Nah that's not true he just know how he would've acted after the fight all the way up too him being shot some people are in point and don't play I have a homie who was murdered 10 minutes after he pulled off from my house he hustled around the corner from me he's sister know how I am when I come outside I'm strapped and everyone and every car is suspect that ain't on our team ion over look shit and I'm always shooting first I'm not super man I just learned from watching to many people die from being careless I can't go out like that
@@rickiehawkes5665 Yep. Firstly, It would have been fatal going up to orlando and beating him up before pac even had the chance. 2nd, if you beat a gang member you have to expect that they're coming right back that night to gun you down. Pac crusing out the sunroof hollering and telling everyone where he was going to was like having a death wish. From the second pac beat the dude fatal would have been right next to him with his finger on the trigger watching every single car waiting for the retaliation. The fact that the dopey outlawz and whoever else was the slightest bit surpirzed by this shows how useless they were.
@@DESIGNDIGITALFILMS yeah we were going to collaborate on music and fashion and do a track and he was interested in some of the anti government templates I had sent him for the outlawz killuminatti brand. All seeing eye 👁 with pyramids thingz of that nature . Last thing he said to me was “ZALUTE!”
All I can say is DAMN!!!! HUSSEIN WAS FATAL, FATAL WAS HUSSEIN! He was truly one of the great ones. The cadence, voice, breath control and everything was just 🔥🔥🔥🔥. Rest in Power God!
One of the hardest verses I've ever heard is (Materialism is only brought to us to imprison the mind/free your inner self and see what you find 💯🙏🏿🙏🏿👏🏿 Rest in Power Fatal 💯🙏🏿✌🏿
"HUSSEIN FATAL'S FREESTYLE WAS SOOOOOO PHUCKIN' SUPREME & LETHAL!! HIS FLOW AND CADENCES WAS LIKE "WATER", AND VOICE WAS GOLDEN, JUST LIKE THE D.O.C. WAS VOICE USED 2 BE!!!! 🙏🏾 🕊 REST IN PEACE 2 FATAL HUSSEIN 💯✊🏾❤🖤❤🖤
I have almost every 2Pac song and whenever he featured them on a track, he referred to them as the.... Thoro Headz Young Thugz Dramacydal Outlaw Immortalz The Outlawz
The last song on that album is called The World Is Changing , I kept that on repeat. I bought that album when I was in Anchorage Ak. Pac told the Outlawz don't sign to Death Row, only Fatal listened.
@BlesstWon™ Yeah that's right, that's Yak's other name. Napoleon, E.D.I and Kastro are "Dramacydal" pre Death Row. Mussolini and Khomeini were "Thug Life". 2Pac, Fatal and Kadafi are the original Outlawz. Storm was around too, and the last member was Nutt-So.
@BlesstWon™ for sure, but as Pac said on Troublesome 96' OG "We're all motherfuckin Outlawz". Like Kastro, I don't consider the Outlawz as a group, I think Kurupt too was most likely to be part of it, Johnny J "the Cuban Militant - Che Guevara" was one unofficially, and probably Greg Nice and a lot of the artists to be signed under Makaveli Records. It's a movement like "Thug Life" - Operating Under Thug Laws As Warriors. Noble and E.D.I made it a group thing and wanted acclaim from the rest of the industry. It wasn't that, that's why they fell out with Kastro, Nutt-So and Fatal.
Met Fatal in London when he, EDI and Noble came to to do a show in Jazz Cafe. After the show, they were going round interacting with the crowd and Fatal was proper cool. EDI and Noble were moving prestige but Fatal was showing love to the masses. He even took my home girl number and told her to come through to his hotel. I begged her to go but She declined 🤷🏾♂️
I don’t believe Fatal’s version because Nas was in NYC and had the whole town behind him. There was no way PAC could of ran down on him and that is a fact. No matter how many ppl PAC had with him, they can not fight the whole Queensbridge. At that time, Nas and Mobb Deep was always deep with no less than 10 niggas with them at the time.
