Sir Jinx on the East Coast Laughing at the West Coast's Lifestyle & Del Assisting Ice Cube's Writing
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- Sir Jinx stops by #UniqueAccess to discuss the East Coast laughing at the West Coast's lifestyle. The Los Angeles producer-DJ also tells #SorenBaker about Del the Funky Homosapien assisting Ice Cube with his writing. Let us know what you think.
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Sir Jinx is completely underrated and HE deserves more props and credits he ever made back in the day.
You said it, Eric Stewart. Sir Jinx is incredible & deserves to be acknowledged as such. Thanks for watching & supporting #UniqueAccess.
Del is very underated. I'm glad that Jinx gave Del his due respect.
Definitely, Brynell Sidney. Thank you for watching my interview with Sir Jinx on #UniqueAccess. I hope you enjoyed it.
100%
Definitely, Brynell Sidney. It was great to hear. Thanks for watching #UniqueAccess.
You already know, 9.5 Iron Mic. Thanks for watching & supporting #UniqueAccess.
Yes yes, Gangsta Macc. Thanks for watching #UniqueAccess.
Sir Jinx the Legend!
You said it, King Sizzle! Thanks for watching #UniqueAccess.
Excellent interview. Thank you for this and extra shout out to Sir Jinx for "The Product". It's definitely one of my favorite Cube joints.
We're glad you enjoyed our Sir Jinx interview, Damien Bradley. We're got another interview with Sir Jinx where he talks about Ice Cube Leaving C.I.A. For N.W.A & The Bomb Squad Thinking He Was Ice Cube's Sidekick. Here's the link, czcams.com/video/cG2NaKcm_qY/video.html. Check it out & let us know what you think. Thanks for watching #UniqueAccess.
Im from n.y.c even though i was young i always loved west coast rap ice cube my favorite w.c rapper
Lord Zerto me too
Early 90s was all Ice Cube. Last 90s was all Snoop. Top Dogg & Last Meal was Snoop at his best
Nice, Lord Zerto. Ice Cube is incredible. Thanks for watching #UniqueAccess.
510_fitness, thanks for watching #UniqueAccess.
JK number5, yeah. Ice Cube & Snoop Dogg held it down in the 1990s. Thanks for watching #UniqueAccess, as always.
Crazy I never knew how sir Jinx look but heard His Name a whole lot...... He look like big boy character on that TI movie😂😂
Funny, CD Shawn. Thanks for watching & supporting #UniqueAccessEnt.
East Coast died when Snoop and Dogg pound kicked down the buildings. I remember when Boo-Yaa Tribe came out with Once Upon a Drive by and no one from NY responded!! And they were signed to 4th & Broadway. A NY label
Those were two major things, indeed, Mike Jazz. Thanks for watching #UniqueAccess.
Please tell me there’s a second part to this and y’all got into the Kool G Rap album Jinx produced
i agree
That album was a classic
@@aaronhines9810 glad Griselda pays homage to Kool G Rap czcams.com/video/PrAzBXBljRY/video.html
TwiliteSpeedball79, we'll have more with Sir Jinx coming soon where we'll have him discuss Kool G Rap in detail. We've got another interview with Sir Jinx where he talks about Ice Cube Leaving C.I.A. For N.W.A & The Bomb Squad Thinking He Was Ice Cube's Sidekick. Here's the link, czcams.com/video/cG2NaKcm_qY/video.html. Check it out & let us know what you think. Thanks for watching #UniqueAccess.
Yeah, wapminnin99. Check out our interview with Kwame where he explains why Kool G. Rap & D.J. Polo’s “Road To The Riches” is one of the #BestAlbums, czcams.com/video/os23_24HvdA/video.html. Thanks for watching #UniqueAccess.
SIR JINX ! A great producer
Definitely, Always Watching. Thanks for watching #UniqueAccess.
