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"The fact that you want to ask me questions is very much an honor, because it could be somebody else giving you answers" - Clark Kent
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Real talk
Like the show fellas but many NY brothers strike me as corny. Not all, but many. To much extra bravado and tough guy routines.
@@williewidener7170somebody had to say it
@@charleswoo7656 Facts
When I first heard ready to die me and my man was on our way to the club when he popped in the CD. We never made it out the car we sat in a parking lot of the club listening the whole night over and over! Classic!!!🔥
Legendary, great story 💯🔥
@@dekexz19 In Trump News
@@dekexz19 New York Knicks vs. Washer Wizards. Now that's a East vs West thing....go sit in that game Madison Square Garden. Good game!
That’s a fly story fam 💯 thanks for sharing
You can definitely listen to that CD from beginning to end. I remember hearing it when it first came out and said this is an instant classic. It was like listening to a movie.
Math Hoffa Killing the pod cast game... This is a legendary moment DJ Clark Kent
NO MATH CUTS THE OTHER HOST OFF WHEN THEY ASK REAL QUESTIONS. MATH IS A CONTRADICTION
Or he's directing the conversation the way he supposed to as a host 💯 in an interview there is a structure to the questions each question leads into another so he only tells em don't skip ahead when they ask CERTAIN questions....
@@NuLyfeMedia Exactly!!! Not knowing things like that is why most people can’t reach the next level.
@@jamalvines2133 did your Ma never tell you if you've nothing nice to say, don't say anything...
People we're saying things like Dropping the Soap in jail= getting raped.... And if you yourself never did jail prison time... How you speak on things Like that?
EVERY HIP HOP HEAD SHOULD APPRECIATE CLARK KENT'S CONTRIBUTION TO THE CULTURE!!💯💯👏🏿
FACTS!!!
Yessir u Got to….or else your a hater point blank.
He produced "Brooklyn Finest, I need you tonight and Sky's the limit" mean every beat was tailor made for the artist 😎💯
With out a doubt this is a FACT
@Ras Psalm CiviliNation7 I wouldn't say nut hugging. More like Celebrating Greatness 💯💯
One of the GREATEST podcast ever "I said that!" This is a gem to the hip hop community and community in general man! 🔥🔥🔥
Also the point about DJs hearing the count is spot on. The DJ curse is that you can’t enjoy music as easily as others in clubs if not mixed properly or if the song doesn’t track well when your mixing it. Beat matching makes you hear things that none of the crowd ever will. anything dropping out of beat ruins the song and even the set depending how bad. So many modern DJs today don’t have the same problems and ultimately love due to using sync. Turntables will always be the great equaliser and cultivated love for music as Clark is describing, now days it’s easy to do without the love of leaning for years with no progress at times for long periods which only love can get you past. Finally, not going through the process he’s describing leaves you ill equipped to overcome problems which inevitably happen when djing to a lot of people. What an absolute legend Clark is and what a great perspective to listen to, undeniably the game would not even look the same without this man’s influence.
GO GO MUSIC
I told one of my friend DJ N9CE
The same exact thing about his djing skills years ago. There's something special about changing the next song and still being on beat. Clark just gave me a skill I never knew I could use.
Salute to the man 👏
Great F^cking Post!!💯💪🏾🔥
As a producer i have the producer curse lol.
@@SDSOverfiend what do you mean
@@romelegend2334 When I hear beats by other producers.. I can hear the off timings when it’s not done purposely. If it’s sloppy work I won’t enjoy it. Especially if a big name artist is on it. It makes you say to yourself.. “Come on.. I can do better than that” 😂 Everybody is using technology to bypass what makes the art really fun. I use a MPC Live 2 stand alone. I still chop by ear and everything I do falls on the 2,4,8. Reason being is Natural for Black to do everything off the “1 2, 1 2,” in hip hop. That’s makes my transitions fall on time
Love the podcast Math, one suggestion tho - could you add title markers so we know what subjects get spoken about during certain timestamps?? Helps me come back to a certain part to share with friends! Much love
Salute to Clark Kent for the knowledge and love for hip-hop. Simple and plain.
Yep couldn't of said it better...
"If you don't love that sh*t, don't do that sh*t." He's speaking as if he had a spy camera on my whole life. That's why I still DJ & produce(mostly house music tho). Salute again, y'all.
One of Brooklyn’s greatest turntablists alongside Professor Paul, Scratch, Howie Tee, and Richie Rich…
No love for Mister Cee? 🙏🏾
MATH YOU GOTTA DJ SERIES MAN!!!!!!
