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On the 106th Episode of #FlipDaScript, The Duo sat down with Big Bootsie (@IamBigBootsie & @ShineBoyDouble) & for 2 hours they touch on different topics, in this clip Bootsie breaks down the Death of Big L, talks about a movie in the works & break down his relationship with Big L #PRESSPLAY
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First salute to @Iambigbootsie , let me make this clear i don’t & wont EVER say where i got my source from because it’ll be throwing someone under the bus, now I was paraphrasing intentionally because I thought he would of caught it but he didn’t, so I let it be. I’m not a Journalist , I AM NOT A JOURNALIST just a nigga from Queens providing you with Content !! I appreciate you all & Subscribe turn your notification on. Salute appreciate you all - IM FROM QUEENS
QUEENZFLIP salute homie keep the greatness!!!!the hood loves it!
I respect that flip
Cam is from 140th, his build is 101 West lol but respect though
No disrespect bc I love Big L but in other interviews they said he tried to set dude up for his brother and Buddy caught wind of it and that's why he killed him, but I'm not from Harlem and wasn't there.
If you can’t say who your sources don’t use what they said ...easier than Sunday morning
Who seeing this after the Mase story?
🙋♂️😂
me 🤣
“What block was Big L from” 😂 like L ain’t say “on 1-3-9 and Lennox ave” on like 75% of his songs
or even... uno tres nueve!
To a point: Prodigy always shouted out QB but was from Hempstead.
right
@@NJGhost34 stop it
@@quanbrooklynkid7776 stop What? It's a valid point of people claiming areas they only associated with and didn't live in.
Big L was a really good dude with a good heart.I once met him on a humble on Lenox near 135th, and I was a lil tipsy and he asked if I was aight and then told me to go inside, because I was in no condition to be on the streets. I will always respect and appreciate the human decency he showed me that night. He could have responded in a few different ways, but it is when nobody is watching and we are by ourselves that our true character can be recognized as the greatest representation of ourselves...R.I.P my brother!
He was not a casualty but should be an example of how far things can go when you fight with your brother over dumb shit. Sometimes our egos lead us to a humility that cannot be accepted until it’s too late to be humble enough to check ourselves and apologize. It takes nothing to swallow your pride, but everything to try to protect a reputation, that in the end don’t mean shit. Which is why our fallen are on the walls in murals, not named after streets, stores, or housing projects that some lost their life to represent and protect. Peace to all brothers and sisters trying to make their way in life for none of us may have the answers,...however let us begin to set new examples of what they might and can be for our children and future generations.
Wowww°°!! Thanks for sharing
Well said
Black people ARE the ORIGINAL humans in this universe, on this planet! We ARE the TRUE representation of god, humanity, peace and civilization. Remember that! I would like to assume (and I dislike assuming things btw) that most if not every rapper during the 80s and 90s acknowledge that especially east coast rappers. And if you don't believe that then good luck on surviving the uncertain future we're now living in! #Black1st #BigLRIP #RestInBeats #BlackMenIsGod
Thats fucking dope man thanks for sharing. Big L is my favorite rapper. You always hear lots of good stories about Pac or big names. Buts its good to hear L was a real one too. Peace brother
@@davidmitchell3997 Beautiful thread and comment
L’s murder might be hip-hops greatest loss. He was just reaching his peak at 24... wish I could have seen what he was about to do.
@@user-xb4fm5rx8h your status of how big of a star you are, vs how good you are lyrically are 2 completely different things.
If you're a big star everybody wants to copy you and be like you and that s*** wears off pretty quick but if you got The Best of the Best rhymes nd music out there, that s*** will live on forever.
yeah could u imagine a collab with nate dogg
I wouldn’t say greatest but it was messed up
2022 and still facts Big L was special-----------Put it on Big L
Big pac jam master j even could throw in pun hip hop greatest loss
BIG L was the most Valuable Poet on the mic!!! .....Thanks for saving my life by teaching me Ebonics, otherwise being a foreigner I would have been probably killed in the streets of NY and NJ. I was able to safely return home to Angola after finishing my studies. R.I.P. Lamont Coleman!
17:08 - 17:37
Man, that’s a genuine friend right there. Still holding it down for L. Salute to the few real ones 💯✊🏾
Found L way late in life but he’s quickly become one of my top 10 rappers doa. Rest in power.
"but I'm trying sell records like garth brooks" - Big L
He and Big Pun are part of my top 5 EASILY
you could hear the pain in his voice when he told the story of Big L #RIPBigL
Allegedly Big L tried to get at ol boy for his bro n ol boy ended up getting the drop first, that's the story that was going around
Cam said in the song "Welcome to New York City", " I'm from 101 West 140th the shit is live, 5th floor, 56, you know the zip district 5."