The interview was so breezy and noisy but I enjoyed it and I also enjoyed the freestyle too. Trust me this Nigga he's goat too. Rip 😭 Fatal, there's a heaven for a G.
@@DESIGNDIGITALFILMS everybody got a different story but Wizard Napoleon and Suge Knight all sounded similar and two of the other Outlaw goons from Jersey because they said it ended Positive
Funny because out of all the Outlaws when they say Suge & Pac were making death row East to promote them, Fatal is always the one I picture at the forefront, then maybe EDI… I never really had favorite out of any of the outlawz but Fatal’s talent just spoke for itself 💯 he was a natural.
Fatal was REALLY Damn good....He has VERY slick wordplay VERY Clever metaphors...man...Yak and Fatal could have been the greatest 2 Man duo OF ALL TIME...Better then Mobb Deep...Styles and Jada....WAY BETTER then Capone and Nore......R.I.P
@@MikeyMike-uu3fe don't get me wrong Fatal and Felony were the best out of the Outlawz they were definitely dope but cmon they will never come close to Mobb Deep. CNN wack af tho lol
This is the first real first person eye witness account of the Nas/Pac confrontation in NY where Fatal actually says that they were deep and Nas only had a few with him.
Everyone that was there has a different account of what happened we’ll never know the real story, there was niggas on both sides that tell different stories of the altercation so who knows
@@luckylefty914 Actually, if you compare the majority of accounts on both sides more lean towards what Fatal said and not Snoop. For instance, Fatal said this in the early 2000's, more people still corroborate his version than Snoops. Even Nas did, his brother had a different take, but Nas always said it more like Fatal's way. I get that people nowadays just say anything and refuse to look at logical evidence and data, but you can't just say "we have to throw the whole thing out, because everyone has a slightly different take." We have to look at the evidence.
@@jesusflores2121 nah each side makes it look as if they were the aggressors, we’ll never know the truth, but the real shit is that it ended peacefully which is what matters
@@luckylefty914 But, I just told you that both sides, except Snoop, corroborate the story. To say that two people's opinions cannot ever agree to one a or more specific things is just ignorant.
Imagine if pac survived 1996 the albums that would of came out in 97-98 that was a big loss but saying that he would of been locked up like suge for the fight for at least 8 years
Man yo! flow was sick love y’all ❤ 😢 rest in love 2 pac and Fatal and Kadafi I would’ve love to see a outlaw reunion with you Napoleon and the rest 🙏🏿💜
Rest in peace 🙏🏽 fatal true outlaws yufea fula and Tupac Shakur 🙏🏽 y'all were the best out of the group. Y'all died too soon 🙏🏽 May God bless y'all souls 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️
@dawgpound187 definitely.....Johnny J didn't commit suicide. That's total lies 😒 he was killed in prison. He was coming home within 2 months to millions. Why would he kill himself. 😕 I heard he had a lot of unreleased Tupac Shakur tracks
1995 New Jersey, Orange and Montclair had a beef between towns.... Im from orange nj and we use to go Montclair park and smoke and look for beef lol..one day we found it...Fatal and about 7 Montclair dudes approached me and my 3 friends... Before things got out of hand one of our friends knew fatal from freestyle battles in jersey...so instead of fighting...Raddeggy man and Fatal had a classic battle for about 1 hour
But the time that Fatal is talking about happened *before* the meet when both camps had teams with them. Pac and Nas crossed paths before Nas dropped “The Message” which is what made Pac think it was on.
@@thetraveler1182 As I recall it was the same time. Now there was a time where Jungle and his crew got into it with Pac. The time crews met up Reggie Wright and Napoleon said Pac was deep and so was Nas
I would like to hear the story of his connection with Ja Rule. He got down with Rule before he passed, but he was also on songs with Mic Geronimo,Ja Rule and I believe the Lox were on there too from like 97/98 before Ja or the Lox blew up.
