Black Sheep's Dres & Native Tongues’ Chi-Ali On Their Journeys, Hip Hop & More | Drink Champs
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- N.O.R.E. & DJ EFN are the #DrinkChamps. In this episode, we chop it up with #Dres of #BlackSheep and #ChiAli of Native Tongues.
Dres of the legendary group Black Sheep gives insight into his journey, the origin of group and much much more.
Drink Champs alumni Chi-Ali also joins the conversation!
Lots of great stories that you don’t want to miss!
Make some noise!!! 💐💐💐🏆🏆
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Props to Nore for letting Dres talk and to EFN for keeping Nore on track..
Facts!!!!!! Especially the pac part! People needed to hear he Is Mortal
Yes indeed. I feel this
54 looks great on Dres. Several legendary rappers never made it to that age. Glad he's still with us. Salute to Dres and Mista Lawnge and long live Black Sheep.
He'll be 56 next month.
I think this was one of the best interviews in a long time, but he does not look great for 54. Looks like a smoked out older dude on the street corner who has a lot of history to share. I met so many of those dudes growing up in Harlem. Reminds me of a few book vendors I knew on 125th street that sold books on African/African American history who clearly were base heads, but were knowledgeable and had some wisdom to impart. Dres does not look good in my opinion. Chi Ali looks about the same age as Dres, and he is younger than Dres!!! Look at Ali's last interview on Vlad TV. Chi Ali looked like shit!!
Dres is legendary to Hip Hop and I'm glad he still with us just like a Smokey Robinson or a Patti Labelle it's just Hip Hop is a different genre of music to R&B.
@@cookies749 🤡
When that "engine number 9" part came on during The Choice is Yours, NOTHING beat the energy in a club or party when everybody would get low.... then start jumping up and down after Dres yells "Pick it up!" X 3💯🔥🔥🔥🔥
Bruh that’s when we were still going to House Parties and the whole party would slow up and when they said “Pick it up pick it up pick it up” everyone would go crazy
We did that in the uk too internationally iconic song
Throwback Classic !
Amen.
Bruh, I can still see me and homies gettin hype when they played that tune @ the party!
Dres is undeniably the only individual guess who holds the truth sacred with an unbiased opinion that’s truthfully real & nurturing at the same time.
We as a black race should recognize & understand how much power & influence we have when we pull our resources together.
This is 1 episode I will willingly watch over & over because of all the substance that it contained.
Salute to everybody that made this episode happen, because otherwise we wouldn’t have never known the true history of the many fill ins that Dres presented…💯🔥🔥🔥🥂🏆
I think he comes off bias (pro NY) AND bitter 🤷🏾♂️
FACTS!
@@zzinkk ….Bias, how?
maimi
@@williedynamite9369 he doesn't come off bias in any way shape or form hes just giving his opinion blackjelly just running his mouth hes probably mad that a NY ran through his girl
Chris Lighty gets mentioned almost every episode of Drink Champs
As he should!
Chris was that dude man…RIP
@NY State Of Mind this is why Drink Champs is so great because I knew Chris Lighty for his Violator days but I would have never knew that he had such a profound mark on Hip Hop. His Drink Champs episode would have been legendary. We were robbed like with Kobe's HOF speech...by the way, Nas the GOAT 🐐 and it's not even close 👑, I know that was random but it's true
@@santinovaughn9336 Listening to Native Tongues in the early '90s, they mentioned Chris Lighty a lot.
I'm surprised nobody has made up a story on when they met him in the comments
Thats why I miss albums with one producer. Pete Rock, Premier, Dre, HItmen, Quik, Manny Fresh, Pharrell, etc. I like that distinct sound. When you get albums with 10 different producers, the album sounds all over the place.
Facts
You really gonna say that about illmatic
It all depends on the Artist & concept of the album etc.
