Pete Nice talks MF DOOM, recording convos with Russell Simmons, and Beastie Boys | Juan EP is Life
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Met Pete Nice in Atlantic City in 92 or 93. He was sitting by himself in a casino restaurant, and I was his waiter. No crew, no homies, no girls. Just him. He was quiet and chilling. I talked to him for a few minutes after he finished up his meal. Asked when 3rd Bass would be putting out another album. He kinda smiled and said it wasn't happening anytime soon. Kind of when I figured out the group was no more. He signed a doily for me. Wish I had it still.
Pete seems such a chilled guy. We need to hear more from Pete Nice.
Pete seems so much more genuine than Serch.
Serch seems a bit of a try hard. The high top fade, back in the day it was cool. But now, looking back? Pete def seems more genuine as you said
Cause Serch always tried too hard…
Fr... I thought I was enjoying the Serch interview on Math Hoffa. Then I found out you can't trust a thing dude has to say. It's easy to have great stories when you're just making it up as you go.
@@Jimmy1982Playlists Completely agree. In the Hoffa interview Serch is screaming when supposedly re-enacting situations. He comes off as one of those dudes who has to one up you with his stories. Pete seems so sincere. Peace to the Prime Minister.
LOL. This is a cool-ass interview. Pete really is a chill dude. I could listen to him tell stories all day.
Pete is one of my favorite MCs. Such a dope style. Respect for this. RIP Doom.
They should've got Pete his throne and cigar for this
Pete is so underrated, his style back then was ill too!
Had a rakim inspired style but didn't have the precision and timing of Ra but he among many others was clearly influenced by the God
Yh it's a shame that Dust to Dust LP flopped cos it's actually ill af.
@@chandrastar5939 Definitely underrated album. Good shit
@@yaoblack3579 He had a lot more Hits then Rakim too!
@@anthonyarcanumsanctumregnu9551 I disagree
Pete Nice, elemental like uranium 👍🏿
Pick out a ripe rhyme stick it my cranium
Pete was the Nicer MC in 3rd Bass.
@Factual 1 I didn't mean nice in that fashion. Nice in his name.
Facts
Wayyyy
Hard FACT.
Hmmm
Rest In Paradise "Don Newkirk"......The Hip Hop Announcer.
Pete Nice needs to make himself more available & present, he should be collecting flowers & enjoying his fruit
I’m glad to see Pete talk without bitterness to Search. Search is full of resentment
Every time I hear Pete Nice talk it reconfirms that Serch is a genuine weirdo.
Extra thumbs up for you😂😂😂
What you referring to
@chronicillz1879 Serch has been caught lying about stuff a bunch trying to make him seem cooler. Its gotten so bad that Pete has had to call him out about it once or twice.
@@kevinconley5076 got you. Thanks for explaining man
Pete Nice finishes an incredible, behind the scenes, never before heard hip-hop story...
Juan EP: Theres guys with orange shirts walking around out here. Here comes a whole Ecuadorian family.
Prime Minister Pete seems that dude, real AF....he needs to do his own podcast
I grew up being a 3rd Bass fan. Good to see Pete Nice on Juan Ep. Genuine interview with positive vibes. You can tell Pete Nice is a really nice person in real life.
Get off the internet and get a job
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I know...I'm surprised Serch made Pete sound like a crazy monster.
Why you love to cheerlead on RUclips
@@coolmanjt He’s a groupie from Connecticut
3rd Bass was so entrenched in hip-hop, more that I even imagines. These guys were connected to damn near everybody
They got a lot of respect back in those days. I think they used to hang with Tribe, De La & the native tongue crew. May have toured with P.E. too, I believe
@@yakkodawakko9387 yes, Sir - 3rd toured with PE. Chuck was/is a big supporter of 3rd Bass.
14:30 Bro Pete drops little casual gems without trying to blow it up crazy like he just mentions Serch had a car with no radio that they used to practice freestyling in then he keeps it moving with the Doom story.
Glad to see Pete’s presence being felt more and more back into hip hop.
That phrase sucks but I can’t formulate it better at the moment. But I’m aware it sucks.
Fell in love with hip hop in 88 during the golden era-perfect timing. Listened religiously to all these greats-3rd Bass, KMD, Kane, EPMD, PE, everybody. It’s cool to see these legends as regular people giving us these incredible stories. Pete Nice seems like a regular cool dude despite him being on YO when I was a kid and having his CDS (I’m 44 now). RIP DOOM
Same Brother!
Very similar to Me, Fell in Love with Hip Hop in 86 loved all the Groups you mentioned. I'm from Jamaica Queens I'm 46 now.
notice how whenever pete nice is interviewed, he talks hip hop and comes off genuine. whenever mc serch is interviewed, he brags about money and is incredibly dramatic and phony?
