Man wouldn't be surprised the reason Zro and Trae fell out was cuz of Ro too.. yet a lot of fans always have scolded Trae I ain't ever seen that man diss Zro once not even on music either..
Trae & Dougie D got diss songs out there fa sho but you still right about the fans. Everyone knew Z Ro was the real asshole when him and Trae signed to Rap-A-Lot and them niggas had two completely different experiences over there. Z Ro was the one in and out of jail and having contract issues while Trae never got locked up and didn’t have one issue with J. Prince damn near but Trae don’t have anything like “The Life of Joseph McVey” so mfs always picked Ro side even if he was wrong asf
@@quadjaysport I'm the biggest Trae fan I know, I need to know which songs u think he dissing RO on cuz only one I can think ppl think that he is on is that Collab he did last year with Delorean on words not you track.. I consider both equals heavyweights but Ro can't drop a Screw homage paying mixtape like Trae's 48 hours series, it amazes me how ppl just don't listen to them..
@@quadjaysport Thats a good candidate but he or Dougie don't mention Ro come on man.. this came out in 2000 they was still literally together and was on each other's albums u kidding me.. don't think that would of happened if that was directed at him
@@rustyshackleford6637well I mean its not something that cant be quit, and it causes cranial bleeding after a while so I think he might actually be dead now with the rest of SUC if he didnt quit chronic use. As for the occasional dip, once your tolerance goes away the shit becomes scary to fuck with again so im not sure if Id even go with he still dabbles. Thats just my 2 cents tho
@@triplecmafia Thats some good insight. I was mainly just asking if you could tell based on his music or his interviews if you were able to pick up on like his mannerisms and such and how he's carrying himself and be able to tell when he really stopped using it. I'd guess by the Crack album era he definitely wasn't smoking that stuff anymore, mainly just syrup by then. I wonder if he was still using during the KMJ era or into the rap a lot years. Clearly around 99/00 it was a very popular thing to do but in Ro's case in particular he was using whatever he needed to "maintain." I'm mainly curious because I myself I've been in a process these last couple months of getting really in touch with myself and my emotions, and taking note of the ways I previously applied numbness to my life to "maintain" or block out the realities in my life I was frustrated with. You know, just tired of what felt like a bunch of bullshit. I never used sherm or anything like that but basically what I see lately is how one might carry themselves differently when they are in that numbing out state of mind. It affects your ability to be in touch with your self aware convictions and in turn your ability to take Genuine actions, so it affects how you treat people and act in public. But when you come to this side of feeling everything you exude alot more gratitude for life and even for all of that uncomfort you went through to get to this freedom. Or maybe what it is is being able to feel true ownership of self, after surviving through an environment that felt patronizing to your true self. It's where you go from "maintaining" to feeling like you are actually living. That's why this was an interesting subject lol and clearly Ro has done a lot of personal growth over the years. He really has transcended himself like they say.
@rustyshackleford6637 I'm guessing around 03 or 04. On that compilation album call Z-RO & Friends & on that greatest hits album "Z-RO 4/20 The Smokers Anthem" there's a song call roll by and he said " he's dry now. No more wet no more sherm" and that was KMJ published
This what we needed! Nothing like G Maab! “We love to grip on graiiiiiiin, swanging from lane 2 lane, pop trunk increase ur bang, now everybody swang” Zro murdered that shit!
@@UrbanOutlaw713 nah f that ain't u learn shit about this fucking videos series fool? That's the problem with y'all insecure Ro fans always defending this man's name like he need y'all.. Trae been on his shit fool he ain't the first one to put Trae on a label either that was SPM! Trae still rose to the top without Zro and without the city's help, he on the same level as Zro wether y'all want to believe it or not.. man got a deep ass fucking catalog even without Zro since.. smdh
"Maab is on the rise" gon forever be my favorite song
Problems is my favorite Guerrilla Maab
Fondren & Main was the one
WE NEED A RASAQ BOY INTERVIEW MAYNE!!
Boy got them shoes off; comfortable af. Keep doin ya best DH
Any random day in my city you was bound to see showtime and dougie on the block or the gas station In Opelousas hustling
In Lafayette too
Gurilla MAAB was my STREET MILITARY on VERZ🍊♿🐗
I'll always love Ro and Dougie D. I met Doug posted up at my Hood store around ' O7. Longview,Texas
Man wouldn't be surprised the reason Zro and Trae fell out was cuz of Ro too.. yet a lot of fans always have scolded Trae I ain't ever seen that man diss Zro once not even on music either..
Trae & Dougie D got diss songs out there fa sho but you still right about the fans. Everyone knew Z Ro was the real asshole when him and Trae signed to Rap-A-Lot and them niggas had two completely different experiences over there. Z Ro was the one in and out of jail and having contract issues while Trae never got locked up and didn’t have one issue with J. Prince damn near but Trae don’t have anything like “The Life of Joseph McVey” so mfs always picked Ro side even if he was wrong asf
@@quadjaysport I'm the biggest Trae fan I know, I need to know which songs u think he dissing RO on cuz only one I can think ppl think that he is on is that Collab he did last year with Delorean on words not you track.. I consider both equals heavyweights but Ro can't drop a Screw homage paying mixtape like Trae's 48 hours series, it amazes me how ppl just don't listen to them..