Who’s professor paul? I know of dj prince paul but he’s from Long Island.
Facts 🔥
@@Ind2nd Professor Paul from Vanderveer Park is a Brooklyn turntable legend, some know him from his groups Professor Paul and the Incredible 4 which Jazz from Whistle, Captain Kirth, Finesse, and Kangol of UTFO (RIP), he was also the DJ for We Force with Sir Lord P and Ernie D, and the group ESP (Elliott, Speed, and Paul) which featured Elliott Ness and Speed who ironically was in a group called TNT with DJ Clark Kent. Look up ESP's music videos for their classics "Oh Well" and "Fingertips" from their album produced by Howie Tee...
Dj Clark Kent is a walking hip hop encyclopaedia we need to cultivate him and Hoffa too mad respect son 🫡
For his era yes he is not for all of hip hop history no disrespect
@@tadah21 i Much rather be with Dj Clark Kents era this mumble rap aint all that respectfully bring back da boom bap
I just love this podcast, connecting the dots on my childhood. Thank you Math and fam love ❤️ y’all!!
One thing I must say , I knew Clark from when he was NYC finest and Now he is World wide and he still answer my calls and Text . Salute Don . Panama most illest
EPIC Moment in TIME!!! for all us Brooklynites... and Brooklyn Ballers... Cheers to Brooklyn Men continuing to Change the Game!!! Coast to Coast around the World in Rap, Sports, Business, Family and Community Life....
WHAT SO Y'ALL OWN IN BROOKLYN????? NOTHING
@@jamalvines2133 You'd be surprised.
Clark Kent is definitely a legend. I remember when he came to Club Plastic's in Atlanta and 91, blew the spot and changed the landscape for DJing from that point. He was the first cat to slam records and keep the crowd on the edge with excitement. I'm so glad that he brought up Legends Like Larry levan, because a lot of people don't understand how connected the DJ culture is in different styles of music particularly during the 70s era when Disco, Hip Hop, salsa, and Underground hardcore Rock, were all emerging. All of these forms have a lot to do with hip hop and it's Global popularity now. I beg to differ with Clark's mc/ rapper Theory, but that's a whole different discussion. Salute to him.✌🏿
Yea do remember Kane & Biz on Simon & Garfunkel track.. Remember talking heads doing Gene if love (Mariah Carey fantasy sample) . Never got to see him live, I Seen Jay in Dublin in the 2000s but I dint think Clark was there.. czcams.com/video/Z6VrKro8djw/video.html
Esso is drunk lmao Clark looked like he was annoyed a couple times 😂
He roasted esso bout the zodiac signs 🤣
Esso is the weak link
When he called Esso for saying let them have their moment and said Nas was born in Brooklyn!🤯😮🤣🤣
Very annoyed by him. I start to find myself at times annoyed by him at times. But they did politely tell him to stfu.
@@tyronzae7771 yea like when he started to talk about Fred Da Godson and saying he didn't know who he was that much he could've kept that to himself I don't think he was trying to be mean tho but still annoying
Math gotta stop Hynaken from asking dumb ass questions lol
Hyn had me dying this episode
Nigga really asked if Jay becoming successful helped ease the pain of Biggie dying... like NIGGA WHAT lol
@@gmcqueen27 that was a weird question
Hynaken TRIES to sound smart but 60% of the shit he asks always sounds dumb asf lol. Everytime he's about to open his mouth you can see the look of annoyance on Math's face.
Did y’all see what he asked maino 🤣 funniest shit ever I put the time stamp in the comments
great episode math, the shows are getting better and better just like drink champs, I've watched your battle career starting with Iron Solomon...Its a pleasure watching you progress...Stay sharp and keep it going
RIP
Larry levan, the fact that dude is in the music industry and never heard of him is mind boggling!
I guess it’s because he played house and disco!
Damm!! A million shouts out to you Clark Kent….!
I remember you in Dana Danes video this be def beat when you opened ya shirt to reveal the Superman logo!
