Too Short on People Testing MC Hammer, Hammer Not Backing Down (Part 10)
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Too Short spoke to VladTV about his rivalry with MC Hammer when they were both coming up in Oakland, and he explained that things never got serious between them. Too Short also addressed MC Serch's claims that Hammer put out a hit on 3rd Bass, and he believes that Hammer wouldn't have to pay anyone to do anything to someone he had beef with.
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MC Serch: Hammer put a 50k hit on me
Short: It was free
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....😶
🤣
Lmao
😂🤣😂
You can tell he was choosing his words carefully, Hammer was a OG
Was? He is.
Hammer is a G oakland baby...
Is a og hes not dead
@@queendeedee2813 og dont mean the nigga dead dumbass
@@brandonoats3493 I mean sometimes niggas retire from the streets to watch they grandchildren grow
Ice T said Hammer was a G on the low. People forgot MC Hammer was from the streets. Don't let them dance moves fool you.
+djseriousbizness He was a G. People forget he was cool with PAC and was signed to Death Row at one point in time. He also took care of his people back in Oakland when he made it big time which is why his hood had so much love for him. He was not a dude to be played with for sure tho.
@maciverandy1 😂😂😂
Jarrel Ely In a dance battle Hammer would dance on LL's head. In a rap battle LL would put Hammer in the hospital. In a fight LL would still put Hammer in the hospital but would be right behind him from getting jumped or worse by Hammer's people.
Just Bcuz
Nah bruh do yo homework
Hammer nice with dem hands he has rep boxing. And hammer knuckles is big so don’t assume cause LL lift weights it’s automatic.
KB510 -CZcams Channel Slap Squad Music . Him dancing on LL's head would do some damage but ok.
I don't know why people think if you know how to have fun, or have a good time you are soft.
Mauro Villarreal Me neither.
@@toreytownsend611 yeah, then you show them your bad side once you get pushed too far? Then you silence them, or get pissed and tell people that," he acts all nice then he gets tough?
Ask MC Serch about Hammer
@@gabeballinger375 I'll look it up..
KRS ONE took Nelly for being soft and that got straightened out real quick. Lol
Hammer is the true representation of the saying "Never judge a book by it cover"
johnny walker 😂😂😂
this cat could ball man.
Not just him. Take Snow- people treated him like a joke but he stabbed a guy to death. Then made a massive hit song about it.
@@jadedandbitter wait what? *goes to Google*
@@wildsidetv313 Vanilla Ice too. Grew up in a broken home where he was beaten a lot, ran away at age 15 to South Florida, where he dealt drugs to survive. Ice Ice Baby was an autobiographical account of escaping a shootout that he was involved in while in South Florida. Later when he moved back to Dallas (and lived out of his car for a long time) he GOT stabbed (10 times) in a drug related knife fight.
This is why Vanilla Ice didn't like to talk about his childhood years a lot and everybody assumed he was privileged until people actually went and dug up his arrest records. And the stuff he DID want to talk about, like his success in motocross, people falsely accused him of lying about.
Compare this to Ice Cube, who everybody thinks is hard and made ultra hard gangbanging rap, but had a stable homelife with a loving family growing up, never dealt drugs, never injured or killed anybody, etc. Talked about the AKs a lot, but never fired one off in anger. Never got shot or stabbed. Only ever got arrested for non-violent performance reasons for BS charges that were dropped.
That surprised Pikachu face that gets made when people realize Ice Cube was relatively privileged compared to Snow or Vanilla Ice...
Redman’s clip will never not be funny....
Chubbs Escobar Redman is being honest and trying to put some of you lame Niggas up on game. The reason Redman said what he said is because he was fucking surrounded and had to get the fuck out of there.
FACTS! Everytime i see that shit I laugh, and then I think Ya shit got really real!
Chubbs Escobar YES SIR
Facts 💯 rRed is being honest and telling it like it is.
Red man is top 3 realest rappers dead or alive
These Hammer stories should earn him a spot on drink champs ..... make some noise
And by him I mean Hammer
Maybe Chapelle will bring back his show and do some Hammer skits on how he used to throw people in Lake Merritt
keek too
I'll make some noise for that
Verzatile Brown That would be great for drink champs.... Would do absolutely nothing for hammer
Gotta pause..