Hiero Crew gives alot of credit to Sir Jinx in their documentary 'Til Infinity'. Also awesome to see Sir Jinx gives some love to Tajai and A-plus
The West Coast Innovated Hip-Hop!!! Sir Jinx MADE HISTORY TWICE! ONE ☝🏿 WITH ICE CUBE AND THE OTHER WITH PUBLIC ENEMY! Solidified his Place in The Game And The Culture. Can’t Forget G-Rap’s Album Live And Let Die...
lets stop the hate and bias family. dont forget Steve lobel managed bone thugs co found Nipsey Hustle and represented many west coast acts. he was a former roadie for Run DMC. he from Queens NY. Jay Z wrote still dree for dr dre. you have west coast hip hop before sir jinx. of course sir jinx is a legend. before Eazy E died, he was in east coast getting love dont forget Steve lobel managed bone thugs co found Nipsey Hustle and represented many west coast acts. he was a former roadie for Run DMC. we dont have to neglect artists and producers before him. Ice Cube had public enemy NY producers The Bomb Squad work on his album when he left NWA.from NY, afrikka islam from zulu nation produced songs on ICE T albums . old school legend gangster rapper kool g rap had sir jinx worked on his perhaps secodn album but producers always travel to work with artists outside their city. DJ Premier is from Texas but made his name in NY producing many hits for artists made his name in the 90's. he even worked on MC eiht record two years ago. easy mo bee is the only producer who made songs with Biggie and Pac on their records things like that. Cypress Hill made thier first smash hit in the bronx in 1991. many west coast artists till this day got love for eric b and rakim, big daddy kane, public enemy, ll cool j, nice and smooth epmd. lets stop the hate.
Yeah, Hassan Burton. The West Coast brought a lot the game, as did every region. Thanks for watching #UniqueAccess.
wapminnin99, all the regions have worked together & made some incredible music together at this point. Thanks for watching #UniqueAccess.
Jinx is legend like Pete rock primo etc
You said it, Pretty boy Willie. Sir Jinx definitely needs to be held in higher esteem. That's one of the many reasons we're glad he came through to #UniqueAccess. Thanks for watching.
Unique Access Ent. Always watch your a legend bro
Pretty boy Willie, we appreciate it. We're glad to have #SorenBaker on the #UniqueAccess team.
That's dope! Interview doing for sir jinx was amazing. He the greatest entertainer by being producer and teach ice cube. Everything like raw and hardcore rap game in this west coast Los Angeles California gangsta rap group C.I.A and NWA was retaliation for this highest level and real competition.
We're glad you enjoyed the interview, @joshuadurham1257. Thanks for watching & supporting #UniqueAccessEnt.
Del the super ghost writer
Jinx greatly underrated but appreciated
Hiphop don't stop
Agreed on all the above, banga8080. Thanks for watching #UniqueAccess.
"Its just another case of that old PTA!" .. You right though, when LOTNS came out, everyone thought Charlie Brown was the lead... But I do recall an interview with the group that exposed the personality friction between Bussa Bus and Charlie going on early....
It's very interesting stuff, Fred Curtis. LONS could have been massively successful. Thanks for watching #UniqueAccess.
Yeah Tony was About that HipHop life since I knew him back at the Highschool HipHop Table, DR.TONE..Stereo Crew.. Big Ups to Jinx for mad success in his lane!!!
10:21 So did Sir Jinx just reveal that Tajai and A+ from Souls of Mischief wrote (or came up with the blueprint of) Once Upon A Time In The Projects? Wow mind blown!!
Didn't say that. He only said they had tha beat first. They didn't have anything 2 do with tha lyrics or concept. Totally different song, same beat
Agree also thought Charlie Brown wouldve been bigger he was dope af!
"Pinocchio's Theories" my shit.
@@brooklyn90s77 Charlie didn't kick Busta out the group Charlie left the group and label Busta was the only member the use his solo option the rest is history
Definitely, Official Don. LONS was full of great artists. Thanks for watching #UniqueAccess.
510_fitness, interesting. Thanks for watching #UniqueAccess.
That's a great one for sure, Anthonys Man Cave. Thanks for watching #UniqueAccess.