Fatal had the worse luck ever for a rapper. Just missed out on really blowing up along with pac and Fatal and felony death row albums that would have blown them up. Then he hooked up with Ja as he was on his way down instead of his way up. Crazy what a few years could have changed. Not only that buy one of his boys Niko storm was cool with biggie just before he blew up and was trying to set up Fatal with biggie which could have been another avenue to stardom. worst luck ever.
Extra unseen footage
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Hussein was a raw rap artist
the rawest to come
Come on man he was wack asf, with out pac none of these bozo’s would have never been known lol
That's crazy I'm from NJ n never gave him a listen 👂
Best solo albums
“I’m from NEW Jerz
Where plenty of murderz occurs!”
Fatal saying if he was there Pac wouldn’t have died or they both would have been dead. It doesn’t get more real than that💯 RIP
Nah that's not true he just know how he would've acted after the fight all the way up too him being shot some people are in point and don't play I have a homie who was murdered 10 minutes after he pulled off from my house he hustled around the corner from me he's sister know how I am when I come outside I'm strapped and everyone and every car is suspect that ain't on our team ion over look shit and I'm always shooting first I'm not super man I just learned from watching to many people die from being careless I can't go out like that
One the same not the other. They both would have known.
@@rickiehawkes5665 Yep. Firstly, It would have been fatal going up to orlando and beating him up before pac even had the chance. 2nd, if you beat a gang member you have to expect that they're coming right back that night to gun you down. Pac crusing out the sunroof hollering and telling everyone where he was going to was like having a death wish. From the second pac beat the dude fatal would have been right next to him with his finger on the trigger watching every single car waiting for the retaliation. The fact that the dopey outlawz and whoever else was the slightest bit surpirzed by this shows how useless they were.
I think he would’ve ended dead too
@@rickiehawkes5665 Damn dude how many bodies you got??😳
He was one of hardest artists Pac was able to introduce.
Honored to have spoken to him days before his accident .. my favorite outlaw.. real genuine Rest In Peace to the immortal outlaw
really that's incredible
@@DESIGNDIGITALFILMS yeah we were going to collaborate on music and fashion and do a track and he was interested in some of the anti government templates I had sent him for the outlawz killuminatti brand. All seeing eye 👁 with pyramids thingz of that nature . Last thing he said to me was “ZALUTE!”
@@DESIGNDIGITALFILMS yo. You the one who did the interview?
@@SoundBiteInc- no
What happened to Hussein
He was always the coldest outlaw. R.I.P.💯🙏🏾
All I can say is DAMN!!!! HUSSEIN WAS FATAL, FATAL WAS HUSSEIN! He was truly one of the great ones. The cadence, voice, breath control and everything was just 🔥🔥🔥🔥. Rest in Power God!
One of the hardest verses I've ever heard is (Materialism is only brought to us to imprison the mind/free your inner self and see what you find 💯🙏🏿🙏🏿👏🏿 Rest in Power Fatal 💯🙏🏿✌🏿
fatal was a beast
Crazy I was thinking this the other day they give youth the money and everything they want just to keep him in a mental cage
What's the song name ?
Name of the song
@@TheOracle313 he must be capping
He was raw then and he is still raw. Rip
"HUSSEIN FATAL'S FREESTYLE WAS SOOOOOO PHUCKIN' SUPREME & LETHAL!! HIS FLOW AND CADENCES WAS LIKE "WATER", AND VOICE WAS GOLDEN, JUST LIKE THE D.O.C. WAS VOICE USED 2 BE!!!! 🙏🏾 🕊 REST IN PEACE 2 FATAL HUSSEIN 💯✊🏾❤🖤❤🖤
def underrated
Well said
RIP Fatal, PAC knew he could rap, idk how but he wasn’t wrong. Fatal was 🔥 and Kadafi too, Napoleon, the whole Outlawz was a problem in the late 90s…
Kadafi introduced him to Pac
Rest in peace! He was a real one.
