This guy nvr listened to cypress hill if he thinks hes a good dude. Lmao its all about murder n robbery etc. Tho i love those topics. But lets be real. That being said hes one of my favorite too. I doubt there are many good people creating or loving rap.
This dude is such a humble legend. Cypress Hill lll was the album that got me in to hip hop. Thanks for staying true to the game all these years B, much respect!
@@henny6566 yes imo in terms of the most well known album an getting them off the ground yes black Sunday was the the best...but I like the hard-core ruthless anger an trippy songs in temples of boom3 the best.
I've always respected B-Real but after finding out he went to a vocal coach to *improve his craft and give fans a better show* really makes me respect him even more. A good vocal coach can teach you shit you never even thought of.
That’s what coaches are for. I’ve been taking guitar and bass lessons from the same guy for probably 10 years and he still shows me things like that. Position playing being a prime example.
It's surprising to see Joe learning about vocal technique now, so late, after hearing him thrash his voice for so many years yelling above the volume of a UFC fight.
@user9823598246 Holy shit... You definitely win the award for "Most Revealing Comment". Dude's comment didn't even have a hint of gay or theater, and you leave the comment; "ww get it youre gay and love theater". Look man.... CZcams probably isn't the best place to pick up on dudes. I'm sure you've been browsing through all kinds of gay chat rooms and shit.. maybe it's safer to find romance in one of those places. Either way... learn to spell. "You're gay"... you see how the right spelling just makes the statement ring true? Let's try it again; You're gay. Nice job, princess! You're getting the hang of it! One more time for the road, except this time, say it out loud, and pronounce the word "you're" like; "Eyem" Yell it out! You're gay!!! You did it! Now go, young lady.... go search for other dudes who like... hairy butts and ballz... go get 'em, champ...
@@fckprc8149 and i was referring to hiphop shows. He has the ability to make his voice sound the same that it does on his albums. Not many rappers can do that live.
Rammellzee is the most far out, futuristic artist of all time. The fact that most people don't even know of his existence is a damn shame, but kind of adds to the mystery. Beat Bop will always be my favourite early 80's jam, that track is simply one of the best of all time. R.I.P Rammellzee for those that know, I salute you.
@@hjillumi880 hey I was born in 1984, it makes no difference which era you grow up in. If you enjoy Hip Hop culture then you seek out the best stuff regardless of how old it is, well that's what I did.
That was a cool peek behind the curtain. B-Real and the whole Cypress Hill is one of Hip Hops priceless national treasures. They have contributed so much to the culture.
I went with a friend to see Linkin Park in Ft. Worth right before their second album came out. We had no idea that Cypress Hill was opening for them, and totally acted like girls at a Beatles concert when they came out. B Real had I'd say a six foot bong that he took a hit from on stage which was hilarious and quite impressive all at once. Besides the bass blaring to where it was hard to hear the rapping, it was an excellent show.
I was at that show. I believe it was February of 2002 at the convention center downtown. Do you remember Chester momentarily stopping the show because someone threw a firecracker in the pit?
@@andrewmendoza3350 Holy crap! Yes, at the Roy Rogers Convention Center. I was on the floor when that happened and it popped about six feet away from me. That firecracker had like a hair clamp or something wrapped around it to give it weight. When it went off, it hit a girl and burned her forearm pretty good from what I remember. They were playing and all I see is this sparkly thing way above my head and thought that pyro was gonna go off, and it did, right next to us. I honestly thought they were gonna walk off stage, but to my delight, when Chester said, "Who fucking did that?", about 8,000 fingers pointed to a scrawny 90lb. wearing boots little shit. He had the spotlight on him just long enough for the Ft. Worth PD to snatch him up real quick. We still laugh about it to this day. I can't believe I found someone outside my friend who saw that as well. Totally amazing.
