Damn...Mark Twain is jus the best. And so prolific. Literally just a few minutes ago I liked another comment, on a video about some political bullshit, where someone commented another Twain quote. I'm paraphrasing but it was something like, "don't try to argue with idiots bc you'd have to bring yourself down to their level and they would win the argument bc they have more experience." Twain should've been a rapper...lol
I never thought of Kane's rap style as rapid, to me he was measured. To the point that you understood ever word he spoke. Twista or even Pun I would label as having a rapid fire style as opposed to Kane.
I really appreciate that when the elder spoke everybody listened. I appreciate the mature, relaxed, enlightening vibe I got from this. Don’t stop Math🗣
I agree!!! This gotta be the best one out of the many fire episodes….. Also Hynaken and Esso are dope hosts…. They can keep the conversation going as well maintain the barbershop feeling in the show Salute!!!!
@@reefb4364 Thanks Reef. As black men, there is no programming or talk broadcast content (for us, by us) that speaks to our perspectives and challenges. It doesn't exist on network tv and radio. There are a few writers and journalists that push it but no publications dedicated to it.
My dad taught me how to shoot a basketball and I have my musical cadence from him and there's nothing like a mother's love, but hip Hop and these streets have taught me everything else. I'm blessed to be called an old head because I made it through the struggle so far knock on wood and I pray that whoever reads this makes it through their struggle and what I want to teach my daughter is how to make it through her struggle...... Thank you to this channel
4:18 What Big Daddy Kane said right here about whatever is painful or missing in your own life you will ultimately make sure to give what was missing back to your children. That's some ultimate OG status right there and I can totally relate. I love the way he sits back and let everybody say their piece taking turns but when he chimes in like an Uncle or a Grandpa it's nothing but Jewels being dropped. Jesus 😇
No disrespect GODS I was basically saying that when you’ve got knowledge from experience you’re a man of wisdom, therefore when men like us old heads spit it’s received as knowledge. If I delivered my perspective to where even old heads still learn to perfect the delivery to the youth then thank you all. As old heads we all we got. Old head is a round table flower sorta speak.
My mom never told me she loved me. She didn’t hug me often or show much affection but every action she took snd every move she made was in my light and I knew it. Now I do a mix of both with my kids. Show them and tell them
I understand what you mean...My mom was all actions with her love and I knew as well ...so she didn't have to say it much....I knew it because her actions were so Constant...Great Observation....
With all respect. You are doing good but you can find ways to fill in the gaps so your kids don't grow up not knowing that love and affection from a parent can teach them how to have empathy in the world. The world lack empathy so its easier to justify the levels of violence that we see. I wish you well on the journey. If you haven't get some therapy so you can show up even more to raise your kids the best way you can. I was blessed to have both of my parents and have seen the many results of some kids that came from troubled homes. All the best.
Yeah you have to do both for good parenting in my eyes. Paying the bills, keeping a roof over your child's head, putting them in good schools is great, but it doesn't equate to love and even so you still need to verbalize the love and affection for your child.
I think what Kane is saying also applies to the reason so much of why the music today sounds the way it does today versus back then. Now you got so many rappers trying to make music in the now and for the little kids to get lit to, they not even thinking about the future and leaving a legacy. Not every song in the 90’s was NY State of Mind but there was a lot more Quality Control and more maturity because we had “oldheads”. Now you get made fun of for being old.
The variety of music/artists, plus old school parenting was swept aside for a reason. In the 80's/early 90's, those real hard heads were who they were while listening to groups like Guy or even the popular House Music that was also heavy in the streets. Nowadays, I occasionally cross paths with a younger guy that seems to be trying to intimidate me by quoting the most ignorant rap lyrics known to mankind, while pacing back and forth with the gun gestures.
Big Daddy Kane is dropping jewels when it comes to being an OG or old head. Getting older is a privilege denied by many. Be fortunate to grow old. Take care of your body with exercise, water, sun, air and vitamins. Stay away from stress as well!