This man is correct, and I didn't know MC on the street. I met him in early 84, I was assigned to work with him for a short time. We had many conversations, revolving around music, and where we were from. Everything I got to say about him is positive. He was an extremely sincere man back then, and through the many interviews I've watched with him, he ain't changed. Meaning, he's sincere, genuine, filled with integrity, and definitely loves his hometown, Oaktown. Everything I say is 100%. He'd tell me, almost every night, one day he was going to be famous, and I'll admit, I doubted him. I doubted him because I knew him by his last name and he wore a sailor uniform like I did. However, this man did not stop, what I mean is every single night he came in with some kind of dance move and I won't really go on about that here. Don't know if anyone cares. But what I would like to say, is that when he told me he was going to make it big, he didn't say stuff like he was going to buy cars and houses and stuff like that, he told me he was going to bring everybody with him, all the guys he know on the streets, their families, he was going to take care of them. He wanted to give so much back into 'Oaktown', and even included the Bay Area in general. He was so passionate about his town and his friends and making a career, why would anybody want to say anything negative to the man? I'll tell you, he never came across as a pushover. Strangely, there's a whole other story on how I learned that he was MC Hammer! You see, when I transferred out of his unit and into another unit, we went overseas and I never saw Burrell again. Until many years later, I see a guy on TV who looks very familiar to me, but couldn't place his name, eventually I did, and tripped me out. Still does to this day, obviously.
Anyhow I won't go on about that story here, I've written way more than anyone would care to read. If anyone's made it thus far thank you very much, this man will always be on top as far as I'm concerned, he busted his ass every time I saw him, he deserves all the praise, because he earned it, nothing was handed to this man as far as I know! Hugs and respect to The MC!
I got here somehow from a Twitter trend, but this was a cool story to read at 4am.
I was invested in your story, I wish you shared more. Thanks for that.
@@HETFIELD Thank you, all truth!
@@boetr7014 Thank you!
I'll have to re-read what I wrote above, dunno if I mentioned how I found out that MC Hammer was Stanley Burrell.
I wrote a lot of stuff above, so I figured people would be putting me down for writing so much, but I'm glad you enjoy it. I still trip out a little bit about it all. What are the chances?
He really was a phenomenal guy.
Unfortunately back then, as you know, there was no Google so a lot of the things that Burrell told me I kind of called him on it, not really believing in the stories he was telling me, like being with the Oakland A's, and things like that which, as we know now, was all truth.
I like reading, thanks for sharing the story, you can't get stuff like that anywhere except from the sources of it that were there. 🤙🏼
Hammer & E-40 were 2 cats no one ever looked at as gangster, turns out they 2 of the realist.
Luke and Nelly as well.
Nah. 40 name was carrying weight early on.
@@tlig Luke is a damn good example! I didn't realize he was as G as he was! Mad respect for that brotha!
@@alexfrazier6948 look I am from miami luke runs Miami he is a don down here !
@@donkryders8954 I can believe it!
3:20 Redman said “yes sir” 😂😂😂😂💀
tony bone RedMan is cool as hell!!!! And Hammer is no punk!
Redman is deadass my fav guy to ever meet. Him and Method Man are the only celebrities I ever met and they were super chill. I was worried they wouldn't want to see me.
@@joegrst agreed. And they are great emcees too. I went to one of their shows in LA. Best I have seen so far in person.
@Jarrel Ely cause will ain't no street nigga why waste his time
MOODY Blood 😂🔥💀
Hammer-" Aye Red Man listen, I know you young and fresh in the game, but don't you ever talk about my mama, you hear me?"
Redman- " Yes sir!"
LMAO!!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣.... Still funny to this day.
I seen your work and the Oak town 357 and I respect what you do...😂
That’s real grown man shit
Facts lol talking about my mom will make me step to ANYBODY I don't even let ppl get away with calling me a son of a bitch.. my moms n my sisters one of the very few things I'll risk it all for
@@valjeanlee7060 And the .357 were ready to mash out any women you had with your crew, according to Red.
