MC Serch Talks His Past Beef With MC Hammer
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- Опубликовано: 10 май 2021
- On the latest episode of #DrinkChamp, #MCSerch talks how his beef with #MCHammer started and more.
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Come on Nore, let serch finish his story and 🤣 mc hammer story still not finish..lol
Do they ever shut the fuck up 😩
Seriously... horrible interviewers... can't stand that interruption shit!
🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂
Thats why i dont like drink champs to much interruptions it never fails
IKR? Search was looking like; "Man would you STFU!"
Apparently dude didn’t get the memo when you do an “ interview “ you let the person talk.
Plz let the man...TALK!!!!!
Nore never shuts the fuck up
I know
Nore really gotta work on that.
LIKE, DAAAAAMMMNNNN!!! 😤
They normally have great guests but I can never sit through an episode. 🙄
Nore needs to shut up and let people talk
As I'm watching Drink Champs I'm CONSTANTLY saying "Nore shut the fuck up and let them speak!"
Dang, these hosts don't let Serch finish his story, lol
It was so irritating.
So annoying
NORE cuts him off at the worst time. Supet loud too. Almost felt like Serch was gonna give up on tellin his story Nd say Go HEAD NORE.... TELL IT FOR ME..
This clip is the perfect example why I don’t watch drink champs. 😂😂😂😂😂 NORE DONT LET THE GUEST TALK.
DAMN LET THE BROTHER SPEAK!!!!
"At least Hammer Black"
Nore was like 😬🤐
😭
@TRU city Boy really bro lol stop
Someone said a wrapper named after candy is shitting on real rappers 🤡
@Stay! whats ur point
Serch got it twisted, though. Straight Outta Compton dropped before The Cactus Album so The Cactus Album couldn't have influenced S.O.C...
Nobody was bumping that bullshit out this way😂
@@rayfromdabay3735
Cultural divide
Serch is a compulsive liar. If it makes him look good, he'll say it. Just ask Pete Nice.
Cactus Album was being promoted almost a year in advance to its actual release date, yall youngsters won't remember 😂
@@upclosenpersonal100 Serch is still not making sense, because NWA and the Posse came out in '87; some of the songs on that album were on Straight Outta Compton as well
Redman talks about beef with MC Hammer. Redman said Hammer is no joke!!!
Seriously can yah let him talk!!!! That is so annyoing and rude foreal
Then why keep watching
@@darkgable85 , because he wants the enjoy the show and also provide constructive feedback? No need to throw out the baby with the bath water lol
@@iREZARECTEM well if the op wants constructive criticism... He would've asked for it....opps
@@darkgable85 , well if I want constructive feedback from you, then I’ll ask for it. Oops!
@@iREZARECTEM well you're too late i already said what I've said....free of charge. Oh and. WHOOPS 😂
Third Base had a couple of songs and videos, but no one I knew bumped third base out their speakers
It was bumpin at parties
Facts
Dude ...the beastie boys were way more influential in hip hop than 3rd base ever thought of being
Considering that the beastie boys were put on by Rick Rubin, I think they had a much different journey than third bass. Never mind hip-hop, the beastie boys were the biggest influence in all of the music, as far as hip-hop goes, MC Serch biggest influence was helping to produce Nas someone who probably is as big a figure in hip-hop, than third bass and the beastie boys put together.
@@yell0wberry I would take his Nas stories with a grain of salt
Beastie Boys are influential, but so are 3rd Bass. I wish they would've had a longer career as a group, but they were both originally solo artists who were put together to work as a group. They both seem a bit egotistical, so it was kinda doomed from the start. Beasties on the other hand, grew up together as we all know
@@laramiejames7895 I think if anything was off base about Serch's Nas stories, he would have either said something in an interview or Serch would have correct himself. Snoop told a Tupac story with Nas involved for a couple years and then finally Nas came out and corrected him on some things. He would have no problem with saying Serch is wrong about something.
True 💯
I respect MC Serch and his 90s hip hop purist mentality. But that “New York City or nothing” mentality has hurt the city ever since 💯
Yup that's why they fell
@@nellatl true but the WC is dead too. Besides Kendrick, who is the last L.A. guy to put out a great album?
