Khujo Goodie: Soul Food, 2pac, Car Accident, Blame It On me
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- čas přidán 30. 11. 2017
- Khujo stopped by Hot 1079 to chop it up with B High about his new single "Blame It On Me". During the convo Khujo talked about creating southern classic "Soul Food" with the Goodie Mob and Organized Noize. He also discussed overcoming the loss of part of his leg in a car accident, 2pac playing "Hit Em Up" for the Goodie, and more. Side Note- That really is Khujo in the comments talking to the people! Make sure yall subscribe to his page for the latest on what he got goin on 1000
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Man Soul Food resignated so much with us cats in the DC area too. I remember fall 95 I was bumping that Soul Food joint and Raekwon's first joint interchangeably. Years later I put Soul Food on in the car driving out of town with then my girlfriend who was from Tampa. Pumped it up and we both began reciting the album line for line. It was like "What you know bout Goodie?" "Shoot what YOU know bout Goodie?" Never forgot that day. This year we celebrated 14 years of marriage and Soul Food is still one of our favorite albums.
congratulation on your 14yr anni, my wife and I came up on our 19th this year; keep the faith and stay in there!!! Thanks for supporting us man, this means a lot!
Don't forget to subscribe to my official youtube page and go download my new music at khujogoodie.bandcamp.com and iTunes!
Beautiful
Yup congrats!!
realest story ever
I feel you. "Soul Food" was such a great album. It didn't just have dope beats. It was heartwarming. It was the sound of niggas in the ghetto struggling, but without violence against one another. The song "Guess Who?" reminds me of my mom, especially Cee-Lo's verse. My mother passed last year and I can't hear that song without crying.
Cell Therapy is one of the greatest songs and beats of all time
Soul Food helped save my life. In 1994-1995, I was 15 yrs old going to Anniston High School in Anniston Alabama. Southerplayalisticadillacmusic and Soul Food was the soundtrack to my life. SALUTE
BoomBox256 dirty South
BoomBox256 Yes boy Soul food was water in the dessert
Boombox256 I feel you on that it helped me get councious
BoomBox256 I was at Cobb Elementary in the Dope as well when I first heard this album and I still listen to it to this day. Timeless music
I was in 10th grade in 1994. I feel the same way.
I was a 19 knucklehead when Soul Food dropped. I was in my first year in the Air Force and about to lose my career because I couldn't stay out of the streets. The timing was perfect because it inspired me to get it together. I cut out the negative influences and went on to have a successful 20 year career. To this day I say it is one of the most important albums ever created. Salute!
Praise Yah everything worked out for you, a lot of people can't say that!!
Sixfigas Salute Bruh! This album blessed me.
@@khujogoodiezone1 you have no idea how many y'all done touched with that Soul Food album. That's why I constantly say that y'all should do a commemorative book on the album (with lyrics and all).
Sixfigas 🙏🏾🇺🇸dope man!
I was 23. Good times..young!!
Khujo taught me (through his bars) tomatoes reduces the chances of prostate cancer! In the 90's. Thank you brother!
Praise Yah my pleasure to serve you!
Khujo Goodie Is this the real Khujo?
Yes Sir, the man not the dawg himself. Just showing love and replying to some of my fans. Letting folks know to subscribe to my youtube page.
Khujo Goodie Absolutely brother! Wow.....this is dope as hell man! I'm headed over there right now. If you need any help with your page, let me know if I could assist in some type of way. It would be a honor and a privilege!
kHUJO greetings from england
"Im not an entertainer..I'M a real person". Nuff said. Illest ever outta the ATL
Respect kinfolk, thanks for tuning in! subscribe to the OFFICIAL Khujo Goodie CZcams page..peace!
I'm 21 years old trying to gain knowledge off this video. Love Goodie Mob. Soul Food really opened my eyes. He ripped it on Fighting. Respect from South Florida
Manuel Hutchinson multiple stab wounds slicing through in the old school cutlass supreme 35 cent to my and that’s for a blunt mane the way things is going today I might as well be dead so dread...
Fighting for your spirit and your mind!
In the red Fred Sanford truck
Another legendary interview/convo with another legendary figure 🔥🔥💯💯💯
Thanks for the respect homie. Subscribe to my youtube page, Peace!!