Yeah, small world. I was a few sections away from the perpetrator. I got the tix free because I used to be on the promotions team for 92.5 & Fox sports 1190, so we were in the same building as the Edge. I had friends with the Edge who gave them to me for my Birthday. I was stoked because I lived in Fort Worth anyway
I just gained more respect for B Real for being...Real. I always knew they were inspired by Rammellzee (R.I.P.) from that voice and a few references in their songs, but to hear him admit it here is what makes him a Genuine dude.
this guy's a legend. still remember in class back in like '93 or some shit when i was 12 or 13, a friend and I were "trying" to write cypress hill in graffiti style on the chalk board before the teacher came into the class room.
I met B Real when I worked at a Hotel in Austin, He really is a super nice dude. Gave me a big tip and an autograph. I fan boyed out the whole time but he was so cool. Thanks B!
I've told people for years how I heard them on a radio show prior to their first album and B-Real was rapping in a deep voice. This was like 1990 or 91. When the record hit I was like I heard this a year ago but it was a different sound. It might have been the Stretch and Bobbito or the Awsome Two
I met B-real, senny and his bro Mellow... Back in the 80s on Cypress street. I was a kid but these dudes were cool AF. They're the definition of humble. I come from where they call home..... So I know.
I met all of them one time when I was about 15 because my friends neighbor was their tour bus driver and they happened to come through town. Smoked weed with them and Sen Dog even gave me his Phillies Blunt stocking cap. I had that thing forever and I would kill to be able to find it today. I know they won't see this but I wonder if they remember. It was in Nashville, TN. It's funny because I met so many big country stars when I was younger: Ronnie Dunn, Alan Jackson, Garth Brooks, Hal Ketchum, Hank Williams Jr., Shania Twain, and probably a few I'm forgetting, but meeting Cypress Hill was the only one that meant anything to me.
@@jacklarue7049 came from a pretty eclectic house growing up. My mom listened to oldies, classical, jazz, Brazilian, and cuban music. One of my siblings listened to rock and metal, another listened to 80's, 90's alternative, pop, and electronic stuff. and my dad listened to stuff like Neil diamond, and Jim Croce stuff, johnny cash, and old 60's-70's country. And then my best friends brother listened to rap all the time. So yeah I did listen to a lot of music by 10.
@therealgoody If he doesn't want the policies and he moves out of the state to avoid them then it's a big wtf if he turns around and votes for them again. People just vote on what makes them feel like a good person then shit their pants when they realize they can't afford all of the dumb shit they just voted into their state which is mostly lining politician's pockets while jacking up the cost of living
@therealgoody We're not talking about taking someones right to vote away we're talking about people that actively escape bad policies then vote for them all over again are morons
@therealgoody You can vote for moronic policies all day and it is everyone else's right to point out how much of a hypocritical sack of shit you are if you purposely moved from your previous state because of those same policies and continue pushing them when they didn't work the first time. That is the definition of insanity
@therealgoody he meant he will vote in the same policies that fucked up the system he's running away from. Thats why Californians should stay put and fix their mess or go to canada
Yes!!! Rammelzee is an underrated graffiti artist, painter and rapper from the Basquiat, Warhol, Keith Haring era! Dope to hear B-Real was influenced by him!
Bananas! I always suspected the Rammellzee connection cause he even talks about "Cypress Hill" in Beat Bop. Dope how they kind of melded that in with their steeze.
Fucking love this shit man... I been making music for years, and I swear man I know my lyrics are there and they’ve always been there it’s come so natural to me.. but man I always feel like my voice just comes off so regular on a track, and even though I’ve listened to cypress hill for years and I knew B real was tweaking his voice when rapping, hearing it from him like this just made a lightbulb go off in my head .. thanks for this.. also you can tell that on his more recent shit B has decided to use his regular natural talking voice more often, and unfortunately it sounds like just that - regular ... the voice is really such a huge part of a rappers style, you can have all the dopest lyrics in the world but if you have a regular ass sounding voice your shit is just gonna sound regular
I saw Prophets of Rage live and was right up and B-Real ran along the barrier separating the crowd from the stage. I high fived him twice as he ran back and forth along the barrier. I never rolled a better blunt before that. He conveyed some of his powers into my body.