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@@quadjaysport Thats a good candidate but he or Dougie don't mention Ro come on man.. this came out in 2000 they was still literally together and was on each other's albums u kidding me.. don't think that would of happened if that was directed at him
@@25-8 touché. I let you win because Trae wouldn’t air out Z Ro like that (Ro wouldn’t neither to a extent)
Ro was off the sherm heavy back then if u use it chronically it makes u get psychosis and act like a asshole n push ppl away ik from experience
At what point do you think Ro really got off the sherm
@@rustyshackleford6637well I mean its not something that cant be quit, and it causes cranial bleeding after a while so I think he might actually be dead now with the rest of SUC if he didnt quit chronic use. As for the occasional dip, once your tolerance goes away the shit becomes scary to fuck with again so im not sure if Id even go with he still dabbles. Thats just my 2 cents tho
@@triplecmafia Thats some good insight. I was mainly just asking if you could tell based on his music or his interviews if you were able to pick up on like his mannerisms and such and how he's carrying himself and be able to tell when he really stopped using it. I'd guess by the Crack album era he definitely wasn't smoking that stuff anymore, mainly just syrup by then. I wonder if he was still using during the KMJ era or into the rap a lot years. Clearly around 99/00 it was a very popular thing to do but in Ro's case in particular he was using whatever he needed to "maintain." I'm mainly curious because I myself I've been in a process these last couple months of getting really in touch with myself and my emotions, and taking note of the ways I previously applied numbness to my life to "maintain" or block out the realities in my life I was frustrated with. You know, just tired of what felt like a bunch of bullshit. I never used sherm or anything like that but basically what I see lately is how one might carry themselves differently when they are in that numbing out state of mind. It affects your ability to be in touch with your self aware convictions and in turn your ability to take Genuine actions, so it affects how you treat people and act in public. But when you come to this side of feeling everything you exude alot more gratitude for life and even for all of that uncomfort you went through to get to this freedom. Or maybe what it is is being able to feel true ownership of self, after surviving through an environment that felt patronizing to your true self. It's where you go from "maintaining" to feeling like you are actually living. That's why this was an interesting subject lol and clearly Ro has done a lot of personal growth over the years. He really has transcended himself like they say.
@rustyshackleford6637 I'm guessing around 03 or 04. On that compilation album call Z-RO & Friends & on that greatest hits album "Z-RO 4/20 The Smokers Anthem" there's a song call roll by and he said " he's dry now. No more wet no more sherm" and that was KMJ published
Facts that how i meet Dougie with Showtime in lafayette frfr at the screw shop
Love from San Antonio
Guerilla till I die best song and rise
Showtime stayed in the streets networking and hustlin with the wrapped vans and trucks all over the West
I like this dude man 💪🏾💯He solid
That motion he made at the end though.
I like this nigga! Much love dougie D from the east side.. he might be the realest one out the group everything he said I felt!
Blessed by tha best H Town love 🤘 Mac Town blessed by tha best 🙏☝️👍
@ 8:55. He said when they seen him in that thong they started moonwalkin on that boy.
This what we needed! Nothing like G Maab! “We love to grip on graiiiiiiin, swanging from lane 2 lane, pop trunk increase ur bang, now everybody swang” Zro murdered that shit!
Easily one of the top five best rap groups of all time
I take that back. Easily one of the top three best rap groups of all time.
This a good one🔥🔥
🎙♥️🤘🏽
Cuz sound like he still smoke that wet
Real nigga Dougie
Awww man not the green thong 🤦🏾♂️😂💀 This shit here got me laughing my ass off right now.
🔥
Too many problems on my mind😔
I remember high volume record store
Solid
Listen to this 8:00
this nigga funny lol
💯 @4:25 -
Whaaat rip to soundwaves
Who do cheap wraps and Houston ‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️
Free Pharaoh
So who was in a line green I’m lost
Taz
Idk I believe Dougie but I think it’s more to that meeting. Why didn’t he go?!
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I can see how ro ain’t get along with dude
Why you say that? I wonder if I’m thinking the same thing lol
Sounds like Ro was hard headed and tripped over nothing while Trae and Dougie D were out there trying to make money moves the legal way
Cause he’s crazy.
@@Texas_Takeover they wouldn’t of had a career if it wasn’t for ro.
@@UrbanOutlaw713 nah f that ain't u learn shit about this fucking videos series fool? That's the problem with y'all insecure Ro fans always defending this man's name like he need y'all.. Trae been on his shit fool he ain't the first one to put Trae on a label either that was SPM! Trae still rose to the top without Zro and without the city's help, he on the same level as Zro wether y'all want to believe it or not.. man got a deep ass fucking catalog even without Zro since.. smdh
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