Outside of Soulja Boy who in the rap game ever really went at Ice? LL back in the days, but that was just 2 emcees going back and forth wasn't no real beef. He's respected in rap by almost everybody, people in the streets of LA respect him. And metal fans and other metal bands respect him for Body Count. In the late 80's and early 90's Rhyme Syndicate was the shit. The Iceberg was the 1st cd I bought when I got my CD player back in uh 89. man I miss the fucking 80's so much. Dude knows how to hustle for real, he could make money doing anything. If you watch an interview with him on TV he's so fucking smooth and funny and shit. I swear he should run for president lol.
J.R. Williams Ice T was always a respected name on a metal scene, even before the Body Count, because he was always vocal about his love for metal. Lyricaly, Hip Hop in general had a huge influence on metal bands in the late 80’s and early 90’s. Most, if not all thrash metal bands are huge hip hop fans.
@@naughtymonkey1563 a Gee don't necessarily have to gang bang to become a Gee. He/she could be very well respected in that Neighborhood. From what it seem Ice Tee was a hustler in the 60 NH that grew up around the scene.
One more thang.....particularly cause Big U is my era.....I'm born in 65, went to high school in 80-83. I try and tell my young nephew....I can't be too old for rap....I am hip hop....my generation ushered it into existence.....shout out to all who got it in in the 80s!!!!!!!
Man I got give Big U, Mel, Lil Doc and all these cats respect for changing there lives around and giving back to the community! Kev Mac you included brotha. These is what it’s all about..
Not in that timeline U is talking about but, he was robbed at his studio in Hollywood and I will leave it there but ICE T handle his business and nothing but respect to ICE
@@rokaine7334 That Part, and again ICE is nowhere near Soft.... at all. Shiiiii happens period and everyone takes a L sometimes and of course ICE didn't play that Shiiiii he handle his business
There was other rappers that was doing it big back then even before Ice T there was Rodney O & Joe Cooley and the underrated Toddy Tee & Mixmaster Spade from Compton one of the pioneers of early trap music as they say.
I’m from Dago and heard that story. And went to Bruce’s car wash in ‘87. I remember all those names and stories. I was in the Feds with Swanny Fly (cool nigga), Big Woody from SBC (r.i.p), Big Bub from 62 East Coast (r.i.p). It was legends at FCI Phoenix from 89-93. Freeway Rick, Bo Bennet, Big Rudy from Oakland. These interviews are dope and Big U’s interviews are the best ones. That was my era.
Big U said more of the truth then any of the niggas I've ever heard speak on my dad and Bruce who was my God father. But its still some shit I wanna go over with him for reasons of Clarification. My brother should interview him.
Ice Tea, lived in Big Bonny garage on 43 rd and St Andrew, before he came up, he also been about his paper. Him and Toby use to hit the block in their Porsche 911's back in the day.
Was at Ice T house in the Hills the one where he showed his fish tank... me and the homie went out on the side of his house over looking out into L.A and Ice came outside this was around the .com era about 98 99 and he was gaming us on how big this .com real estate was going to be. Boy was he right.
It comes from time being stopped. And your last memories before you were locked up. Anything after being locked up has no bearing..I was locked from 17-29 when I came home folks were surprised at how much I remember prior. Folks were out abusing alcohol weed etc. We had fresh minds and little to no drug abuse
Maaan I'm from Crenshaw high class of 82 played football, Big u is right on point, it was like a movie in my head when he's talking, I see every street been in the arcade a million times , lived in the forties, Sixties was sooo damn big in numbers, mofos only wanted to be down with them.!! No options 😅😅!!
Big Bruce owned the car wash! He had a camero, it was as light blue and dark blue two tone. Bruce was cool as f. I would hit Westwood with the homies and Bruce would be handing out roses to the pretty girls....
@@robbarker450 He was actually a DJ at first just like Run from Run DMC. DJ Run was Kurtis Blow DJ. If you listen to Sucker MC he will tell you. Read the lyrics of DJ Run Two years ago, a friend of mine Asked me to say some M.C. rhymes So I said this rhyme I'm about to say The rhyme was Def a-then it went this way Took a test to become an M.C. And orange crush became amazed at me So Larry put me inside, his Cadillac The chauffeur drove off and we never came back Dave cut the record down to the bone And now they got me rockin' on the microphone. Now why would DJ Run take a test to become a Mc? Because he was a DJ and secondly you noticed he mention Davey DMX cut the record down to the bone. Davey D and DJ Hurricane were Solo Sounds of Hollis Queens. Jay came later after Run found DMC and Jay wasn’t on the first 3 album covers because he wasn’t officially part of the group
Reminds me of in like 84 or 85. When I saw the most cocaine still to this day in my life. At one time covering a standard 4 chair dinning room table . With no room to place a plate. Had to be about a foot high.. I was about 16 years old...