I’m here cuz of It is what it is Cam and Mase talking about Big L
Brother has a point retaliatory games should be played at the pace of the retaliator. It’s all about timing and self gratification. It could be right after the wake of your fallen brother or years later when everybody forgot about it.
Brooklyn_P_718 the longer you wait to retialate the more niggas won’t even know who hit them up!
Big L movie Comes out next Year, Big Pun movie to follow
Also Big L was part of a stick up crew..
RIGHT!!!
Sounds good but that is bullshit . Everyone be waiting for someone else to kill the rat or murderer. Nobody wants to do life for retaliation.
@@Slim545 well the dude who killed Big L was murdered in 2016
I wanna see that Big L movie ASAP
Facts
Hell yeah!
Theres a movie coming out?? BIG L is my number 1 of all time .. no 1 can rhyme like him
@Threez n Trees Un Kasa looks like McGruff lost brother
When is it coming
When L died I went to that block n cried like a baby.
last of a dying breed why would niggas lie about that are you dumb?
@@garveyg2083 Because they do. Facts
@Juug And Finessing i was a teenager. What does that have to do with it? I wasn't looking at it from that prospective.
I cried in my cell in Comstock next door to LOODY. RIP TO THEM BOTH
@@sleep1458 💯
I respect these two Gs being respectful and not calling the interviewer out . This some shit that shouldn’t be spoken.
They really wanted to wash that clown
My first girlfriend lived at 2680 Frederick Douglas Blvd back in those days. I never felt more pressed in my LIFE walking through the lobby of those projects every single time! Those were some crazy days and I must have really wanted some 😅.
damn that’s wild. sad how shit goes down in the street. rip big L
Ehhhhh Harlem is SUPER gentrified now , so I don't know about all this "tough block" talk CURRENTLY. Back in the day I believe it . Hella white tourists take pictures at the Big L mural currently.
You from NY?
Yeah I walk thru harlem all the time when I go up there I even wear my South Carolina shit and the way i dress they know i aint from there
@@Corn_Pop_Da_Bad_Dude I mean ye but harlem is still really bad
@@jonn8911 yea but it ain't like it used to be back in the 80s and 90s
@@dntgshot1236 nowhere is fool
No matter what, to me, Big L is #1 on my list of legendary rappers. He didn't have a long catalog of material, but man, what he blessed us with was enough to be convinced that he was extremely talented and to earn that spot. In my book at least.
RIP Big L, sending a shoutout from VA. Your music will live on.
He is a mc not a rapper he is different
Mac Miller and Dat Mexican OT named him their favorite rapper and that's the newer generation that's wild!
@@bibiinspades1953 ya he fucked with Big L I thinks it's ironic he used a lord finesse beat for kool aid and frozen pizza lmao
💫💪🏽
I heard big L was tryna set his killer up for his brother but the guy who was supposed to do the hit fucked up to the point where buddy realised he was being lined up and killed big L and alot of people feel like he was justified in his actions despite who big l was
Yeah same thing I heard
That sounds how it went down why it was so vicious
That’s a theory that no one will kno, some say he tried to set up a dude but then other people are saying Big L’s brother Set Him up to be killed. You never know that is just rumors
@@Cornell_Alvarez99 it's not a theory it's facts just ask any real one from Harlem that's old enough to know
@@errickjones4995 no dumb ass there’s no real one and plus it happened in a time where you couldn’t use social media and the internet so whatever you hear is most likely not the truth, I done heard so many different stories about big L’s death that it’s a mystery forever until Police come out with the evidence, shit you hear is rumors it can’t be confirmed you can’t even believe his people cuz they stories was conflicted, why would Big L be trying to set up someone when a week before his death he signed a deal with Damon Dash? It doesn’t make any sense Yo
In a 5 year period we lost Big L, big Pun, Mac Dre an Souljah Slim. That was as bad as losing pac an big for all the real rap headz.
L & Slim got dun very similar🤔🧐
When Big L died - it wasn't just Harlem that hurt - the whole NY hurt... The streets knew it was for his brother he died.
Yeah Big Lee and Donald was upstate doing a bid
Heard you
Hip Hop suffered the greatest lost.
I gotta admit.. we felt his death in Jersey also man. I'll never forget that day
@@deelodinero fuck hip hop, someone's family died.
Do these "tough blocks" commit these acts towards the white man?
Hellnaw...