Every time i ever heard BReal talk i always said wow I'm i crazy or does his voice not sound the same as he does when he raps. That makes sense now. Wow! Hes really really giftet
Always been a fan of cyprus hill, and honestly when the rap group Serial Killers was formed with B-Real and Xibit I was so fucking pumped! They're FIRE 🔥🔥🔥
And funny enough B Real ends up with one of the most iconic/recognizable voices in Hip Hop and is the biggest name from Cypress Hill. Imagine if they made him a writer.
Wrote to B Real on his youtube channel years ago asking for contact information for the head of Rockstar Games. This was back when you could PM on youtube. He didn't write back. Wrote to him again several weeks later asking if he had received my message. He wrote back asking if I was asking him to connect me with them or if I was trying to connect him with them. I said the former. He never replied again, nor did I press the issue further. But still, I got a PM from B Real. True story.
He brings up an important point. I've seen a lot of rappers live and I've often been disappointed because many of them yelled madly into the microphone instead of rapping in their usual voice. It just doesn't sound like what you're used to from the recordings and destroys the live experience. The microphone and the PA are responsible for the amplification, you don't have to shout. A lot more rappers should be educated on this.
This brother is a legend !!!! He put the Mexicans on the map with his style bro ….he is one of the best stylist ever next to Mystikal , Slick Rick , Rakim and Camp lo …he bad bro
Yo this is dope and I heard about this years ago but I'm just now mentioning about it but KRS 1 in the song Breath Control was great inspiration for the way I write now. But also this was great inspiration as well years ago when I first heard Breal talk about this.
The four elements of hip hop: DJing, MCing, break dancing, and graffiti. If anyone checks out Rammellzee, they'll find there are other elements that only he has discovered. That dude is out there on the artistic pioneer front.
![[Vowel]물고기는 물에서 살아야 해🐟🤣Fish have to live in the water #funny](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/3G9MH063Cx4/mqdefault.jpg)
Inhale.
Exhale.
Just got an ounce in the mail.
Cool, be round in 5 yo
I'm the real one, yes the phunky feel one
Cypress Hill has come, any questions ask 'em
Shut ya trap,I'm the king at rap,go on I dare ya and I'll give ya a slap
@daniel scott sing my songs, puff all night long...
@@HotBoxTrucking as I take hits from the bong
B real is easily one of the best guests that's ever been on the podcast. Seems like a good dude.
he's just being real, thats all
@@SeriousJB haha nice. I see what you did there
This guy nvr listened to cypress hill if he thinks hes a good dude. Lmao its all about murder n robbery etc. Tho i love those topics. But lets be real. That being said hes one of my favorite too. I doubt there are many good people creating or loving rap.
@@coolname2629 you need some Guru in your life
@@coolname2629 B so for Real, cool guy.
This dude is such a humble legend. Cypress Hill lll was the album that got me in to hip hop. Thanks for staying true to the game all these years B, much respect!
temples of boom 3 hell yeah
@@johnnycash7803 Black Sunday was their best album. Amazing album.
@@henny6566 yes imo in terms of the most well known album an getting them off the ground yes black Sunday was the the best...but I like the hard-core ruthless anger an trippy songs in temples of boom3 the best.
Temples of Boom is my fav also!
@@justinh.5334 yes sir. Some people tell me that I need help some people can f*** off an go hell.
I always figured he got that voice from holding a huge bong hit in, and then rapping trying to hold it in.
Aye! 😋
That's true stoner rationale
Hahaha exactly!
I bet he used to tell people that was the origin.
@@capitanmaspingon Nope. That would be Muggs
🤘🏼🙏🏻💯
Wasssaaaaa
bless up papa
What’s good B’real
Legend
whas good PA PA
wazzup B
I've always respected B-Real but after finding out he went to a vocal coach to *improve his craft and give fans a better show* really makes me respect him even more.
A good vocal coach can teach you shit you never even thought of.
B-Real is the man. My first concert ever was Cypress Hill and Rage Against the Machine when I was in middle school
Sean Bean what a hero
Just the honesty aswell man...no bullshit image he's trying to project
I respect artist that go find ways to improve there performance.