Nah it depends. Illmaric has multiple producers and matter of fact Pete hasn't produced on no other Nas albums besides Ill
I Agree
Love how DJ EFN is asking more meaningful questions
EFN definitely asks questions out of left field but always questions I always wanted to know the answer to. Wish he'd ask more tho.
He always do that. That's why he's there. He's the DJ; he has the knowledge. Somebody said it best in his last interview with Red Alert (Red was talking basic hip hop knowledge and some of it went over Nore's head. Spyder D. I think it was), Nore's been 'a casual' in hip hop. He knows the big artists, but DJ EFN knows ALL the music.
If it wasn’t for EFN, Nore would just be asking these rappers if the eat ass or not lmao there was a point where he asked that question to every guest
@@juliocorrea2552 LMAO
EFN is a head for real. Have you heard his albums? Dude is legit.
Not to shit on N.O.R.E. tho, I don't always agree with him or how he interrupts mfs, but he has his place too.
"Mr. Long...Dres...Black Sheep slam now!"
He rode the hell out of that beat,
Yes...Chicago Is In Fact Farahkan's home...I see...EXACTLY WHAT YOU MEAN..about the BULLSHIT that is happening...All Around His Yard!!!! Deep!!! Bruh Dres...4 You Ta Say N See It!!! Just hope it gets better!!! All Ova This Fuckin Country!!!
Facts!
Dres explained the DJ situation perfectly. These days the audience is mainly looking for what is popular, not necessarily for what is hot. The DJ use to break records and the audience appreciated it immediately. Now, if it wasn't already sanctioned as acceptable, it's not hot. The industry is over saturated with people that aren't really talented and who follow a formula.
100% facts
yeh it speaks volumes... its really middle men meddling in the culture. Why wouldn't you use a dj that spends all day in the culture, mixing the culture, knowing its history and areas, all its criteria to determine what THEY like and listen to them makes so much more sense to be up on ua sh*t! and thats said from someone thats deejayed for 20 plus years. Now you can buy a controller and be the slave of the audience, the roles have reversed. Imagine being a doctor and your patient saying, yeh no one really feeling that pill i'll tell you what to prescribe 🥴🥴🥴
Technology has evolved to where we can all be the DJ. Stop complaining about change and embrace and evolve.
You don’t have to wait for the DJ when you can download or stream ANY ARTIST you want whenever you want.
So the dj does not control what’s hot or heard.
Listen to what you like not what they tell you.
@@jamesbrown776 This isn't a complaint, it's a historical occurrence. It's just a transformation in the industry and how it impacted people socially. Not sure if you heard what Dres said, but the industry has more control over what is heard and what is more than ever before. Not sure if you have the experience from that time to understand, especially if addressing the difference reads as a complaint. Peace and Light.
Dres was keeping it real and they edited out some of the stuff he said about Iheartradio & radio politics
Man I wish more 90s rappers would tell stories like this, I ain't tryin to hear N.O.R.E. more than the guest no disrespect, this was such a dope episode I wish there was a part 2.
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He ruined a few spots on this episode. We didnt even get Dres opinion on The Infamous after Nore asked HIM the question, that Nore answered
Drunk shi.
Drink champs
I agree. Interviewers always talk over their guests. Very unprofessional. Hope they grow into a better platform.
True Indeed Nore has to let the guys talk more it makes a better interview
This is one of THE BEST DRINK CHAMPS INTERVIEWS!!! And I've seen a lot of them. Dres is so DOPE and so BRILLIANT!! So many gems and so much history.
Dres is a very wise man and put a lot of things in perspective for me during that era of Hip Hop. Chi is a real brother who went through a lot of personal setbacks from doing that bid. Thank God for this platform for giving these rap legends a voice. Love this interview.
Black Sheep A Wolf in Sheep’s clothing was my first rap album. Played that thing non stop.
That was my second album. Those walkman and cassette tape days.
Same here with leaders 1st album
I bought that album like 3 times… I played that tape so much that u can faintly hear side B when you played side A
My first was young mc I got for Xmas first I bought with my own money was 100 miles and running.