I had beats all day like a refrigerator full of juices🤣... Jinx is the dude!
Yeah, Jamal Farris. That was a great line. Thanks for watching #UniqueAccess.
So Hiero was working together through Cube and Jinx prior to really being Hiero?
Yeah, Mac Fleetwood. That's incredible. Thanks for watching #UniqueAccess.
Yeah Back When Mr. Dobalina and Dr. Bombay came out Del was doing Cube beats
Yup...they have an official Hiero documentary on youtube and it goes into some detail about this
Del one of my favourite rappers.
Us, too, dontget ittwizted666. Check out our interview with Del The Funky Homosapien where he talks about Ice Cube Shaping His Creativity & Writing For Cube, YoYo, czcams.com/video/4APEN4ge2u4/video.html. Let us know what you think. Thanks for watching #UniqueAccess.
Awesome, Sir Jinx in the mother---king house.
Definitely, Chuloloc. Thanks for watching & supporting #UniqueAccess.
Saw sir jinx belling!!
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Great interview with a Legend!
Ed Joyce, appreciate that. Check out our other Sir Jinx interview where Sir Jinx talks about Ice Cube Leaving C.I.A. For N.W.A & The Bomb Squad Thinking He Was Ice Cube's Sidekick. Here's the link, czcams.com/video/cG2NaKcm_qY/video.html. Let us know what you think. Thanks for watching #UniqueAccess.
Respect to Jix 4 the history of ice cube after NWA much love sir Jix an Mr. BAKER
İnvite WC(Dub-C) ask him about his relationship with Dr Dre&Eazy-E Dj CrazyToones
Still waiting on a new Dub C album!
@@edo-j1784 Guilty by Affiliation the best gangsta album ever
2pac's deathrow albums not gangsta albums
Deathrow stayed after DaLenchMob records
Dalenchmob/ruthless the definition da gangsta rap
Also Shadiest One
@@localmechanic3327 Revenge of the Barracuda is dope as F' too! Listening to that one right now! You are right though, Guilty by Affiliation was the best album in 2007 (I think that was the year it dropped) That one is still just as dope today as it was then. It was mostly produced by Ice Cube and of course DJ Crazy Toones (RIP) that is the reason why in my opinion.
I think the death of Crazy Toones may have set DUB back a lot, that is why its been so long since he put out an album. He is one of my favorite Gangsta Rap artists of all time. (SOOO Underrated)
Do you know if there are any "mixtapes" or unreleased tracks by DUB floating around that never officially came out?
My second favorite by Dub was "Ain't a Damn Thing Changed" when it was WC and the MAAD Circle.
We're working on getting WC on #UniqueAccess, Local Mechanic. We hope to make it happen soon. Thanks for watching #UniqueAccess.
So are we, Ed Joyce. Thanks for watching & supporting #UniqueAccess.
Everybody likes to talk about NY not playing their music but seem to forget or don't know NYC didn't have a hip hop station til 1993 before that hip hop played on the weekends and a few did crossover into daytime rotation
Interesting, MrWARBUCKS24. In general, though, NY didn't really support non-NYC acts in magazines, on the radio & such like it did for its own, which is normal & understandable. It's just that getting virtually/little love when you're hugely popular elsewhere doesn't make much sense to us. Thanks for watching #UniqueAccess.
@@UniqueAccessEnt Radio and definitely magazines didn't dictate or represent NYC Snoop Dre Ice Cube Scarface Willie D Outkast and Luke can all tell u about the time the tore down stages in NYC when radio and magazine wasn't fucking them NYC validation was in the streets not what those college geeks writings
@@MrWARBUCKS24 i like how soren pretends that all nyc rappers and rap groups were supported by magazines and radio in new york. there were plenty of rappers/rap groups that never got any support or airplay except for video music box or shows like stretch armstrong which had small but devoted followings. by the time soren started working for the source that magazine had little to no respect anymore and was a fuckin joke and became an even bigger joke with him there. fuck man, i remember the controversy when the source put tlc on the cover and the backlash that caused. i pretty much paid little to no attention to the source after that when they decided to go mainstream and basically turned their back on Hip-Hop.