The last real outlaw
@@mrkilo-g8794 factory
@@mrkilo-g8794 Fact’s
No lie this freestyle is part of why I got into his solo music
that's deep
"Hussein fatal, flawless fatality overdosing on crime 3 steps from reality" - Hussein Fatal
Detaching from reality. #crime
Fatal was like a New Jersey AZ. Hella lyrical and creative
deep
Remind me more of Capone from CNN
@@repentyasharahla7632 kinda, but honestly Fatal is waay better
@@bgee9658 NOPE…
@@repentyasharahla7632fatal was 100 times better than both nore an Capone
This man is 100precent real street .
Damn I miss the old skool music 🎶 🎵 😪. RIP 🙏🏿 🪦 to both legends
Fatal And Kadafi was my favorite MC's From the outlaws rip Pac, Kadafi, Fatal, Big Syke, and Johnny J.
fatal verse on runnin on E was 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Yep that's when I knew he was a goon and them other niggas was just goons in training
„ i focus my locos thought on the enemy sick of this hennessy is necessary to finish me, im antisocial imortal when it comes to vocal,
R.I.P Fatal, Jersey Legend🔥🔥🔥🔥
Them niggas wasn’t from Newark?
@@ewilliams19 Facts, I'm from Newark and I've seen him push through there all the time when he was alive, he was official in the hood tho😏
Fatal was my Dogg!! Blessed 2 record Heart of a Thug with him!! Right B4 he left us!! Your memory will always be live with me!!
@@-XKHAN- Word, real shit homie💯
90s era MCs are the legends and Fatal was truly one of the riders for real. Outlawz 4 ever!
I spent a whole summer with this Dude.. all I can say is he was very solid… and the outlaws around respected as a General
Wow wat year is this
Damn!!!!!!that freestyle!😄,Pac had an eye for spotting talent! Fatal was lethal!!!🔥🔥🔥
Nobody had bars like HF!! He was the hardest Outlaw!!
I have almost every 2Pac song and whenever he featured them on a track, he referred to them as the....
Thoro Headz
Young Thugz
Dramacydal
Outlaw Immortalz
The Outlawz
Wow that's informative dec .25
Goodness, that freestyle at the end! RIP to the greats. One love
Fatal's hardest verse was on 2pac- Don't go to sleep og version. Definitely my fav verse🔥🔥🔥 R.I.P. Fatal Hussein💯
In The Line Of Fire is a DOPE album🔥🔥🔥🔥
fact's
Yes it was I remember I bought that album right after I hot out of boot camp. The Freddie Foxx feature was dope! Overall a solid album!!
The last song on that album is called The World Is Changing , I kept that on repeat. I bought that album when I was in Anchorage Ak. Pac told the Outlawz don't sign to Death Row, only Fatal listened.
I was slept on…
@@kincamell yeah that was by far the best song. But the other beats on the album were just ehhh.
I mean, you can tell why the Outlawz initially were Kadafi, Pac and Fatal.
Just wish we had more Fatal & Felony raps in 96' . That freestyle was ill 💯
That's a lie. Know your facts shorty
@BlesstWon™ I heard it before I think on an old interview from Fatal about who were the original Outlawz. He also confirmed it on 2:38
@BlesstWon™ Yeah that's right, that's Yak's other name. Napoleon, E.D.I and Kastro are "Dramacydal" pre Death Row. Mussolini and Khomeini were "Thug Life". 2Pac, Fatal and Kadafi are the original Outlawz. Storm was around too, and the last member was Nutt-So.
@BlesstWon™ for sure, but as Pac said on Troublesome 96' OG "We're all motherfuckin Outlawz". Like Kastro, I don't consider the Outlawz as a group, I think Kurupt too was most likely to be part of it, Johnny J "the Cuban Militant - Che Guevara" was one unofficially, and probably Greg Nice and a lot of the artists to be signed under Makaveli Records. It's a movement like "Thug Life" - Operating Under Thug Laws As Warriors.