No thank you and the gentlemen for the game y’all taught and I’m subscribed
Khujo...I didn’t know..... I’m just learning everything they taught us in history class is not correct. You said it -they can’t handle too much truth-
Khujo, Goodie Mob, OutKast all bring that music that really makes you reevaluate your life. Mainstream is a song that's very deep. Great interview. Shouts out to you ATL legends
B HI Bruh honestly bruh you have the best interviews hands down!! They ain't messing with you fam and Much Love to Outkast, Goodie MOB and the Dungeon Family 💯 I knew about hoods, streets and everything else in Atlanta and I'm from Miami thanks to them boys
For real
Truuuuuuu. I'm in CC round 191 and 37th
"Thought Process" was and will forever be a classic!!!
Khujo has alot of knowledge... I respect that and the whole D.F. Being from Atl 45years old...
“When the scene unfolds, young girls,13 years old,Expose themselves to any Tom, Dick, and Hank” u see this very thing on social media.
So very true.👊🏾🦶🏾💯
Facts
Facts on top Just go on Instagram the females dancing half naked hollering cash app for nude pics or videos that thirsty ass shit
Damn!! That's some shit
i remember my cousin was going to college at Morehouse and when he came home (Bham,AL) for Thanksgiving in 1995 he was bumping that Goodie Mobb Soul Food album and i was like mane this fye and them boys southern and from our next door cousins in Atlanta i bought that CD the next day at the old school music store Camelot Records and been hooked on the Dunegon Family ever since i hearld Player's Ball single from the KAST when i was 11 years old back in 1993. i might not be from Atlanta but our culture and ways in Birmingham was kinda the same as our cousins from tha A. So i went to college at Morris Brown and actually met Khujio at Backbone video shoot (5 deuce 4 Trey) at the West End Mall parking lot and he gave me and my homies Bible verses to read and post in our dorm room back in 2000 and spit some real life stuff to us about getting in our books and them chicks going to be there regardless. At they shows in Birmingham 22:00 we embrace them so much they use to come to our summer festival every summer and rock it.
Man reading this brought chills through my body!! Thanks for supporting since day one. Got some new new at khujogoodie.bandcamp.com and some jewels on my official youtube page!!! Peace out
Khujo Goodie gotcha Big Homie still down with you brother ✊🏾 will continue to support
Mo Brown from 89-92 , T Mo went to school at Mo Brown and Goodie Mob was always around...
Those was the good days in late 95 that whole year was great
Khujo met him a few times love how no matter how big your name is or just a average person like me he treats you with respect he's cooler than a polar bears toe nails
Oh hell there he go again talking that shit.....Respect kinfolk!!
Maybe I'm new but I'm trying to understand why B high don't got a National program across different states he knows how to interview ask the proper questions has the passion he's a man ain't joking around he really gets to the point & stays on subject.... I wish you continued success my brother peace and love - PAHZAZZ
*PAHZAZZ RADIO Real talk
*PAHZAZZ RADIO another thing about B-High is that he naturally projects that stank face without even trying.
TRUTH. Left him up!
B hi interviews who he wants to... not just the next hot nigga
REAL TALK !!! He ask the question we as fans would ask
"Heat will make anything move.....even Tyson can get laid down wit dis tool"
yaquii matthews Goodie Bag off the Soul Food album
He said that Tyson bar on Aquemini too and that hit so hard lyrically
"Ya'll Scared" from Aquemini.
#jewel
@joekhaki I like that.Thats always a good thing to be true to yourself .
Soul food album save my life from gang banging...this album took my mind to another level.. salute Khujo thank you!!!
Man “Thought process” saved my life 💯💯💯
I was up on this Brother when the MOB gave up that first album, but now I'm 60 and they were taking the cloak off back then. Much love to you, my Brother.
Classic!! Bruh Im from the East Side of Long Beach California & I grew up on that Soul Food album. One of THEE BEST ALBUMS EVER!!! Still knock that til this day
One love kinfolk, Westside LBC thanks for supporting and listening, check out the new music at khujogoodie.bandcamp.com
How you feel? Frustrated. Irritated. Sometimes I don’t know myself I be too numb to feel something sometimes.. so I dig deep..
Chiefaveli Tha Great get in the Cherokee, let my mind fly free Free off into the wilderness...
@@tamikaharper1318 so I can get this shit off my mind
Chiefaveli Tha Great sometimes I come home to high to pray but lay on my bed and meditate...