Legendary/classic💥💥💥
Shouts out to video music box✌🏿
i’m only half an hour in, clark kent should be teaching an entire college course with the knowledge he effortlessly gives. incredible!
big facts
This is my best podcast straight up this classic interviews take me back to the days in the mid 90s I used to exchange hip-hop rap cds with my boys in highschool and go home and listen to it especially newyork rap albums . From notorious big ready to die in 1994 till date . When I knew about clark kent and his production genius . Clark kent is the best producer in the 90s I still listen to junior mafia get money and that production is still unbelievable to me till this day. Live from lagos nigeria #hiphopmylife#grewuponhiphip #lovebrooklyn #lovequeens #lovenewyork🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🔥🔥🔥
I was born in 93 but always had a radio 📻 So Flex dropping bombshell on your track is definitely DREAMS COME TRUE vibes. S/o to Math!! Harlem World 🌎
HARLEM!
math from Brooklyn
When he told bro to stop using zodiac signs in the interview I passed out lol
Clark deflated that man. He ain't have to do that lol
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He roasted esso 🤣
One of the best interviews, Clark Kent killed it and love how he talks like a gentleman too. DOPE interview🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Yo this podcast episode was like a true documentary. My favorite episode hands down. Dope show
IMO….BEST INTERVIEW EVER ON HERE‼️‼️‼️ SLAUTE ON THIS ONE MATH‼️‼️
I thought noone could top Math having Fat Joe on....but this was also AMAZING
Anyone who listens to and appreciates the culture, from everyone younger to the Grandmasters of another era: if you haven't heard Clark Kent tell his LEGENDARY stories-- then SIT DOWN AND BUCKLE IN TO THIS CRAZY JOINT!! Math you have a masterpiece with this interview, and THANK YOU for putting all these amazing people and knowledge in one room, for the whole world to watch. Hat's off 👏👏👏
Nothing but gems this episode ! Keep these interviews coming ✊🏾💯
Alan Freed was a DJ from back n the day who helped spread rock n roll through radio across america. He's also the reason payola exists the way it does essentially.
The conversations about hip hop history are a must watch for any fan. More people can relate to the vibes than you know.
Great show!!!! 👏🏾👏🏾
Sidenote: You lot see Maths reaction every time his co-hosts asks or says something out of context like they ain't really listening or done their research?
Big Salute to Dj Clark Kent
This man is hip hop royalty💯💪🤴
This is one of THEE best episodes. There was American history, World history, Black history, politics, Music history, philosophy etc. All good stuff! And most of all not excessive cursing!
BTW: Tell Esso that Lewis Latimer invented a unit the revolutionized the filament that illuminates the light bulb. He did not invent light nor electricity.💛💙
Thank you for this episode fr-you dont even know the ripples in history these discussions are creating!!! One Love & once again thank y’all!
Обожаю слушать реальных участников, легендарных событий! Звучат факты о которых не узнаешь от журналистов и критиков. Спасибо Кларк, пусть Бог хранит тебя!
The magnitude of hip hop history dropped in this episode is phenomenal great job done from the cast and the legendary Dj Clark Kent
My favorite part of this entire interview is how important Clark made it known to continue the education of hip hop. To become a 5 percenter you just know your 120 lessons you must pass your student enrollment etc. There are guidelines and boundaries that take place in order to ensure the quality of the individual being welcomed. We just find a way to create something for hip hop that way. The new generation has the responsibility on their shoulders to educate themselves and others as well as protect the integrity of the culture. The older generation has to find a way to teach them.
This wasn't an episode. This was a MASTERCLASS. I feel honored listening to this episode
Pl
THIS DUDE SIR CLARK KENT IS VERY SPECIAL.LISTENING TO HOW HE'S BRAKING DOWN THE TEMPLATE OF WHAT A CLASSIC ALBUM IS IS MIND BLOWING HOW HE WORDED IT.I'M GRACED THAT I WATCHED THIS EPISODED.PEACE AND BLESSING.HE KNOWS HIS STUFF
Came back to watch a second time. DJ Clark Kent could have his own podcast, his stories, the way he speaks its just incredible
ANOTHER HOME RUN, MATH!! 🔥🔥
Math is keeping that foot 🦶🏾 on the podcast game!!!
It just continues ✊🏽
Much success
Nas did in the 90's what Rakim did in the 80's. Forced dudes to step their up their rhymes.
Factz
Honestly, this is my favorite episode. Clark is one hell of a storyteller
This could of been way longer and id watch every minute absolutely legendary and educational truly my favorite episode sofar keep it up Math Hoffa🔥🔥
We need SAUCE MONEY AND PAPOOSE on the show
We need Bill and Fame on the show. AZ on the show, Sauce Mutha Fkin on the show. Pap did Drink champs so I’m good.