"I studied under Bruce Lee! He was on the 2nd floor and I was on the first. That will be the only joke that will be told here this evening"-------DragonFly Jones
I was living on 46 and Normendi in the summer ôf 1988. The 40's had just killed Big CC from 52 Hoovers. I swear when i say every day i mean every day the Hoover was putting it đown you would see the 40's running for cover. Ít's pretty remarkable how they was able to overcome the Hoovers.
Man, you aint lying. C.C was the dude, the first dude i seen, strike up the Fingers on the Wall. 40s caught him striking up. Then they got 52H Pookie & 43H Judabean. 40s opened ups Bees Nest with those Hits, Hoovers were sliding. But when the smoke cleared, the 40s turned 43H hood into the DS40s and turnned a large chunk of 52H hood in PS40s (VSP).
@@joemosely9383 my Uncle is Lil Baby Jack from 43 Hoover his Bro on his dad side was Big Baby Jack he was big Balling in the 70's and 80's. The thing about the 43 Hoovers is they was more about they $ then being a War gang. And what really put thêm in extinction is they didn't recruit youngsters. My Uncle would tell me they wasn't like the other Hoovers they wouldn't allow just anyone to be from they sét and can't nobody say anyone from 43 Hoover ever told.
@@cipriandobrea7369 my Uncle is from thêre he like 62 years old. Ofcourse non active. I don't think thêres anyone under 50 from thêre. But i could be wrong. Thêre defunct.
@@cipriandobrea7369 i don't think thêres anyone under 50 from thêre i could be wrong. I dont believe i ever mệt one other then my Uncle he's 62. And i know hundreds ôf Hoovers. Thêre now defunct.
I can tell Big U get that respect that is earned, not bought, his word has to be Gold if Team KMV is mostly silent and getting laced with new historical context...on a side note I hope Team KMV can draft off this FX venture and get in the party, straight to VIP
"Miami Vice is small time,L.A's the big league From the rollin' 60's to the nickerson "G" Pueblos,grape street,this is what I see The jungle,the 30's,the V.N.G. Life in L.A. ain't no cup of ter Squeeze the trigger"
@@ykb04 they used to shoot at each other and their sets are too much of a long shot. Basically he is saying the Treys and the 60’s have been beefing to long and U and Monster probably shot at each other.
6 in the morning was my personal Detroit Anthem. My mom was a night mail delivery driver. She went to work at 9 pm I was selling rocks all night. 6 am I was headed to school.
Salute to the ogs out there I love the wisdom they can leave behind to encourage the youth and some of their past experiences is always key I did 10 years incarcerated myself so I understand that we view things a lot different after we did time able to think and way out of options salute Big homie
If anybody deserves to get compensated for an interview it's this guy. Really entertaining cat with a sense of humor. Coming on KMV was a smart move. I think he was very misunderstood. He needed to clear the air.
Bruce Richardson was one of the niggas I looked up too as a kid. He wasn't a banger. Str8 Hustla... He supplied the WHOLE area. Florence to Slauson, Vermont to Normandie. FACTS!!! young as fucc in the same church and all that. Know his mama and everything. RIP.
I would like to know more about the BKF. Sounds pretty cool, especially for that time. I feel like most young black men who grew up in the 70s had some affinity for martial arts movies, and many of us at minimum imitated what we saw on film with our friends in our play time. Some took it further and studied. It seems like there was a political movement attached to it back then promoting honor, respect, and unity in the community. That's a powerful tool.
As far as political the BKF was founded to represent Black Fighters, who were being discriminated against in competition. I did read that LAPD were harassing the BKF in their early years. Following students and what not. No doubt it gave many a brother a place to stay out of trouble and love themselves.
Thanks for sharing the info. I saw a couple of videos of Steve Muhammad talking about the origins of BKF, problems with the police, and the people and places he has encountered through kenpo/karate. He was up in age in the videos, yet still had hand speed that was visible on camera.
Here is where they are talking about Fighting Tookie. Scroll down to the name Kraiguar and go from there. www.martialtalk.com/threads/epak-and-sl-4.35280/page-5
I think Ice-T had homies from sixtys way back. He most certainly grew up in Crip neighborhood. Regardless he’s definitely a certified legend. Ice-T, N.W.A., and Dj Quik definitely brought gang life mainstream. I’ll never forget when I moved to Baltimore in 1981 I had a class picture from Raymond Avenue I showed my Baltimore cousins. They asked me what I was doing with my hands? I told them it was a gang sign. Mind you this is 1981 I was 12 years old. Nobody from the east coast knew nothing about gang life. And when Ice-T and everybody started talking about it people here was saying too me oh that’s what you were talking about way back then. It’s just amazing how far that culture has come. Proud to be from Cali. 79th and Vermont
"Miami Vice is small time L.A.s the big league/from the Rollin 60s to the Nickerson Gs/Pueblos/Grape Street this is what I see. The Jungles, the 30s. The VNGs...life in L.A. ain't no cup of tea" - Squeeze The Trigger which IMHO is the greatest "gangsta rap" song of all time. In summer of 87 was 10 years old in Oakland singing this shit.....I ain't know a dam thing about L.A., let alone sets. Ice painted a picture...
