royalty.
Straight up Legendary
So watcha sayin is one my favorite jams of all time. One of the smoothest beats.
These are legends Baby!!!
My favourite EPMD track. . . Its my thing. Never gets old, a stone cold classic
William Nicholl yess
"Your a Customer" was my joint.....
"Headbanger" was Dope too💯😎
Unfinished Business will always be a classic
Every song on that album has a special spot in my heart
“Stupid dookie link with a fisherman hat”
Really glad they squashed the beef. Erick & Parrish were meant to bring their fans joy again. Hope to see them perform one day
this was not just a hip hop interview but more like an awakening eric sermon been on his business since day one pay close attention to what he is saying 🚨🚨🚨
been a fan since day one period 86 I am almost 50 still fire
I saw them perform at the Casa in L.A. back when "You Got's To Chill" was playing all day on KDAY. That night the crowd asked for an encore of that song and even NWA showed up to see them perform. Caught them in Orange County at that area with the circular stage. They and DJ Scratch and their dancers killed it. That's when "So What You Saying" came just came out. If I remembered correctly they performed opposite the 2 Live crew.
my favourite group. peace from the uk
EPMD So what you saying? My song. Green eyed bandit.
... Real !!! ... I uesd to kill that back then !!! ... My oh my !!! ...
Strong island!!!!. Mad respect to you dudes man!! All the way up to Chi City we down with them cats for real
EPMD, ERIC B AND RAKIM, MOBB DEEP etc etc etc LEGENDS
Always Business as Usual EPMD is one of the greatest hip-hop groups of all time!!
Erick Sermon might be one of the smartest cats in the rap game ever, business-wise.
It’s a honor being mentioned by a living hip-hop legend
Young Quicks congrats my g
Young Quicks Keep up the good work fam! EPMD checking on you is definitely huge!!
Young Quicks yo keep that same attitude my G because eventually the oldschool is gonna make a comeback and everybody that didn't show love before gonna wish they had..
💯🙏🏼
it's your turn
True to the music game, but above all...True friends. EPMD: the mark of rap excellence. Thanks Eric & Parrish for the memories...(You gots to chill) Still bumpin' in the sub-woofa!!!!!
My go to track is “Rampage” w/ LL Cool J
Too many for me to name just one.
😊😊Aight, aight...if i GOTTA go with a fav one real quick, I'll say "Headbanger".
Much ❤ & respect from Haiti to EPMD 👊👊👊👊👊 living legend mc legendary Erick Sermon & Parrish Smith both are dope duo mc's living legend
Detroit always got love for epmd
My era of music, still ride with it till this day.
You better know it Fasho!
This interview is priceless 💪🏾
I do remember you gots to chill came on every crip would crip walk start gang banging EPMD was loved in LA
Eric is Spittin KNOWLEDGE period, point, blank!
Only if you are a old school dude, you would understand why I get goosebumps seeing those two!
Eric was dropping truth,,,,
EPMD is legend! Hip hop royalty.
I met PMD, tried to meet ES, but I had to go back to work! PMD, is very cool though! Peace!
My first favorite rap group
mine too. I thought I was them rolled into one. I was terrible
Technically they're a Duo but u can count them as a group when they're on their Def Squad bag not the Epmd's, Uk Redman, Keith Murray and Jamal, THAT'S a group to me and i even put em over the Wu
EPMD still a world premiere!!...type in D.R.U.M.S RUGGED (Subject Matters) on TH-cam
EPMD. LEGENDS. PERIOD. AND ERICK DROPPIN GEMS ALL DAY! PAY ATTENTION.
EPMD - both unique voices which make great Hip Hop tracks. Peace
My heroes. Heard Strictly Business and started one of the first rap groups in New Zealand. Still listen today. Much respect fellas.
They were the first east coast group to have a west coast vibe then then redman .The same with NWA sampled funk and east coast influences ,Cyprus hill had they're own still, CMW, and DJ quik
olskoollover01 redman? 🔴 it
Listen tro redman dare iz the darkside. He still has east coast influence too
Yep and you see what happened NWA showed the love in the 'Payback' video. Legendary!
They were not doing a west coast vibe they were doing New York HipHop! Beats, Rhymes and Cuts! Aint nobody ever heard of a so called West Coast sound back then. Y'all trying to make it sound like EPMD bit or was influenced by The West Coast when it was actually the reverse. EPMD just said they aint know about no West Coast sound kuz NOBODY DID! kuz y'all didn't have one until EPMD gave it to y'all. Y'all act like only people on the West Coast had ZAPP , OHIO PLAYERS, PARLIAMENT FUNKEDELIC records. Y'all didn't start the Funk sound in HipHop. That was all New York with the JAMES BROWN break beat and bassline samples. The West Coast sound was influenced by EPMD not the other way around.
#PureTruth
Real talk Erick Sermon drop some knowledge about the musics
The passion and excitement Erick was speaking with in this interview is infectious!
Glad they're able to perform and get their just desserts!
👑👑👑👑..EPMD-PIONEERS..👑👑👑👑..we are all waiting for new sound..!!....😯..✌.
