B-Real on Why He Didn't Claim His Blood Set in His Music (Part 6)
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- Опубликовано: 25 июл 2020
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In this clip, B-Real spoke about making a choice not to rep Bloods in his music. He explained that he didn't want to ruin opportunities or cause problems for Sen Dog, Mellow Man Ace, or the other members of Cypress Hill. B-Real added that they came to get him to do music with them and he also wanted to show people that there was a way out of the gang life. 
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Key sentence was “I had homies who gave af”.
When he said that I was thinking he's pretty lucky that he had the homies he did, a lot of other people would have discouraged their friend from pursuing bigger things cause they want them to continue struggling like everyone else. For them to have his back like that, those are good people right there.
B Real is a real one, broke down perfectly how this gang shixt goes, everyone thinks it’s one big family but there’s cliques amongst cliques and that’s why no one wins
Exactly
B-Real is a buster. How you gonna originate from a "Blood" set but when he beefed with Cube he tried to incite violence between blacks and Latinos. legendary buster smh
The Italian mob at least originally in the days of lucky Luciano did it right. It was run like a real business and everyone knew their role and the role of those up the ladder. If gangs could ever get to that level of operation there would be no stopping them.
Pee Wee doesn’t make sense to me being hip hop is Black culture with everybody tryin to infiltrate it lol
@@pfeiffdog0811 R.I.C.O................. bmf was run fairly tight from a pure outside perspective at least.
"Whatever happens to me, I chose this."
I wish 69 and his fans can fully grasp that.
If my homie tried to kill me my baby momma and mother, robbed , finessed and treated like trash I wouldn't think twice about staying silent for them and take the fall for them ??? When they played him like that??
Take the fall for them so you wont be branded a snitch??
Screw them!!!
Coming from a non 69 fan.
Totally understand why he did what he did.
@@xXxGordO241xXx Again, he chose all of that.
Right at the end of the day you are responsible for the choices u make but because nobody has accountability these days a lot of dudes won’t get that
@@hiphoprbloverjon9180 and again.
His homies CHOSE to do that.
Goes both ways sunshine.
The betrayal sais alot.
Oh what you gonna take the fall for some dumb stuupid idiots who tried to kill and rob you????
If you say you would that's just a crock of shish.
@@xXxGordO241xXx Who was over 20 years old and decided to join a gang for clout again?
We need a GOOD Cypress Hill documentary !
Yes we do bro! Definitely!! .. .. .. And to the other homie, you’re right!! Megan is a butter face .. .. .. lol .. .. 💯💯💯💯💯
Facto
Bart it's coming by the end of this year or beginning of next....Cypress Hill working on it keep an eye out. B-Real/Cypress Hill 4 Life!
@@iz5924 nice!! Thank you!
I heard they are working on one
B-Real just seems like a good dude. He seems to have the type of personality where he can make friends right away with anybody. Good interview so far.
random as hell but, I live in Alaska and he came thru to perform.....he stayed at the hotel I worked at and I served him a burger...one the most humble legends I've ever met 💯💯💯
This dude a legend. He has proven it by his longevity in the game. He paved the way for a lot of other dudes.
The song where he says giving up the family up and down central is called "Let it rain". Not throw your set in the air. Now in the throw your set video. Right before the chorus comes on you see him throw up the family F sign.
Never look back my dude unless 100% needed life is tough but it’s what we make of it at end of the day .
Absolutely agree with you 💯
This is what an og told me fuck a Benz and fuck a rollie life is what you make it homie
The past is for cowards
@@binkyana what does that mean?
B Real voice when he talks compared to when he raps is some trippy shit....
I hear you fam, that nasal technique of his is sick af! To be honest nobody else could pull that shit off without sounding stupid...B-Real is the only one that does it well and to perfection!
He didn't want to rap that way but the other guys would only allow him join the group if he used that voice.
@@tlig word! Read about that. It actually helped him create a niche for himself. Dope MC
@@amanialex8235 Shock G also has amazing nasal technique.
"Sen Dog you can't rap from the guts, and B-Real sounding like he got baby nuts". Sorry, had to do it.
I remember back when people said guys like him were bad influences, but little did know.....and from where I’m standing we need people like him because I think a lot of ma’fuckers missed and need that message 🤘🏻
He can flow for sure made the best decision. I grew up insane in the brain and took a hit from the hills bong before I ever had my own. Much love from this 90's kid.