That’s what coaches are for. I’ve been taking guitar and bass lessons from the same guy for probably 10 years and he still shows me things like that. Position playing being a prime example.
Growing up a rocker, cypress hill spoke to me...the most original infectious nasal voice kept u coming back for more... completely one of a kind
Joe always invite the right people! B-real the Legend
Annnnnd there's a reason why his podcast is #1 and makes over $100k an episode..along with a few millions a year from CZcams
Skylander WHAT?!? ....WHOAAAA
are you sure?
If so where is the 100k from (rather than CZcams)
@@erxfav3197 100k from iTunes podcast
Legend? Nah you clearly havent got a clue about real rap legends and Im not talking about tupac
@@bigl6218 well, in my opinion he is.
It's surprising to see Joe learning about vocal technique now, so late, after hearing him thrash his voice for so many years yelling above the volume of a UFC fight.
@user9823598246 Holy shit... You definitely win the award for "Most Revealing Comment". Dude's comment didn't even have a hint of gay or theater, and you leave the comment;
"ww get it youre gay and love theater".
Look man.... CZcams probably isn't the best place to pick up on dudes. I'm sure you've been browsing through all kinds of gay chat rooms and shit.. maybe it's safer to find romance in one of those places.
Either way... learn to spell. "You're gay"... you see how the right spelling just makes the statement ring true? Let's try it again;
You're gay.
Nice job, princess! You're getting the hang of it!
One more time for the road, except this time, say it out loud, and pronounce the word "you're" like; "Eyem" Yell it out!
You're gay!!! You did it! Now go, young lady.... go search for other dudes who like... hairy butts and ballz... go get 'em, champ...
Nick you look like an idiot typing 3 whole paragraphs for someone that prolly doesn’t give a shit
@@LK-dn2ms they gave a shot enough to delete their comment 🤣
@@LK-dn2ms I guess there's a chance it got deleted. Besides, it's all for entertainment. I got a laugh out of it. Don't be such a sourpussy
@@ryanwilson1654 "Sourpussy"? Bruhh... that's so sexist....
Cypress Hill was the first rap cassette tape I've ever bought, changed my life.
Same!
Changed your life? You must have a shitty life 😂
Junior eightOeight me too
Changed your life how?
Dirt mcgirt not everyone listen to gay ass radio music like you ..
Real Estate...damn that just took me back to 14 years old. I'm 42 now, B Real is a legend.
same man!!!
44 here
B-Real is an incredible live performer. One of the best.
You barely saw anything live I guess. He is not even top 50 but then.... nobody in hiphop is.
@@fckprc8149 have you seen him live? And I’ve been to a ton of concerts
@@fckprc8149 and i was referring to hiphop shows. He has the ability to make his voice sound the same that it does on his albums. Not many rappers can do that live.
@@fckprc8149my goodness calm down
@@jasonk333 Because most rappers are about 5 IQ points above retarded,
Rammellzee is the most far out, futuristic artist of all time. The fact that most people don't even know of his existence is a damn shame, but kind of adds to the mystery. Beat Bop will always be my favourite early 80's jam, that track is simply one of the best of all time. R.I.P Rammellzee for those that know, I salute you.
Kool Kieth's Dr Octagon is the cream of the crop of unique style
@@mikekoenig6467 Ah yeh can't deny Keiths uniqueness also. Love me some Ultramagnetic. He's definitley out there!
well a lot of millenials are into rap and weren't around for that era
lol are you a millenial too you sound like one
@@hjillumi880 hey I was born in 1984, it makes no difference which era you grow up in. If you enjoy Hip Hop culture then you seek out the best stuff regardless of how old it is, well that's what I did.
The singing voice is interesting but have you ever tried rapping on DMT
-Joe Rogan
Hahaha
Hey, you ever listen to music? You....ever listen to music oooooon DMT?