Interesting point, MrWARBUCKS24. Big Gipp told us a different story. Check out our interview with Big Gipp where he talks about New York's Problem With Other Forms Of Rap & Goodie Mob Blending God & Gangsterism, czcams.com/video/Gl6eKE5nF2o/video.html. Let us know what you think. Thanks for watching #UniqueAccess.
Interesting, jeff card1A. #SorenBaker started writing for The Source in 1995. Of course all NY rappers were not supported on radio & in the magazines, but they definitely got a disproportionate amount of exposure relative to their popularity. Thanks for watching #UniqueAccess.
Y'all better not let Vlad hear y'all talking about Ice Cube..... he's going to want in!!
Del and Cube sound identical (in tha early days) and it's obvious (if you really 👂🏽)
Interesting, @CelebrateLifeOriginal-om6ip. Thanks for watching & supporting #UniqueAccessEnt.
Dre, Quik, Jinx, MannieFresh, Beats by the Pound. TOP 5
Jazzy phae cold too
Idk, bruh...Premier, J Dilla, RZA, Pete Rock, Madlib, ect...
You can't forget Erick Sermon, Timbaland, Ant Banks and the late great Larry (King of the Beat) Smith. Larry produced songs for Run-dmc and Whodini.
PIMP C , MIKE DEAN, & COREY MO
@@russelladams7134 Ant Banks is #6 on my top 10.
What?! That “Trespass” track was dope!
Indeed
We thought so, too, Mix Master AL-B. Thanks for watching #UniqueAccess.
Charlie Brown was my favorite from Leaders
This is my dude I tried to get him to write a book with me.
Interesting, Thomas Holmes. Thanks for watching #UniqueAccess.
Legend
Agreed, Spice T Music. Thanks for watching & supporting #UniqueAccess.
In jackin' for beats you can tell it was a nwa diss. He mentioned one of their albums in the song. And cube jackin their beats and making it better - which cube did alot of when he was in nwa
Eastcoast had no respect for Weastcoast way of life now look at them. Lmao
Now they're all watered down and banging West Coast gangs. The karma NYC eventually got from their hate back then has been so satisfying. They hated on everything and started every beef PRIOR to Bad Boy/Death Row.
@@hiphoprbloverjon9180 preach
@@hiphoprbloverjon9180 true but hip-hop was birthed in NY so I can see why they was acting the way they were.
@@theoriginal668 regardless its a big country every state and and every culture is different and what they thought they were gonna be the only ones doing it. Gotta have a open mind.
Well now East Coast and West Coast are all dead and played out it's now all bout the Mid West and South....
Sir Jinx was responsible for or had a part in so many west coast classics/hits
RIP EAZYMOTHAPHUNCKKINN E
Definitely, Gangsta Macc. Thanks for watching & supporting #UniqueAccess.
Matthew Tyler, definitely. Thanks for watching #UniqueAccess.
This dude gotta be Daz brother or 1st cousin!!!! Damn
Hes dr dre cousin
Funny, L F. Thanks for watching #UniqueAccess.
Indeed, Nicholas Crump. Thanks for watching #UniqueAccess.
@@UniqueAccessEnt no doubt
Black dude in the background wants to be a part of the interview so bad he keeps turning around in his chair hoping for an invite!! lol
I saw that too lol
Comedy, Old Head New York. Thanks for watching #UniqueAccess.
kardiak 530, funny. We appreciate your support of #UniqueAccess.
Another exceptional interview Soren! Always digging all these great videos with artists like Sir Jinx.
Thanks for that, j mizz. We're definitely glad to have #SorenBaker on the team. We appreciate your support of #UniqueAccess.
Isn’t sir jinks Dr. Dre’s cousin. That ear for production must run in the family.
Along with Warren G
It's crazy all that talent in the family, as well as in that small area, Robert Bruce. Thanks for watching #UniqueAccess.