@Last seen in Ski mask I can see you a lame. I didn't say that to debate with you clown. It's fact not fiction. Cocaine Cowboys wasn't a movie. You are probably from Idaho anyway dumb dumb😂😂😂
It's a trip never thinking I'd make it to 50 yrs, but remembering all of these cats from the mid 70's ti'll now, is a trip. My grandmother stayed at 6811 S. Haas Ave, we stayed on 78th & Budlong, Crazy D (ETG/ETH) & my family stayed on 52nd & Hoover & the same year we moved on 78th, they moved on 75th off of Raymond. My house was the spot while we were all kids (before the gangs set in), during the summer programs at Pepperdine, the carnivals that we had at Pepperdine, eating nonstop at Hamburger Henri's, bumming chili dogs from Art's... those were the days. Even my brother watches these videos, and his ass is doing 30 to life, but he's determined to be on here. He's Grape from 74 Hoova. I'm just glad to see cats still making it.
@@mrindianhair1719 I never said he was from Hoova, I said we stayed on 52nd & Hoover before both families moved. BUT... when ETG/ETH started up, cats were saying both names, the ETH of it filtered off. Names change, but the game remains the same. No different than the Slausons, the PBG's, the PBH's.... My family & D's family have known each other since 1971. No need to tell me who he never banged with, because I knew the nigga before he started bangin.
Kev Mac keep'em comin I cee wondering what happened to people I was locced up with cuz it broke my heart to find out killer Gene ain't with us no more 😥 💯 Kev Mac I have a picture of OG Herion Compton Crip SpookTown for the record for u to add to your media file how do I get u that picture
Reflections on BJ and Bruce bring back so many memories. I played Run Shoot and Dunk (Coach Weakley's basketball league) at Crenshaw with Big John and everybody that was anybody. The bleachers was BJ's office. He and his rich rollin crew would be there every day and they ALWAYS had a police scanner blasting in the background. The good old days!
That’s crazy Bruce and his pops ran Genius car wash on 52nd and Crenshaw I use to hang out up there after school admiring some of the Drug dealers that would come in there
To the cats that keep saying what about the Usos or Samoans... pack outs ain’t considered a L... if anything it’s a W... if you got all your teeth, can walk, talk, etc... if that’s a L he took another 1 when he got jumped by the 83s when he was coming from jr High with his sister... pack outs ain’t a L especially if you don’t Run or cry your way out...
@@djdarkseid6440 that Club had to Pay and Canceled the security contract with the Samoans and donated to Draws non profit org for the kids lol after all that......they had no clue who he was, but they found out later and made things right......
You know what Kev , Ice T could really clear up a lot important history ( mid 80’s ) on the 60’s too. I heard Big Mumpy mention him , Caz ( don’t know how you personally feel about dude ) and now Big U . I’ve T would be a great piece to add if that’s possible.
i looked up too ice back then he was the man in music he was tha shit when i was in school back in 88 got out of school in 1990 I LISTEN TOO AMG /ICE LYNC MOBB /NWA / KING SUN /KAM PEACE TREATY/BUT COLORS WAS MY SONG I WANTED TOO GANG BACK THEN ALWAYS LOVED BLU TILL TODAY I WAS ONLY ONE FROM MY HOOD TO DRESS GANGBANERS STYULE AND HELD MY GROUND GOT ME THUR STILL KEEP MY HEAD HIGH UP LONG LIVE THE WEST JAHH MC EITH IS MY MUSIC TODAY
6 in the morning was too relatable to too many folks who got they doors kicced in or lived in fear of that. Once an artist's work is relatable, its over!
whats up I know this gonna be a good one the 6 n da morning song is a classic I was just listening to that a few days ago im definitely looking forward to watching this peace
Continued clocking freaks with immense posterior. Rolling in a Blazer with the Louie interior 🎵 Where the L.A. OG's who remember Lalo's shop hooking up the interiors? Speak on it!
The big homie Bruce wasn't from menlow. Big homie Bruce represented that W/S 65PL HUSTLAS Baby kansas ave to be exact that's who I paid attention to when I Growing Up On The Block good-looking out Kev Mac and Big U for putting some light on the big homie gone but never forgotten
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Outside of Soulja Boy who in the rap game ever really went at Ice? LL back in the days, but that was just 2 emcees going back and forth wasn't no real beef. He's respected in rap by almost everybody, people in the streets of LA respect him. And metal fans and other metal bands respect him for Body Count. In the late 80's and early 90's Rhyme Syndicate was the shit. The Iceberg was the 1st cd I bought when I got my CD player back in uh 89. man I miss the fucking 80's so much. Dude knows how to hustle for real, he could make money doing anything. If you watch an interview with him on TV he's so fucking smooth and funny and shit. I swear he should run for president lol.
J.R. Williams Ice T was always a respected name on a metal scene, even before the Body Count, because he was always vocal about his love for metal.
Lyricaly, Hip Hop in general had a huge influence on metal bands in the late 80’s and early 90’s. Most, if not all thrash metal bands are huge hip hop fans.