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂💀💀💀
Umm. It’s B-real we’re talking about, of course he has!
this meme is so fucking dead by now. EVERY Jre video on youtube has at least 50 of these comments
Awesome that B Real gives Rammellzee a shout out. He was a creative force and a pioneer especially during the early years of Hip Hop...
Rammelzee was da shit bro !!!
Netflix: are you still watching?
Somebody's daughter: 4:20
420
I met Cyprus hill once, and by met I mean their security pushed me out of their way. super chill guys though, lucky to call them friends.
Kristjan Vredenbregt lying ass lol
Ahaha
😄
@@rickgomez7004 yeah cuz everyone's lying
Sonu ddnt get to meet them if they pushed yo azz out the way cuzz
B-Real is a legend, I was bugged out on his voice at first but it grew on me bigtime, I love it now, it's classic
Damn I was hoping he'd give us a line
Hand On The Pump is still the shiznit.
you're the pump
@@area51r you're the pump
I'm partial to Hand on the Glock.
Jacob Tupua La-la-La-la La-la La-laaah
😁👊
@@StevenBrown-me Duke Duke Duke, Duke of Duke Duke Duke...
That was a cool peek behind the curtain. B-Real and the whole Cypress Hill is one of Hip Hops priceless national treasures.
They have contributed so much to the culture.
Axl Rose, Dave Mustaine and B-Real. This lady taught some crazy voices.
RIP Elizabeth "Heavy Metal Grandma" Sabine
Dave Mustaine had a vocal couch?
@@skeech1979 nah he had a vocal coach
@@skeech1979 vocal couches are all right but they're kinda hard to sleep on what with all the talking.
@@paulbeahm3891 Are those the couches with the built in Alexa?
So.. I came to listen to hardcore gangster rap talk.
I left with an Opera lesson.
Its almost like rap (real rap) is music.
Haha! We got schooled by B Real
Well you arent gonna hear any hardcore gangster rap talk from this phony punk bitch
Joe: “Huuuuuuhaaaaaahhhoooo! Instead of from the throat. That makes sense...” 🤣
Steven Harden I died too lol he’s such a dumbass sometime like you’re taking a shit joe : WOOoOOaAAHhhH
Steven Harden 🤣🤣🤣
The funky feel one was the first joint I heard in that voice. That joint was fire.
2:40 what a genuine laugh
Lol
Errggh - hahh..
:/ ..... uhh haaaah!
Joe ' trying to laugh like an essé ' Rogan
Hahaha, Sound forced to me.
Love this interview/video. Been a Cypress Hill fan for YEARS!!
“We can’t play this on CZcams we’ll get kicked off of CZcams” 😂😂😂😂
I went with a friend to see Linkin Park in Ft. Worth right before their second album came out. We had no idea that Cypress Hill was opening for them, and totally acted like girls at a Beatles concert when they came out. B Real had I'd say a six foot bong that he took a hit from on stage which was hilarious and quite impressive all at once. Besides the bass blaring to where it was hard to hear the rapping, it was an excellent show.
I was at that show. I believe it was February of 2002 at the convention center downtown. Do you remember Chester momentarily stopping the show because someone threw a firecracker in the pit?
@@andrewmendoza3350 Holy crap! Yes, at the Roy Rogers Convention Center. I was on the floor when that happened and it popped about six feet away from me. That firecracker had like a hair clamp or something wrapped around it to give it weight. When it went off, it hit a girl and burned her forearm pretty good from what I remember. They were playing and all I see is this sparkly thing way above my head and thought that pyro was gonna go off, and it did, right next to us. I honestly thought they were gonna walk off stage, but to my delight, when Chester said, "Who fucking did that?", about 8,000 fingers pointed to a scrawny 90lb. wearing boots little shit. He had the spotlight on him just long enough for the Ft. Worth PD to snatch him up real quick. We still laugh about it to this day. I can't believe I found someone outside my friend who saw that as well. Totally amazing.
Yeah, small world. I was a few sections away from the perpetrator. I got the tix free because I used to be on the promotions team for 92.5 & Fox sports 1190, so we were in the same building as the Edge. I had friends with the Edge who gave them to me for my Birthday. I was stoked because I lived in Fort Worth anyway
I'm so jealous of you all!