LOVE THIS INTERVIEW I USED TO DJ U HAVE TO LOVE THE MUSIC IT'S A HIGH U CAN'T EXPLAIN WGEN GET THAT FIRST MIX OR YOUR FIRST SCRATCH DOWN IT'S A LIFE STYLE U WILL NEVER FORGET!!!!! THANK U MATH SALUTE CKARK KENT IT SOUND GOOD 2 HEAR A REAL DJ EXPRESS THA LOVE 4 MUSIC!!!! ANOTHER ONE KING!!!!!
🔥🔥🔥🔥giving people what they don’t even know they need!
Tru Dat
You gotta love the passion in DJ Clark Kent's voice; that alone is inspiring...and his stories in this interview are classic lol
bruvh... my last comment on this... Dj Clark Kent Just taught us a dj formula... and he mentioned blending before cutting and scratching... the blend of records was real with disco, funk... now the break beat mix back to back was another level.. too fresh ... Salute .. jewels on this .. like amazon prime like a cryptocurrency block chain owning the block
Those of us of a certain age remember Clark Kent, Jazzy Jeff, Mix Master Ice, etc...all being on stage the same night ...Clark Kent did his thing
Damn this might be the greatest Hip-Hop interview Ever!!!! Math you did ya thing with this one. This one put a Jewel in ya Crown!!!!! 🔥🔥💪🏾💪🏾👑
It's interesting hearing Clark Kent speak about how he learned from the DJ just by hearing him play music. It reminds me of how J dilla said he knew he was supposed to work with Madlib because Madlib's was speaking to him through his music. That's dope man.
Clark Kent's calm demeanour reminds me of Denzel Washington lol
Hahaha thought it was just me at certain moments he sound like him too
@@ray8507 💯
Am I the only one that thought evolution of hip hop on Netflix was so educational n did so much for me
Best interview for me. Appreciate y'all for the work y'all put in bro. Clark Kent's perspectives made me re-think a few things.
Damn that's deep as an abyss! He said... "I don't even love producing, I love music that makes me a PRODUCER"..... vicious!💯💪🏾✊🏾
Would've enjoyed this interview a lot better without the guy to the left of Clark.. idk if he sauced up or what but he shoulda stayed quiet
Him and the Heineken dude used to ruin all these interviews
Incredible guest and episode. Clark Kent is the embodiement of Culture and always acted to make it grow
This shit was dope! Your best Podcast ever! Informative, historical, educational and honest!! Clark’s gonna be a hard act to follow. Also congrats on your album Math. Already copped it. Shout out to the crew too!
I still get chills when I listen to Players Anthem Remix that Clark Kent did for B.I.G!
Congratulations on the half a million young man!!!!!!! From Detroit
This is definitely one of the best HIP HOP interviews EVER!!! Clark Kent is like the GOD THOTH of Hip Hop! His knowledge and clarity of his history in the game is on another level. Respect to the whole crew. Keep doing your thing!
Thankz Clark for giving Sauce His Justice !!! Bcz Him & Jay ain't rocking People jus wrote Him off like He never existed !!! Sauce wuz always Supa Dope Too Me !!! Salute !!!
Jay and Sauce wasn’t rocking when?
Tremendous knowledge - and a man who was there from the early days ans see it all
Completely agree about Rakim being the most important ever. It ws like everyone was riding a horse and carriage and he showed up in a Batmobile.
Crazy Jewels and some extras I never heard from Clark. Seen practically every Clark interview. This is no doubt his best! Salute to the whole MEO crew! Another banger!
Man I Thank You Math!! Thank you for the opportunity to learn about all these HipHop icons stories. What you have right here is very special!! Don’t let nobody take this away from you nor tell you different. I’ve learned so much watching your podcast. Soo much. I could of had done that without you brother. Thank You! 💯💪🏽
Amazing interview. I respect the confidence, not a fan of how Clark talking down and being rude at times. Great history lesson regardless
The panel was out of pocket a few times. DJ clark kent is a legend and esso asked questions that werent thought out. hynaken fell asleep. he's a great from the culture thats allowed them this podcast. if bill gates was there would hynaken fall asleep? if jeff bezos was there would esso ask some random questions? nah. they from new york, they tough, they can handle a lil bit of correction from a legend. plus he's there elder.
Clark was getting a lil spicy wit his comments 🤣🤣🤣 but Esso sometimes be saying some random dumb shit. Hynaken (or however u spell it) was outta pocket for falling asleep tho 😅
Straight and direct...do ask simple questions
@@88infinity20 Two sides to this. I see your point and I agree on the front as well. Great point.