Quite a few of the younger crowd will use "old head" as some sort of insult. I truly believe that the system that began to regulate old school parenting preferred profit over having some order. Back then, your parents had people in your community that weren't your blood relatives, but they had the ability to check you with your parent/parents support. When old school parenting became something that could get you locked up, that took the "extended family" away, then the youth were just able to do as they please. The more unruly youth are groomed to be that way, the more profitable the youth become to the systems that make big bank off of the disorder. You're always going to have the knucklehead crowd, but there was a bit more order with those guys at one point. Everything now is about being a "savage" or on "demon time" a bit too much. Some of the new breed don't know when to cut that sort of bs out, and chill.
Yo Math you a way better host than Nore will ever be. I just had to say it. You let your guests express themselves and dont interrupt them every 10 seconds when they tell their stories... Salute ✅💯
Youngens please watch these episodes. Listen to these brothers talk. Learn from their success as well as their mistakes. They are giving you game that you can’t get everyday. Know that your loved and appreciated even if you don’t hear it everyday. Don’t be afraid to get old, it’s a privilege denied to far to many people. Ask questions, be kind, love yourself, protect your peace, stay loyal, speak your mind, and hold your head!
The interaction with your kids when they are first born is priceless. My baby brother when he was born I was the first person he saw and we have been tight with each other since day one.
You will never be called Uncle or old HEAD BC you'll always be BIG DADDY! 😉🔥👌 Loved this interview bc I am a fan of both of them being 46. Big Daddy was my favorite rapper back in the day and I'm still bumpin' his music today, OG FR🙌 All class 💯
The best episode imo since the show started. This is a TRUE classic. Salute to EVERYONE on here. Math, you are a living legend bro. So much respect for you big bro.
This episode is a upcoming classic. From a bad tempered battle rapper to a top rated Podcast host interviewing some of the most known/unknown influencers in the history of urban/black society! 👏👏👏👏👏💐💐💐
Nothing but a knowledgeable conversation between intellectual African American men…. who’ve been through the fire and are still here reaping the benefits of their hard work‼️
@@elijaharvinger1178 Not EVERYONE is having these conversations. Eventually i did but not from family. It was along the way. And unfortunately, I grew up with a lot of dudes who didnt have these conversations until they were older.
Phuking Kane is in the building man. Salute When people ask me my top 5 I never include Kane, Rakim, or KRS. To me that's Mount Rushmore nothing goes above them. My top 5 five begins after those 3. This might be the best episode ever.
it always moves, like 15 year olds be thinking 20 year olds are old, and so on. It's relative. But I do think what we describe as old generally is way too early. People be stamped legit old when they're 30+, and considering you live until 80+ that is way too early based on mathematical logic. If I reflect I guess there might be some logic to it if you think that old is when you start getting signs of age, which is usually 30+, not sure if that is the angle they are coming from when they call that old. I remember I went back to school at like 23, and I overheard some of the other students, who were 17 year olds, be like "wow he's old". So funny to think back to that now at 33, I mean 23.... that's a baby lol. And funny to think that I felt old at that time, and now to imagine being 23 is like damn that is young.
Shout Out to you Math for putting this together. I have to watch from the beginning but the episodes I did see 🔥🔥🔥 Kane very knowledgeable. Omar shocked me. I thought he was Hollywood Hollywood. But naw, he’s a down to earth brother.
Straight outta Brooklyn, married to Keisha from Total... He had a music studio in Brownsville for years on Church Ave. He's had his feet on the ground.
That part at the end Kane said about the young rappers needs to go viral.....that whole part was pure truth that these young artist scared to admit 🔥🔥🔥
When math said we pick fathers thats so true I had a neighbor who was 5 years older than me and he had a brother and 2 cousins they were all the same age and these dudes raised me now that I think about it they gave me game checked me when I was wrong taught me how to dress be smooth w ladies came.to watch me play football on Friday nights they instilled a lot n me and I appreciated that and watching this episode made me realize the blessings they bestowed upon me and that shit was priceless
Brotha Math i need a favor. DAYTON OHIO support 1000 percent. Please give a segment on the effect of these men not having fathers and only being raised buy single females. I feel that as a culture were making it to normal. Like yall said. It take a village. So if you even see this just know Its not for me. I need some of these dudes to realize they need help. We deserve to live long happy lives too. Stay blessed and stay real. Your pod cast is number 1 at this point. Go to place for real shit.
