Dance with the Devil, was real ?
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crazy to see even himgetting tense when asked about that track ... probably the single most impactful piece of hip hop I ever listened to
People don’t understand that a song like this a brutal but it’s the reality of that gang stuff everyone thinks makes them hard.
Real men have families and a good home to raise them in.
Bro that rape initiation thing is a 1/1000000 most initiations don’t even involve a murder
Not just gangs in particular. But society as a whole. Everyone wants to fit in and would do anything in the moment of wanting to be accepted from this group or tht group , until reality hits them and see they caught in a hole they ain’t gettin out of
@@popsclipos2901changes nothing
@@popsclipos2901yes ain’t no gang doing rape initiation. If that was the case yo whole hood would be greenlighted 😂
Dude the song was so sick even immortal cringed when he was asked about this song I feel everyone should listen to this song it show the darkness of the street and this was one of those song where people won't tell you just listen and get your reaction love ma man tech them old head were on a level of rap that can't be touched today
The "Love Story" sample makes Dance With The Devil even darker on top of Tech's lyrics.
Homie is our generations leader. We need more like him
Bro he rapped some girl 😂 wdym more like him
If this is your leader. I feel sorry for you, bud. Find better role models
@@diego-fl4zehe literally didn't lol watch the actual video
No we dont.
He said he was there when it happened.
Lyrical geniuses are so good for podcasts and interviews
I watched "why rappers stopped writing" a couple of hours ago. What a contrast. Thanks for real art, even if it hurts!
WOW! I would've asked about "You never know" also.
That's one of the saddest and depressing songs I ever heard.
I had the physical copy of the album back in the day. He said it was fictional. The album cover was dope & it came explanations of every song
@IncredibleJavier What did it say about that?
I cant wait for the full interview
So if a song of his can take a year to write, then its no wonder "The Middle Passage" had taken over a decade.
He can't top his previous work is what I'm guessing. I be waiting too lmfao. It's not coming out
@@deesee5929 I always figured "they" got to him. After all that revolutionary talk, when it came time to back it up, he didn't. Pretty much all these rappers are characters anyway.
@@mgtocrateezspeaks3971Who's they, the real rebels/renegades? The real gangs?
@@terrenceduarte5348 I'd imagine Big Brother, a.k.a., the powers that be. I'm sure when you make enough songs about deleting a POTUS and exposing corruption, it's only a matter of time before the spooks come a-knockin'.
Dance with the devil is the stuff of nightmares. It shocked me.
He raw storytelling type of rap reminds me of a venezuelan rapper called canserbero. Just pure storyteeling without too many gimmicks or tricks
My mom put me on to him 🇻🇪🇻🇪
0:28 his body language and just the way he said that he could actually take you to the building where the story happened is eerie and haunting.
I remember seeing this album cover at hip hop site in 99. I bought just cuz of it. I didn’t realize what a gym I had. When I heard dance with the devil , I tried not cry. I cried a little cuz it was so deep and the imagery was real cuz I understood what greed was about not grom only whst I’ve done, but the greed of why some of my friends and family are no longer here with me
First off how does an Immortal Technique/American Cholo interview happen?! Second everyone is always fascinated with "Dance With The devil"
I was always intrigued by "You Never Know" two years fresh out of High School in the L.A. Harbor Area got turned on to this east coast Brother via DFR (Divine Forces Radio) with Fidel Rodriguez 90.7 fm KPFK Los Angeles 98.7 fm Santa Barbara DFR was an "Underground Hip Hop" show Friday nights it was a great show with great knowledge with guests like Immortal Technique, David Ick, Dr Sebi etc...
“You never know” is deep.
You Never Know still gets me in the heart. Such a beautifully written and tragic tune.
Okay i dont know if anyone is even gonna see this comment or bother to read it but...
On the low, i have always taken this song seriously as it just genuinely sounded like it was from personal experience. Whether or not it was a true story from someone elses perspective or entirely fiction or a straight up confession in the form of a song, i would have believed it whatever the case was.
No judgement or anything and i mean the point i am driving at here is that the song is powerful and despite the twisted nature of what was happening in the story, it is very very real and to my knowledge there is nothing else quite like it.
Now the reason i say that ive always been under the impression that the song is....the real deal..is because of that line where he says something like "the story that im telling is true, cuz i was there when billy jacobs and i raped his mom too"
I KNOW that those are probably not at all the correct lyrics lol but for the record, thats what it sounded like to me and honestly i never checked the actual lyrics i just kinda rolled with it
he threw that in there also “he prolly standing next to one of you at my shows” to make it even more impactful but he wasn’t actually there. but it is based on true events with certain things changed
"Cuz I was there with Billy Jacobs & I raped his mom too"
I can only imagine the ppl who grew up in Harlem and hearing him say they started dying one by one and them being like oh he's tallokg about so and so
Those folks shouldn’t be remembered
You've defo never been to harlem
@@sgt_chugganuggzand I doubt you were never in Harlem in the 90s and early 2000s
@@BoostedH giving my profile says im english youd be correct
the young bucks in the 90s in Harlem their parents had to go through the 70s. If you know anything about Harlem in the 70s this story makes sense.
We don't need leaders clowns! We need to start thinking for ourselves and we haven't We lazy always expect someone else. All the info this dude provided its outh there.
Damn, this sent shivers down my spine.
Shout out to Judge for bringing Tech writing material. 💪🏼
His voice is sooo scary
It really is. It’s haunting.
Was it because hes made a deal with devil? Like in the song
This is the hardest story line I've heard in a while
There’s dancing with the devil version in San Antonio heard that for years
where’s the full interview?
You ever find it?
Shout out to the natative American
" Gotta lota heart homie " you coming out? ". Thats from American me ending when. Main character is killed , after lil puppet was killed scene
He is coming in Greece for the first time this week and I can’t wait 🇬🇷🇬🇷
Praying you survive 🙏
@@Landon.Hill3 it was maybe the best live I ever been and he seemed to loved us and I hope he will come again next year ✊🏼🙏🏼✊🏼
Its powerful.!
The song is 100 percent fantasy 😂
Don’t mess with dark side G
If billy jacobs is real then, he going to jail
He jumped off a building dumbass
billy jacob is dead tho
Wow wow
i was in bad step in the street , once i jump , who now is the husband of my sisters , karma get you , do weel ,
So in the song he says he was there and raped that women is that true orrr every one not hearing that
Emo Tech is a clown
So it’s made up
its not made up, its based on a true story he just wasnt involved
ain’t made up. It’s a real story that happened and he made a song about it.
Personification of a low attention span
its its own story inspired by true ones, the black market is a dangerous place to involved in.
Well at least they go what they deserved