Album was everything
Dres. Like Masta Ace, Tash, EST, Rass Kass, and Grand Puba, another Seriously, seriously underrated cat on that mic. Legend.
Add a 3rd seriously to that
PUBA WAS THAT NIGGA REEL TO REEL IS A CLASSIC ALBUM🔥
Same with Brother j lord finesse OC Killah priest and Planet asia
Facts!!
Gotta throw Pharoah Monche in there also!
DITC should have BEEN on Drink Champs. Lord Finesse, Diamond D, Showbiz, OC, Buckwild, AG all got so much hip hop history. Fat Joe need to make that happen
Rip to my favorite artist big l 139 Lenox ave aka da danja zone Rip prodigy bloodshed SHORTIEPIMP n huddy6 Newark nj16thave
Did stretch and bobbito come to drink champs yet
@@kingofkai5623 nope that who they really need 89.9 Frm on a Thursday night 1-6am I got all my tape str8 factz Newark nj16thave 💯💯💯💯💯
@@skidabossman3812 You digitizing them shits my dude?
@@sgtcreasegrease I did a couple year ago I have all of them put up lmao I gotta go to my bro house an BLOW DA DUST OF DA BIN 😂😂😂😂
This is one of Drink Champs better shows, they actually allowed the guest to finish their thoughts.... And Dres was spot on with everything he spit about the state of Hip-Hop.
Little too much
We need an AZ THE VISUALIZER INTERVIEW! DRES gave us an extraordinary interview!
A MUST!
FACTS!!!!
Facts
Way overdue
Dres was my favorite MC as a kid, always liked his flow, wittiness, and intellect on the mic. I love the stories he had, he came ready and happy to give up pieces of Hip Hop history, great interview. Dres is still dope on the mic too. Always be a fan. Legendary for real
This brother Dres is a real dude. I'm from Chicago and I had an encounter with him and some of his crew in the mid 90's. Back then our city was heavy into the gang culture. I myself was heavily involved with the nonsense. Anyhow, me and my people were at a club that we considered ours. So, one of my people comes up to me and says, " We got trouble at the front." I instantly get into fight mode. So we make our way to the front. I see the club security trying to separate the two groups. I walk up and ask one of my guys," What happened?" My guy is like," They trying to disrespect. " I'm like, " What did they do?" My manz is like," They comin' in here with their hats swinging the wrong way. " ( In Chicago a person could literally get killed if the bib to their hat is turned in a certain direction)... Dres was with about seven or eight guys. A couple of them were Latinos and they were the ones who my guys had a problem with.
What I remember most was, these cats stood their ground and it was about to get ugly. Dres was the reason of voice. So I tell my people to chill out and let me talk to Dres one on one. He says to me," We mean no disrespect. We're from New York and that hat shit doesn't mean anything where we're from." I'm like, " I feel you, but here, it identifies who your enemies are." He says," Aight, but it's the way your guys tried to push on us. Feel me?" And to be real, he had a point. So I tell my guys to chill. In return he tells his guys to straighten out their hats. His guys DID NOT want to straighten those baseball caps for shit!!! Lol.
After a little while had passed we were all talking as if there was never a problem. I had mad respect for the way that the brother Dres handled the situation.
I had to tell my people, " We're supposed to be about Love, Truth, Peace, Freedom, and Justice. We're not supposed to be on that unconscious bullshit. Straight up!!" It was supposed to be against our principles to gang up on anyone because they had less numbers. Nowadays, none of that matters.
At the end of the day, there was no blood shed and in reality, there never should be.
True story. Thanks for sharing it. He seems like the real deal.
@@nmarcus7233 No problem. If someone was to ask him about that night I'm sure that he would remember it.
I was amazed by his calmness. Because trust me, some of my guys are really on another level. But Dres was respectful while still demanding his respect too.