They straight up 1988 Legends !!!!
EPMD got sum SHIT ! I love Straight From the Underground. That bass guitar tho (or wutever instrument that is) ! I'm not sure if i hv a favorite EPMD song, but there are SEVERAL i still listen to.
Who's Booty
The Big Payback
Rampage w/LL Cool J
Strictly Snappin' Necks
You're a Customer
It's My Thing...
MAAAAN, let me stop ! Lol.
straight classic! you a customer
Knowledge is more than power it is $$$, which leads to power!
EPMD as well as Rakim Public Enemy Dela Soul and Biz Markie made Strong Island NY proud. I grew up in New Cassel Westbury L.I and I remember back during the late 80 s all these dudes would come to Westbury Day which was held in New Cassel park. I remember seeing Biz Rakim Flavor Flav and Eric Sermon all in one day and night coming through my old hood New Cassel which is the hood in Westbury. But I think parts of Cali hoods is like Long Island hoods. Ghetto suburbs with nice homes and well kept lawns but a lot of grimy street shit on the low. Not comparing L.i. with Cali with the gangs they birthed. But parts of Cali is like Long Island ghetto suburbs that spit out these ledegenry classic Hip Hop acts like Method Man Biz Markie Dela Soul Craig Mack Leaders of New School Grand Daddy I.U Buster Rhymes and Prodigy frm Moob Deep K Solo Roc Marciano Public Enemy Keith Murray Freddie Foxx Method Dela Soul Prince Paul frm Stesasonic JVC Force just to name of few of L.I. breed acts. What looks quiet ain't really quiet. I'm talking New Cassel Westbury Hempstead Wyndanch Freeport AmityVille Roosevelt Brentwood Central Islip Long Beach Hunington Bellport River Head Bay Shore Coram Glen Cove Rockville center Lakeview Elmont Huntington are suburban hoods that spit out all this heat. Strong Island in the building Nassau to Suffolk County Stand Up.
Wesley Robinson Prospect ave. Lo cash Veteran!!!!
true indeed im from harlem but i gotta give you that and i like all them cats you mentioned
Gino Borelli no doubt grew up on Roman Ave in the heart of Low Cash. Respect to you my Low Cash brother. And rest in peace to all the comrade that went back to the essence from New Cassel.
Tracy Davis Harlem spit out some Hip Hop greats like Busy B Dougie Fresh Kurtis Blow Teddy Riley Cameron Mase. G Dep Black Rob Keith Sweat Dipset and many more. Salute to you my G and all of Uptown. We use to troop all the way from Strong Island NY to Harlem 125 st and to shop back in the 80 s and 90 s. 125 was the melting spot for everyone coming frm all over the 5 Boros L.I. And upstate NY. I got the Busy B vs Kool Moe Dee tape on one of my excursions to Harlem. Played that cassette until the tape popped. I think Kool Moe Dee was frm Harlem as well. Dam all of NY use to spit out heat.
Wesley Robinson Strong Island definitely brought out a lotta talent very underrated breeding grounds.You mentioned alot of some of the ppl I was gonna mention....everybody always focused on the 5 boroughs....another area that produced alotta talent was Mt.Vernon...for such a small area. .."Money Earnin' " has put out mad talent in rap & sports
EPMD always been 1 of my favorite rap groups every since i 1st heard Strictly Buisness back in 1987'' when i was in the 5th grade lol now im 44 and i still bump Epmd now!
Glad they giving one of my favorite groups a spotlight...been rocking with these guys since 1990
Best interview of 2018....Erick Sermon was dropping jewels...
Categories for Rap is the Greatest statement ever for today....
Dropping knowledge #facts
this was classic!!! all gems and jewels!! i was always an eric sermon fan because he was one of the dopest producers!!!
So dope to see Eric and Parrish together again
One of my favorite tracks is "Hardcore", when they introduced Redman!
House Of Jacob To make the brothers act fool.
Lordchief Rocanumbaone Yessir!👍
House Of Jacob When that joint Hardcore come on next, I literally remember, turning my speakers up as load as they can get in my ride back in the day, right after when i bought that business as Usual album, that I STILL!! got on cassette tape...
@@marvinwashington1040 Man, what?! Redman made me wanna battle rap, back in the day's! I assume that you're a Washingtonian like me! Me & my boy, back in the day use to go up Howard University, battle rapping & freestyling with this organization, because NY cats use to sleep on us, when it came to rapping! #thegoodoldays
Salute 4 ur channel. famo. I'm glad streaming all the hip hop music from the 70s an 80s artist their getting paid. I really enjoyed this. . now im on EPMD all day.
So good to see you guys, it's been awhile. Here we sit, still steppin.
yeaaa i can see eric sermon coming out with a book on his knowledge !!! yeaaa he showing that passion!!!!
Eric was very passionate about what he was saying
Man! These guys seem so cool! Big fan from the start! Peace love from Cali! Cypress Hill Soul Assassins still number one! EPMD legends! True talent!
Nice interview....