How does Ice get away with calling himself an O.G. though? I never understood that.
@@naughtymonkey1563 a Gee don't necessarily have to gang bang to become a Gee. He/she could be very well respected in that Neighborhood. From what it seem Ice Tee was a hustler in the 60 NH that grew up
around the scene.
Iceberg was the first cassette I ever bought lol. Ice is a legend
@@maty865 jqqi8877i88 by
One more thang.....particularly cause Big U is my era.....I'm born in 65, went to high school in 80-83. I try and tell my young nephew....I can't be too old for rap....I am hip hop....my generation ushered it into existence.....shout out to all who got it in in the 80s!!!!!!!
Salute yell
Thanks for the heads up I'm 51 still rapping .
@@PasvMnySNPR10x dat part
All I want to know is did you have redbones around the block coming up?
@@DionKhnum come on big homie. U can't be serious.
Ice T deserves more credit than he gets.
Snoop Dog,Ice Cube and Dr Dre have all said they looked up to Ice T. He gets plenty of credit.
He's a fucking legend east and west coast that's all you heard 80's and 90's
Ya ice got hella cred . IYKYK
Facts. Ice inspired a lot of artist. Heavy D also doesn’t get brought up enuff
I got into a fight with my cousin because I said ICE T was better than Rakim😂😂😂😂😂
6 in the morning top 10 west coast songs.
Easily bro
40s
@Boonie Blue who's in your Top 10?
Just curious?
Peace!
What it do glove.
Central District Nh
Man I got give Big U, Mel, Lil Doc and all these cats respect for changing there lives around and giving back to the community! Kev Mac you included brotha. These is what it’s all about..
"Nobody tried to rob him?"
"ICE-T?!?!"
😭😂 Respect! Lol
Not in that timeline U is talking about but, he was robbed at his studio in Hollywood and I will leave it there but ICE T handle his business and nothing but respect to ICE
Doug Young stop w/ the lies
@@dougyoung3213 if you in the streets, shit can happen to you. But Ice-T was thorough.
@@rokaine7334 That Part, and again ICE is nowhere near Soft.... at all. Shiiiii happens period and everyone takes a L sometimes and of course ICE didn't play that Shiiiii he handle his business
@@dougyoung3213 somebody broke into his house in the Hollywood Hills, Ice t wasn't home
Before NWA there was Ice-T. Real talk.
WEST COAST HIP HOP 1ST. TOO SHORT. 2ND. ICE T. 3RD. NWA.......
Cant forget about Toddy Tee and Mixmaster Spade (R.I.P.)
b4 ice t U HAD GRANDMASTER FLASH-SUGAR HILL GANG KURTIS BLOW STETSASONIC w puffy dancing bk up. RUN DMC & MELLE MEL..NY BUT HIP HOP !
@Boss619Tycoon Classicc
There was other rappers that was doing it big back then even before Ice T there was Rodney O & Joe Cooley and the underrated Toddy Tee & Mixmaster Spade from Compton one of the pioneers of early trap music as they say.
Thanks Big U for the clarification of Ice-T becuz mtf's be acting like they forgot about who the Real G's are...🤨🤨👂👂
I’m from Dago and heard that story. And went to Bruce’s car wash in ‘87. I remember all those names and stories. I was in the Feds with Swanny Fly (cool nigga), Big Woody from SBC (r.i.p), Big Bub from 62 East Coast (r.i.p). It was legends at FCI Phoenix from 89-93. Freeway Rick, Bo Bennet, Big Rudy from Oakland. These interviews are dope and Big U’s interviews are the best ones. That was my era.
I like how U kept it real about ice t
This Might Be The Best Segment Of All Time... Big U Kept It Solid!
Big U said more of the truth then any of the niggas I've ever heard speak on my dad and Bruce who was my God father. But its still some shit I wanna go over with him for reasons of Clarification. My brother should interview him.
Foreal, Ice T don’t get the respect he deserves, all his early albums straight classics. Body Count’s dope too
✊🏾
@ Dam u said some real shit GROWN ass ADULTS idolizing like children
@ damn bro, you are a voice of reasoning.
@ You idiot. Hahahahaha
@@hoodatheist5549 Thx...much love 2U
Dude said he "kicked his way out of the bushes." 😂😂 Just visualizing that.
lol
🤣🤣🤣
Funny how Caz tries to shit on Ice talkin' about "Ice ain't from 60's Cuz" lmmfao smdh. Sounds like you ain't from 60's Caz.
Caz went as far as to tatt Big Us hood on him! Every story that fraud tells is fake..
@@feelyoung79 you ain't cazzin' LoL
Marcus Cadiz facts! And notice no real OG’s talk about weird ass Caz..nobody claiming caz
What does caz mean are u trying to say cuz?
@@zuluboy4056 Right !
Big U the only man to grace the platform without ever taking that INFAMOUS “L”... 😂🤣👊🏼🤛🏼💪🏼
Ice Tea, lived in Big Bonny garage on 43 rd and St Andrew, before he came up, he also been about his paper. Him and Toby use to hit the block in their Porsche 911's back in the day.