He was definitely cool.
🧢
I remember and have spoken on this night.. solid brothers with solid minds remaining solid and brothers.. much love to you family.. wordup 👊🏾
@@blacksheepdres Indeed. Peace and Blessings to you and your family. One!!
Nore: Jesus or the Devil
Dres: ohhhhh u wanna know my Jesus story!!
He got stories for everything!!! 😂😂
"engine engine number 9/ on the new York transit line/ if my train goes off the track/ pick it up! pick it up!! pick it up !!!"
Only true hip hop heads will truly understand this .. I was in 2nd grade when this track came out. #choiceisyourz
That track is a timeless classic 🔥🔥
My bro, I was in HIGH SCHOOL partying my ass off to this in the clubs🤣💀🤦🏽♀️😭.
"Pick it up, pick it up, pick it up.......back on the scene........" Legendary !!!!🔥🔥🔥
they scared to come outside mo3
6th grade for me and I say that line probably once a day lol
We need the whole duck down/boot camp clique next.
They did duck down already. Just didn't have everyone there.
Hell yeah good idea
FACTS
Rip Sean price
We need buckshot and havoc to talk about enter da stage
How many of y’all caught @ 1:32:10. When Dres says to NORE “You obviously beloved him in JUICE”. Look @ NORE face. That’s why he paused and said “You don’t wanna go THERE”! It’s because after NORE saw that movie and went outside and shot his friend ok some Bishop shit. That’s how he got his charge that sent him upstate when he was young
Thank you Nore for finally listening to us and stop cutting the guests off. Even though it seems to hurt you for having to sit there and be quiet 😂
🤣🤣
It looks like it takes physical effort lol 😆
@@itsjob595 😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣
Well said. He got better. Couple times you see where he normally would have derailed the whole conversation talking about Ciroc or some random side joke going too long 🤣😂
Dres is a real one!!! Always dropping jewels and definitely underrated as a emcee!!! Glad to see he’s finally getting his flowers.
This podcast is dope because some of these stories, we didn't get in the 90's
What’s your IQ level fam?
I sat listening to this for three hours to hear the jewel at that end: The family is the backbone of our community. Without strong families, we are doomed.
"Black With N.V." from the first Black Sheep album is still one of the deepest, illest tracks...it resonates with me still to this day. I can just think about those verses and feel a way.
He's an excellent storyteller and such a great interview.
You are beautiful.
Dres Was Outtalking Nore This Episode And It Slightly Irritated Him Lol Peace To The God ☮️
@@airpegasus5167 😆, Dres is dope, but he likes to hear his self talk. 🤣
He talks too jittery, and stuttery.
Stuttering Stanley!! 🤣🤣🤣👂🏿💪🏿💪🏿@Kenya Alston this guy was hard to follow.. Word Up. Even my moms was upset & she is an O.G. with time on her side.. like a Retired Citizen! Wtf he always was pusing his own voice and had tons to say but it had fell in a Abyss 2 many times for me.✍🏿🤷🏿♂️🙏🏿
Dres look like a mix of Most Def and Shyne
Let’s be clear… The Choice is Yours is arguably a top 10 hip hop song of all time.
Classic definitely, but not top 10.
Sold a lot of Kias with it LOL
@@ginichimaru2712 😂😂😂😂. I forgot about them mf hampsters!😂😂😂
1st rap song I ever memorized
Simalak Child was one of my favourites too!
Was on a Zoom call the other day, and my client (a white woman in her late 40’s/50’s) asked me, “is that the Black Sheep album on the shelf behind you?”. I was shocked to say the least!!
Yea but wecneeed to stop giving them props for loving the culture . Like they not so special that we have to give props to them knowing one of us 🤷🏾♂️
They sold like 2 million records back then. The Choice Is Yours was big like any other classic single in hip hop history.
@@emilerey8668 where did he say he gave her props? I thought I read that it shocked him. He probably edited the comment or something...