@@johnm994 Kendrick
YG
Schoolboy Q
Nipsey Hussle
Dom Kennedy
@@johnm994 you clearly have never heard of Crooked I, Nipsey, all of TDE, YG ect
Classic New Yorker with big stories that turn out to be 10% truths lol this man needs to stop embellishing his importance to the game of hip hop. Hammers album did more for hip-hop overall than 3rd bass did on their best project. Millions of records sold as opposed to a million stories fabricated will stand the test of time
Right! You can tell this dude is bitter!
MC Hammer was a terrible rapper but a great entertainer. Your revisionist history is straight clown shit. Eminem name dropped 3rd Bass in his HOF speech. He didn't mention record sells. That's always the weakest argument spewed by dudes that don't know rap/hip hop.
He tried to tell you the Hammer story but you wouldn’t let him
Please have MC Hammer on!! 🔨
Why? It's not like he'll be able to get a word in.
That's a great idea! Would love to see Hammer on here. I heard Too $hort and Redman talk about his history a bit and he solidified
LET SERCH TALK!
Mc hammer is real OG
Nore never shuts the eff up. Let him finish
Nore be straight interrupting conversations! Nore, Please let the man speak with no interruptions! Thank you!
Notice he wouldnt mention pete nices name...pete nice served serch on Lord sears show..
Jeez Nore let the man finish the story.
Pete Nice, Serch's old rhyme partner, said the Hammer thing never happened
And Serch is in "recovery" for weed lol
I’ve heard that as well.
I loved 3rd Bass more of Pete Nice but Serch can exaggerate his stories from time to time.
@@SuperTony1968I always felt like he was trying too hard to be accepted. It's low self-esteem.
" Vanilla Ice was worst than Hammer. At least Hammer was Black" Bruh what?? HAHAHA dude 30 plus years later he still confused. LMAO
Mane, we invite anybody to the damn barbecue now....”at least hammers black” 👊🏾💪🏾
BBQ lol
Y’all need MC Hammer, Vanilla Ice, Tone Loc, Young MC and other artists from the Golden Era that helped spread Hip-Hop to the mainstream. Hate it or love it, their contributions to the culture should no longer be ignored... and to be honest, I felt it had a lot more to do with them artists I named NOT being from the East Coast more than anything. We had Kid N Play, DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince, Heavy D, Salt N Pepa, etc have major commercial success in that era, and they NEVER received the same criticism as the artists I mentioned up top. What was the difference? That old “New York Bias” that Serch put out there that we all knew existed.
Even Rob Base too
Mc hammer from cali. From the bay. From the town. Gangster,gangster.
All hammer albums are dope
Hammer can dance but his albums are straight up wack!
You're joking,right??
Hammers first two albums slap but he declined considerably after the 3rd. He had a great run though.
@deanivan3951 But hammer has 50 million albums sold worldwide. How many has 3rd base sold worldwide? 3 million? Lol 😂.
@@deanivan3951We the bay area. We don't care nothing about LL. Run dmc. All of them combined have not outsold hammer.
MC Serch still on that denial bullshit. If the roles were in reverse, would Serch not feel some kind of way about a TOTAL STRANGER taking stabs at HIS mother in front of the entire planet? Let's be honest. Hammer didn't diss Run-DMC. And even if he did, what does that have to do with Serch? Run-DMC can deal for Run-DMC. Hammer's jab was on some Hip Hop shit. Pure competitiveness. He didn't make it personal talking about anybody's mother. Also, Def Jam had worldwide distribution at that point. 3rd Bass's record was heard all across the globe. People were already starting to take jabs at Hammer about the dancing and big pants. Then you (or rather Pete Nice) says something about Hammer's mother and he's just supposed to take it as some "Hip Hop" fun? Wrong. You are not lyricists first. You are PEOPLE first. You can't hide behind an arbitrary label you put on yourself to seek some kind of justification or immunity from REAL WORLD CONSEQUENCES when it's convenient.
So far, from the looks of it, whatever therapy Serch claims to be receiving is a fail. 50-something year old man and still cannot own up to having simply fucked up. He should be grateful the hit was called off because if he didn't have backing by a major label, he wouldn't even be in that seat talking right now. And NO, it was not a dope line. It was immature, amateurish and disrespectful, culture vulture. I'm not saying Hammer was right, if in fact he did put out a hit on 3rd Bass. But from the stand point of just being a man, what else would you expect when you disrespect someone's mother in front of the entire planet?