@@KingBeastBDE On everything 😂
The joint Clark Kent did with canibus still goes hard in 2023
Larry Levan definitely was a legend. The Garage was the spot in the 80’s. 🔥🔥🔥
Yo im shocked that more folks arent commenting on that part of the interview! Larry was a LEGEND. Not gonna lie Esso saying "who's that?" almost made me break my laptop
I've watched many M.E.O. snippets. This is the first podcast I've watched in its entirety. Probably because I know Clark. That aside, this was a great interview. This is a great platform. As Clark said, the culture needs to be cultivated. Thanks to this podcast, one of the processes has started. BK All Day!!! Flatbush!!!
🫡 MEO been going hard lately.
Waiting on Cormega, AZ, Capone (cnn) , Bump J, B Siegel
Bumpy Knuckles, Kool G Rap
Need that AZ joint asap
AZ would be great. Been waiting on him to either do an interview on here or drink champs
Hip-Hop Master Class Syllabus... one of the most significant and meaningful educational podcast/interveiws of the culture
Credit to you all, massive fan of the podcast and fairly new to it and after this episode I’ve realise what it is. I’m not sure I’ve ever seen so many interesting people in a room having a conversation which breaths and each person offering interesting looks and opinions whilst always staying focused on the guest not trampling on the conversation or story. I’m from the UK and white which shouldn’t need saying but I’m saying it because it’s worth recognising the inspiration and lessons your giving to all different demographics where other shows sometimes make me feel like I shouldn’t be listening even tho hip hop is my favourite music and I most relate to growing up. Thanks for the great content, keep it coming and love from over the pond 👊
Great comment and peace from the UK 🇬🇧. Luton Beds,
Amazing episode!!
Loved every minute of it!! 👌🏾
This the dopest interview, Math. And man, Clark ain’t like Esso, THATS clear.
AHHHHH MAN I WAS BEASTING FOR THIS TO DROP !!! Thanks Math #HOFFAGANG s/o BIGGA E$$O Hynaken MECC !!
The RIGHT Podcasts ARE keeping HIP HOP CULTURE ALIVE...Thank you for this...
I'm 51 years old from the DMV...Biggie was that dude had that number one spot ..Biggie was untouchable lyrically and business wise...Biggie wrote the blueprint to being successful in the game and Jay ran with a lot of Biggies ideas when Biggie passed..Like Nas said Jay bit so much off of Biggie ..Biggie is the greatest hands down
Clark kents Is Just Too Real And Pure , His Full of wisdom.This Show was Super Nice. Much love To You All
Kent is a living legend
I would love to see a Common interview I think that would be a classic
We’re caught up playing the impassioned protagonist in our Subjective Narrative of Self 🔴🟥
I know I’m really late in discovering this podcast, but I instantly gravitated towards it.. you guys really know the hip hop culture and pay homage to its legends in the game, which I seldom hear anyone else does. The episode with DJ Clark Kent is my favorite because it’s so informative and I can see how passionate he feels about the legacy of hip hop. Great job guys, you just earned another fan of the show. 🤩
There is absolutely NO WAY you DON’T do a second episode with Clark Kent. Just pick up from where he left off with B
Sky’s The Limit. If Clark had ALLLLLLLLL THAT, and we were only up to 1997, then I can’t imagine what else he has. Clark is a walking memorial.
“Classics are all the same” that was a gem 💎💯💯🔥🔥
The first full interview im looking at. Much respect Hoffa and company.
This man should be a professor at college--DJ CK is a legend
This episode was phenomenal 👏... Clark Kent and Kareem Biggs Burke got ALL of the great Rocafella related stories
Especially Kareem
DJ CLARK KENT is a breath of fresh air
Dear Math Hoffa.
You had another great session. Clark Kent...took me for a spin, definitely a lot of history. I'm proud of this Hip Hop culture.
You guys stated some real concerns regarding our youth...allowing them to contribute without studying factual history that then should inspire and keep true integrity within our culture.
I believe we need to tackle one concern at a time and those that believe otherwise should dismissed, but do this thoroughly. We all need class. Plus so many of us fans are peers toward this culture. The business the art form the passion the compassion some of us real see the bigger brighter picture, and all we have to do is transition correctly.