So true
Yep
Pete cares about the history....serch only cares about his position in the history and clout based off the stuff hes done
Pete said Serch is the biggest dick rider in history and as time passes by I damn near agree.
Pete was always laid back mellow chill no need to bullshit
I hate when people feel the need to "admit" that they weren't a DOOM fanatic. We don't care if you were, He's still one of the most important hip hop artists of all time
"He is still one of the most important hip hop artists of all time"!?!? To you only!!! You can't honestly believe that. I've never heard one mf doom song in my life. And I'm a hip hop fan in my 40's. Mf doom is in nobody's top 5. I'm sure he was great!!! R.I.P.
Mf Doom Aka Madvillian aka JJDoom is a Legend. Listen 2 his shit & you'll see
How is he making it a point to say that while rocking a DOOM shirt in the interview? What is that?
@@Onlyinthe619 that's what i was thinking. You don't have to be a fan but don't wear his shirt while sayin it
I think his fans are the reason people feel the need to separate themselves. Not many want to be lumped in with the people who flood the internet with their lack of couth. Can't even say RIP to an artist without a someone chipping their "DOOM better" bullshtien
Thanks for posting this video. 3rd Bass was one of my favorite hip hop groups growing up. I loved the Beasties but I always tried to emulate Pete Nice & his swagger. Loved his flow & delivery. Still bump Wordz of Wizdom til this day stricttly for Petes verses
Crazy how both Pete Nice & Mc Serch had to do with Mf Doom and Nas's first record deals! Both my top 5 favorite hiphop artist of all time! And big shout out to Pete for keeping that "Brooklyn Queens" song alive for the cactus album. Such a classic, probably my fav on that album.
Same here. And that video was crazy
Once again I am reminded to never take sides while I am still hearing out the multiple sides to an occurrence. Thank you for uploading, uplifting and roasting whoever you want to. Re-humanizing fifty seven minutes.
This is a gem!! Thank you Cipha!
He kept it super classy and funny. When the museum officially opens. I will be making my way there.
Pete Nice , super underrated emcee
Glad to see Pete with his side of things. I was getting sick of seeing SERCH lying all over the MATH HOFFA podcast 🤦🏽♂️
that hour flew by like it was a minute. That is what you call good interviewing skills keeping our attention glued to the knowledge...
You will always recognize Serch, because he still looks a lot like he was back in 3rd Bass.
But Pete can go anywhere incognito. I'd never recognized him, if i met him in the streets. A legend.
I guess, leaving all the swag behind does that...
That first KMD album is incredible.
Underrated & forgotten gem💎
Classic
i think Black Bastards is better 😐
RIP DON NEWKIRK
I'm not the biggest fan of Cipha Sounds as a personality but I'll check this out to hear 3rd Bass & KMD history. Thanks!
Pete Nice! Haven’t heard from him in a minute. His solo album “Dust to Dust” is very slept on.
I remember when I bought the D2D tape, nobody would let me play it in the car. They were too busy with Fat Joe and Wu
Rat bastard was ill
@@seanfrank32 lol I can’t really blame them for the time. I went back and checked for it some years later.
I'm glad that the first interview I've seen him in in years is him sharing unheard DOOM stories
@@seanfrank32 That album I used to play heavy in high school 💯
Big 3rd Bass Fan, Glad to see the Prime Minister on an interview. Shit is Dope.
this is one of the best oldskool interview/podcasts i've seen on youtube. blows away all that overproduced million view crap thats popular on youtube that everyone tries to copy. give us more like this out in the street with real life/sounds and the chilled vibe. good stuff cipha!
When it comes to Genesis of complex yet swagged out word play Pete Nice , Lord J , Special Ed & Kane were my teachers ! Salute !
Bro Facts on all of 'em...Pete to me was the white Posdonous or Kool Keith, he put his words together ill almost like he was talking in code lol.
Great interview. Its good to see Pete Nice, he carved his own lane with the cane back in the day. Shouts to Cipha Sounds, peace.
I know a man with a wooden leg named... Pimp Minister Pete Nice!
great great great interview yall !!!!!
This was a really good interview, the time just flew by. The setting adds a unique flavor and I think it was wise for you keep all the the extras in the interview.
Needed this because Mc Search clearly is full of ishhhh
Thank you for the fan service. DOOM is everything. Crazy kid from the ghetto who got knowledge of self. Was an immigrant... An illegal one at that. Suffered tragedy in his family. Overcame. Surfaced years later and became the greatest character ever portrayed in hip -hop. Was always a mystery which has all fans desperately looking for any story of his coming up. His death was shrouded in mystery. And now has everyone who missed out during his run going back to check what the hype is all about. What a story (start snapping). PEACE to the DOOM community
I lived 10 minutes from the York compound. Jake went ro our school. We got invited to the compound for a show and we met KMD. Dr York had a record store in our town also. That's where we met Jaz when he was involved.