When he said about Hip Hop “we felt it was NY and nothing else” that’s the same way California feel about gangbanging
@Hector Hernandez that doesnt change the fact New York has bloods and crips now, they look like idiots
MC Serch just could have say "You know, I fucked up, I didn't know people in the West Coast were Gangstas for real, like FOR REAL, I thought it would be like NYC beef, couple of songs and that's it" instead of all this BS
I love the show but it takes away when you ask the question and then butt in throughout the answer. We want the guests to be able to make a clear point
I wish homeboy let him talk for real
I heard hammer was that dude back in the day that would beat the breaks off you and your whole Crew. He wasn't to be played with!
Hell naw. Redman comes from the swamps and to see that Hammer put fear in him knowing Redman didn't give a single fuck at that time shows that Hammer isn't meant to be fucked with. Hammer with some actual killers and real G's.
@@1deep803 , please, Hammer! Don’t hurt him! 😆
HE TALKIN LIKE HE WAS THE MAN
@@iREZARECTEM hey, that man not a joke. It's always the goofy cats next to the quiet ones that aren't nothing to fuck with when pushed.
@@1deep803
Has nothing to do with hip hop or skills as an mc
Which hammer was lacking
Let’s be honest
Nore!!!If you wanna here the story like we do, let the guest speak lol If you can see this, let the guest speak, let the guest speak, let the guest speak, let the guest speak....ask the question, then let them answer.
Great interview. NORE gotta work on controling himself and let folks talk lol. Also Run DMC dissed hammer 1st when he came out to NY. Hammer never forgot that's why he dissed RUN DMC.
It was his fault he started it.
Can we get a nore interruption compilation video
Thorough street dudes had love for Hammer, and hip hop ain't have nothing to do with it to them lol
Hammer put on for his city
And employed a lot of ppl
I respect that.
But 3rd Bass was respected in Hip Hop circles and by ppl in the loop at the time
Once u step into hip hop as an art form
Street credentials don’t mean as much
The diss came from another artist saying
Hammer needed to step his bars up
They dissed vanilla ice too
@@Synchronite Even Serch has said he had personal reasons for attacking MC Hammer - he did it because MC Hammer wouldn't dance battle him, and told him to get lost. You're running this line that it was all about hip-hop purity, which is nonsense. Even Serch, liar that he is, admits he did it for clout and for personal reasons.
Rakim had to check Mc Serch for saying he helped write Rakim rhymes on Vlad
Besides the Hammer story I don’t believe shit dude said ... dude said 3rd bass influence NWA and ice cube first album c”mon son 🧢
He is telling the truth when it comes to ice cube ... Ice cube wanted 3rd bass producer to do his first album he loved their production on their albums .. but he nevered showed up to the studio session .. that's when he ran into chuck d ..worked with public enemys producers ...... Yes he serch lied on Ed lover show talkin like he checked hammer on the radio but the actual altercation is on RUclips somewhere I heard it .. hammer let him. Know he wasn't having it ... And hammer older brother had goons all through California ....hammer actually came up with solid Oakland gangsters ... Even too short and Suge knight said that.... That's how you know hammer was respected and wasn't no joke to be fucked with .. because nobody ever checked him for the alleged hit on serch life in new York ...
@@carlosgibson2911 yeah he's a damn lie!
@@carlosgibson2911 Cube was influenced by Beastie Boys more like. He used to do renditions of them on early C.I.A. EP's before getting with NWA. Serch is full of it and just likes to pat himself on the back.
@@hiphoprbloverjon9180 yeah your right about that but Ice cube has a interview he did with hot 97 where he told the story how he loved 3rd bass music ... It's the same interview He talks about the new drama why he went at Jerry Heller ... I heard it out of cubes mouth he wanted 3rd bass producer to do his first album
Facts he cappin everytime he say sumin he gets checked for it
Nore is a horrible interviewer he overtalks his guests all the time
He’s perbed
Search almost got his head knocked off tryna play Hammer. He thought it was sweet because Hammer was dancin’ not knowing Hammer was a Gangsta lol
Nothing to do with hammer street resume
We don’t care...