Unfortunately crimes are usually committed close to the home of the criminal too much risk driving out of town. Unless you going out to another hood where you can blend in. Sad really. Your question made me realize how fucked up I was back In The day 🤦🏻♂️
i'm from 140th
Is that something you would like to see?
I have yet to see any of these thugs, GANGSTAS or whatever do anything to a white man.
Lawrd, Clutch my pearls if a white person gets hurt in the "Hood".
I was in Harlem in 2014 to see the mural and grab a bite to eat...the people could tell I wasn’t from there I got a few “what are you doing over here?” From some of the older people on the block...just told them I was there to see L and they let me rock...its not that bad over there...u can die anywhere just gotta be respectful.
One time I went to take a picture of the big L mural and two OGs that were outside the park across the street told me “ Go to ASAP Rockys block, get out of here with that shit .” I just ignored them and kept it pushing , I have a feeling they personally knew big L
@@jamalwilliams1434 where is the mural?
lol 2014. try doing that in '99
@@levisharon9724 oh trust me I wouldent 😂
@@levisharon9724the 90s was a crazy era
Turned 24 today and damn, L left us too early! RIP MVP👑
i’m 25, been listening to dude since i was 10 i was hooked when i stumbled upon devils son on youtube all those years ago
Big L in my top 3 of all time
Facts..
Facts
My favorite rapper wouldnt say the best but hes my favorite rapper
He definitely underrated lyrical period of hip hop of 90s
Freal & he got jay z on the radio before he was any kinda famous
Walk through 140th every other day. It used to be like that. It ain't no more. If you thoro it doesnt matter what block you go through. Respect to 140th tho, shit definitely was real. Bk to Harlem 💯💯 Love Harlem
You saying its all good over there now?
@@lifestraight a old hood is neve gonna be good lil bruh same thang wit chicago west pullman got old ass hoods but still
be popping here n ther
@@lifestraight the whole new york is good, it changed. its not like 80s and 90s where it was wild wild west
@floggyWM1 Oh I know that. The crime and homicide rates are much lower today compared to 70s, 80s, 90s NYC. But some areas are still rough just not as bad as back then.
This Bootsie interview is 🔥🔥🔥🔥 seems like a honorable stand up guy
OG is by far the best interview ever on here. Dude is wild genuine.
Big L is probably the greatest lyricist ever. Flow, rhymes, and wit was just impeccable smh
Punch line king!!!
@@Jahmarley808 Nigga said "Click clack, cock the gat back, gotta be strapped. The game was mad packed, mad cats pockets was fat" . Big L scared the shit out of other rappers
@@airdonte23 Nas said Big L, Pac, and Big scared him.....Biggie wouldn't even acknowledge him....that says something right there
Name me one Big L song and don't say MVP that shit was 🗑️ and the hook was 🗑️
Flip should get a shirt saying “i heard”
Homie with his cap back give me straight shooter vibes. And was it me, but when Flip asked them about why the murder take so long, Bootsie; said when you lay the murdrer game down it's not to get caught, Flip responded; but people go right back at it in retaliation. Homie then said "They dummies, they got nothing to lose. I've got shit to lose, I got a daughter." I was like huh, Bro? 💭
Flip ain't no street dude as much as he wants to be. Let the pork chops do what they do.
@@FacetiousUniquenessfr everyone can see that, but homeboy 👀
Fake tuff guyy
*Bootsie is the dude in Paid & Full that Po gave the chain to after he dragged boy out his whip & made him strip on the Ave*
You shining now
Damn I thought that was a juelz Santana
I knew he looked familiar
Inaccurate it's handed him chain after he shot him in the ass. And A said put your hands down
One of ya best interviews QF Keep doing what you’re doing...All the way from BMORE
Baltimore county represent!
Great interview ! Lots of details to the legend
"He dead tho, right now?"..... Classic quote. Right up the with "Who Food?... You Food?"
Everybody telling their story is always a tough guy and could go anywhere.... let them tell it 😆 🤣 😂
lmfaooooooooooooooo
“I was good on any block. I never had any issues. I beat up big guys”
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
7:47 that dude is no joke. His voice and vibe is legitimate. Probably don't like that asshat, flip, either.
This dude is bringing the gold. Gangsta lou was all over the place, this man here painting pictures
FREE WILL DEFENDER I blame the guy he came with. Kept interrupting
FREE WILL DEFENDER am I bugging or is that the same dude they gave the chain to in paid in full when Rico snatched him out the car and made the dude strip?
Word . Some shit he said was cool but son is annoying .