"I'm the founder, I created corner poccet in my mothers garage"
Not true
Ice T & Darlene moved into my apartment building in Hollywood around this time.
The Rhyme Pays cover was shot across the street from the building
5150 nigga
Damn good info
city funk What were the cross streets?
@@kinggood9404 Canyon Dr in Hollywood
Between Franklin & Hollywood blvd next to the 101 freeway
That's some high praise right there, Ice T doesn't get enough shine for what he did
I hit the cash app off this Big U interviews alone. Your really on ur shit!! Dope Kev Mac
Was at Ice T house in the Hills the one where he showed his fish tank... me and the homie went out on the side of his house over looking out into L.A and Ice came outside this was around the .com era about 98 99 and he was gaming us on how big this .com real estate was going to be. Boy was he right.
I notice brotha’s who’ve done time have incredible memories. Maybe cause they’ve had a lot of time to reflect🧐
Could be
It comes from time being stopped. And your last memories before you were locked up. Anything after being locked up has no bearing..I was locked from 17-29 when I came home folks were surprised at how much I remember prior. Folks were out abusing alcohol weed etc. We had fresh minds and little to no drug abuse
💯
Everything revolves around just getting Locked up. Or coming home. Easier to remember. Worst day & best days.
The dudes with the best memories don't get drunk n high
Maaan I'm from Crenshaw high class of 82 played football, Big u is right on point, it was like a movie in my head when he's talking, I see every street been in the arcade a million times , lived in the forties, Sixties was sooo damn big in numbers, mofos only wanted to be down with them.!! No options 😅😅!!
Big Bruce owned the car wash! He had a camero, it was as light blue and dark blue two tone. Bruce was cool as f. I would hit Westwood with the homies and Bruce would be handing out roses to the pretty girls....
Hey big bruce owned club casanovas back in the day in the Marina
Cedric V Blackmon Bruce put hands on Suge, during the height of Death Row.
@LH SmithTV and? He still got beat the fuck up ,went broke,got 28 years and all his blood goons dead so they all took a loss
Bruce would fight anyone he was nice with his hand
Yall niggas done fucked up...🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The homeboy Mumpy said Ice-T was a hustler, and used to Rob jewelry stores back in the days
BnE
Facts
Yep he took his military skills and applied them to the streets
@@robbarker450 He was actually a DJ at first just like Run from Run DMC. DJ Run was Kurtis Blow DJ. If you listen to Sucker MC he will tell you. Read the lyrics of DJ Run
Two years ago, a friend of mine
Asked me to say some M.C. rhymes
So I said this rhyme I'm about to say
The rhyme was Def a-then it went this way
Took a test to become an M.C.
And orange crush became amazed at me
So Larry put me inside, his Cadillac
The chauffeur drove off and we never came back
Dave cut the record down to the bone
And now they got me rockin' on the microphone. Now why would DJ Run take a test to become a Mc? Because he was a DJ and secondly you noticed he mention Davey DMX cut the record down to the bone. Davey D and DJ Hurricane were Solo Sounds of Hollis Queens. Jay came later after Run found DMC and Jay wasn’t on the first 3 album covers because he wasn’t officially part of the group
“ Car jackin’ ass Tracy “
Facts... Loved that album and the album cover all the way from Ohio
Reminds me of in like 84 or 85. When I saw the most cocaine still to this day in my life. At one time covering a standard 4 chair dinning room table . With no room to place a plate. Had to be about a foot high.. I was about 16 years old...
"I studied under Bruce Lee! He was on the 2nd floor and I was on the first. That will be the only joke that will be told here this evening"-------DragonFly Jones
😂😂😂
Classic
😁😅😂🤣
Big U made it to be famous living hard and dangerous......
KMV man you a legend in my book love from OKC man keep up the good work brotha!History is always good to learn..
u on fire this week I'm off all weekend after tonight got fat sack gonna watch big u back to back soak it all in. dope from what I've seen so far
May your munchies be delightful, sleep well and insight deep. Take care now.....😁
ICE TEE IS one of the best to ever do it!!!! Salute!!!!
I was living on 46 and Normendi in the summer ôf 1988. The 40's had just killed Big CC from 52 Hoovers. I swear when i say every day i mean every day the Hoover was putting it đown you would see the 40's running for cover. Ít's pretty remarkable how they was able to overcome the Hoovers.
Man, you aint lying.
C.C was the dude, the first dude i seen, strike up the Fingers on the Wall.
40s caught him striking up.
Then they got 52H Pookie & 43H Judabean.
40s opened ups Bees Nest with those Hits, Hoovers were sliding.
But when the smoke cleared, the 40s turned 43H hood into the DS40s and turnned a large chunk of 52H hood in PS40s (VSP).
@@joemosely9383 does 43 Hoover still exist?