Kane dropped a jewel that I have shared with my own children. Parents will give their children the thing they didn’t have as a child. I always say being present for my children was more important to me than anything I had going on personally.
I'm 42 now. I'm part of the generation they would tell that we are all going to be dead or in jail by 21. And I've doubled that, a lot of us have. I'm now a father to a 21 year old daughter, I'm still here, still current on the trends and things of that nature. And an avid hip-hop fanatic. I get called UNC and OG a lot. And I be like "I was just thuggin 4 years ago, when did I become a relic?". So I'm definitely feeling all this.
Speechless. I can't believe yall got Kane and Epps on the same episode. If you haven't experienced the 80s and 90s I wish you were there. Witnessing hip-hop culture grow right in front of your eyes 24/7 was like a cheat code. So to have those 2 is like a lifetime achievement.
Till this day, the Khaki colored M65 is my favorite jacket/coat because of the movie Juice. As an 80's baby, I definitely was a Kane fan. I remember when keeping my Flat Top/Cameo shaped up was only $5.00 💂🏿♂️!
Real man talk and real man business. Thank you Math for putting us in the room with all this knowledge being passed around so we can get some insight 🔥🔥. Take care and keep grinding all the way From Australia 🇦🇺🙏🏽
“Do not complain about growing old. It is a privilege denied to many.”
- Mark Twain
Damn...Mark Twain is jus the best. And so prolific. Literally just a few minutes ago I liked another comment, on a video about some political bullshit, where someone commented another Twain quote. I'm paraphrasing but it was something like, "don't try to argue with idiots bc you'd have to bring yourself down to their level and they would win the argument bc they have more experience."
Twain should've been a rapper...lol
What always gets me about Kane is the slow and measured way in which he speaks versus his rapid fire rhyme style. It's like 2 different people.
I never thought of Kane's rap style as rapid, to me he was measured. To the point that you understood ever word he spoke. Twista or even Pun I would label as having a rapid fire style as opposed to Kane.
@@el-Cu9432 Kane was known to step up his lyrical pace as well.
I really appreciate that when the elder spoke everybody listened. I appreciate the mature, relaxed, enlightening vibe I got from this. Don’t stop Math🗣
Word man
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Yesss good observation..all that Respect for the OG in the space
Notice how OG doing the same thing for the young OGs. That’s why he’s an OG
This Ep with Kane and Omar is by far the best not just because of their presence but the dialogue. Salute My Gz..Hynaken n Es..🔥 addition..
Agree
I agree!!! This gotta be the best one out of the many fire episodes….. Also Hynaken and Esso are dope hosts…. They can keep the conversation going as well maintain the barbershop feeling in the show Salute!!!!
It's the Vibe n content that Es n Hy bring..Salute to Maff on his mediating skills cuz bro keeps the show in order ✊🏾
Hell yeah!!!!! Omar talkin that SHIT!!!! 💯💯💯💯💯
AGREE 💯💯💯
Greatest emcee ever and an accomplished actor on set and the conversation ain’t about rapping, the music industry or Hollywood . This is way dope.
Super underrated comment! Love to hear my brothas talk about other things than what they have perfected!
@@reefb4364 Thanks Reef. As black men, there is no programming or talk broadcast content (for us, by us) that speaks to our perspectives and challenges. It doesn't exist on network tv and radio. There are a few writers and journalists that push it but no publications dedicated to it.
And that’s why Math jawn is my favorite podcast!!!
Kane is that dude but he’s not nicer than Rakim.. I feel you tho but he’s not RA
@@t.breeze8659 exactly!