Hammers style of rhyme was already played out
That’s why he wasn’t taken seriously amongst top tier MCs of the day
@@Synchronite Ok lol
@@truehou He's right.
I know this is old, but remember MC Hammer was the richest rapper at the time. He had mob hit money, nothing to do with credibility.
"Hammer don't play"
I wonder if Nore and EFN watch their own episodes. They must not, because then they would see that they're not getting the answers to their questions because they keep cutting off their guests.
They need to let their guests talk and stop cutting them off
This dude has woke up thinking "how do I make black people like me today" his whole life.
All of the information concerning Mike D and Serch is in the Def Jam autobiography . A great book about Def Jam's history .
So we never get to hear the whole Hammer story. Thanks Nore.
Why he saying hammer album was trash he didn't reach the level of success hammer had in his pinky toe. I never heard anyone say put 3rd Bass music on ever growing up.
I have
@@Michelle-jz8vl I lived in the hood growing up and only time I heard 3rd base was on bet or MTV. Nobody bumped that garbage at house parties or in their cars. That shit got no love in the hood.
So an album can be successful without being trash? For example: I wasn't really feeling SpeakerboXXX/The Love Below album from Outkast(liked a decent amount of songs) in comparison to Southernplayalistic, ATLiens, Aquemini and Stankonia...but that album went diamond. People can have opinions.
@@1deep803 IDK but OutKast got a lot of love on the West
@@sheilad7324 FOH!!!!! You must be a young buck!!! 3rd Base go back!! You definitely get the gas face!!
I am from NYC and it is sickening how Serch is acting like he is a kingpin who can summon blacks to do his bidding and he is a don. It is rubbing me wrong because it is not like his shit was the flyest. It was alight a d as a young 20 hear old Hammers music wasn't my cup of tea amd had nothing to do with west coast but today I love Hammer because I get it now amd he still speaks in a way that's not respectful
Heavy
Ps Dead Prez mentioned the Catus Album on their first album.
Nore did aggravate Search...I heard nothing about the damn story. I gotta definitely learn from this what NOT TO DO WITH MY INVITED GUEST WHEN I DO MY VLOG. Smh 😑
I'm happy yall in the comments on what I'm on cause I posted mines before I even read what yall had to say.. Its a interview let the man talk shut up with that I'm dumb I didn't pass the 8th grade stuff.. Smh but it's still nyc all day we weird like that when we sipping 🤷🏾♂️
Damn Nore keep interrupting Serch
Louis Burrell isn't someone to eff with. The bounty on both of them is still active. And they haven't been to Bay since.
I'm more surprised that NORE didn't know "Elroy" is Lyor lol.
MC Hammer on drink Champs
Atleast hammer was black! Unbelievable.!!
They won’t let him talk for nothing 🤦🏾♂️
They're the worst hosts ever. At this point, i watch his interviews only for the interruptions because it's hilarious 😂
3rd bass influenced NWA😂😂😂😂😂😂
I guess that’s why E hired Jerry Heller.
"Loaded as fuck bumpin "The Cactus " I hope the Stoney Boys don't try jack us". Compton's Most Wanted -- One Time Gaffled Us Up
Nore "Sucks" as an interviewer. Dope platform but you gotta let your guests speak WITHOUT interruption.....Just saying...Just like when Nas was on the show, dude was "fan girling" like a mug...
Every rapper mc serch named diss east coast rappers because of the disrespect from the east coast. Ice cube himself said NWA got booed in NY, Ice T dissed LL and others, and MC hammer dissed a couple of ppl. But that's because the east coast wasn't fucking with no one else but ppl from the coasy
Getting booed in NY or anywhere doesn’t prove much
Wu Tang got chased off stage in TX
Do we hear about TX hating NY rappers??
No cause that would be painting TX with too wide a brush
Stop spreading ignorance
MC Hammer music >>>>>>> 3rd bass
Beastie Boys was more of a punk rock group with a little rap here & there. 3rd Bass was actually rap lyricist and more authentic Hip Hop than Beastie Boys💯
Vanilla ice was 10 times worse then hammer
So he says all rap that didn’t come from New York was whack, but then sits there and praises nwa and Mc eight. Dude went after Mc hammer because he thought he was pop. His clown ass found out the hard way.