@@joemosely9383 my Uncle is Lil Baby Jack from 43 Hoover his Bro on his dad side was Big Baby Jack he was big Balling in the 70's and 80's. The thing about the 43 Hoovers is they was more about they $ then being a War gang. And what really put thêm in extinction is they didn't recruit youngsters. My Uncle would tell me they wasn't like the other Hoovers they wouldn't allow just anyone to be from they sét and can't nobody say anyone from 43 Hoover ever told.
@@cipriandobrea7369 my Uncle is from thêre he like 62 years old. Ofcourse non active. I don't think thêres anyone under 50 from thêre. But i could be wrong. Thêre defunct.
@@cipriandobrea7369 i don't think thêres anyone under 50 from thêre i could be wrong. I dont believe i ever mệt one other then my Uncle he's 62. And i know hundreds ôf Hoovers. Thêre now defunct.
Gotta give to Big U on this one, that was some memory lane shit right there...RIP Buford Jr and my nigga BR
It's just been determined that all the dislikes come from the people that got hit up on them licks BIG U talking about. Them muthafuckas still mad.
You dumb as hell fam 😂😂😂😂😅😅😅
😂😂😂😂
Niggas big mad🔯🔯🔯💯💯💯🤣🤣🤣
Ice T probably still getting New Jack City checks.
Ice ain't no joke. He been getting the money
Ice T only made 25k from New Jack City I think 750k from surviving the game
C Sanders he is
Mean guns too
@@benjaminandre2283 New Jack City is an iconic film that is still being aired to this day. Ice is definitely getting checks still.
My all time favorite ice t movies to this day are surviving the game and trespass
I can tell Big U get that respect that is earned, not bought, his word has to be Gold if Team KMV is mostly silent and getting laced with new historical context...on a side note I hope Team KMV can draft off this FX venture and get in the party, straight to VIP
"SQUEEZE THE TRIGGER" Gave it up
To All the hoods in my Area...
Life in the city is NO cup of Tea!!!
"Miami Vice is small time,L.A's the big league
From the rollin' 60's to the nickerson "G"
Pueblos,grape street,this is what I see
The jungle,the 30's,the V.N.G.
Life in L.A. ain't no cup of ter
Squeeze the trigger"
Yes Sir...80s Active
You Cant forget Randy Mack!!!
Can we get Big U and Monsta Kody together? Now that will be major 💪🏿
Dats a major jump a long shot
A 83 and and 60 that would be hard to do
Tkhkem 2 aCtually use to shk60tk atk eaChk otkhkeR aNd tkhkey SetS tkhkat xs tko muChk of a loNg shkotk ON Hk60d
@@jayr60llxn33 speak English ma nigga u on a RUclips comment section 😂
@@ykb04 they used to shoot at each other and their sets are too much of a long shot.
Basically he is saying the Treys and the 60’s have been beefing to long and U and Monster probably shot at each other.
Big U....”Oh, you did a lick??” 😆
These vids Keeps getting better and better
6 in the morning was my personal Detroit Anthem. My mom was a night mail delivery driver. She went to work at 9 pm I was selling rocks all night. 6 am I was headed to school.
Damn, I like this cat Big U more and more every interview.
Salute to the ogs out there I love the wisdom they can leave behind to encourage the youth and some of their past experiences is always key I did 10 years incarcerated myself so I understand that we view things a lot different after we did time able to think and way out of options salute Big homie
If anybody deserves to get compensated for an interview it's this guy. Really entertaining cat with a sense of humor. Coming on KMV was a smart move. I think he was very misunderstood. He needed to clear the air.
Mc Breed... I clock dollars in my pocket I’m from Rollin... every Rollin gang went crazy on that part...
Man that used to be the shit! Ain't No Future In Yo Frontin!
Bro that’s when I first really recognized Gang Bangin... every crip loved that song...
@@djdarkseid6440 Yeah...that and Growin Up In The Hood. Tha Chill's verse used to be my favorite verse back then
Ditto... CMW made straight rider music
Damn I was today years old when I knew he was rapping bout Crips thats my shit too!
Hannibal, got them trench stories, mannn I can only imagine the tales he cant tell. He done, done the most. Wheeeew.
ICE T, BJ , HOTDOG, BRUCE, SOME REAL HUSTLERS, ...GOOD TYMEZ
It's like I can watch Big U interviews everyday..Keep them coming Mac..
Dat kev Mac intro is HARD
Bruce Richardson was one of the niggas I looked up too as a kid. He wasn't a banger. Str8 Hustla... He supplied the WHOLE area. Florence to Slauson, Vermont to Normandie. FACTS!!! young as fucc in the same church and all that. Know his mama and everything.
RIP.
You can tell by how Big U was talking about him Bruce was solid and about his business.
I would like to know more about the BKF. Sounds pretty cool, especially for that time. I feel like most young black men who grew up in the 70s had some affinity for martial arts movies, and many of us at minimum imitated what we saw on film with our friends in our play time. Some took it further and studied. It seems like there was a political movement attached to it back then promoting honor, respect, and unity in the community. That's a powerful tool.
They had encounters with Tookie, one BKF member allegedly kicked Tookie in the Nuts.
As far as political the BKF was founded to represent Black Fighters, who were being discriminated against in competition.