My dad taught me how to shoot a basketball and I have my musical cadence from him and there's nothing like a mother's love, but hip Hop and these streets have taught me everything else. I'm blessed to be called an old head because I made it through the struggle so far knock on wood and I pray that whoever reads this makes it through their struggle and what I want to teach my daughter is how to make it through her struggle...... Thank you to this channel
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Well said I echo this bro 👏 👌 🙌 👍 salute
Salute
I am in my mid twenties and I pulled a lot from this video. This is great. Can’t be afraid of the inevitable. I want to be old someday 💪🏾
Just remember age aint what you think it is brother. "Old" is a state of mind. "Aging" is a state of being.
Yo word !!
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@@zshakur thank you
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4:18 What Big Daddy Kane said right here about whatever is painful or missing in your own life you will ultimately make sure to give what was missing back to your children. That's some ultimate OG status right there and I can totally relate. I love the way he sits back and let everybody say their piece taking turns but when he chimes in like an Uncle or a Grandpa it's nothing but Jewels being dropped. Jesus 😇
FAAACCCTTTSSS
these are the conversations we need TELEVISED AND #VIRAL you can't stop Men from being Men
Old head is wisdom and when wisdom gives you the game it becomes knowledge.
Knowledge is knowing.
Wisdom is applying what you know to your daily life…
💯💯
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Knowledge before Wisdom. To put Wisdom before Knowledge is to take action without thinking. Usually something that a young man would do
No disrespect GODS I was basically saying that when you’ve got knowledge from experience you’re a man of wisdom, therefore when men like us old heads spit it’s received as knowledge. If I delivered my perspective to where even old heads still learn to perfect the delivery to the youth then thank you all. As old heads we all we got. Old head is a round table flower sorta speak.
Chi Town reppin 💯
My mom never told me she loved me. She didn’t hug me often or show much affection but every action she took snd every move she made was in my light and I knew it. Now I do a mix of both with my kids. Show them and tell them
I understand what you mean...My mom was all actions with her love and I knew as well ...so she didn't have to say it much....I knew it because her actions were so Constant...Great Observation....
That a fucked up
Mom
Love make u strong who ever scared to show it esp to
They seed is off n scar
With all respect. You are doing good but you can find ways to fill in the gaps so your kids don't grow up not knowing that love and affection from a parent can teach them how to have empathy in the world. The world lack empathy so its easier to justify the levels of violence that we see. I wish you well on the journey. If you haven't get some therapy so you can show up even more to raise your kids the best way you can. I was blessed to have both of my parents and have seen the many results of some kids that came from troubled homes. All the best.
Yeah you have to do both for good parenting in my eyes. Paying the bills, keeping a roof over your child's head, putting them in good schools is great, but it doesn't equate to love and even so you still need to verbalize the love and affection for your child.
I think what Kane is saying also applies to the reason so much of why the music today sounds the way it does today versus back then. Now you got so many rappers trying to make music in the now and for the little kids to get lit to, they not even thinking about the future and leaving a legacy.
Not every song in the 90’s was NY State of Mind but there was a lot more Quality Control and more maturity because we had “oldheads”. Now you get made fun of for being old.
The variety of music/artists, plus old school parenting was swept aside for a reason. In the 80's/early 90's, those real hard heads were who they were while listening to groups like Guy or even the popular House Music that was also heavy in the streets. Nowadays, I occasionally cross paths with a younger guy that seems to be trying to intimidate me by quoting the most ignorant rap lyrics known to mankind, while pacing back and forth with the gun gestures.
The music now, is made for now. In Kane's day, (mine as well), music was made to ring out for generations. At least that was the goal of every Emcee.
Big Daddy Kane is dropping jewels when it comes to being an OG or old head. Getting older is a privilege denied by many. Be fortunate to grow old. Take care of your body with exercise, water, sun, air and vitamins. Stay away from stress as well!