Warren G is Dr. Dre's half-brother via marriage, Christopher Grant. Thanks for watching #UniqueAccess.
Dj pooh is dre's cousin
Who would have ever thought 30 years ago there would be Rap History.
Sir Jinx is a big part of hiphop history! Great interview ! Can you do interviews with YZ, DJ ALLADIN, DIVINE SOUNDS, MIKEY ,D, JOE COOLEY, T SKI VALLEY, ?
Great suggestions, SHANE AMSTERDAM. We hope to make those happen. Thanks for watching & supporting #UniqueAccessEnt.
Sir Jinx, Rashad (The BoogieMen) and DJ Pooh are on the same level/if not iller than/as Dr. Dre
They are great, indeed, Marlon White. Thanks for watching & supporting #UniqueAccessEnt.
More Jinx please.
We got you, Anthonys Man Cave. Check out Sir Jinx talking about the East Coast Laughing at the West Coast’s Lifestyle & Del Assisting Ice Cube's Writing. Here's the link, czcams.com/video/XymXeydr9DU/video.html. Check it out & let us know what you think. Thanks for watching #UniqueAccess.
GREAT-INTERVIEW-FELLAZ.....MR-SIR-JINX.......UNIQUE-ACCESS-ENT......
Appreciate it as always, Henry Sedillo. Thanks for watching #UniqueAccess.
...I'm just here so I won't get fined! ;-)
...I mean, I really enjoy the dialogues! Salute!
Funny, Dr. Dion Peoples. Thanks for watching & supporting #UniqueAccess, as always.
@Soren Baker..... If I’m not mistaken, you’re from the East Coast. I wanna know why you are so fascinated with with West Coast/Gangster Rap?🤷🏽♂️
He's from Maryland which had no identity at the time for 1. For 2....West Coast music is dope. I'm from NC and dig why he loves it.
@@a.rmclaurin4328 Maryland is on the east coast but I guess in hip hop terms east coast means NYC
We'll have #SorenBaker hit you back on this one, macc redd. Thanks for watching & supporting #UniqueAccess.
Yeah, A.R McLaurin. #SorenBaker is from Maryland & West Coast music is dope. We'll have #Soren answer, too. Thanks for watching #UniqueAccess.
Yeah, MrWARBUCKS24. East Coast = NYC to most people. Thanks for watching & supporting #UniqueAccess.
@:35 regarding Charlie Brown ... that fateful episode of Yo! MTV Raps with LOTNS went down ... and C.Brown became more distant and broke away from the group during the taping of the show ... as he sensed B.Rhymes getting the majority of the attention ... from that episode on , C.Brown would leave the group ....
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@@UniqueAccessEnt keep the interviews coming and keep that real hip hop alive! We need it! 🙏
I still have my cd 💿 copy of The Original Motion Album Soundtrack Sir Jinx's Chastisement (Deez Days) released in 1995 🔫 🚘🔊🚾
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I who CUBE was talking bout NWA in jacking for beats cause in the end of the raps he says "if I jack ya and ya keep coming I'll have you marks a hundred miles and running" I knew it was a dis towards NWA
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"Sir Jinx" keep it Poplockin!!!! Ha! Ha!
Yes, yes, sirpoppinchuck. Sir Jinx is incredible. Thanks for watching & supporting #UniqueAccess.
🙏🏽
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Still have all original CDs some vinyl.
Nice, Leeland Glover. You must have a great collection. Thanks for watching #UniqueAccess.
That Rams hat go hella hard
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Its funny af when u reflect on it now...nyc was super biased in the 90s & now their copying their style & gangs etc. 😂
Justin Time 🤔. You out here or just trolling
We are still pretty biased lol
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@@jknumber5138 when I think of nyc copycat bloods I think of snitch nine 🤣
Hip (current event 📰 ) Hop (movement🎙🎥📀💻)! East Coast - mind. West Coast- body. Midwest/South- Soul.
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Listening to KDee on the alonzo podcast seem like him (KDee) an cube ain’t cool no more.