I did read that LAPD were harassing the BKF in their early years. Following students and what not.
No doubt it gave many a brother a place to stay out of trouble and love themselves.
Thanks for sharing the info. I saw a couple of videos of Steve Muhammad talking about the origins of BKF, problems with the police, and the people and places he has encountered through kenpo/karate. He was up in age in the videos, yet still had hand speed that was visible on camera.
@@devinwilliams4851 This one?
ruclips.net/video/c0eH2Lu-kOY/видео.html
16:54
My favorite part was when they whooped on the police.
Here is where they are talking about Fighting Tookie. Scroll down to the name Kraiguar and go from there.
www.martialtalk.com/threads/epak-and-sl-4.35280/page-5
He got dam near 100,000$ by just walking in the house Lololol it’s lit
damn BJ was a real life Robin H60d lol
Ice T is certified and was highly respected by 60s, Crip Hoovers, and rollin 40s.
I think Ice-T had homies from sixtys way back. He most certainly grew up in Crip neighborhood. Regardless he’s definitely a certified legend. Ice-T, N.W.A., and Dj Quik definitely brought gang life mainstream. I’ll never forget when I moved to Baltimore in 1981 I had a class picture from Raymond Avenue I showed my Baltimore cousins. They asked me what I was doing with my hands? I told them it was a gang sign. Mind you this is 1981 I was 12 years old. Nobody from the east coast knew nothing about gang life. And when Ice-T and everybody started talking about it people here was saying too me oh that’s what you were talking about way back then. It’s just amazing how far that culture has come. Proud to be from Cali. 79th and Vermont
Baltimore in the house.
"Miami Vice is small time L.A.s the big league/from the Rollin 60s to the Nickerson Gs/Pueblos/Grape Street this is what I see. The Jungles, the 30s. The VNGs...life in L.A. ain't no cup of tea" - Squeeze The Trigger which IMHO is the greatest "gangsta rap" song of all time.
In summer of 87 was 10 years old in Oakland singing this shit.....I ain't know a dam thing about L.A., let alone sets. Ice painted a picture...
Squeeze The Trigger is my favorite Ice T song
The government thought we were big time enough to send the military and feds full time to Miami in the 80's. Just saying.
Oh yeah he did say that
Flint Michigan in the house
@Last seen in Ski mask I can see you a lame. I didn't say that to debate with you clown. It's fact not fiction. Cocaine Cowboys wasn't a movie. You are probably from Idaho anyway dumb dumb😂😂😂
@Last seen in Ski mask and for the record Chicago is gang capital. Now go take the garbage out before your mother get mad😂😂😂
I remember that car wash Bruce Richardson had right there on Crenshaw around the corner from Crenshaw High School.
JStone remixed 6 in the morning.....that shit bang!!!!!
It's a trip never thinking I'd make it to 50 yrs, but remembering all of these cats from the mid 70's ti'll now, is a trip. My grandmother stayed at 6811 S. Haas Ave, we stayed on 78th & Budlong, Crazy D (ETG/ETH) & my family stayed on 52nd & Hoover & the same year we moved on 78th, they moved on 75th off of Raymond. My house was the spot while we were all kids (before the gangs set in), during the summer programs at Pepperdine, the carnivals that we had at Pepperdine, eating nonstop at Hamburger Henri's, bumming chili dogs from Art's... those were the days. Even my brother watches these videos, and his ass is doing 30 to life, but he's determined to be on here. He's Grape from 74 Hoova. I'm just glad to see cats still making it.
@@ladystyles1174 It was ETH & ETG at one time. Then they claimed one or the other.
@@Stankfunkmusic74 Crazy De was never from Hoover. He always been from ETG
@@ladystyles1174 Nah he grew up in an area where some 74's live too. Actually the 74 HCG and ETG were tighter than the 83 HCG and the ETG.
@@mrindianhair1719 I never said he was from Hoova, I said we stayed on 52nd & Hoover before both families moved. BUT... when ETG/ETH started up, cats were saying both names, the ETH of it filtered off. Names change, but the game remains the same. No different than the Slausons, the PBG's, the PBH's.... My family & D's family have known each other since 1971. No need to tell me who he never banged with, because I knew the nigga before he started bangin.
@Mister Logic Which one? He only went to four. lol
This Big U series is messin with the Monster series as Best video of Season 3.
#Competition!!!
my baby moms just caught me watching kev mac video now she think im crippin
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Kev Mac keep'em comin I cee wondering what happened to people I was locced up with cuz it broke my heart to find out killer Gene ain't with us no more 😥 💯 Kev Mac I have a picture of OG Herion Compton Crip SpookTown for the record for u to add to your media file how do I get u that picture
Reflections on BJ and Bruce bring back so many memories. I played Run Shoot and Dunk (Coach Weakley's basketball league) at Crenshaw with Big John and everybody that was anybody. The bleachers was BJ's office. He and his rich rollin crew would be there every day and they ALWAYS had a police scanner blasting in the background. The good old days!