Quite a few of the younger crowd will use "old head" as some sort of insult. I truly believe that the system that began to regulate old school parenting preferred profit over having some order. Back then, your parents had people in your community that weren't your blood relatives, but they had the ability to check you with your parent/parents support. When old school parenting became something that could get you locked up, that took the "extended family" away, then the youth were just able to do as they please. The more unruly youth are groomed to be that way, the more profitable the youth become to the systems that make big bank off of the disorder. You're always going to have the knucklehead crowd, but there was a bit more order with those guys at one point. Everything now is about being a "savage" or on "demon time" a bit too much. Some of the new breed don't know when to cut that sort of bs out, and chill.
@@rgw1380rw Very well said!
@@KD_SWAGGER 💪🏾🤓
@@rgw1380rw 💪🏻
Yea they do way too much like dude chill smoke some weed and get involved in crypto
Exactly what the LEGEND KANE said! 👏👏👏 SALUTE TO ALL THE GOOD FATHERS OUT THEIR!
Crazy cause I didn’t expect this Omar / Kane episode/interview to be this impactful
Why not?
Me neither, one of my FAVORITES!
@@LADYDIVAful 2 ogs speaking... reppin the culture
@@gblair7622 I love it too!
Best part about this was everyone was wise enough to shut up when Kane spoke. Thats proper respect
Kane and Omar need a show I can listen to this all day much love ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Yo Math you a way better host than Nore will ever be. I just had to say it. You let your guests express themselves and dont interrupt them every 10 seconds when they tell their stories... Salute ✅💯
Why you compare Nore to Math? For what?
@@MICHAEL-uz6zt Math Hoffa is a better podcast host than Nore. Thats why.
Cuz he not drunk
Facts everybody is quiet
I agree, but that's what makes Nore, Nore. I also think Nore might have ADHD or something, that plus he be drunk lol.
Youngens please watch these episodes. Listen to these brothers talk. Learn from their success as well as their mistakes. They are giving you game that you can’t get everyday. Know that your loved and appreciated even if you don’t hear it everyday. Don’t be afraid to get old, it’s a privilege denied to far to many people. Ask questions, be kind, love yourself, protect your peace, stay loyal, speak your mind, and hold your head!
The interaction with your kids when they are first born is priceless. My baby brother when he was born I was the first person he saw and we have been tight with each other since day one.
“Getting old is like climbing a mountain; you get a little out of breath, but the view is much better!”
- Ingrid Bergman
I like that one :)
I like that one :)
when Kane speaks, all the heads keep quiet and listen with deep reverance and respect, almost like when a respected father figure speaks
You will never be called Uncle or old HEAD BC you'll always be BIG DADDY! 😉🔥👌 Loved this interview bc I am a fan of both of them being 46. Big Daddy was my favorite rapper back in the day and I'm still bumpin' his music today, OG FR🙌 All class 💯
The best episode imo since the show started. This is a TRUE classic. Salute to EVERYONE on here. Math, you are a living legend bro. So much respect for you big bro.
Fact
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This episode is a upcoming classic.
From a bad tempered battle rapper to a top rated Podcast host interviewing some of the most known/unknown influencers in the history of urban/black society!
👏👏👏👏👏💐💐💐
Growth is beautiful fam.
Nothing but a knowledgeable conversation between intellectual African American men…. who’ve been through the fire and are still here reaping the benefits of their hard work‼️
These are conversation black men need to have with one another and with our boys.
These are conversations black men DO have. But it can't stop at conversation it has to become practice.
@@elijaharvinger1178 Not EVERYONE is having these conversations. Eventually i did but not from family. It was along the way. And unfortunately, I grew up with a lot of dudes who didnt have these conversations until they were older.
Phuking Kane is in the building man. Salute
When people ask me my top 5
I never include Kane, Rakim, or KRS.
To me that's Mount Rushmore nothing goes above them.
My top 5 five begins after those 3. This might be the best episode ever.
POINT BLANK MATH HAS THE BEST HIPHOP PODCAST ON CZcams HOFFAGANG
Better than Drink Champs also ✅
Thank you! 🙏🏾
Bar none!!!! Nothing's fucking with it!!!!!