Hip Hop season should start same time school starts. We've got to be active. I'm a thank Math Hoffa for his platform once again and give praises to DJ Clarke Kent, brother you've put in work and for that you deserve anything your hearts desire...bring people together, hip us younger brothers with game...man all I'll say is I've learnt enough to commit to after this session with Math Hoffa. Y'all have done a service. You see my older brother was a DJ here in Toronto in the 90's. He and my father (RestInPeace) were a kind of mixtape Dj's My brother was all Hip Hop rap and R&B, my father was Reggae Dancehall and Soca, so all this seems real to me and putting in work here in the north we were thorough at the creation process and the business aspect. The 90's was. Nothing like the kids today...at all, but we have to stop these kids in they're tracks and mold them. Is the culture solely about money now? I feel the discourse of the youth. like slavery it going to be a youth possible to sell out this movement we already have systems infiltrating. guys get fear once these agencies get involve. We've got to be strong.
Peace Y'all.
Toronto loves Hip-Hop!! 🖤✌️
I’ve been working on playlists here on CZcams, some feedback on them would be appreciated if you are interested 😌
Math need new co host these dudes are horrible .. glad he was there to kept telling them they moving to fast
Hynaken was annoying me lol Mecca asks good questions and comprehends what the guest point is.
Niggas is geeks and low budget nerds I hope Math put a muzzle on them niggas
If math wasn't already thinking that he definitely is after this interview
Yo Hoffa, tell Esso to slow down with the drinks and the sidebar commentary. He’s your man and all, but he’s a tad on the short bus side. 🤏🏾
Wouldn’t say horrible bro. They play their roles n it makes for a balanced podcast. This is by far the best panel
Playa’s Anthem Clark Kent remix is my favorite Clark Kent remix ever! Takes me back to great memories and a great era to this day! Props on this ! Y’all did it again🔥🔥
That was a ill summer, that cassette was on constant rotation
Clark Kent could give a class on hip hop at NYU
I never knew hip-hop was in 🇯🇲 and came to America in English format. I never knew they were B Boy'n, spraying graffiti, MC'n, etc. James Brown and the other artist who were sampled by DJs must've been from 🇯🇲 too. I learn something new every day. 🙏🏾
Hip hop definitely started in the Bronx however the Reggae DJ style of chatting was DEFINITELY A HUGE influence on hip hop, not to mention the classic building of speaker boxes. A lot of the 1st emcees who are Jamaican or Jamaican American were already living in NYC. It was more of a blending or combination of the different influences especially those going on in NYC at the time.
Foundational Black Americans created Hip Hop.
Even UK rap and grime has it's roots and influence from them. 🇯🇲 and Caribbean worldwide.
This is one of those interview I gotta favorited and just come back to whenever I’m just in the crib cleaning and shit and just need something to listen to.
Speaking of classic albums, it doesn’t get mentioned, but Scarface’s “Last Of A Dying Breed” is a classic album in my eyes.
The FIX is right there w it too beloved! Face one of the hardest rappers EVER!!
@@papalane2729 The Fix gets the love though. Albums like The Untouchable(my personal favorite and the one my pops played daily) don’t though. Face is my personal goat. He has a top 3 discography.
@@markesgrant The untouchable album was bloated, but contained a classic album within it, if you trim the fat. Still it was a dope album. Same thing for The Art of War by BTNH. Bloat tracks keep an album from obtaining the next level. Whether it be too many by the numbers or too many songs about the same thing, bloat be bloat. Lol
@@mocotone how can a 12 song album be bloated? Everything that was on it was well placed. There isn’t a single song I skip on there, and it still sounds great in the whip till this day.
@@markesgrant You are 100 percent correct. I confused that album with the double cd, My Homies. 👍🏿
That mental convo with Ghost is everything 💯 stay in vibrational alignment and EVERYTHING that is divine and right for you will soon unfold.
You can tell clark WASN'T feeling esso's vibe at alllll!! LOL , GREAT LEGENDARY INTERVIEW THO! Facts
Esso ain’t the sharpest tool on the show, so CK peeped that he was the weak link and sent him to the bathroom..😂
@@FacetiousUniqueness FOR REAL THO lol
Esso dick ride all the Queens quests
Esso is that nigga in yo crew you think you gotta put on just cuz
I grew up in Brooklyn and reaching 21 yrs old was the milestone , i lived to see it! Clark Kent is right, live each day happy to be alive.
This is what it’s all about. Hearing the stories of our favorite artists and the songs that made the culture
Absolutely. I couldn't have said it any better.