I was there, I threw that shit. Y'all a bunch a snitches.
Joe “I ain’t goin out like that” Rogan
Cypress Hill's Black Sunday album was my gateway to rap/hip-hop way back in the early 90's!
Yup. Me too!
2:40 Joe's laugh had me in bits 😂😂😂
I just gained more respect for B Real for being...Real.
I always knew they were inspired by Rammellzee (R.I.P.) from that voice and a few references in their songs, but to hear him admit it here is what makes him a Genuine dude.
this guy's a legend. still remember in class back in like '93 or some shit when i was 12 or 13, a friend and I were "trying" to write cypress hill in graffiti style on the chalk board before the teacher came into the class room.
Wen I get High I sound like dat
I met B Real when I worked at a Hotel in Austin, He really is a super nice dude. Gave me a big tip and an autograph. I fan boyed out the whole time but he was so cool. Thanks B!
Man I've been wanting to know this shit almost my whole life!
He explained that years ago already lol
Some rap fucktard's rap style is what you've been wanting to know your whole life? You're a perfect joe rogan fan.
frank smith is an old man who only listens to country & thinks anything without guitars isn’t music
Kevin Dube well aren’t you to cute.
Kevin Dube right bra fuck country lmao fuckin incest ass music
One of the best lyricists ever-much respect for B and Cypress
I've told people for years how I heard them on a radio show prior to their first album and B-Real was rapping in a deep voice. This was like 1990 or 91. When the record hit I was like I heard this a year ago but it was a different sound. It might have been the Stretch and Bobbito or the Awsome Two
B-REAL! Legend. Great interview
Could you imagine b real and Alex Jones having a debate. B real seems so calm and collected so I wonder how he’d react to that sort of character
Kai Collins imagine Jorge Madsvidal with Alex
hed start using his rap voice and cheat words.
look up the audio for when he beat up big boi on the radio
Let's be real (yes that's a pun) B real would fuck up Alex Jones if started getting too crazy.
Irtaza Azam no doubt but it feels like if I had no idea who b real is I’d think he’s absolutely lovely watching this pod cast 😂
that hits from the bong song still makes me laugh so hard. his voice is hilarious
Respect from Nashville Tennessee 🙌 Cypress Hill 💯 😎
R.I.P Rahmellzee. Hip hop pioneer and NYC legend
Shout out Basquiat too! 👑 🎤 👊🎨
I met B-real, senny and his bro Mellow... Back in the 80s on Cypress street. I was a kid but these dudes were cool AF. They're the definition of humble. I come from where they call home..... So I know.
SOUTH GATE CAL
I met all of them one time when I was about 15 because my friends neighbor was their tour bus driver and they happened to come through town. Smoked weed with them and Sen Dog even gave me his Phillies Blunt stocking cap. I had that thing forever and I would kill to be able to find it today. I know they won't see this but I wonder if they remember. It was in Nashville, TN. It's funny because I met so many big country stars when I was younger: Ronnie Dunn, Alan Jackson, Garth Brooks, Hal Ketchum, Hank Williams Jr., Shania Twain, and probably a few I'm forgetting, but meeting Cypress Hill was the only one that meant anything to me.
I was honestly never big on rap growing up, until i heard insane in the brain when i was like 10-11. Cypress Hill broke that wall for me.
@Kitsune Baka Hell yeah!
A 10 year old is a little ass kid…you act as if you had decades listening to other genres before finding Cypress Hill at 10 years old 😂
@@jacklarue7049 came from a pretty eclectic house growing up. My mom listened to oldies, classical, jazz, Brazilian, and cuban music. One of my siblings listened to rock and metal, another listened to 80's, 90's alternative, pop, and electronic stuff. and my dad listened to stuff like Neil diamond, and Jim Croce stuff, johnny cash, and old 60's-70's country. And then my best friends brother listened to rap all the time. So yeah I did listen to a lot of music by 10.