Noble and E.D.I made it a group thing and wanted acclaim from the rest of the industry. It wasn't that, that's why they fell out with Kastro, Nutt-So and Fatal.
Fatal and Felony album on death Row would have been massive. They complimented each other like no other
Met Fatal in London when he, EDI and Noble came to to do a show in Jazz Cafe. After the show, they were going round interacting with the crowd and Fatal was proper cool. EDI and Noble were moving prestige but Fatal was showing love to the masses. He even took my home girl number and told her to come through to his hotel. I begged her to go but She declined 🤷🏾♂️
Dope ✊🏾
always was a real one
Salute Hussein Fatal.. Keep it coming
He dead
Every person who tells that story of nas and pac it's always way different from all of the other stories. No version at all is the same
I don’t believe Fatal’s version because Nas was in NYC and had the whole town behind him. There was no way PAC could of ran down on him and that is a fact. No matter how many ppl PAC had with him, they can not fight the whole Queensbridge. At that time, Nas and Mobb Deep was always deep with no less than 10 niggas with them at the time.
His version seems like is the realest
@@FATKASH77 nah its just his version, who knows what the REAL story is
I miss my G!! Blessed 2 record with him at Treesound Studios in ATL right B4 he crossed over!! Rest in Power my homie...X
The interview was so breezy and noisy but I enjoyed it and I also enjoyed the freestyle too.
Trust me this Nigga he's goat too.
Rip 😭 Fatal, there's a heaven for a G.
On the song Jack Move, all the Outlawz and Dogg Pound went off. But especially Kadafi and Fatal
His story doesn’t add up to the others about the NaS situation he just gonna make sure Pac looks good makes sense tho
whos story because the one snoop and Nepolian told was lie’s
@@DESIGNDIGITALFILMS everybody got a different story but Wizard Napoleon and Suge Knight all sounded similar and two of the other Outlaw goons from Jersey because they said it ended Positive
@@DESIGNDIGITALFILMS and what makes you think that this story is not a lie? Just asking
Thank u
His tone at 13.46 when he says 'yeah' in response to how 'deep' Nas was..........
Him kaddafi is the realist outlaws the general lives 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
REST IN PEACE 2 HUSSEIN FATAL, THE HARDEST OUTLAW MEMBER, NEXT 2 PAC! HIM & YAK WAS REALLY DOPE 2GETHER BRUUUUHH 💯✊🏾🖤🖤
Madd ass rhymes. Fatal. 💯🔌 We miss that level of passion in hip-hop.
I wish Fatal had more verses on the Outlawz Retribution album. His verse on Mr Makaveli was how all the Outlawz felt at the time.
They took his verses off
Back when real mcs ruled
Funny because out of all the Outlaws when they say Suge & Pac were making death row East to promote them, Fatal is always the one I picture at the forefront, then maybe EDI… I never really had favorite out of any of the outlawz but Fatal’s talent just spoke for itself 💯 he was a natural.
R.I.P Bruce
Fatal was REALLY Damn good....He has VERY slick wordplay VERY Clever metaphors...man...Yak and Fatal could have been the greatest 2 Man duo OF ALL TIME...Better then Mobb Deep...Styles and Jada....WAY BETTER then Capone and Nore......R.I.P
real shit
@@head_bussa 👊👊
lol definitely not better than mobb deep u tripping
@@bgee9658 They just might have..But..I guess we’ll never know
@@MikeyMike-uu3fe don't get me wrong Fatal and Felony were the best out of the Outlawz they were definitely dope but cmon they will never come close to Mobb Deep. CNN wack af tho lol
🙏🏾RIP HUSSEIN. OUTLAAAAWZ.
Hussain fatal the one and only.
Salute the shakur family two and the panthers.