That’s crazy Bruce and his pops ran Genius car wash on 52nd and Crenshaw I use to hang out up there after school admiring some of the Drug dealers that would come in there
Good interview 👍🏽
Much Love and respect ICE T a real dude he use to come to Chiraq and show Love he fucks with my pops Pops a real Westside Chiraq Legend
Big U series got to be in the top 5! Along with Lil Doc and Monsta
Facts!!!
Can’t forget big rebo “on the real”
Draws
Monster
Hawk
Lil Doc
Cutes
A.C
Big rebo, Jackamo, and to me bam is hot too....
Doc has stories
Solid gold the ride was raw bust a left turn was on Crenshaw.
I just listening to your documentary kev mac
I was just coming in like oh you did a lick 🤣🤣
This was a dope interview
God damnit you producing some good videos
6k in 30 mins Kev Mac on tha come up been a sub for a couple years other channels tryna cover LA gang history struggling out here. 💯
Kev MAC keep doing your thing brother
To the cats that keep saying what about the Usos or Samoans... pack outs ain’t considered a L... if anything it’s a W... if you got all your teeth, can walk, talk, etc... if that’s a L he took another 1 when he got jumped by the 83s when he was coming from jr High with his sister... pack outs ain’t a L especially if you don’t Run or cry your way out...
I went out swinging once...eyes closed but I was swinging🤣🤣
That was a W my bro... it’s some cats that lost they man hood for fear of being jumped
8 Samoan Security Guards Wrestled Him To the Ground then Called the Police
Heard they met up after but nobody want to speak on that...
@@djdarkseid6440 that Club had to Pay and Canceled the security contract with the Samoans and donated to Draws non profit org for the kids lol after all that......they had no clue who he was, but they found out later and made things right......
I used to be a kid sneaking to look at that album cover lol 💯
You know what Kev , Ice T could really clear up a lot important history ( mid 80’s ) on the 60’s too. I heard Big Mumpy mention him , Caz ( don’t know how you personally feel about dude ) and now Big U . I’ve T would be a great piece to add if that’s possible.
You on the Roll Bro good shit Kev on Big U. I would say Ice T was West side crip all day
Keep raising the bar Kev! U certified, let the role reverse and u get interviewed on your platform, sure u have some interesting stories too
i looked up too ice back then he was the man in music he was tha shit when i was in school back in 88 got out of school in 1990 I LISTEN TOO AMG /ICE LYNC MOBB /NWA / KING SUN /KAM PEACE TREATY/BUT COLORS WAS MY SONG I WANTED TOO GANG BACK THEN ALWAYS LOVED BLU TILL TODAY I WAS ONLY ONE FROM MY HOOD TO DRESS GANGBANERS STYULE AND HELD MY GROUND GOT ME THUR STILL KEEP MY HEAD HIGH UP LONG LIVE THE WEST JAHH MC EITH IS MY MUSIC TODAY
6 in the morning was too relatable to too many folks who got they doors kicced in or lived in fear of that. Once an artist's work is relatable, its over!
Ice T's wifey on that album cover & video......FIRE!!!!! Back in the day it was her and Vanity (check the Pretty Mess video) RIP for me!
I wonder what Big U thought about Spaceghost from 90’s heard he had hands too
The whole city know Ghost 😂👋👊👐
Big Ghost was a real squabbler..no feelings in the left fist
Spaceghost cwalking is knowing worldwide aha
Yep this series is up there with doc from East cost
whats up I know this gonna be a good one the 6 n da morning song is a classic I was just listening to that a few days ago im definitely looking forward to watching this peace
Been waiting on this one
Continued clocking freaks with immense posterior.
Rolling in a Blazer with the Louie interior 🎵
Where the L.A. OG's who remember Lalo's shop hooking up the interiors? Speak on it!
The intro 🔥 Keep it Up KMac
Buford was a twister for real, 46 nigga but weaved with all the 0’s
I was just watching an Icee T movie on Vudu for free it was good!
Ice T from NEWARK NEW JERSEY 💪🏽😤
Yea born there... He ain't representing new Jersey tho
He was raised in LA
A trip to the turf is a must this year, I feel more connected with the west culture, tbh. love from NC ✌🏾
KEVMAC you stay having a great interviews. Can you interview Tray Dee from LBC Insane Crips. Thank you for these great interviews. #FROMPHILLY
Ice t the first to put b's and c's on wax and letting the word know it wasn't no joke here in LA
The big homie Bruce wasn't from menlow. Big homie Bruce represented that W/S 65PL HUSTLAS Baby kansas ave to be exact that's who I paid attention to when I Growing Up On The Block good-looking out Kev Mac and Big U for putting some light on the big homie gone but never forgotten
In those lyrics Ice T says..”B Bops a pimp”..Wonder if he was referring to B Bop from the Jungles..( Carlos )..
Checking-In From St.Louis
There's a nigga blue he from St. Louis he look like me this one nigga told me
Ice T is the most respected rapper of the old skool
What is the song on the intro of the video,
?, it's 🔥🔥