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The Wayans clown the entire west coast with the movie “ don’t be a menace”
We clown the East Coast for adopting our lifestyle.
They definitely did, Harry Strong. Thanks for watching #UniqueAccess.
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HipHopR&BLover Jon, thanks for watching #UniqueAccess.
people should watch Fear of a Black Hat(1993) if you can find it. brilliant satire. kind of like a Hip-Hop version of This is Spinal Tap.
Westcoast! 😎
Word On The Streets😎
@@jknumber5138 Finally someone got it 😎😎
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Funny, JK number5. Thanks for watching #UniqueAccess, as always.
Was fuc’n wit Chilly Chill a couple months ago ✌🏾✌🏾✌🏾
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Wash DC always bumped more west coast hip hop than New York hip hop .. that’s why I’ve aways had a problem with folks labeling the whole east coast .. the entire east coast was absolutely no reflection of what was going on in New York ..
What's the brand of jacket that Sir Jinx is wearing??
Good question, Ronald Jones. Thanks for watching #UniqueAccess.
I have an old Too Short poster wearing that jacket in the early 90's
Too. Short's jacket had varsity jacket like that except it has $ sign.
The music industry pays you to do a song that's a hit and classic, but they kept the royalties. Smh
Steve YANO RIP
You said it, Kriminal Attack Music. Thanks for watching #UniqueAccess, as always.
Yet the east coast produced a damu named Tekashi 😂😂😂
dude kool g rap worked with Sir Jinx. Public Enemy production team with Ice Cube thats all you got out of this conversation? When he spoke on Charlie Brown from Leaders of New School. thats the group Busta Rhymes is from.did you know dont forget Steve lobel managed bone thugs co found Nipsey Hustle and represented many west coast acts. he was a former roadie for Run DMC. he is from queens
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🤣🤣🤣
Dr dre bloodcousin sir jinx
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Once upon a time.Get KD from Stereo Crew..BTW rap has declined nothing like the 70s 80 90s
Im true head since 88, love the Golden Age, and the mid to late 90s, but...the late 90s early to mid 2000s underground had *A LOT* of dope shit as well
yeh its sad most folks neglect 70's 80s hip hop. The FOundation on youtube is good old school show as well for this genre
We'd love to get KD on #UniqueAccess, OGGOAT_ _ . We'll see if we can make it happen. Thanks for watching #UniqueAccess, as always.
Yeah, Marvin Bennett. Rap was magical in the 1980s. Thanks for watching #UniqueAccess.
You said it, 9.5 Iron Mic. Every era has a lot of great artists & great material. Thanks for watching & supporting #UniqueAccess.
Is J Dee from Lynch Mob y free yet.
He still locked up. He serving life without parole.
Naw that fool still n there..
He got the L
They threw the key away..
My people was locked up with him
Heard he was a boodie bandit in there.
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Early 90s was all Cube(on the West). Late 90s was all Snoop(on the West)
dont forget Steve lobel managed bone thugs co found Nipsey Hustle and represented many west coast acts. he was a former roadie for Run DMC. he from Queens. Jay z wrote still dre for Dr. Dre. i know you must be a teenager or early 20's. its too many east west and mid and south rappers who put in a lot work in early and late 90's in fact Snoop dominance was more so early 90's before Pac then faded a little. you had too many 90's rappers making noise. im not talking album sales cause Vanilla ice sold millions of albums dont mean he a legend either. although Ice Cube and nwa made a lot of noise in the late 80's and Cube went to NY to work with public Enemy producers to make his solo effort after leaving NWA and afterwards Cube work with other people and change his style several times each record. although he was dominant. the reason why 90's was special cause many rappers were making waves and had their own style. Cypress Hill made noise to under ground rappers like Gang Starr to from Tribe, Epmd, Eazy,Redmen, LL cool j,Fugees, to Boot Camp Click,Geto Boys Underground Kings to Nas to Hieroglyphics, Pharcyde, to Das Efx. its sad folks dont know their history
I'm just giving it up to those two. Early 90s Cube first 2 albums & his 4th were his best work{also WSC}. After Pac & Big passed I started loving Snoop work more. No Limit Top Dogg & Last Meal are my favorite Snoop albums ever. I love his first, but Snoop came bacc from the dead after Doggfather & Game Should be Told albums flopped
@@jknumber5138 i see your point. personally dont go for record slaes and also the 90;s had lots of artists from the Fugees to Cypress Hill . THe crazy thing is that MC Hammer Vanilla ICe sold millions of albums and they werent traditional hip hop. NAS loved by many nationwide went platinum but didnt sell more than vanilla ice so you cant go by album sales. and in the 90;s there was never ONE dominant rapper. it was always a collective. snoop reach his height early 90's not late 90's. you have to give credit to west coast like Steve Lobel from queens ny who was a roadie from RUN DMC. he managed bone thugs, he was manaer to various west caost artists and you can look him up he co managed Nipsey Hustle. ICE cube was not the only rapper that dominated the 90's. by the way, pac knew ice cube low key hated on pac. pac acknowldge that. thats public record. also BOMB SQUAD from Public ENemy worked on ICE CUBE first solo album.my favorite west coast group was Digital Underground.