Tapped in from Somalia
Big shout out to the Moors
R.I.P. Hussein fatal
Interview better than any breakfast club interview I ever seen
Damn that’s the first time I heard him spit, such a tremendous loss
U aint ever listened to any 2Pac deathrow material???? U definitely musta heard him
Now this interview gives context to everything🙌 especially the dissing of fugees, da bratt and Jay z
yes that why the world needs yo see ot share
That brotha was solid. Miss that cat forreal. Plus he murdered the verse we did called hell hath no fury
“Like Donna Karen New York, call me Fatal Dog New Jersey”
Long Live Fatal, look up his song Letter To Pac on here, it doesn’t get enough play
That song very deep he wrote his deepest feelings out on paper about Pac that song 🔥
Thank man. I will look it up
@@pierrethompson632 yes he did, i luv that
@@RoyalAlkebulan fatal was nothing but the truth
This is the first real first person eye witness account of the Nas/Pac confrontation in NY where Fatal actually says that they were deep and Nas only had a few with him.
Everyone that was there has a different account of what happened we’ll never know the real story, there was niggas on both sides that tell different stories of the altercation so who knows
@@luckylefty914 Actually, if you compare the majority of accounts on both sides more lean towards what Fatal said and not Snoop. For instance, Fatal said this in the early 2000's, more people still corroborate his version than Snoops. Even Nas did, his brother had a different take, but Nas always said it more like Fatal's way. I get that people nowadays just say anything and refuse to look at logical evidence and data, but you can't just say "we have to throw the whole thing out, because everyone has a slightly different take." We have to look at the evidence.
@@jesusflores2121 nah each side makes it look as if they were the aggressors, we’ll never know the truth, but the real shit is that it ended peacefully which is what matters
@@luckylefty914 But, I just told you that both sides, except Snoop, corroborate the story. To say that two people's opinions cannot ever agree to one a or more specific things is just ignorant.
@@jesusflores2121 nah just as many people confirmed nas’s side too so nah i dont believe either
Imagine if pac survived 1996 the albums that would of came out in 97-98 that was a big loss but saying that he would of been locked up like suge for the fight for at least 8 years
Nah nobody would have go to jail if he didnt get shot, none would snitch
@@patricklundtofte9535 they were on camera police were watching them they were going to jail after that fight regardless suge did 8 years for that
Fatalveli was da realest outlaw💯
This is a Special share. Thank you
no prob
Hussein had a good record from what I recall
Think about it, Pac had to come way harder 💯 from the original "Hit em Up" .. Fatal had the hardest verse for real on the original
😫😫😫
lol nah man😂
Man yo! flow was sick love y’all ❤ 😢 rest in love 2 pac and Fatal and Kadafi
I would’ve
love to see a outlaw reunion with you Napoleon and the rest 🙏🏿💜
the part about kurupt, he was talking about foxy brown
yup yes
lol. She was fucking damn near everyone. Feel a bit sorry for kurupt but you wifey somone like her it's on you.
❤️🙏 RIP. And thank you for this interview
thank you for watching
R.I.P Hussein 🙏🏽
He said “When Dre was dead” y’all hear that part?
Jersey! RIP 2Pac, Fatal & Kadafi ✌
Look at the lyrics he has man and the beat is crazy 🔥 Bro they all Legends man - Outlawz 4Ever - Pac GOAT
Damn, I never knew Fatal could flow like that. RIP.
Rest in peace 🙏🏽 fatal true outlaws yufea fula and Tupac Shakur 🙏🏽 y'all were the best out of the group. Y'all died too soon 🙏🏽 May God bless y'all souls 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️
This was released in 99 or 2000s it was on the chronicles DVD this is old as fuck I still have the DVD
Rest In Peace Pac & Yaki
And Fatal & Big Syke & Johnny J
@@dawgpound187not big Syke Snake 🐍 ass MF !!
@dawgpound187 definitely.....Johnny J didn't commit suicide. That's total lies 😒 he was killed in prison. He was coming home within 2 months to millions. Why would he kill himself. 😕 I heard he had a lot of unreleased Tupac Shakur tracks
Fatal flow was untoucable
this post fills in a hell of a lot of gaps...thank you
Good Work 😎 Good Video 💘 Good Song 💯
The interviewer is freaking horrible. You can tell Fatal was annoyed.