When York moved south I got involved and I met Jaz and Poetic from Gravediggaz at savior's day. I also saw Posdenous from De la Soul
My man said they're looking for Henry Hill. 😂😂😂
This being live on the street is genius and should be a show just like this, your response to what’s happening is so real you can’t fake that …
EXACTLY!!!! They witnessed a real hit and run yo!!!!!
Ok that's crazy because X-Clan dissed 3rd Bass in "Grand Verbalizer"
Well x clans thing kinda was f all white people
I’d like to see far more discussion with Pete. Loved 3rd Bass and it’s been hard to hear Serch speak with such bitterness about the past. It’s really refreshing to hear someone speak about the group with fondness. Would love to visit the museum.
Bout time Pete Nice was heard
Dope interview!!!
Loved these stories. Super casual and vibe was dope! Pete is a legend. Glad to hear him speak on some things Serch featured on his DOOM podcast series.
Pete’s vibe makes it seem like this current 3rd Bass drama could be squashed. Maybe!
I hope he got that baseball memorabilia situation worked out. Good to see Pete appears to be well. He seems genuine, his old partner is an annoying bag of wind
Search is dope! Pete is the piece of shit that disrespected Search wife. No one is fucking with Pete. He's the reason 3rd Bass broke up because of him being a snake. Search spoke on Pete already.
@@thedarksideoftheforce6658 Serch has been exposed for being a liar already. He seems to like drama. Pete called him the Trump of rap. A lot of similarities, both egomaniac bloviating blow hards who exaggerate the truth.
Serch really seems super arrogant in every interview I have watched. Pete definitely seems like the chill one.
@Ryan Erwin Claire Pete was accused of fraud. Had all kinds of lawsuits. Maybe it was unbeknownst to him or maybe he was a conman.
Far cry from the way he used to dress dude looks homeless
I cannot listen to Derelicts of Dialect enough. I listened to it SO many times the year it came out. At least once a year, I revisit it and listen nonstop for about 2 weeks.
Thanks Ciph. Thanks Pete.
I think NetFlix should get with all these dudes in Hip Hop that share these stories and make a series that would really do the culture justice.
Love to hear these old stories. Kenny Parker & KRS got great stories too
there needs to be a compilation of hiphop performances from the Arsenio Hall show
Nice! We needed this!
Also, the Funk Flex interview was fire. I listened to it 3 times when it dropped. 💯
What Flex interview?
@@nibbles187 they posted an audio version of an interview with Flex from 2014 on streaming apps.
Holy Sh*t! Pete’s the ILLEST! Yo Pete, you had SWAG before Swag was Swag. You are looking GREAT Brother! Respect!
The []D [] []V[] []D Minister PETE NICE *25K Views after 4 days, 44K views after 5 days... that says a lot.
Get this dude on Math’s joint.
I second that. Math is clout he won't invite the primemister
Loved this interview ! Thanks for posting !
That was cool. Invite him back to the studio and do it proper though.
Refreshing to hear stories from Pete Nice, it just flows and so different from Serch…mind you, Pete mentions Serch by name where the latter calls Pete-my ex or former partner. Salute to Pete Nice.
Yeah man! I liek search but sometimes his stories make me give him the gas face… you can just see that he’s BSing…. Like that time he was on drink champs and said that he had to go to rehab for smoking too much trees….😂 man, even NORE said that he’s never heard of anyone going to rehab for smoking too much
Yeah, Serch is super passive-aggressive in his interviews. Big know-it-all vibes as well. Pete just seems very natural in his storytelling.
They don't call him Nice for nothing 😂
Correct….I noticed that
I agree. Pete nice seems so chilled then MC serch.
Got to know Pete a little bit a few years ago. He’s a cool ass dude, just a laid back guy with incredible stories. And one of the most underrated lyricists of all time. Wordz of Wisdom, man.
Great interview, Pete seems like a genuine dude. I need to peep that hiphop museum! I was a huge 3rd Bass fan.
Yo Jaun is just creasing the living shit out of those Nike’s
Yo, this is the shit we need! These old stories that aren’t told often, if at all. I love this shit, it’s sad what Pete and Serch are going through and by the sounds of it neither wants it any different. Anyways, we need to get these stories out before our favorite rappers pass on.
Peace to the Ansars ! This a Fire 🔥 Interview
I was born in 1967 like Pete and Serch...it's a trip that our age group can still be considered old skook and then hip hop...we grew up with break dancing and the music was changing a lot. Good Stuff.
For some reason Pete has always appeared more sincere than Serch...