It's amazing how he's carefully choosing his words. Still trying not to get into trouble
Even after all these years too...
Didn't Hammer run Too Short out of the Bay Area?
@@michaelnewton1332 No... You mfs need to stop trying to instigate BS!
@@michaelnewton1332The Luniz
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Hammer is a legend and extremely under appreciated. People clown and say he 'sold out' when that was far from the truth. Hammer employed fed and helped people from his community at the expense of him filing bankrupcy (which to clear up is not the same as being broke!!) Hammer never sold out and was reputable at a young age and still is!! Wait until people actually start listening to those songs like "living in a world like this" "why cant we live together" "a song for eazy" and many more they are songs for intellectuals and people whose minds go through real life situations. And yes people so quick to forget hammer was on deathrow with snoop 2pac daz and all them. He is about family, up lifting the community and does not tolerate any type of non sense, much respect to the O's M.C. Hammer!!!
Facts
He was ahead of his time. People didn't get it.
Real Coaches Corner .....you are absolutely right.
Real Coaches Corner exactly! He basically looked out for everyone and went broke doing it
Hammer ain't a legend dude cut it out
As a native Oaklander I can vouch for $hort Dog when he says you never know who! Some of the most gangster cats I know is corny af but if you cross them you gonna have hell to pay.
Louisiana the same way.. It can be a nigga that's a Carpenter work hard through the week, and he's liable to kill you just on some "he felt you outta line shit". Everyday people strapped from head to toe like they cartel members, just ready for whatever whenever!
@@md3dasnipa386 facts never judge a book by it's cover it u never Kno who u fukin wit at the end of the day u can't never underestimate anybody
@@md3dasnipa386 half the black ppl out here blood lines are from Louisiana dont forget the great migration
@@toohazey Factz... And I haven't forgotten brother!!
Antonio Michael Green I love gangsta shit like that. All about respect and structure. Don’t matter what you look like. Nigga ready to GO AT ANY MOMENT. And You wouldn’t even know.
Back in the day, I did concert security for Hammer. He's a very good dude! He even slap boxed with some us, prior to taking the stage. Hammer definitely got hands. Our team was all ex-military, and Hammer told us about how he used to smash Air Force girls in Okinawa, when he was in the Navy. Funny Brother. Real as can be. Good man. Along with the late, Eazy-E, the best entertainer I ever worked for. I worked for Too Short, too. He was cool, but I didn't spend time around him. He did help us put an end to a gang fight in the crowd by stopping the music and telling them motherfuckers the show was over if they didn't knock that shit off.
He is a good dude. I run into him all the time. We live in same towm. Never disses fans always says whats up even talks to normal folks like me on the daily. 🤙
Smash air force girls? Yikes he’s been married for forever since 1985 . Hope that was before That
Man I know you got stories for days
@@qhorton6743 , Only a few; but they're pretty good. Shout out to concert promoter, Vernon Vernard, for giving me a chance to work for him; and meet some amazing performers.
Hammer soft
Real Gs like Hammer don't have to flex nuts cause they know what they're working with
Yep killers move in silence
MC Hammer don't play why u think the name of his album was called Please Hammer Don't Hurt Em lol
Lol
Facto
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mc hammer n pac cool but snoops rat
some people don't know why the name Hammer. They don't know about that fist, the Hammer.
We got to pray just to make it today
- hammer
Robert Thompson 😁😁😀
Yea we gotta pray cause if you get on his bad side its gone be hell to pay
@@lilcalvin7278 yet, not hard enough to keep 40 mill in check so.......
That was one of my favorites from him
Hammer sang that shit 'cause he was active!
I love MC Hammer. His music was so uplifting and helped me through some depressing times no lie.
Hammer always struck me as the type of guy you shouldn't underestimate. Known people like that my whole life, antagonize at your own peril.
Yep. Was with him in the Navy. I wrote a bit about him up top in comments.
Shouldn't underestimate anyone.. but I get what you mean 👌
I saw MC Hammer in Concert in Cedar Rapids Iowa in 1990. This is the best concert I’ve ever attended, and Hammer could put on a damn show. Hammer gets nothing but respect from me.