Rest up Fatal
Hussein Fatal…the heart of the Outlawz. RIP Fatal Dog
1995 New Jersey, Orange and Montclair had a beef between towns.... Im from orange nj and we use to go Montclair park and smoke and look for beef lol..one day we found it...Fatal and about 7 Montclair dudes approached me and my 3 friends... Before things got out of hand one of our friends knew fatal from freestyle battles in jersey...so instead of fighting...Raddeggy man and Fatal had a classic battle for about 1 hour
was that to do with treach?
He (Orlando Lane) was a Crab...😂 8:54
Outlawz was banging Piru with 2Pac 😂
@@mrkilo-g8794 HUSSEIN FATAL BEEN A BLOOD FROM JERZEY. 252 GANG
Fatal was a real one. That was Yak's Big Homey. A lot of Yak's flow and style is very similar to Dizza. RIP Sooooo much wasted talent gone.
Student of the greatest, of course he’s fire!
Only one group member of the outlawz left alive? RIP
Great interview and rhymes 👍👍
My ninja we was locked up jersey going crazy RIP🙏🏽
I Just uploaded this clip also ruclips.net/video/yyoqbgTTc8w/видео.html
Hussein fatal!..Flawless fatality!…
RIP Bruce AKA Fatal AKA Dizza. Miss you Lil bruh!
My bad please pardon me.
Hussein Fatal BIG RIP
Bro from the town jersey bro from the clair but also from evry. Where in Essex county facts mis the brah
May Jannatul Firdaus be your everlasting abode ....May Allah mercy be with you untill the day Judgement ....
FATALVELI 🕊️👑
R.i.p-Fatal killed Hit em up
Classic interview should have over 1 million views if catz knew! 💯✔️
He said Nas had 4 people? Napoleon and Reggie said Nas had 60 people with him. No disrespect
And snoop said Nas had like 100 people with 😂 everyone that talks of that encounter tells it differently.i guess the truth is with God
@@migritonbanda3438 we all know Snoop be Lion
But the time that Fatal is talking about happened *before* the meet when both camps had teams with them.
Pac and Nas crossed paths before Nas dropped “The Message” which is what made Pac think it was on.
@@thetraveler1182 As I recall it was the same time. Now there was a time where Jungle and his crew got into it with Pac. The time crews met up Reggie Wright and Napoleon said Pac was deep and so was Nas
@@migritonbanda3438 Well 60 is more close to 100 then 4 is….so is obvious Napoleon, Reggie or Snoop is definitely tellin the truth.
Very dope video interview
There's a song with Outlawz and Scarface from not long ago and Fatal KILLS IT.... Using the popular flow of the time! He and Kadafi were both ill af
That freestyle was 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
RIP.
Hussain Fatal.
GREAT WORK
And after Fatal passed, the hate really got turned up on Pac.
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I would like to hear the story of his connection with Ja Rule. He got down with Rule before he passed, but he was also on songs with Mic Geronimo,Ja Rule and I believe the Lox were on there too from like 97/98 before Ja or the Lox blew up.
Fatal briefly signed to Murder Inc
@@-XKHAN- naw was never signed
i think the LOX were in the Remix, the original was Mic Geronimo DMX Ja Rule & Fatal. if i'm not mistaken
Fatal had the worse luck ever for a rapper. Just missed out on really blowing up along with pac and Fatal and felony death row albums that would have blown them up. Then he hooked up with Ja as he was on his way down instead of his way up. Crazy what a few years could have changed.
Not only that buy one of his boys Niko storm was cool with biggie just before he blew up and was trying to set up Fatal with biggie which could have been another avenue to stardom. worst luck ever.
@@undefinedfirstnameundefine7820 I recorded with Fatal his very last track at Treesound Studios in ATL ruclips.net/video/GQfQaql37yw/видео.html
Damn called him a crab
That nigga was a crab in a way lol
Orlando was a OPP