I'm really enjoying the dialog you men are having with each other. This is what we need more of in our community. Salute!!! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
U had some bangers, but this one hit different. Icons conversing with Icons about real life. SALUTE
Love this show bro. Much respect and the good vibes between brothers. 🙌👌🌊🌊
Thus far for me the dopest episode 🔥🔥 life was spoken all through the segment!
These are some solid conversations, a lot of gems in these serious talks.
These youngins say I'm a old head at 36 😂😂😂
Not gonna like when I was 20 …36 seemed old now I’m older and it’s like naw that’s not old lol
it always moves, like 15 year olds be thinking 20 year olds are old, and so on. It's relative. But I do think what we describe as old generally is way too early. People be stamped legit old when they're 30+, and considering you live until 80+ that is way too early based on mathematical logic. If I reflect I guess there might be some logic to it if you think that old is when you start getting signs of age, which is usually 30+, not sure if that is the angle they are coming from when they call that old.
I remember I went back to school at like 23, and I overheard some of the other students, who were 17 year olds, be like "wow he's old". So funny to think back to that now at 33, I mean 23.... that's a baby lol. And funny to think that I felt old at that time, and now to imagine being 23 is like damn that is young.
Man this conversation got me up early feeling good. Shot out to my old heads !!!!
We need an “IN TOO DEEP” part 2
cant wait to c the full episode. love how yall drift back and forth from hip hop and real life conversations
Thank You for letting us be a part of the conversation!
Math should get Kane on a feature🤔
Great idea!
@@Mathhoffa It would be the be the shit to do some shit with a legend. I saw this noteworthy video more than once.
Easily the BEST episode ever in this series.. 💯💪🏾👊🏾✊🏾 #SALUTE
Math bringing that heat 🔥🔥🔥🔥
BDK! One of the pillars of hip hop have to respect him for his contribution to the game
Omar Epps needs his own show man💯 brother got a lot to give .
This had a very powerful message on this one!!!! Thank you brothers!!!
Great representation of my hometown Gary, Indiana! I’m super proud 💚🙌🏾 We’re everywhere!!!!
Shout Out to you Math for putting this together. I have to watch from the beginning but the episodes I did see 🔥🔥🔥 Kane very knowledgeable. Omar shocked me. I thought he was Hollywood Hollywood. But naw, he’s a down to earth brother.
#NYC
Straight outta Brooklyn, married to Keisha from Total... He had a music studio in Brownsville for years on Church Ave. He's had his feet on the ground.
I love the amount of respect Math showed the God MC at the end. Salute
That part at the end Kane said about the young rappers needs to go viral.....that whole part was pure truth that these young artist scared to admit 🔥🔥🔥
Kane invented swag.
When math said we pick fathers thats so true I had a neighbor who was 5 years older than me and he had a brother and 2 cousins they were all the same age and these dudes raised me now that I think about it they gave me game checked me when I was wrong taught me how to dress be smooth w ladies came.to watch me play football on Friday nights they instilled a lot n me and I appreciated that and watching this episode made me realize the blessings they bestowed upon me and that shit was priceless
That's for sharing great conversation! Also from Gary, Indiana....
Dope interview!
Salute my O.G brothers for the game you gave us with a listening ear
LOVE THES CONVOS MAN... 🔥🔥🔥🔥💯
The Best Shop Talk I’ve listened to. Brothers keep living and loving life. GOD Bless
Beautiful Conversation!
4:08....."God has given me a wink of (yeah) this is what it's like to create". My man Omar went deep. Great perspective
I immensely appreciate the positive awesome masculine energy in the videos presented here.
You all a very intelligent men. I appreciate you all
Math dropping gems on his platform this interview is dope AF saltue
I loved Kane growing up Ain’t no half steppin wit him, he’s a Smooth Operator.😉
Had to come in an thumbs up on the strength of Kane alone!