CAUSE B-Real IS REAL!
Dude don’t need to tell his business to sell records . Goofy ass rap guys of today need to learn that
💯 Say it again for the suckas in the back.
Facts 💯💯💯
Nah dj quik was banging and he repped it on records. Ain't nothing goofy bout it relax.
Naw if they could they would. The record labels weren't really having that back then
NO SHIT!! HES A REAL LATIN BLOOD!🔥😈🔥..SHIT THERE SOME SCARY DUDES IN PERSON..GANGS ARE BIG IN LOS-ANGELES, CALIFORNIA!..\CYPRESS-HILL/!!🔥😈🔥💪💪
Obviously, he wasn't an OG shot-caller serial killer type Gangbanger. But he was on the frontlines for a certain amount of time and turned his life around when he saw the opportunity to do it. That is what 99% of the gangbangers wish for in their heart. They want to get out. The guy who dissed him for doing that was a cold-blooded murderer who got killed by his own gang, because he treated them like shit as well. So think about it, who made the right decision here? There is no honor and retirement plan in gangbanging. The dissing was because of envy.
@@balthazarbratt8194 Sinister/Timothy Johnson. Google his name on the LA Times Homicide Report or put it in RUclips.
@@Woopwoop65 *Sinister* that bloods rapper??
WhoopWhoop link it
@@Woopwoop65 I just watched the documentary on that.
@@keefdreadstarr3648 Yes him and B-Real were from the same yet.
“I had homeys that gave a fuck” that hit me so hard. I lost so many guys after telling them they can be whatever they want in life. This little interview has me in tears. I wish more of us would give a fuck.
I like how he comes off as a everyday family man and he a whole banger
Thank you vlad I love your channel bro and I grew up on cypress hill excellent interview, my son does music now GLDNI is his name and I want him to watch this. Thank you and God bless bro!!!!
He STILL looks the same! Even with the splash of white in his goatee...
I apologize for that young Lady.
@@naturallaw1733 Facts !! I'm FAR from a simp, but it ain't even bout that. Now more than ever disrespecting Sistas is NOT what's up !!
@@lukekhalid896
I get it. we're Guys thinking with the wrong head sometimes. but Girls can't always understand that so sometimes an apology must be given.😊
@@naturallaw1733 Word !! I know I replied to you, but I'm with you 100%. My response was really for those other cats, not you Bro.
CHUUCH
Luv this clip! THANK YOU B!
This would be amazing if he did the b-real voice during the whole interview
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You mean to tell me when he raps he makes that funny ass voice like a character? I thought that was what he sounded like in real life and I thought b real and the funny voice dude was two different ppl 🤦 you learn something new everyday 🤷
Dope interview so far
Hes on point, smart and very Versatile in his wording..i would have Never thought given that stigma on stoners...love b real
B-Real kickin' knowledge to the people, I hope they listen.
"Los jóvenes tienen el deber de defender su Patria con las armas del Conocimiento."
"The youth have a duty to defend their country with weapons of knowledge."
- Pedro Albizu Campos
Damn I’m kinda surprised a lot of people didn’t know B-Real was a Blood. I knew that as kid growing up in the 90’s, my older cousins got me into Cypress Hill.
Same here
Maybe they didn't have a cousin who got them into it, what the fuck surprises you?
I didn't know until the beef with Cube and Mack 10 said it in the diss King of the Hill
But then again I really wasn't into Cypress except their first album which was dope
All the Blacks in LA knew he was from Swans. The word trickled down from there. It wasn't no secret he just didn't bang on wax. He just made dope music.
That’s dope! Good homies go along way.
Gangs have destroyed america and now they are glamorized like it cool to be in a gang LA is crap because of it. Cant wear certain colors and if your even a civilian you still can be killed. That is the dumbest shit ever
@Rangi Kino you kidding gangs have spread like wild fire all over cities in the United states now we have bloods crips and so forth in every city. And ms13 is causing a load of trouble and the east coast is now full of gangs that 25 years ago were never in the city like New York and philly and so forth. So people are seeing all the b.s. that gang brings to a city.
mel bias I agree to a certain point. That’s why I said “good homies” for some kids the neighborhood is the only family they get. Remember they started gangs for protection from outsiders. Not justifying it but it is what it is.
I heard Eazy diss bloods back in the day. It was probably like 1989. It was one those 900 numbers where they charge you per minute to talk to NWA. He said something like "we dont tell you what to do or not to do. You can be a crip or that other thang if you want."