Me too! That was my first concert. I think it was Hammer and Boyz 2 Men.
Absolutely, to this day, the best concert I ever seen and the band was live.
I saw in him Peoria about the same time, I wasn't a fan then just had free tickets...I was a fan when I left, he changed clothes alteast 3 times from sweating, the man never stopped moving, I wasn't crazy about his music but I was throughly entertained, plus I saw B Angie B.
I went go see mc hammer back in 1992 the too legit Tour all i have to say he put on a show. That same night boys 2 men & jodeci was on tour also
@@petecorey1122 i saw both of them back in 1992
Sound like Mc hammer was a OG
Why do you think he got the name Hammer!..... Same as Loon formerly of Bad Boy Records
@@StayMakinMoves some of these cats have to recognize just because a person don't rap gangster doesn't mean they ain't with the shits. Nelly is another one FYI
@@draines9237 I tell that to ppl all the time even though Hammer wasn't hardcore/gangsta rapper he was seriously bout that life forreal
HollyHoodCurt I’m shocked but not by a lot Cause REAL gangsters don’t get cought and don’t let the police get long records on him only the Dummies got records
D Raines Uncle Luke is too
The way Hammer came at Red was legendary. Yes sir 🤣😂🤣😂🤣
Redman's story is f'ing hilarious!! Haha
Hammer did in the early 90's what every rapper does today, diversify income. T.V. shows, commercials, movies, Hammer was doing it all. Even Cube realized his mistakes and took note. The writer of "No Vaseline" makes family and buddy cop movies in Hollywood.
Totally right..He was ahead of the game and they tried to clown him for it then ended up using the same formula.
@@1tmproductions But now these weirdos using the same formula too lol
People clowned Hammer saying he was a "sell-out," "not a real rapper," and "commercializing hip-hop ." Yet, in the last 25 years, name a mainstream rapper who hasn't done it or tried to do it.
The problem was Hammer never tried to make real street music. He always made poppy commercial music, and back in that era that was a big no-no. Cube at least held it together for a good 18 years before he started getting softer around the edges.
David Duarte in other words, he was the most authentic person going. He didn’t pretend to be hard. Hip hop is really full of some wild hypocrisy.
Hammer been known to have hands lol. None of these fake rap dudes ain’t want none.
that's right, like I said in the previous comment to somebody, people don't know where the name Hammer comes from, they don't know that it's about the fist, the Hammer
@@theLTstation Hammer name came from his resemblance to Hammerin Hank Aaron as a kid,,but he known to have great hand skills too
Hammer had dem hands. These newbies don't obi Wan kanobi want none
@@theLTstation No. It's from The Hammer Hank Aaron who they said he looked like! He was a bat boy for the Oakland A's back in the day as a kid. Look it up!
You can tell 2 short himself is a OG don’t sleep. . .
Love these old Hammer stories.
Hammer put THE ENTIRE HOOD on. Of course they'll ride for him lol
Truuuuuu
Huge Facts
Hammer brother is bgf
well rip nipsey
As a young kid from the East Coast, listening to Too Shorts debut album expose me to what life was like in the west coast and that was something that I never heard before. For me he's one of the best rappers to ever come out of the West.
Every body knows Mc.Hammer and Uncle Luke was those real gangsters.
facts
Big Facts
Yup
Gods Purpose Yes sir. The ONLY 2 I know from that era
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You can’t touch the Hammer! Saw him and his crew here in Vancouver, man, still got the moves! Too legit 2 quit! Thank you Hammer. Bless you
Right on. I'm in Vancouver too. I thought Hammer was corny but I was just a kid.
I can’t give you the Specifics now that’s a real G
Fazon needs to….learn from this
Hammer was a pioneer for what these dudes doing today. Hammer had a cartoon, that crazy ass Taco Bell commercial etc. He was really balling. There were many rappers taking shots at him or slick lines etc. Hammer was at the top of his game inn90-91. Hammer w as dancing early on but he was more harder around Feel My power and Hammer don't hurt em w/disses to LL and of all ppl Run DMC which was UNHEARD of at the time and the nerve of Hammer to do so. I think that was also to get respect from New York. I can remember going to a Hammer Too Short concert and Public Enemy,NWA,EPMD show. In the late 80s those groups and promoters would book those type of shows. Hammer is a unappreciated legend.