D-R-E-S!!!! "The Choice is Yours" is an iconic generational song, that gets any party amped up and my former national anthem before hitting the basketball court...lol, but "Strobelight Honey" was my ish!!!!!!
❤️ the Strobe Light Honey remixes too.
Annnd Strobelight Honey is OH so forever relevant... From the clubs to these social media filters... A classic amongst classics...
his voice is iconic
This is one of the most entertaining and informative interviews I’ve seen. I wouldn’t expected from him. Well done.
I loved Dres interview!! Dres talked about HIS reality of Pac, another side of Pac!! He kept it 100 with still respecting Pac, people really think Pac was invincible!! He was young, he was brave, outspoken but still just a human, a man!! Dres was telling tons jewels of Hip Hop !! No one on Drink Champs has told this many Hip Hop detailed stories. That’s why we need Slick Rick, Dana Dane, Kangol Crew Vance Wright on Drink Champs !!!
He ain't keep shit 💯... So Pac was the only mf to make gangsta musik? I never heard Pac saying he was hard & all dat other bs mf's spewing. Mf's painted their own pikture of Pac. My thing is why only go at Pac, shit is weird af. He kept it 💯 but forgot to tell apart of a story his own homie had to remind him about & I'm sure he didn't forget. NY nigkas just HATE Pac bekause he took off on mf's & they stayed stagnant FOH Pac was the realist. By the realist I'm not saying he was a good fighter but he gone fight for what he believe in or around. Why wouldn't you ride with a mf that spent a Mil ticket to get you out of jail when mf's just left you lol Pac problem was he was loyal to the wrong mf. Notice how they stopped the game just to hate on Pac smh
@@dankkush1159 Damn, was Pac your pops? What's got you in your feelings? FYI, Pac is a New Yorker. His first stage name was MC New York. This is factual history. NYC never hated Pac and vice versa. You fell for the BS them people fed you. Dres is one of the REALIST street/Hip Hop figures in Hip Hop history. He has well earned stripes from his exploits in the street. I take his word over some Stan any day
@@senorc4416 must be from Ny lol so it's no use even talking to you. If he so real why he leave out a part of the story? Yea nigkas only tell what they want too. That shit was pure hate
He was definitely hating on 2pac when his friend said dudes was fighting all over the place he tried to say but still...nah you said YOUR guys was there, what that mean to Pac, ppl get killed everyday thinking ppl have their back but don't. He definitely meant to leave that part out to make it seem like he was scared meanwhile, Drez got a gang of folks with HIM.
@@Monique319__ did you ever go to Hip Hop clubs in the 90s? Most of them parities were violent AF. Fights were regular occurrence. No one from the hood get scared from seeing fights….No one from NYC hates on Pac aka MC New York
“Wolf In Sheep’s Clothing” is a top 5 hip hop album for me.
Lawnge is so slept in as a producer... and to hear he helped with the first tribe album!!! Solidifies it!
@@omone00 And they're from NC, my home state, by way of NY of course
@liveguy, that intro to the album is the best all time... and it's funny now, because Dres really does have a "hard" story, even though their whole style was clean, witty and slick. When that album dropped, I thought Dres was instantly the coolest man in hip hop. They were the first hip hoppers I seen to rock blazers and they weren't corny with it.
@@KtotheG “put it together like a jigsaw , got my 9 and my Rambo knife of the flooooor’ 😂😂🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
@@KtotheG exactly.
Dres turned quick time into a 3hr interview 😂😂😂
2001 opened up for Black Sheep in Providence at Lupos.
Dres was so cool when I meet him. He asked if I could get him trees. I made a call and my buddy came thru early and hooked Dres up.
Dres asked for his address when my buddy gave the tree for free. Dres sent him a package with a cd and t shirt with a thank you letter. Much respect Dres! You the man!