Before the truce in '92
Kush & Hennessy I wish yella had gotten some unused Eazy E vocal and made a real song out of it
He says (we ain’t telling you to be a crip or that other thang whatever that is). An that’s on straight off the streets of muthafucking Compton. It’s the last song when yella is starting it off roger trout man on the hook.
@@TheMrgt27 ok I didn't know. I first heard it 89 when I was in the 8th grade. First and only 1-900 number I ever called. My father said what is this on the phone bill!!
I'm really glad to hear this.
These B-Real vids are too short!
Soon as a musician gets specific, the homies think they are owed something.
Damn b-real the more I hear you in these videos the more I’m like “damn, this mfk REAL!” 🧐😅😎
B-Real mentioned the Neighborhood Swans on the song 'The Last Assassin'
B Real The Legend
His name fits him perfect ha. I appreciate his honesty.
Need that quik interview! He put Compton on the map
???
I thought NWA put Compton on the map
Eazy E and NWA did that.
MIX MASTER SPADE PUT COMPTON ON THE MAP... BEFORE NWA💯✊🏿😎
@@alishabazz5905 They Dont Bout RIP Spade,King Tee
@djvlad u should interview the Boo Yaa tribe, they may've been before Quik actually
He ain't no banger on record. He a banger on tha streets. Who is blessed to entertain on tha mic.
He says that line on Let It Rain, not Throw Your Set In The Air.
“Real G’s move in silence like lasagna”
That's cool that they didn't try to discourage him from doing something positive.
I must say that "if you will" is a very popular phrase...
“And being good at it, (if you will)”.....
Legendary luv from brooknam
sounds like he had a better support system than i had.
Glad he went with the tunes.
We need a dj quik interview !
Need a full berner interview. And get Diabolic on here asap!!
Gangs fill a vacuum. They fill a need. But what happens when you want more ? Maybe you want to live stress free. Maybe you might want a happy family life, a nice home, or longevity .
One of my favorite groups
Central and San pedro is swanns? I'm literally on 22nd and San pedro right now which is one street over its basically Huntington park now his section. If you from the area you know what I'm trying to say.... Without saying it.
Also shouted out his set in the verse “East side family, nigga. What ya wanna do”. The song was Ice Cube killa by cypress hill
That is why Eazy E mostly never put his Crip affiliation on wax and kept gang poltics out of his record label.
That's what's up💯
I always wondered why...
Cypress Had Beef with
Kid Frost and Lighter Shade of Brown...
And DJ Quik and his whole camp of homies...?
@Immersive VR Lighter Shade of Brown tried to go at Eazy that's why Toker said that right?
Good man.
B Real is dope. I was a Spanish major in college. I was weighing out bags listening to Latin Lingo. haha. Loved that disc.
Then I do remember Black Sunday coming out. Man I had it really going on growing the killer smoking huge blunts of hydro. I got on the deans list and was smoking all the time and everything. My buddy was failing. He was like wtf?!? Those were fun times.
We need that DJ Quik interview vlad!!.....wussup!!?
Quik to real for this
Much respect
interview yourself vlad..
Fuck wat he has to say. The chuck one's a good watch cause he won't let the nigga interrupt him
Exactly bruh wth
It's glad bruh
This needs to be viral. Wish the young folks knew the difference between doing music and gang banging
Officer Vlad wants to reopen the case 😂😭
The first three Cypress Hill records are untouchable to me.
Salute to your homies for real... That's how it was in my old hood too. For the most part the gang didn't fuck shit up with people with a bright future in THEIR hood. Some here and there did... like my one homie with over a 3.5 GPA and out of nowhere he walking down the street yelling 7 Mile down
I love the contrast between his rap and speaking voice. Prince was the same way
He is so fuckin dope! Cypress Hill 🎶 changed the game! Legendary lane 🐐 B-Real is still 🤴
He's speaking facts. How many up and coming artists have been killed? Not saying it's them claiming their set in their music, but they try to live that life 24/7 instead of knowing the business side of the music and getting lost in that "I'm here for a good time and not a long time" mentality.
I'm 34... My first hip Hop tape... Black Sunday Cypress Hill.... Love you boys..
Lets just BE REAL here…B-real is really that….REAL🎯💯👌
If anyone is interested, b-real get his shades from a spot called Black Flys, as well as the other guys in cypress
Officer Vlad 👮♂️: So, which Blood set are you affiliated with?
