Cormega Finally Reacts To People Saying A Nas Shout Out "Gave Me A Career" | People's Party Clip
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- čas přidán 15. 04. 2023
- In this clip from this week's episode of "People's Party with Talib Kweli," Kweli and co-host Jasmin Leigh talk with rapper Cormega about his relationship with Nas and his shout out on Nas' song "One Love."
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It feels good to see the culture giving Mega his flowers.. For many years it felt as though he was under-appreciated, especially given his talents.
Yea facts 👍🏾
He was essentially blackballed for many years due to Steve Stout
To me Cormega is the best QB MC. And i love Nas and Prodigy. You can easily hear his influence in their work. To me he is the better storyteller, maybe because he lived it, it is so visual and heartfelt that it hurts the heart. Definitely the most underrated MC, the definition of street poet.
When "The True Meaning" came out, it was the only album besides Styles P's "A gangers and a gentleman"" which I could listen to from front 2 back w/o skipping. I bumped both albums heavy that summer!
Cormega is one of the greatest rappers of all time. Every album is a classic especially his early stuff.
I love Mega and two things can true. He got shout outs but the one on arguably the greatest album of all time definitely propelled him into another realm. That’s a positive thing. He always tries to dismiss the weight of it
Cuz people try to act like that's what got him the record deal like he didn't already have things moving.
Forgive me father, they forced my hand
That song goes so hard. Brings me back and makes me feel a type of way about our city 🍎
Mega my top five all time! And P on there
Mega and nas relationship is like mase and cam relationship these dudes was brothers
Talib Kweli conducts interviews great. Cormega gives great interviews. Salute to both these great lyricists.
Thanks for the shouts! Love is love!
@@UPROXXVideo Anytime!
I bought a ticket to see Mobb Deep. Mega came outta nowhere took over the show. Classic QB machine gun rap style, but unique the way his bars flow together.
Cormega the 🐐
Refreshing and heartening to hear the long-overdue respect and shout out to Haiti! They defeated a European colonial enterprise at the height of the latter's power, and have been blackballed ever since. Shout out to the fact that they were the inspiration for the slave rebellions here in the state's; and the oppressors were literally terrified of the pending connection between their rebellious ''property", and those islanders. Shout out to the same old story of American success being the result of one type stealing from others--and in this case, getting a famous university named after them. It's no surprise so many hateful and dumb@ss schools in the south (especially but not specifically) can't jump through hoops fast enough to keep these truths from being taught.
is hev haitian
Cormega keeps it 💯 on this interview
There's no greater understanding than for those supporting Uproxx to
guard ourselves from the hype with this good music.
Fallen soldiers - Cormega is 1 of my fav tracks of all time.
Dope conversation
Speak your truths mega!!!!!
"What up with Cormega, did ya see him, all y'all together?"
The real cormega!
I like Mega but I would’ve never heard of ya without that Shoutout fam..I’m still not a big fan but yeah I rock with ya from time to time..look he down plays it, but it’s definitely helped him
Honestly Nas was the bridge for me to listen to QB rappers... I'm from South Africa so I wouldn't be privy to obscure facts of Cormega BEFORE illmatic but with the internet as the years went by, there's sources that confirm him predating illmatic, then the questions is did he had a buzz that surpassed live at the barberque? It's not a false equivalence but I understand his frustrations about how people downplay his work or try to eclipse it with Nas... He did well for himself against all odds before him... 🇿🇦
They Forced My Hand....classic joint by Mega and Tragedy
Cornega song The Realness and collab song with Mobb Deep What's Ya Poison are his sickest songs ever. The Realness beat super dope
Heavy
Stephen Girard was no joke.
Girard College in Philly. If u know you know
Cormega aka the realness
Cor, Mega, raw forever
Fell back, pause, fell off? Never
love MEGA !!! hes to ILL
@1:58 Yes, big shoutout to C. L. R. James
Shout out to Talib with the air jordan 312 black and red low!
Dead man walking
Illest instrumental of all time
Jay know...thats why he went on that beat on lyrical exercise
Mega rolled up looking like J Prince.
Its like when biggie shouted marley marl now generations later know his name
WTF?! Marley Marl was already known as a producer in the late 80s. Way before Biggie was known. Check his discography!
@Rikkid Germano exactly.the hell he talkin about lmao
@@rikkidgermano9640 go watch marley marl drink champs, he will tell you himself.
@@Noob12369 I don't know what you was watching or if Marley Marl said something else but Marley Marl was big before BIG!
@@rikkidgermano9640 I guess it's a generational thing
It did tho there literally no way around that cormega even went as far as responding to one love with his on record and the song was clearly not even about him lol "waddup wit cormega did you see him are yall together" clearly talking about someone else and cormega rode the shot out its nothing wrong with that but he can't deny nas impact in any way shape form or fashion
He forgot CORMEGA
Mega the don 🏴 Scotland here I grew up on his shit 💩
Haiti attempted to free the slaves. And having their money stolen was deep. Thank you for sharing. Researching
I can’t find any good articles on it. Do you have any links or books about it?
@@mgm105,
www.youtube.com/@SankofaPanAfricanSeries/search?query=haiti
Love Mega and I get how frustrating that could be.
But Jesus you have a whole ass three verse song on your first album with the concept that youre writing him back.
Like the whole song was about you on some you made it a hot line I made it a hot song shit.
He kept your name popping giving you an unofficial credit of sorts on whats arguably the greatest hip hop album of all time. Then put you in his group and on his second, crossover multi platinum album thats a classic on his own right.
Beef kept your name buzzing although you were putting out
stellar work and you're an incredible artist in you're own right.
Then you reconciled and after his King's Disease/Magic Series netting you another feature on a important Hip Hop album, theres buzz about the possibility of a Firm reunion album.
Be real.
Its much easier to create a buzz than it is to maintain it.
Nas sure a as shit helped you maintain it. Be glad people arent taking the time to point that out and instead are talking about one line in 1994.
Mega first 2 albums still get heavy play. Very very good albums
It's ok if Nas put you on. Stop fighting that. He said the right name because you are dope. But I never would have checked for you. Never. But glad I did. Give Nas his props and let it be.
nah
MAGA WHAT UP
Quite a large chip on his shoulder
no
Nah… Mega is humble 💯
No disrespect to Cormega. I like his rhymes. I'm from the West Coast. I never heard of him until Nas shouted him out. Then I paid attention to him. That's just the reality of it. Doesn't mean we don't know hip-hop on this side. Nas just gave you a wider audience. Because I bought anything that I had Queensbridge on it. I even had the lakey the kid album. 😅 the only reason is because of Nas. Facts.
Don't state your opinion as fact because it isnt, facts 😂
@@rikkidgermano9640 the fact that a lot of us never heard of Cormega until Nas shouted him out? That's a fact.
@@rikkidgermano9640 never heard of him until Nas said his name
@@mh7067 Then you guys never really were into NYC rap like you guys claimed 😂
@@rikkidgermano9640who claimed to be into nyc rap? But that's besides the point, I said what I said
Imagine Mega on "life's a bitch" back then 😮 shit would've been crazy or "NY state of mind"
Yea but none of those guys was as big as nas