"Hammer coulda told some ppl to fuck him da fuck up!" U know its serious when u double up cuss words lmao😂😂😂😂😂
I thoroughly enjoyed too short’s interview. He was down to earth and REAL
Hes right about Oakland
as in?
I love these MC Hammer stories from fellow artists.
My pops loved Oakland. He lived there in the 70s. Warriors fan. Missed out on the true BPP. Short is right though. Oakland people have a diverse thought process that will blow most people's minds. Beyond the talented people in the forefront are the intellectuals and warriors. Some are either, while many are both. Like Spice1 Triggaz Got No Heart, it told the story similar to what Short wanted to say in the interview. The 80s and 90s provided the exposure yet never the whole story. Enough to keep you conscious. Hammer was one of my favorites. He mastered his craft. Big Up to the Black Kings and Queens of Oakland 👑👑💯
City that created the Black Panther Party, and the children of the panthers. The city that gave the Crips they foundation. City where they shot the movie the Mack, city of Pimping n Hoes, so there's a gang of folks who parent's was in the Pimping game, also the city of Dope..thats on short dog.
@@gslimm40 I couldn't have put it better brotha man. 💯
@@kingjahk1 💯
Big up!
I remember a VH1 show and Outcast was like run up on Hammer and get yo ass whooped. For some reason that always stuck out to me in my head
I saw that too. Andre even said "Hammer will whoop yo ass" 😂😂
I remember that like it was yesterday
@@robcinq5956 what show was that? lol
@@user-nx6ms6gr2f it was definitely a VH1 show I dont remember what tho. I'll find out
I remember that 😂😂😂😂
We from Oakland, phuk yeah. If you from the Bay Area, you understand 100%. Much respect, too short, you are still the king! love what Mc Hammer did for rap. Thank you for the great interview, made me miss home.
4:20-5:45
No one else seems to have understood this
Short just said MCs brother shut down their play feud with a stern/adult phone call lol
I was bumpin Too Short almost 3 years before Hammer even surfaced... Freaky Tales, Cusswords, Don't Fight the Feelin' straight classics!
I’ve always been a fan of too short ,hammer , snoop ,ice t all them guys on the west coast,I’m from Philadelphia and their music hit us out here. Much love gentlemen
Please Hammer don't hurt em' lol
DPrince Lmaoo On life!
These stories makin' me reconsider the truth of that title lol
I'm digging Vlad's coverage of the Hammer and 3rd Bass story cuz its interesting to hear the backstory of it all these years later. Now Vlad gotta try to get Hammer on!
DeepOneForThought i know right
I doubt Hammer comes. He doesn't like the 3rd Bass story one bit.
@@tlig You're right... saw him speak on it years ago. Talked in circles and angrily deflected the story
Hammer gonna hurt Vlad up “Hammer don’t hurt em” lol
Yes I truly appreciate vlad getting the ☕☕after all these years.
That last statement of lining 10 Oakland dudes up and not being able to pick out the most dangerous one in Oakland is the case and point of Oakland's history because Huey Newton looked like a Catholic Church Choirboy but he turned out to be the most dangerous person in Oakland.
Newton was ops, it's sad but true. Same with that Japanese agent. Same as Cleaver. They always come in and ruin anything we try to do for our people. Criminalize our movement and weaponize our spirit and passion.
What we gon' do?
"In our town you never know who. You just never f****** know who." Straight up! DEEP EAST OAKLAND!!!
Man shout out to California.
I'm from DEEP EAST OAKLAND! How about you, DesertPrincess?
Me too lol
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The man went broke trying to employ as many people from his neighborhood as possible, thats why his stage was always filled with like 150 different MFers dancing. You know what kind of insane loyalty that builds giving someone a career instead of just letting them hang around as you spend.
Thats AWESOME.
He bought everyone cars too. We lived in Newark ca, he literally rented out 6 apartments for his backup dancers and paid their car payments! Fucking insane
I knew MC Hammer was that dude when he walked in to Marty Mar's Chicken and Waffles and bought the joint off Martin's hands.