He even Know the Exact Set more than Breal barley Could remember 👮🏻♀️😂
Undisputed king of kush right there. Cypress hill was the reason the 90s was smoking
Yo would love to have a bong with B, we got some good weed in Australia 🇦🇺
Sinister b real diss track went hard lol.
I heard it was an unspoken code in LA for rappers not to mention their sets or talk shit about enemy sets because it was a way of avoiding a bunch of shit getting started on the streets
That’s a lie. The dog pound
Was screaming rollin 20s and sixties all day
@@Ktaurus26 damn you in the archives bro, this shit from 2 years ago, anyways I was talking about a few years before DPG and them came out
There's that old saying "Gangstas move in silence" everything you need to know about a real G.
Good advice! Use music as a vehicle to get away from that shit. Mixing the two together defeats the point.
The Chronic might be the greatest rap album of all time...but Cypress Hill made the first rap album talkin bout smokin weed. And that shit was a classic too.
Facts
"Check it out ese, you're looking at the jefe
Of that cliqua with the big bad trece"
Cypress - Locotes
Mugs
I didn’t get how they claimed 13 alongside Bloods
"They ain't even Mexican ese"
@@grizzly_city9319 half cuban half mexican
Thats what im talkn about hella confused
Imagine breal on the first bangin on wax album.💊👽💉
Why he rep surano in the vidio on his face?????? After that no more local bay shows for years
Jay Rock is one of the few gang related rappers that don't rap too much about his set.
Respect to OG B- Real.
You must not listen to jay rock lol he definitely repped his set
@@wildsidetv313 He Rep his set, but not in every fucking song or brag about it everytime, like others goofy gang rappers.
Respect dawg b real
Temples of Boom still stands up today.
Can you please do a mellow man ace interview?
Back then nobody really said where they were from. The record labels back in the early 90's wouldn't allow it.
Humans Grow.. Caterpillar 2 Moth...I use that example, reason B, moths always go towards the Light B4 death..I'm a well established adult.. still got luv 4 my hood and homies. Inglewood WestSide Queen Street Blood..But growth cant b dodged..it's a definite natural process.. Mentally sum don't wanna accept that.. Much luv Blood 4 doing this interview..U R B -REAL!
I respect b-real for that yell
I go to Jr. High in Wyoming by the mountains. I live in a suburb. Would it be ok if I claimed tree top bloods though I have never been to LA?
NO
Nice ..b real...positive..
Cypress Hill definitely one of the best groups out of the late 90's and early 2000's. Shout out to B Real for not glamourising gang banging in his songs
They been out since the early 90s bruh
@@Blackrage843 Yes your correct they been around since 1988 thanks for the insight
@@Dakatari no problem
Finding out that be real was a gang banger blood in 2020 is crazy
i know that before
Its smarter to leave it a mystery and appeal to the masses. CYPRESS is loved by all bcuz they represent la raza
I didn't know who was banging until Mac 10. Then everything else fell into place about who was active when you go down the rabbit hole. Different time, different mentality
Familyz gang 🤟🏿👌🏿
"I’m not an N.W.A, I ain’t yet, I’m on my way
To the top of the tree, for C.M.W. to see" Real Doe DJ Quik
Underground mixtapes from the late '80's.
He also gave hints on "Loked out hood."
@@tedav4543 the red tape..i actually like that tape more than any quik's official albums
@@OGGOAT23 I liked it, but Quik had so many albums I fucked with back then.
Balance and Options, Safe and sound and Way 2 Fonky are albums I still listen to every once in awhile.
B real is a latino blood
Cuban are puerto rican he
Smart he played in smooth
Still alive never been to prison
Yeah from a black blood set
He's mexican and cuban, he talks about his dad being from Mexico in this interview
I can’t believe I never knew b real was a blood before the music
I would love to hear b real on a hook on hard beat with j rock or Kendrick Lamar
This man & my uncle changed my life. Im English...my uncle gave me the black sunday tape in i wanna say 1994? Those two are the reasons i love hip hop! Now i'm 32 wonderin wtf this bullshit music is that keeps playin the last 15 odd years
True to his name
The labels wouldn't allow artist to rep they set back then. They did it subliminally
How bout a Daddy X interview from
Kottonmouth Kings?
Id like to hear his side of the story...