Keep me from snapping, keeps me calm.....
Tht beat followed by them lyrics
🤯🤯🤯
Khujo always been my favorite from the mob
Same here man👍
Big Gipp..
Kuhjo the truth to doe
I Love This Man and this interview and shouts to the whole Dungeon Family and ATL. IT'S ALL LOVE From Charlotte, NC. Respect!!!! 💪🎓👑💣💥🔥👊❤✊👏👏👏👏👆
Already!!! Charlotte big UP, our cousins in the struggle..one love
Don't forget to subscribe to my official youtube page for more real talk and khujogoodie.bandcamp.com for the new single "Blame It On Me" and "38 HOT"
I have a NEW found respect for my brother after going back listening to Goodie Mob albums.. Man u a Legend MC.. Salute to u Khujo
One love kinfolk, thanks for listening...Peace
Goodie Mob got much love from Detroit I was banging this CD when I was 13 November 95
Good looking kinfolk, one love KhujoGoodie!! subscribe to my official youtube page
Khujo Goodie fo'sho big homie
Hit the like button b4 I pressed play cuz I know this shit finna be O-ffi-cial!!!!!
Now that's love kinfolk, salute! Subscribe to my youtube page! new music coming soon!
Right my brother...
rahsantremace
Yessuh Big Bruh!!!
Being from Atlanta, born and raised, Grady Baby from that Westside, it's good to see B-High give us Atliens interviews from not just ATL Legends but Hip Hop Legends!!! Much respect to B-High bringing us Mr Khujo Goodie to share his perspective on the music that raised me. Khujo, your a legend big dogg.
Man thanks for the love and respect Tim, that means a lot. Subscribe to my official youtube page salute!!
Khujo gave me strength after my accident. I couldn’t walk and had to start from scratch over again. I keep thinking about how strong he was after his surgery even after loosing a leg. Goodie had been instrumental in my life. I can’t thank them enough.
This in my opinion.... this was the golden era of music for me growing up..... I'm in my 30's now and I let my nephew that's 11 listen to Goodie Mob and Outkast the Dungeon Fam.
Good looking player, don't forget to subscribe to my youtube page if you already haven't and download new music at khujogoodie.bandcamp.com
Salute the man not the dog. The Muscle and the Man of the Mighty Goodie Mob. Peace to the Dungeon Family.
S/O to Khujo Goodie. My favorite member of Goodie Mob.
So happy I’ve found this channel. Finally, interviews with substance...AND a lot of interviews with artists from my era. REAL MUSIC. Salute 💯
B high stay with the legends
Steel sharpens steel huh man?!! Subscribe to my official youtube page!
Oh shit the OG himself
“When the scene unfold, young girls 13 years old expose themselves…” ~ a lotta prophetic bars in that song
Respect to Khujo and all the real ones that have made great music. What y'all do IS important!!!
The Realist Mc from the South.
Thanks for the love and respect G...download the new single at khujogoodie.bandcamp.com
Real shit down south shit
"I'm a real person that's been exposed to some truth"
Preach
"Soul Food" was such a great album. It wasn't just dope. It was heartwarming. It was the sound of niggas in the ghetto struggling, but without violence against one another.
Dope interview. I'm surprised that nobody ever thought of asking him about his verse on Decisions, Decisions.
Appreciate the Augusta shout out. Love my city!
L Johnson Old Savannah Rd/12th St
Been waiting for Legendary Khujo interview much respect
Respect kinfolk, subscribe to my youtube page for MORE.
Khujo got that “Sit down shut and listen youngster” voice. No one in hip hop sound like boss.
Khujo!!!!!
over 25 yrs....now 45 yrs old...SOUL FOOD STILL STAYS IN ROTATION. My 21 yr old d**n near hails y’all as prophets...and rightly so.
We love y’all man...to THIS day!!
This has to be one of the most authentic interviews. It's more of a conversation with an elder or baba who speaks life to the people.
One luv Bhigh "Radio Shawty" for being true to the Culture, keeping it "kg (1000)"
You already know what it is OG! Preciate you coming through kicking it with me my dawg!
How can i get in touch with you.
This at Khujo G
I'm in San Antonio Texas
Ali Lamkin gunclubgoodie@gmail.com
SALUTE!! RESPECT!!