Wow Lupos! Went to mad shows there, Ghostface, C.N.N
Dres was a bit loquacious, but his ability to be lucid and apply context to any subject in a justifiable manner is well worth it. Excellent story teller too, not to mention a witty and eloquent wordsmith.
This is one of my favorite interviews.
I didn't know anything about Dres or Black Sheep besides their 90s music
but his story is dope. His energy & aura is refreshing. I looked up his catalog & even his latest album sounds good becasue of his smooth delivery.
Drinks Champs y'all did it again! ✌🏿
If he’s not black balled from the industry, he is now ‼️ damn
How
I love when he mentioned Lyor cohen being a character like Dame Dash been trying tell us
@@Yeosh dame also said they can’t black ball him because he has no interest in music. Aka I’m black balled but it didn’t matter.
Pac smashed his bitch. Pac hater
I got brothers in the Jungle cousins on the Quest
Cool story bro
Dres is very thoughtful with his responses. He's an interviewers dream. I watched his interview on Math Hoffa's channel...great storyteller and very smart. The kind of person you away from with more jewels than you came with.💎
EFN and Nore be feening for their guest to choose both when they play quick time with slime!! So they can drink!! 😂😂😂
One of the greatest of all time this guy a Legend for real
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This was a great interview... It was very natural. this was dope. Black Sheep's Dres & Native Tongues’ Chi-Ali On
Dres put it down on this episode. He told the truth about Pac too but cats don’t wanna face it that Pac ain’t what they thought he was
That was 1 fckn situation... it's smarter to get out if u feel a bad vibe. 50 Cent felt a bad vibe meeting with Preme and Murder Inc, that don't make him a bitch. Smart!
I'm confused, what do you think we think of pac. He was a human being. Someone can say dres not who you think he is. So
Most of these cats are not who they say they are or live the lives they say. Do you really think Grandmaster Caz had a swimming pool on the wall or NWA did all the shit they Rapped about. Pac sensed a situation made a decision that night that's it. Does not mean Pac wasn't solid even Dres said he was so why talk about that one night because you can get with this(Dres)or you can get with that(PAC)and the WORLD got with that(PAC)and (Dres)sounds upset about that.
@@GD-jz9fj whatever homie
I am glad he mentioned Phife in that breath. God Bless Phife. Forever.
don't think many individuals realize how multi-generational Krush Groove was period which was extremely phenomenal at the time because within our own culture you had someone like Harry Belafonte not only financially backing a film like this but directing it and at a time when many in our own ethnic diaspora were shunning and pushing away from the hip hop
My mistake this was beat street that Harry Belafonte had a financial backing in and also assisted in directing
Don't you mean the movie 🎥 "Beat Street"?
Yeah we need a krush groove pt 2 the 90s version
@@tonyjohnson5047 we don't need a sequel to a classic movie like "Krush Groove". Sequel to classic movies never live up to the original and better left untouched with legacy of the first installment.
@@rasungod7257 you right but I would love to see them 90s again
keisha
I love ❤️ love ❤️ love Black Sheep!!! Dres is one of my favorite emcees of all time along with Redman and Rakim!!! Inspiring with every listening!!! Great episode
Dres said so many necessary things
Exactly and I'm glad he put out the real perspective of Pac which ppl be scared to speech on but the new generation have no ideal
@@phillyfans5641 what he said about Pac is true for MOST black men born and raised in amerikkka. Every so called street nigga is hard til the judge or police get involved. What he said didn't make PAC look bad to the person or people who knew and understood what we were supposed to see and learn from the gift that Tupac's life was to this corrupt ass world.
@@phillyfans5641 he put out "His perspective" if you asked Treach (who rolled with him through the different phases) or E-40 and so on, their views would be different (as its supposed to be) So Dres can only talk from what he perceived, and remember Pac and most of the Native Tongue dudes had some kind of beef (especially between PAC and Q-Tip/Tribe, De La and so on). I'm sureI'f you asked some others about Dres they would have their own opinions on him, that's just the way life is....just a pity Pac is not alive to address these viewpoints about him as perceived by those who met him during differing phases of his life.