"Because he told the truth, and once you've heard the truth, everything else is just cheap whiskey." -Robert Lee Emory
That was a classic 👌🏿 had da OG big daddy Kane...on there dropping jewels
It’s the WISDOM for me 💯♥️🙏🏽
I LOVE THIS, LOVE YALL BROTHERS!!
Respect to see kings do there ting . Real talk keep doing y’all ting ✊🏾
The OG is speakin truth! Long live Big Daddy Kane!
What up BDK! 2022. AIN'T NO HALF STEPPIN! 2022
As a young 21 year old the message was valid. 👊🏿💯
This Should have more views.
I remember I went to the county jail when I was like 28 and they was calling me OG. I was like huh? Lol
Brotha Math i need a favor. DAYTON OHIO support 1000 percent. Please give a segment on the effect of these men not having fathers and only being raised buy single females. I feel that as a culture were making it to normal. Like yall said. It take a village. So if you even see this just know Its not for me. I need some of these dudes to realize they need help. We deserve to live long happy lives too. Stay blessed and stay real. Your pod cast is number 1 at this point. Go to place for real shit.
Math When you shook Kane Hand ... that was so Pure and respectful God
I think calling someone unc is out of respect but calling someone an old head is a form of disrespect🤔
Same coin.
This is the realist episode Fellas yall got Gold
Love how o shows some much respect for kane
Bdk is the truth. I love being an old head
Me too💯
That's why I really hate the term, "old n washed up". I'll be 40 this year n I consider it a blessing
King Asiatic Nobody is Equal will always get my praise...been loving him since I first discovered him in '88....much respect, KANE!!!
Word Real. Birth is the most beautiful thing I've seen.
This space got so much love respect and wisdom you just feel it through the screen! It's crazy
Yo what about that joint Kane did with Prince for the Batman sound track. It's Dope!
30 yrs old is like an oldhead these days 😂😂😂
Clearly they're scared of getting old
Kane so chilled straight legend and Epps is a legend to facts
Kane is super lyrically even when he speaks, such a wise man!❤️🙌🏿
Yo, I’m a Ol Head, this was BEST Episode, Period!! Much Love & Respect 2 Big Daddy Kane & Omar Epps(GQ), dropping knowledge like a mf! Thank U, Bros!
Kane has left the building.🔥
Kane dropped a jewel that I have shared with my own children. Parents will give their children the thing they didn’t have as a child. I always say being present for my children was more important to me than anything I had going on personally.
I'm 42 now. I'm part of the generation they would tell that we are all going to be dead or in jail by 21. And I've doubled that, a lot of us have. I'm now a father to a 21 year old daughter, I'm still here, still current on the trends and things of that nature. And an avid hip-hop fanatic. I get called UNC and OG a lot. And I be like "I was just thuggin 4 years ago, when did I become a relic?". So I'm definitely feeling all this.
The best episode ever!!!💯💯💯
Math did that great job my g go Brooklyn baby.
This the best episode 🙌 by far
Speechless. I can't believe yall got Kane and Epps on the same episode. If you haven't experienced the 80s and 90s I wish you were there. Witnessing hip-hop culture grow right in front of your eyes 24/7 was like a cheat code. So to have those 2 is like a lifetime achievement.
Till this day, the Khaki colored M65 is my favorite jacket/coat because of the movie Juice. As an 80's baby, I definitely was a Kane fan. I remember when keeping my Flat Top/Cameo shaped up was only $5.00 💂🏿♂️!
The purple came out!!!!😂😂😂😂
That's why Kane is a gift. He don't need to be kicking bars but he always drops jewels.
Real man talk and real man business. Thank you Math for putting us in the room with all this knowledge being passed around so we can get some insight 🔥🔥. Take care and keep grinding all the way From Australia 🇦🇺🙏🏽
My New Favorite Channel. Blessings to those brothers for giving knowledge & wisdom 🙏🏽👆🏾🙇🏾♂️🗣
Be the village we all need one another!
Salute to you math this is big💯💪🏾
This episode should be required study for these young boys out here 💯