@@dariusgreen1137
This is the same guy
Gold that’s played homie. He got the L story all wrong plus his statement on Alpo make him look real corny.
I was raised grew up 147 / 146 stnick til I was 17. I took my daughter up there few months ago for the first time. Haven’t been there since we moved out in June 2007 and brought me back memories that I was smiling from ear to ear! 😅😅❤❤ #HarlemForLife
HARLEM ❤️
shout out to the engineer that setup the studio. Good lighting good mics..well done.
I like how these dudes put it. They kept it all the way 100
‘ I seen the whole 139th crew take each other out’ Vado
wheres waldo “ talk to em “ Vado ft Camron
139th & 140th always been wild blocks...
They killed each other. Smh. Nonsense.
He ain't seen shit. He just heard shit. He lost all credibility when he said Preacher would come through in the MPV when everyone knows that was Lou Simms
Damn
Don't do it! It doesn't matter where your from, there's killers everywhere. You open doors that are never to be open. God commands it clearly first on the list. 10 COMMANDMENTS. Big L rest in peace and everyone everywhere all over the world who have been murderd from all violence from all hoods and ghettos all over the world my heart is there with you. Life is too short. Life is just a blink compared to eternity heaven but there is a hell. Where will you go? Love conquers all, be humble. Keep faith in Jesus. Your still alive. Everything happens for a reason. Thank God for the good and the bad. And stop the hate in your heart. Forgive and do your best to be humble and forget. I'm gonna stop but this from the heart to whoever feel where I'm coming from. Much love and God bless everyone in the struggle. Stay solid and God bless
interviewers corny. 2 interviewees solid street dudes
Big L came to Durham, NC, "The Bullcity" to visit Big Bootsie and he had a tooth ache. I was D. Jaying for Big Bucks & 404, I took L to get some Tylenol. He was a smooth & good guy!!! Boostie right about that shit!!!!
I’m a upcoming artist from durham that’s dope
Good interview
Bootsie a real one!!
#R.I.P Big L
One of the best to ever do it!
Big L is 🐐 of Harlem
I remember when Ebonics came out🔥🔥🔥.. shit was the craziest joint in the streets💯💯 speak with criminal slang.. quick fact big l died on my 18th birthday 2/15/99.. that same night Badu had her big concert for mamas gun album at radio city music hall.. bilal opened for her that night leading with the song soul sista
I was 7 years in 1999
You got to see that show?
Flip gets the Streetz Exclusives , great content.
Flip make these niggaz wait for the full interview... this shit gold
He’s hilarious. I like his story telling
Bootsie one of the best interviews I seen you do Flip...💯
Lived in Harlem and went to CCNY for 4 years. The summer is always poppin but nothing funnier than being drunk as fuck at 4 am in the dead of winter knowing ain’t nobody around rn.
RIP Big L, one of the greatest ever💯💯💯
I don't understand how y'all going to ATLANTA to do a casting For a HARLEM RAP LEGEND.
Check out my New Album LOUDER THAN WORDS I'd really appreciate it! PURPOSE official🔥🔥🔥🔥!!! ig............ @purpose410 www.soundcloud.com/bbrforever-purpose
Because most of the movie production companies and studios are now based in Atlanta. The entire film industry is based there now. They're currently filming Coming To America Part II in Atlanta right now.
Doesnt mean the cast is from ATL only my guy just mean they did it in atl smh lol
How you don’t understand it’s Hollywood? 😂😂😂 didn’t you see how they did on Lifetime😂😂😂!
This is "Big L". Not a play write. Not a video. Plus.... Its gonna be low budget. So, They could have filmed that shit all in Harlem and The Bronx...if it ever comes out.
The part of the streets that’s horrific the killing of our own over beefs that could be settled through conflict resolution......😟
Facts. I wonder what led up to the events that got L killed. If it was preventable.
Salute king thx for da flowers #114
flip keep bringing 🔥
These stories are intriguing as fuck and sad at the same time man.
"They not gone play with nobody who do that disrespectfully" never knew it was a way to kick over candles respectfully
Nice questions flip..u steppin ya game up !
I'm in VA and was struck hard and felt the the loss of Big L deeply. No one here was into him at the time except myself and maybe 2 other people. Damned shame . RIP Big L
I'm from Norfolk Virginia and knew about big l. I was 15 at the time when he was killed and I was shocked too. My older brother put me on to his freestyles when I first heard about him.
I’m from Portsmouth and couldn’t wait when he said he was making a deal with Rocafella. RIP BigL
I was mildly surprised at first, but wasn't that moved. Now recent commentary kind of confirmed what I had been hearing even the last couple of years he was alive... which was why I wasn't all that moved.