He sounded a little jealous to me .
@@emilerey8668 How when he was the Bigger Artist at the time and performing in his home town
Dres really changed the concept of that game in a positive way shouldn't just be a drinking game. Had a story about every question
Black Sheep's first Album Hip Hop Masterpiece 💎💎💎💎💎
But they have matured like fine wine lyrically and heads should continue to pay attention to them
Finally 😎 I appreciate an interview like this because it's truly an honor. Not all the hype. I still love black sheep 🐑 till this day. Continue to honor our legendary MC's before they leave 🌎. Thanks for this one 🙏🏾
by far the best drink champs to date and Dres is amazing !!!
Dres digging in they chest 🗣💪🏾💪🏾 Nore tryna tip toe around the truth, playing politics.
A few weeks ago I was rewatching Black Sheep videos and other videos from that era. That Strobelite Honey vid will always be one of the most comical.
Dope interview!! I love that you gave them their flowers 💐 ❤️🔥
I met Dres in Greensboro n.c. at A&T university. I asked for help to get in the industry. He stopped and kicked it and passed the number and words of encouragement. Great brother. Real to real
Aggie Pride! i met mad rappers on yard!
I wasn't expecting this interview to be so good. It's definitely one of my favorite Drink Champs episodes.
Dres speed talk so Nore couldn't interrupt 🤣🤣🤣
That's how you do mofos that interrupt
Peace to Dres who gave me props for the glow in the dark t-shirt I gifted him at a show at the Apollo in the mid 90s
Dres having the balls to be honest about Pac 👏👏👏
What was he honest about?😊
Love what he said about Pac. At the end of the day he was still a young kid sorta, and still was growing into manhood. He told his story with love.
I have a list of people that needs to be on drink champs
Foxy, Lil Kim, MC Lyte, Fu-Schnickens, Audio TWo, Smith & Wesson, OGC, Roxanne shawnte, sparky D, etc
Especially Lyte
Fu snicks hell naw ! Foxy can’t see , he shot at lil Kim , mc lyte is lesbian she won’t like this atmosphere. I agree with boot camp .rox I’ll pass I hear enough of her on rock the bells
@@nazsalabarria860 boot camp waa on already
He need to have Cypress hill Kool keith and ced gee
NICE N SMOOTH
KEITH MURRAY
MOP
CAMP LO
RASS KASS
COMMON
ORGANIZED KONFUSION ON THE SHOW
He needs to do multiple artists from the same era and we can het more content from many artists at once
Lol..."Yo, pass the 40, cause my mom's not looking" ...Chi was destined for stardom from the get go. Hated hearing he got caught up. I still play Black Sheep's first 2 albums several times a year.
This was good but I did want to hear more from Chi Ali.
Don’t think he had much good to say
Why he had has many it's as black sheep did one or two and his name lasted a lot longer. I grew up on both.
@@anthonyarcanumsanctumregnu9551 you clearly dont know hip hop, if you think this
chi ali smoked out
He’s high af & doubt it’s weed 😒
Dres thank you for all the timeless music, for being an inspiration to me and many others, and for the impact you’ve made in my life. I don’t listen to many people talk but when you speak I soak up game! Salute to the triple OG
Love the stories! I’m reeled in like a fish on the line!
Shout outs to Chi-Ali..💪🏾.. #AnotherKindOfFREED👑M
My favorite MC of all time, Dres dropping Gemz like a Diamond Cutter! Van Damm this was a top flight Interview!
I Really Appreciate The Love Dilla Has Been Receiving From These Interviews Lately
I've Watched Every Single Episode & Dilla Has Been Spoken About Now More Frequently
Thank You For That. Also Dres Is An Incredible Story Teller. Now We Need Show & AG On.