Thanks for showing us love Fam "AUGUSTA"
“It ain’t gone get no airplay”
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PUT IT OUT!!!! This generation needs it more than ever. I remember being in my early 20’s - COMPLETELY BLOWED- and i heard Fighting for the 1st time. I had no idea what y’all was trying to convey. i literally listened to that song 6-7 times back to back. My mind couldn’t comprehend but my Spirit stood at attention. A seed was planted. Even if you reach ☝🏾ONE, it’d be worth it.
Plant that Seed man.
From the very first note you hear on Soul Food, that keyboard & Cee Lo's voice, my eyes water up. Its one of the greatest albums ever. The depth of each of their verses on all their songs is still so strong, it will never be duplicated. When Outkast & Goodie M.O.B. dropped, we were awe struck. The music they made 20+ yrs ago is still way more relevant than most music out now. So insightful & profound, they changed hip hop forever. Seeing Goodie M.O.B. live @ The Marshall Center (U.S.F.) in 98 is something I'll never forget. I lost my niece earlier that yr, & after that show, I got really emotional. Soul Food was just what my soul needed to heal. I can't thank Khujo Goodie & the rest of the D.F. enough for being the cornerstone of Southern hip hop. God bless yall. Much love & respect.
Man thanks for this comment, touching and heart felt...It was our pleasure to serve the people>..Peace....subscribe to my official youtube page and download new music at khujogoodie.bandcamp.com
Another classic interview with a legend.... Can we get a cool breeze interview
For real though!!!! 💯💯
For real
Yes cool breeze
My hero lyrically...people tend to diss Khujo but he always my favorite cause of his conviction and his spirit in his songs bruh
This was a real grown-up interview .Goodie Mob Soul Food is one of the best album of all times. Thought Process give me chills when I hear it great song
Thank you for the support and respect sir! you can download the new singe at khujogoodie.bandcamp.com
and subscribe to my official youtube page!!
Bruh.... I was trying to get through the entire interview but I got to go back and listen to this album... I got some shit I'm going through and a test coming up.
KHUJO GOODIE!!!!! DIRTY SOUTH LEGEND!!! "I LET U STAY AT MY CRIB...NOW U KNOW WHERE I LIVE..WHEN U WAS HUNGRY FED U A HOT MEAL...LOOK AT THE HAND U DEAL..."
Mainstream flow,,thanks for the support kinfolk...download the new singlee at khujogoodie.bandcamp.com
Got to thank the brother personally back in the 90s at club112 for helping change my life..they were the first cats I could identify with from the hood that said you can use your head and be intelligent and not have to put a suit or a bow tie..lol..you could be yourself which the hood or the posh life don't let you do..you could be your own man and let your mind shine..changed my life..I went from trapping to rapping..to sitting on the porch laughing with my wife and watching my kids avoid my pitfalls..God is good
Praise Yah for that testimony brother much to you and your family!
Thank you..you truly truly have been used as a vessel for God...never thought the life I have was even possible..but you made believe it was mine and gave me strength the dark times..brother.I speak for so many young black men in the world
.thank you
Another great interview I love B High interviews man they are the best man
Goodie Mob was my favorite group and still is one of my favorite groups.
Indig Ameri, Seminal Indian Thanks 🙏🏾
Shalom to Ahch Khujo Goodie 💯🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
Montiyusse Harper shalom Judah
Khujo GOODIE MOB LEGEND 4 LIFE THANK YOU BIG BRO. YALL RAISED ME THROUGH THEM SPEAKERS IM GLAD GOD ALLOWED ME TO BE APART OF THIS ERA. THE REALEST . Now I'm 41
SoulFood........Classic until this day and the end of time.....Khujo Goodie one of the dopest poets ever.
B. HIGH---KHUJO GOODIE---Much respect from South Central Los Angeles
South Central LA stand up!! Thanks for the support. subscribe to my official youtube page!!!
@Jarek. I feel you on that. Hadn't heard it yet, but saw the notification and knew it was gonna be 🔥
B high you always ask the questions not the ones that be about nonsense. Always informative. Keep the legends coming
Birmingham Alabama in this!! 1 luv to Goodie Mob.. Real southern music
True southern legend # respect salutes
Khujo thanks for all the great music throughout the years.
Thank you for supporting us from day one! khujogoodie.bandcamp.com
Khujo Goodie thanks for the response. Still listening to soul food and still standing today. Your music, ball and g , and ugk. Still keep me going on a daily basis.