Clicked so fast when I saw his combo 🙌🔥
Cypress hill - best hip hop band I have ever seen live. Nothing but mad respect!
Elizabeth is A power metal singer voice guru, it’s crazy she trained him too 🔥
B-Real is an absolute legend!! First concert I ever been to as well.
MUCH RESPECT OG BIG HOMIE, GLAD TO SEE YOU HAVE A STAR ON THE WALKWAY BLOOD, WELL DESERVED. WOOP!
B..... Love u and ur brrrrraaaapppp 💯🔥and loved Canada's Wonderland with Fugees, Busta and that 6' BONG...
Danny Brown raps like this and it’s awesome. Has a good range of vocal tone but chooses to rap a lot in a higher pitch tone
gramual Get Hi with him and B-Real is 🔥🔥🔥
Danny brown is dope
I always found his voice slightly annoying
doooooggg Danny Brown has both some of the worst and best raps I've heard. Dude throws me.
Danny Brown ah weirdo
Joe: California is taxing rappers with high voices. You should rap in Texas.
But I bet he will still vote for the same policies that he left. 🙄
@therealgoody If he doesn't want the policies and he moves out of the state to avoid them then it's a big wtf if he turns around and votes for them again. People just vote on what makes them feel like a good person then shit their pants when they realize they can't afford all of the dumb shit they just voted into their state which is mostly lining politician's pockets while jacking up the cost of living
@therealgoody We're not talking about taking someones right to vote away we're talking about people that actively escape bad policies then vote for them all over again are morons
@therealgoody You can vote for moronic policies all day and it is everyone else's right to point out how much of a hypocritical sack of shit you are if you purposely moved from your previous state because of those same policies and continue pushing them when they didn't work the first time. That is the definition of insanity
@therealgoody he meant he will vote in the same policies that fucked up the system he's running away from. Thats why Californians should stay put and fix their mess or go to canada
That voice is the sound of my formative years and the relationship i had with my older brother, it's a beautiful thing to my ear🤘
Watching the video thinking, "Do the voice do the voice do the voice..."
Yes!!! Rammelzee is an underrated graffiti artist, painter and rapper from the Basquiat, Warhol, Keith Haring era! Dope to hear B-Real was influenced by him!
In the thumbnail young B-Real looks like Robert Whitaker.
His name represent for everything a true artist and all humans should be. Just be real. Respekt to a real OG 🙌
insane in the membrane 🎵 🎶
"get the fuck outta here with that" 😂🤣
Bananas! I always suspected the Rammellzee connection cause he even talks about "Cypress Hill" in Beat Bop. Dope how they kind of melded that in with their steeze.
JamBurgler Yup. I said the same thing! Been talking about this for years.
One of the most iconic voices of all time....b real let the haters hate and blow one
Cyprus Hill is badass I remember listening to there jams as a youngster. Catchy tunes
Fucking love this shit man... I been making music for years, and I swear man I know my lyrics are there and they’ve always been there it’s come so natural to me.. but man I always feel like my voice just comes off so regular on a track, and even though I’ve listened to cypress hill for years and I knew B real was tweaking his voice when rapping, hearing it from him like this just made a lightbulb go off in my head .. thanks for this.. also you can tell that on his more recent shit B has decided to use his regular natural talking voice more often, and unfortunately it sounds like just that - regular ... the voice is really such a huge part of a rappers style, you can have all the dopest lyrics in the world but if you have a regular ass sounding voice your shit is just gonna sound regular
For anybody curious it's "Rammellzee"
You the real mvp.
Hooking it up for the culture 🙏
R.I.P. to the Legend Rammellzee.
Rock Well Rammell.
“Where the fuck are my zig zags and my lighter so I can roll it up and set it on fire” is one of my favourite bars of all time
Was front row for Cypress and RATM at Rock The Bells, best show of my life!
At 4:20 or so Joe and B-Real just sounding like there taking a shit together 😂😅😂 funniest moment ever
the vancouver 420 show was banging ! thanks again B !
When I think of B-Real and his voice the lyrics “you’re missing the hoota of the funky Buddha” pops in my head.