Rent’um spoons
This is a good interview
We need Mc Hammer on here
Who else want his interview on Vlad?
He’s a real OG he ain’t talking to no one
Everyone who has a personal Hammer story all say he don’t play at all.
An interview with Sir Mix-A-Lot would be really cool all of us out here in the northwest
I love it bro. Awesome video and you can even take it up a notch and say its like this all over the Bay. You never know who is more gangster. Some OGs in Vallejo showed me back in high school.
He dissed Hammer on Rap Like Me, Short But Funky, and Dead or Alive
Lol Rap Like Me is one of my fav Too Short tracks. He went hard
Sure did!
Boogir Dude i hate when vlad ask a blacker question then me😐😆
You are a real Short fan! Props.
@@MrKAHutch fuck yeah! He got me through a lot of breakups
When Too Short giving you props, that’s real! #Salute
In Yay Area... It goes down! And I'm just a Richmond native and just that city alone back in the day was sick!!!
I saw the shit firsthand at a concert in Birmingham Alabama. Hammer and his crew took out a whole gang right behind the stage.
I'm still wondering why vlad cares about that shit more than hammer does
DatNigga Eazy E. U don’t know hammer
Wym
Cuz his job is to build this hip hop dossier..documentation of what rap niggas do and get into
Vlad is from the Bay Area, so this is like local history to him.
DatNigga Eazy E. FACTS
Aye what's crazy is ice cube went after hammer for being a sellout, going pop and all this time Hammer was a real G and cube never did any of the shit he rap about and did everything he clown hammer about! And i'm a big cube fan don't get me wrong but i'm just saying.
What makes you wonder as to why Hammer never checked Cube or Eazy E for their shots at him...fear maybe?
Hammer never sold out...selling out means not giving back to the community that raised you. Hammer employed fed and helped people from his community people he knew who were from his area, that is not selling out that is called giving back and keepin it real! He gave back so much and tried to help so many people to a fault that he had to file for bankrupcy (which is not the samething as being broke btw). Wait until people start listening to his music again hammer had messages for the people with his music, honestly the world woulda been in a better place if people had been listening bc everything he talked about you can see how it has affected this generation and the youth.
@@checkmateforever mc hammer ran and was cool with eazy e so thats not even a question they came up together on that tour action back in the day...and cube is a great rapper and an good actor which go both hand in hand
@@checkmateforever Hammer actually did check Cube and Cube folded he didn't want no problems
@@MrWARBUCKS24 yessir
$hort Dog in da house! It's good to see your still pimpin'. I remember bumpin' your "Life Is... Too $hort". Mixed up with some Spice 1. Good times. Cali. Pimpin'.
I love these O.G. interviews. Good stories.
Absolute fucking legend right here. Dude never stopped rapping. Gave you your money's worth on all albums. 6-8 minute tracks little to no hooks, taught you about bitches...
Todd's a fucking legend.
word u know this
Cats been watching too much of that Hammerman cartoon and got it twisted!
Thanks for the video, DJVLAD
I've always loved MC Hammer, and I saw him in concert when I was 11 years old. One of the best memories of my life, and the way that the industry turned on Hammer was ridiculous.
Too $hort keeps it real. Great interview!
Too Short is from a music era that I consider to be the best ever!
I’m from Oakland and I love how Short says “Oakland”
too short was and is my favorite artist back then and now..hats off to you my man..
VLAD tryin to get someone say they no about a "Hit" Hammer might of put on "mc search"
Facts
Smooth response from short
So he can run back to Serch an tell him wat so and so said.. And then Vlad will bring it up in all future videos
Lol!!!!!
Exactly.
Living in Oakland from the 70's thru the crack wars (85-98), Short is right. When i was in the Marines (86-90) , people used to laugh at Hammer, especially the East Coast brothers, saying that he was just a fad, but never really said much about Short. Short was, to me, a player on the mic. And Hammer was banging like the boss that he was, and is.These 2 brothers were very different in approach and delivery, but I'm glad that they both got their due in the industry.