They make the interview about them and their opinions but not the person being interviewed
Nore might as well put a picture of Serch in the room and talk the whole interview. This dude will talk over everybody in an empty room 🤦🏻♂️
Jesus Christ.. I just left Hoffa's interview with serch and I can't even get through 2 min of nore
Same
I just hope one day that MC Hammer and MC Serch mend their differences.
lmaooo😅🤣
Nore aggravating AF! Let him speak damn!
Let's get this straight....MC Serch WAS NOT/IS NOT a lyricist. I was there!
He said 3rd bass inspired nwa to chose those beats lmao 😂😂😂
Don’t drink the bong water guys 🤣😂
Let Serch speak!!!
That black dude is mad irritating
You can say whatever you want about serch he isn't the type of white Jewish dude to steal the black man's money. And that's mad props to him.
I think he’s confusing Cubes first solo album and him as part of NWA
3rd Bass influenced hip hop as a whole. Beatie Boys helped make hip hop more mainstream.
If think "one time gaffled em up" is Comptons Most Wanted's biggest record I'm afraid that every word after that is a lie lol. I never heard in any documentary or interview where Dre took any influence from 3rd Bass.
If Hammer dissed RUN DMC what the hell that got to do with you....
STOP. TALKING. OVER. YOUR. GUESTS.
I hate his guts!
He's boo boo, trash 🗑️
Damn, what he do to you?
@@1deep803 , forced us to listen to pop goes the weasel on mainstream radio lol
Nore let my guy speak bro
Stop getting too drunk. Nore can’t handle his alcohol. Period. Borderline unwatchable. No idea what EFN problem is he doesn’t even seem drunk. They could’ve had one of the best stories ever on here but they just wouldn’t let him get through the god damn SET UP
Search chill
3rd bass did not influence NWA cut it out
3rd bass album dropped in 89
Nwa straight outta compton dropped in 88
Not to mention eazy duz it dropped in 88 also nwa and the posse dropped in 87. Just straight up lied yo
Nore shut up sheesh always tellin ppl continue then u come again & interrupt
It’s like New York been soft every since Snoop came through and crushed the buildings.
2-3 years later, JayZ ended up running from Big Pun/Mobb Deep/Emoney Bags on more than one occasion because of that line 😂
Did he mention when those "2 DJ's" that large professor dissed, ran him outta wild pitch records office? Yell
I don't see this mending. MC Hammer went the Pastor route but I'm sure he ain't messin with MC Serch AT ALL! Serch has interviewed 100 times talking about this story. Hammer? Sounds like Serch himself isn't even over it after all these years!!
Where does MC Serch live these days?
NORE STFU let'em talk! LOL!
I almost threw my phone across the room y'all interrupted him so much this don't make no fucking sense
Let me preface what I’m about to say with I’m from the bay. My first cd ever was a hammer CD (not album, but CD, cuz it was tapes before that) but I agree with serch. I never really looked at hammer as hiphop. It was more pop to me. (And big shout out to EFN for respecting the bay and interjecting that the bay ain’t no joke✊🏼)
🎯 exactly
Hammers career moves were about 💰
Paris, Souls of Mischief, too short were about the art first
@TRU city Boy number 1 what’s that gotta do with my comment? I wasn’t comparing them. Number 2 thanks for confirming my opinion by posting supporting evidence that hammer was pop. U were the kid that accidentally scored for the other team playing sports when u were growing up huh?
@TRU city Boy 3rd bass reached wood
New York rappers be on the high horse to much That’s why they lost that mojo shit ain’t been the same since 50 circa 2002-2005
NY rappers are the reason everybody else wanted to rap
Get it right
@@Synchronite that ain’t true just for a certain percentage of people cuz when California and Georgia took over plus Texas most of all the flows are from there not ny
@@BIG-7777 well you say ‘when’ which is a key word. We talking about a time period (80s early 90s) when NY still dominated Hip Hop culture even if NY artists were not selling commercially as well as a hammer or NWA. NY was still seen as the Mecca when it came to hip hop culture
@@Synchronite yea we know that was back then tho
By now everybody knows nore interrupts and doesn't let the guests talk. If u still here nothing to complain about.