Good thing they got the EPMD bros on sharing our history!!!! Im 52 good to see them. Actually Eric Sermon was at Smoke out tour 2000 i performed with Medusa Gangstar went on right before us. Eric was standing right next to me!!!
EPMD are living legends Erick got game for real. This interview is so good. VinRican checked in (see 'wax only' he did 'Strictly Business') KDAY keep the classics alive!
EPMD was my first favorite East coast group. #PUREDOPE
One of the best of the best
EPMD For Presidents... Along with the other E...
Seriously though, Thank you for your True Inspiration!) Best lyrics, rhythm, and flow!)... My top Five in Life... PEACE in any Universe to All
Yo I was watching Juice the other day for the like the hundredth time and just noticed that that was EPMD in the scene when Blizz held up that bar with the shotgun and asked Q did he want in. I'm super disrespectful!
#legends
Word? I noticed that the first time I watched it. "ALRIGHT! EVERYBODY STRIP, AND TAKE YOUR FUCKIN' CLOTHES OFF! HURRY UP GOD DAMN IT 'CAUSE YOU LOOK GOOD!!"
Yeah... Parrish turns around towards the bar with his hands up like "oh shit".... CLASSIC
They were on the soundtrack as well, the song was called" its going down"...
I’m from the L.A. area and old enough to remember K-day the original 1580on the a.m. dial EPMD top-five in hip-hop forever not sure about this guy interviewing them really not listen to the radio that much anymore he didn’t even know what a blood or Crip color was maybe Big Boy should have did the interview over on his station but it was good to see them together and Eric one of the greatest produces ever doesn’t really get his props !
There was no East coast, West coast back then, youngin!
This was a great interview, I still bump these guys!👍👍
Living legends right here. The sneakers are crazy. 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥
* DEFINITELY TRUE PIONEERS🎤
EPMD classic back together again. 👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾💯💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥📼📼📼📼📼
I love the way Erik Sermon breaks down the money... makes u really think about whos making what...
My big cousin r.i.p George Adams jr. Put me on to epmd back in 1988. He was the star starting forward for the New Mexico Lobos. Thanks big cuz!!
I love Erick Sermon.............. that explanation about streaming was IT! from 15:15
There's still cracks in the sidewalks from Sowatcha sayin and Headbanger bumping in the streets
Scorpio45 45 got dents in my trunk from how hard they slap
FACTS 💯💯💯
They don't look any older just different. I love epmd. I heard them first when I had the chance to skate with Ray barbee the pro and he was playing strictly biz on a boombox. I never asked who he was playing cause I didn't want him to know that I didn't know. The only thing I could say too someone to try and figure it out is "skeezoid" and "bozack". Finally figured it out and I still skate to epmd today. Thank you epmd. Didn't know about the shoes but I'm looking for some after this.
Shout out to 👏👏1 of the hardest rap groups of all time!!!!
Love EPMD!!!
Dude said "Erish and Parrish".
Lol I heard that in the beginning too yo
Taj : Yoooo, I peeped that 2 lol😂🤣😂🤣
Yeah he also said "The Pacs" when he was naming groups... this dude is bonkers
Yeah, i know the interview is dope and I'mma watch it but, I stopped the video when I heard him say that. I had to go back three times to make sure I heard that. DUMBASS!!
Im 55 from Queens NYC and EPMD is top 3 long Island imo.
Rakim,EPMD and Biz Markie.
The West Coast was listening to Zapp and P Funk music but the West Coast Rappers wasn’t using that sound. EPMD was the first group to use that sound.
The Legends are in the building
EPMD....PMD...Green Eye Bandit...Hit Squad..bumped heavy in Philly tape decks.
💯💯💯
My Favorite Group
He talking about world on wheels skating area that was the 80's
Charlie Clips pops Skate Land and Skate Depot were around back then as well.
The Distinct Lady But he talking World on wheels trust
Yo E & PEE, I NEED THOSE "DEF SQUAD" / " HIT SQUAD " CAPS!!!! Get @ me....
Erick on his Gene Simmons, I feel him, I'm on the road to monetizing my music. Streaming IS the move.
That's respect handing that watch back! Peace!
Legends...nuff said
“You know me/from rippin shows wit the homie/the one and only/Genuine like Pony”
Erick is top 5 Producer!!
Been on their concert in Bulgaria 2008, great people , very cool !
Definitely a top 5 all-time group:
NWA
PE
OUTKAST
EPMD
WU TANG
Legendary group
Hiphop did have sub genres, but that was when regions and record labels varied in how they interpret their creativity. Now a days everyone sounds alike regardless of where they reign from. Different labels had their own in house producer(s). Today you just go on some platform and download beats from some producer who lives wherever.
Apps are good for monetization, but it kills the creativity of the art form.
Excellent interview 💯🔥🔥🔥👊🏿
No bullshit EPMD was my vibe when I lived out west - they definitely had that West Coat sound - joints like Please Listen to My Demo with the Faze-O sample - that was my vibe when that joint came on KPOO. Man KPOO used to play so much damn EPMD fo real fo real!!!! Definitely one of my favorite groups of all times.
Great fkn interview... big up on this.