People thought "Can't touch this" was just about dancing.
Cocktail's one of Dopest song's ever! Bring's me back to 8th. grade.
Just realised he had “ORIGINAL” across his chest in the first interview and “LEGEND” in the second. Too short with the subliminal messages ☑️
Incoming Hammer interview
Hopefully.
Fuck no! Attempted murder has no SOL. Hammer is a G and he ain't snitching on himself.
Been to Oakland once...definitely a different energy...
A true legend of Oakland CA,
He once said he was from LA, don't forget that
DaMu DiLLiNGeR
Born in LA but represents Oakland to the heart... Don't forget that...
If you mess wit MC Hammer, he will turn dis mutha out!!
nice double entendre right there...
Lmao how am I this deep into the comments before someone posted this? 🤣 So good
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No, it'll be "Hammer Time"!
Hammer was with Death Row records at one point.
He was basically the gangster of Death Row.
Not very long. His album was never released and they gave Unconditional Love to Pac for his album even though Hammer had already recorded his version of it.
I saw the man himself (Hammer) when he came to NZ around 1991. The way that man moved around that stage was amazing. Mess with that guy and you'll get Hammer time alright. Ya can't touch this...
Hearing stories about how hard hammer was/is never gets old.
Such a weird thing to say.
@@Whyamihere88 not if you were alive for his run, he was about the softest rapper there was until Will Smith came along. To find out he was actually hard af the whole time was wild. I love hearing stories about it. You’d feel the same way if you grew up watching his videos for Can’t Touch This, 2 Legit 2 Quit, and The Addams Family, only to find out he’s out there threatening Redman
The BEST concert ive ever been to in my life was a mc hammer concert in London.. that was so WICKED.. i sadly never got to see Mj in concert.. but Hammer & full crew was Bad ass
Nobody:
Hammer’s Brother: We tired bruh 😂🤣
Too Short was huge in the early 90’s. Classic albums.
Vald think he slick tryna get Too Short to incriminate Hammer.😕🤨
"I said yes sir!".....😂😂😂
Watching this again, I have to say that I'm glad that he brought up the point a MC Hammer wouldn't have had to pay anybody to fuck 3rd Base up. I mean being honest, back in them days Hammer could have told me to sock Serch in the mouth and I would have did it. Simply from he being for my city 😂
Even when Too Short sits down for a an interview I hear a beat playing in the background with his voice. Lol
I saw Hammer at the Hampton Coliseum in Virginia.
AWESOME
Too Shorts a cool guy. Honest, willing to admit fault. Legendary flow too.
I love that his defense of hammer is “oh he wouldn’t have to pay.” MC Hammer was a fucking super villain.
I was in the 4th grade when Hammer exploded in music but his Saturday morning cartoon was my joint!!
Dope shit yo
Always enjoyed Hammered music. He was always positive, he didn't glorify drug dealing;in fact, street Soldiers and Brothers Hang on were the complete opposite. The only time I've heard him say something on the rather violent side was in It's All Good, with that threat to Redman. It's a shame the haters helped keep the man down. Even if he had been employing too many people, he might have wizened up over the course of his career if the idea of listening to his must hadn't come off as being the uncool thing to do.
MC Hammer from my neighborhood in east Oakland. Everything Short said was correct. Hammer ain't to be played with, but he is the most humble person you'll ever meet. Hammer is a part of the crew called High st Bank boyz. If you know Oakland, then no need to explain. They use to make us (the youngstas) box in the gloves all the time. If you didn't have hands, you couldn't hang out. Period.....
We learned from the best. Too bad these youngstas today not blessed to be raised by real O.Gs
Unfortunately humble brothas are always looked at as soft .
Was with Burrell in the Navy for a few months, was on temporary duty with him.'84
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Ain't got nothing to do with me, heck I was a lucky one back then, but every now and then I come back to this video to see how much love people have for MC (Burrell), so the stuff I posted speaks to the man that he was, and still is, from a perspective in '84, just us two guys working the late shift together. Lot of conversation, and a lot of dancing, lol.
All the props everybody's giving him, 100%.
I love short! Always been a Big Fan Dangerous Music….