Put it on big l put it on.. Rip, one of the greatest freestylers ever
One of the best tracks ive ever heard put it on big brother put it on
"DOUBLE FEATURE!!!" 🤣
Same dude who killed Malcolm X I heard he still walking around Harlem. It's strange out there in Harlem #RipBigL
King Cairo who??
King Cairo he from Newark nj
Flashh dude be in Newark and Harlem still
Where in Nwk ??! U saw em ?
The government killed Malcom X dh🤦🏾♂️Search it up
That’s sad that Black people would actually do that to other Black people.
Max b from 140th and lennox..cam was raised on 40th and jim jones not from harlem
dom 123 1 of my cousins who came up in lincoln p’s & knew max before he blew up told me hes actually from the 130s if i remember correctly ( early 130s )
Jimmy the agent
Jimmy from BX I think...
Jimmy from east side
Jimmy from the X
Aye im a big hip hop fan from idaho, thank you for always bringing this dope ass content.
I’m from Detroit and I already been realized Big L would of been top 5 if he would’ve lived
My girlfriend lives on 138th. I ball in the park on 140th all the time. Seems pretty regular these days. Took me a while to realize that was Cam's block. On welcome to New York City.. he said "I'm from 101 West 140th the shit is live.." and one day I randomly peeped that the green awning says 101 W. 140 on it
Big l was one of the greatest rappers ever the big picture cd was a display of ability rip my boi 😇
He talking bout how it was back in the day... I walked all thru uptown from 126 and 7th to the Rucker and back down 8th Ave after I crossed the bridge to the BX... Got white people all thru Harlem.... Shit ain't like that anymore but I can see how that shit was hella wild back when... I walked all thru St Nick projects and nobody said a thing...
I just realised the guy in burgundy is in paid in full lol
Dope video. Rest in peace, Big L.
Papoose should play big L he's the only one who can spit like him
Man foh
fuck no
The person that killed big L got killed years later same block he killed big L
Not true just got killed like 2 years ago
@@stayfocused1661 thats what he said years later
@@codylupul5608 99 big l dies 😢 years later he died almost 20 years after thats 2 decades is that years later ok
@@stayfocused1661 its an expression maybe its tough to understand in english sounds like you mainly use another language l. Peace to you
@@codylupul5608 sounds like you just as dumb as the person who wrote that comment years later is inaccurate that shit could be anytime from 2001 and up when in fact he got killed nearly 20 years after the fact anybody who's not familiar with the situation probably wants more clarity
Never heard the full out L story.... jheeze.. thx for breaking it dwn... was my fav rapper.. so ahead of his time his parents hadn’t met yet!!!
You need to let me come up to give you the Newyork crip history flip 💯I love what you doing zoe💯keep up the good work
Nobody cares
Shooter to the left on the couch sitting in silence like a killa💯💯
😐
Rest in peace to Big L... I always wonder what if he was alive today how his music career and life would have went.
I was working security guard at mother Zion on 140 & 8th Ave and when Rich died the building was sick
Bro with the Panthers sweater on used to come to our club called the G Loft he's cool he knows my uncle
L from 139 the danger zone. R.i.p. Big L
I Love these Hood Tales.
Rest in peace to the late great Lamont Coleman aka Big l one of the greatest lyricists ever his legacy will live on forever legends never dies 👑🐐🕊️🕊️🕊️🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I remember Bootsie use to come through my hood in Durham NC - Bull City, NC "Real Nigga" #Salute
Big L allegedly made a call telling his brother where someone he was looking for was. That person was then murdered. That's what this guy isn't saying.
I go through 140th all the time. Nothing ever happened to me. Good ppl over there. Crazy thing is I don’t even know anyone personally 🤷🏽♂️
dope interview rest in peace L
Bootsie looks like older Marlo
Ivan Feng little lighter too. Marlo black as night
@@aceofbastone Thats Marlo he been using the Charlemagne bleach
TyrekeDaDon lol I thought he meant Marlo from The Wire
140th been notorious since the 70s! 40 Wolves! 💪💪💪💯💯💯
Big L... Big Pun... Biggie... Pac...
Rap Rushnore
R.I.P
Drop the whole thing!!
Big L shouldn’t got involved or been involved in his brothers beef he had to much going for his self
Your brothers beef is yours
Bootsie Is A Solid Dude.
The MVP. Big L rest in peace
This full episode is gonna be a classic
Love hearing the OGs talk man, about whatever.