I love the fact that Dres used my city in one of his examples. BALTIMORE
This should have been a solo Dres interview. Chi was treated like an unnecessary addition.
Dres’ comments about 2Pac and Flex were raw. His Large Pro stories had a lot of lessons.
No they weren't sound like he was hating kinda
Chi has already been on drink champs so that makes sense
@@Igetsitin89 I didnt feel any hate in his comments, just too real for you. Pac was far from perfect, just like all of us
@DAM D nobody perfect but why he held his tongue all this long , dude was hating
Chi-Ali’s pops was my teacher in elementary school 💯
Best interview by far love the fact Dres put building each other up and wanting to see each other win .
Too many years and Still waiting for the kool G rap and Az interview !
Fam……. 😏
Definitely! So many guests to name but remember there's always politics involved. Guests have to be green lit by not only NORE but Diddy, Revolt, among others. Some are probably planning to go on once they are ready to release a new project, book, music, etc.
@@djalpacalypse3841 i got you! 👍
Yoooooooo....Chi Ali in the house!!! The Funky Roadrunner himself!!
This ain't Chi Ali, that's Dres from Black Sheep.
@ 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@ chi ali is definitely right beside him lol someone didnt watch or read
@@majestythegod6745 Don't say nothin'...just let it ride. 🤣🤣🤣 I needed the laugh, yo.
@@5burowz You're right, I responded too quickly.
Prodigy (R.I.P.) said they made the Infamous the way it sounds after listening to Illmatic 💯
I won't lie Non-Fiction was my favorite tape. Their B sides on the tape singles were so dope. And, the song Peace Phife will make you tear up. Also, Chi Ali on Pass the 40 was nice.
If not THE GREATEST Drink Champs interview... this is definitely one of them. DRES IS A FAVE ALL DAY! ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾
PICK IT UP PICK IT UP PICK IT UP!!!!!😎😎😎😎
Foxy Brown or Lil Kim needs to be up next or someone with crazy stories
What a legend this man is. Salute to Black Sheep, one of my favourites.
Great interview, Dres needs more attention, his perspective is real. Dope to see these brothas still getting money and thriving.
The Infamous is a definite classic album
bliss
This interview is excellent!
One of the BEST interview ever!!!!
Truth I grew up in that era All y’all Boyz need to literally own a huge slice of the industry because y’all made it what it is today shout out to all the pioneers so many years y’all moved me to tears
I swear when I was a kid I’m 41 now but I always thought dres and chi Ali was brothers they looked just alike to me love black sheep tru mcs
vingar
I gotta salute dres for tellin stories about rappers an kept it 💯 he aint jus get on here an be like oh tupac such a great guy like everybody else does. Gave a real prospective. Large pro story crazy too ✊🏽
Yo . Good episode man. Big ups to DRES. Dude had style lyrics and songs that will be forever shine . Peace to Chi Ali too . 🤙🏾
Thank you for this interview!! Two of my favorites from my childhood!! Salute!!🌹🙏🏽❤️
gail
You man were part of my youth. BLESSED TO BE STILL ALIVE.
PAC was born in N.Y , our new York people will back Pac regardless and remember what you did at age 20s he was learning his circle! Music Industry had always been dangerous to our BLACK artist.
PAC knew what had yo be done!
Love -@ yah
Thug yah
Im a cool brotha
Speak from the southern
Keep mothering this rhymes
I keep smothering
Loving this one thanks for sharing very information blessed love to all knowledge is power hopefully everyone pays attention keep up the good work 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
2 of my favorite MC's Dres and Chi-Ali of the Native Tongue's. I just loved those brothers.
"Once you break the rules, they ain't no rules" 👌✔
Love this interview. Hearing Dre's truth. Queens!!!
Man thank you NORE once again for these interviews for the past few years. Man some of these dudes I looked up to and wanted to be in the rap game so bad.
I love how these interviews make me go back and find these artists' songs. It's easy to forget about the titans that came before the beasts we have today.