I love late 90s Snoop. Put his first & 2nd against Top Dogg & Last Meal. I'm going with late 90s Just Dippin & Wrong Idea(RIP Bad Azz). I don't have a favorite group. Tribes first album, One For All, Enta Da Stage & Wu Tang Forever are my favorite group albums(3 or more is what I mean by group). What Digital Under released that was a classic? I'm not to familiar with them besides the Hump dance👃🏽(That nose😂). I love the ending to that movie called Dope. Son was dancing to that song
Yeah, JK number5. They both had great runs. Thanks for watching #UniqueAccess.
They were laughing while Crips and Bloods were brewing across the world and New York 😂 Even Biggie there king of rap is a Crip .
GENOCIDAL BS!
Damn people still crip and blood now days? I thought they was all dead and played out for the New Era?? Lol
Biggie wasn't a crip
jay z wrote song for still dre. dont forget Steve lobel from Queens managed bone thugs and he co found Nipsey Hustle and represented many west coast acts. he was a former roadie for Run DMC. he bought Eazy E to the famous Tunnel nightclub in NY. Eazy broke bread with Naughty by Nature and hung out with east coast cats before he died he dont let media fool you. this is sad to see folks overlook what sir jinx was saying. he said the radio and powers that be were haters not NY. Cypress Hill first biggest hit How I Can Kill A Man in 1991 made their video in the Bronx. gangster rapper kool g rap flew to LA to work with SIr Jink second album i believe. many artists like nice and Smooth, Pac (from NY) to Gang Starr, Heavy Dee,, Big Daddy Kane, LL Cool J, Whodini, many artists toured together with west coast acts. its was nothing to see Public Enemy, Geto Boys and Nwa type to tour together. Biggie wasnt a crip. his cousin was.Paris was a west coast rapper militant black panther and he was influenced by Public Enemy. its okay for each one influnce another lets stop the regional hate.
Yeah, Wiz Khnum. It's wild. Thanks for watching #UniqueAccess.
Dont know who this dude is.... 🤨 he must wasn't a great artist since I never heard of him...... 🤔
He produced ice cube fool
Cornball...
@@deepjones6094 still never heard of him you fool!! He's a cornhead like you!! 🤣
@@orlandopaste 😆
Listen to Ice Cube at the beginning of u can't play with my Yo Yo. He's Dre's cousin he was dancing in Express yourself and D.O.C the formula videos he's gotten plenty of shout outs
Ain't nothing change we still laughing at you West Coast clowns😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆
SAME THING MAKE YOU LAUGH , MAKE YOU CRY!!
@@ogarchielee9880 laughing from the net tho! Won't come to Cali and disrespect. Facts.
@@dannyplayer1605 WYS💯
Which is why half the east coast legends been living in Cali for years. GTFOH idiot.
The headline was click bait stupid. Did u even listen to the whole interview 🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️