The goodie mob one of the best on the map in the world
Love Khujo always raw and real, much love brother 100
Much respect to you too kinfolk,,, don't forget to subscribe to my new youtube page and download the new single at khujogoodie.bandcamp.com
You can tell how much B high loves southern hip hop man. I’m big a big fan of how much he knows about the artists he talks to and the moments they had in the game.
Its so good to see OG Khujo Goodie in my recommendations.
This man is indeed a legend. I'm bout to go listen to the first 2 albums right now.
Thanks B High , my favorite artist of the Goodie
no bullshit B high interviews are fire because he genuinely likes the music and the artist he interviews. i can tell hes been wanting to ask these questions for years
Shout out to Goodie, Thank You! Lessons was needed and well received. Respect!!!!
True Vet... Good energy.... Dope music.. Goodie mob Black ice..... Dun Fam...6 min... Outcast ... Straight heat from alanta since the 90ss
I still bang goodie in 2019 an everything they said is happening today st8up
My dude khujo goodie real as,dey come very deep brotha salute my g
The company we keep is that element that cause lyrical battles to turn deadly. That's still paramount today. Thanks to us moving towards waking up. We're learning to let the talent speak and leave it there.
Ive been waiting on this one OG Khujo Goodie
B High stay dropping the dopest interviews! Og salute to khujo & B High
another 💎 thank you brothers khujo and b high.
Mike Mcfadden RIGHT ON. 🤔 🤔 🤔 #OGSALUTE 💯 ✖ 💯 #LEGENDARY
O.G. WHEATT $TRAW word
The Soul Food album really changed my life completely I will never forget it💯💯💯💯💯💯
Never met this brother but when I heard that he had lost his leg I was actually down there I was like what the. It definitely does something to you when you hear one of your favorite artist something happened to them.
Great interview. Goodie Mob taught me so much
Khujo dawg u are one of da realist period man I salute u big og u never sold out u always keep it 1000 home I did that blame it on me is da realist shit period big homie t-mo goodie is one of da realist also I did that blame it on me salute u big homie
LIVING LEGEND!!! There is no way you can absorb the role and responsibility..... You are one of my heros. Thank you. You are appreciated, always bringing it 10000000% PURE POWER!!!
Man I hit like before the interview even started. This is legendary for me and I'm from NYC. Goodie, Outkast and the whole Dungeon Family had me in a good zone up top. Salute!
Great video Bhigh you hit it on the head when you said they were making kids have to grow up faster to understand their music and thru that got me here today, dungeon fan since day uno...#salute
I always learn something through conscience hip hop. subscribe to my official youtube page!
Khujo Goodie Khujo you a legend to me bro I'm immediately subscribing🙌
Khujo Goodie! PERIOD.
B High, you've been doing some great interviews!!! I love the questions you ask and your knowledge of the artist you have on the show, like DAZ, Big Gipp etc, i'm tuning into your show from Springfield Ohio (home of John Legend)
I was a young dude from nyc cant say i was up on the south hiphop scene hardbody but when khujo had the accident i know it was a blow to the hiphop family. I knew how important goodie mob was to hiphop. Had to watch for the culture 💯
my favorite goodie mob member...
KHUJO..
a.k.a. REAL REAL!!!
Anybody here in 2018 listening to this great epic interview
Thanks for listening kinfolk, check out my new music at khujogoodie.bandcamp.com
That boy Khujo Goodie num tum bout folk real talk knoum sayin! Luv this Kat cool humble and real One of his hardest verses 2 me was Cell Therapy it really was b4 it's time What he was talking about then it's happening now Salute 2 tha O.G.
Khujo Goodie is so underrated!!! DF 1st Generation!!! Salute!
Shalom khujo thank u for the soul food
Shalom Judah, praise Yah...
thanks b high for this interview a tru legend indeed and u r too my brother
Jermale Cassell Thanks for listening kinfolk check out my official CZcams page. Download new music
khujogoodie.bandcamp.com
Most underrated group I think, soul music for the soul, 💯🔥
RRSPECT!! SALUTE!!
Thanks for showing us love "Augusta"
One of my teachers in the class of survival! I love being from the South... The Dungeon Familys music was, is and always will be relavent!
Fighting is my favorite song by Goodie Mob.