B is always keepin it Real
Dope interview
Doves cried when joe sang
I wanna hear a song with his normal voice
Grew up listening to Cypress Hill in the nineties great music
You don't have to fake it man. Just b real
I saw what u did there bro...............
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Reals voice literally identifies Cypress you hear it and can’t help but rap along to it
this man really got joe tryin to sing from his diaphragm
you're the diaphragm
@@area51r now dog
@@Max-zr7hr you're the dog
@@area51r you're the diaphragm
@@area51r you're the dog
“I’ll huff-n-puff and blow ya head off!” Probably my all time favorite Cypress line.
3:54 *Owen Wilson voice*
Hahha “woww”
I saw Prophets of Rage live and was right up and B-Real ran along the barrier separating the crowd from the stage. I high fived him twice as he ran back and forth along the barrier. I never rolled a better blunt before that. He conveyed some of his powers into my body.
Every time i ever heard BReal talk i always said wow I'm i crazy or does his voice not sound the same as he does when he raps. That makes sense now. Wow! Hes really really giftet
Always been a fan of cyprus hill, and honestly when the rap group Serial Killers was formed with B-Real and Xibit I was so fucking pumped! They're FIRE 🔥🔥🔥
And funny enough B Real ends up with one of the most iconic/recognizable voices in Hip Hop and is the biggest name from Cypress Hill. Imagine if they made him a writer.
I heard him once, in an interview, credit Ad Rock from the Beastie Boys for having a big influence on his rapping voice.
Wrote to B Real on his youtube channel years ago asking for contact information for the head of Rockstar Games. This was back when you could PM on youtube. He didn't write back. Wrote to him again several weeks later asking if he had received my message. He wrote back asking if I was asking him to connect me with them or if I was trying to connect him with them. I said the former. He never replied again, nor did I press the issue further. But still, I got a PM from B Real. True story.
B. Real’s chops have charisma; think I’ll listen to some Cypress jams right now 😎
Greatest rap group of all time and it just wouldn't be the same without B Real's wine
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My mom was a student of Elizabeth Sabine. The lady did Axl Rose, Chuck Norris, Dave Mustane...
She fucked with Chuck?
@@louiselagerfeldt9076 i was gonna say the same thing
I want to fuck Ch... Fight with Chuck. -Wanderlei Silva
Hate to say it but it's Chuck Norris. He may have gotten your wife too...
He brings up an important point. I've seen a lot of rappers live and I've often been disappointed because many of them yelled madly into the microphone instead of rapping in their usual voice. It just doesn't sound like what you're used to from the recordings and destroys the live experience. The microphone and the PA are responsible for the amplification, you don't have to shout. A lot more rappers should be educated on this.
iconic voice , legendary rhymes and sick flow
RAMM 4 LIFE
This brother is a legend !!!! He put the Mexicans on the map with his style bro ….he is one of the best stylist ever next to Mystikal , Slick Rick , Rakim and Camp lo …he bad bro
This was a solid episode FR. B-Real a real 1.
Yo this is dope and I heard about this years ago but I'm just now mentioning about it but KRS 1 in the song Breath Control was great inspiration for the way I write now. But also this was great inspiration as well years ago when I first heard Breal talk about this.
The four elements of hip hop: DJing, MCing, break dancing, and graffiti. If anyone checks out Rammellzee, they'll find there are other elements that only he has discovered. That dude is out there on the artistic pioneer front.
Great interview lol One of the most iconic voices in hip hop history. If you dont like CH you aint hip hop.
Who da fuck are you?
Who the FUCK are you? 🔼
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If you don’t like XXXtentaceon, Iggy Azalea, Bow Wow, or Ja Rule, you ain’t hip hop
@@eatfugu hahaha
4:19 had me like, what would someone think im watching if they walked in right now
I don’t think anyone ever asked him this question , great interview
I dont speak spanish but the dpanish version of tequila sun rise is fire
Bro have you heard this song he recently did with Everlast czcams.com/video/QsqePDEGCfc/video.html this shit fuckin fire