Great I love Pete Nice, He was always My favorite of the two. Lyrics wayyyy ahead of His time, dope style great Hop Hop head knowledge.
Edit: I love How Pete is secure and mature enough to Mention Serch by name, Serch won't ever say Pete's name, Pete Never once mentioned the Hammer " Hit on them" Serch said He was in therapy for 30 years over it! Serch is a Nut, I was shot at once, Had a gun put to my face once, and a knife at my throat once and soon As I walked away I was always fine. Pete just moved on like we all do when things happen like that in life, we are from NYC the rugged times lol..... Serch is just a weirdo.
THANK YOU FOR THIS
The Shock G part is so hilarious "You're seeing Shock - but Humpty's over here"😂😂
I was there at the Omni in Atlanta, and bought the cassette single of Steppin to AM in a local record spot when it came out a bit later after that show.
Peace Prime Minister ... I was rocking Dust to Dust in the ride this morning..
Dope interview. Hope you 2 do another 1. Very interesting stuff.
Pete is not only one of the greatest lyricists but also one of the most interesting interviews - can't get enough of the Minister. Unlike "his former partner", these are true stories.
Facts
Greatest lyricists? 🙄
Yes. its all relative anyways. all of these famous MCs are among the best lyricists unless they were trash
I agree, he LACED wordz of wisdom, especially that second verse.
One of the greatest ? Calm down 😆
Pete Nice was always my fave rapper over Serch in 3rd Bass....seems Serch was up himself from then with his loud character and dancing in the videos while Pete was opposite laid back and smooth ...legends
MF Doom brought Back Hip Hop in the early 2000s
All caps when you spell the man's name
ALL CAPS buddy! Your in total violation
Prime minister!!!!!
Salute the Truth.
Great discussion, a lot of hiphop history. He seems cooler about the breakup of 3rd Bass, heard Serch speak recently and he wouldn't even mention Pete's name.
Hyped on seeing Pete Nice again. Thanks for the share
Subscribed, this channel is fire
This was my first video but I’m getting on some more now
Also more Pete Nice please, I could listen to him all day.
I’ve seen pretty much all Serch’s interviews but not so much of Pete, I feel like Pete has hours more stories to tell
I'm a big MF DOOM fan "like that."
Good To See Pete Nice!!!!!
I have the glasses that pm dawn wore when krs one kicked them off stage at the tunnel back in the 90's.......they fell off and one of my boys picked them up...and i ended up with them up til now
I just got into "DOOM" last week, mad I slept on the God all these years. These stories are classic. Ciph... keep doing your thing lord. Keep 'em coming. Peace!
Many years back I realized Doom was in KMD from a Vibe magazine. I loved KMD as a kid, then got a whole new world from Doom. It was awesome
Peace, 7! Keep listening. Even though, he was an Ansaar, he drops jewels of 120 in his rhymes, real subtle shit.
That and he likes to switch perspective from 1st to 3rd person a lot and quickly. That turns off a lot of people cause they want something linear or spoon fed.
Love Serch’s storytelling… but I am equally impressed with Pete Nice. Hopefully, they can squash their beef. I grew up on the Cactus album!
Great Interview fellas...
Thanks man! This was great!
Big Shout to Cypha... Great call on releasing this unedited version of this interview... Dope Shit!!!!! 🎯💯
This is so dope to see. We never hear from Pete and we really need to. It’s good to see the other side represented..since Serch is always somewhere running his mouth. Pete Nice is that dude I looked up to as a kid that made me feel like it was ok to rhyme as a white kid. Respect. I hope I get a chance to visit the museum one day.
Such a gem of an interview
I have OG copies of KMD's album, Peachfuzz 12", All the 3rd Bass vinyl (Steppin to the AM, Gas Face, Derelicts of Dialect)...so much dope, classic hip hop!
Pete is authentic. He is who he is and he doesn't try-hard like others.
Dope interview..
Third bass played at Nassau Community College back in 90 or 91. .I was there as a student..they played the outside theater..I loved it!! Gas Face from the Cactus record was legendary!!
This guy is determined to not let Pete finish a story!!
Proper rude, glad it wasn’t just me who’s noticed it !
Lol yea dude is easily distracted
44:08 Thank you for taking a chance to ask this question right here. (Mind blown)
Sounds im here to support keep up the good work 👑💯🙌🔥
Nice interview! Lovin the street forum! Keep going!
Can't wait for that to air!
Man this is so dope! 1st show was 3rd Bass / Nice N Smooth & KMD was supposed to be there but it was Downtown Science. Club Grafitti (gone) in Pittsburgh near Pitt Uni. Serch came outside after and asked me and my homie how we liked the show. Got a pic but I never got a copy. Pete dipped off to the bus I think. Classic show n times!!