Chris Rivers Says NO ONE Stayed In Contact With Him After His Father (Big Pun) Passed (Full Episode)
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- Опубликовано: 7 фев 2025
- Chris Rivers and his mother Liza Rios (the widow of Big Pun) join me on this episode. They speak about being homeless and living in a shelter after Big Pun passed away. Chris Rivers also speaks on dealing with depression, mental illness and dealing with the pressure of having to provide for his family at 8 years old. Chris Rivers also speaks on doing press and interviewers only asking him about his father. There is much more to this episode. So I think you should give this a listen and share it to your social media accounts. Also share it with your friends and loved ones who might be dealing with depression.
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Puerto Ricans were not messing with black people in the beginning of hip hop
Doggie this interview helped me Dog. I thank you for the transparency. I was sitting in a hotel and had the same experience by myself and looked in the mirror and said " Im fresh but I hate myself" I did somthing right but what did I do wrong...Wife Kids My lyrics and Passions all came in front of me having personal accountability 1st.. Im a Veteran...
salute
H H how if we are black
Pun's 20th Anniversary is next year.
If you can, tell them. Reach out to the Bronx councilman Ricky Torres for the Float. They can give out rubber bands and swear bands to promote mental and physical health.
It should be in the Puerto Rican day Parade and festivals.
That float is a great idea.
S/o too you for keeping hip hop essence alive.
Chris Rivers a son of a Legend but still is his own man Respectively
He is a legend
@@seanhdhdjd666 who his son? 🤣🤣. Legend is a easy title to get with you lol. He is no closer to making a hit track today then he was 20 years ago . How is that a legend?
Chris Rivers does keep the Legacy of Big Pun.
He spit str8 fire
Daaaammmmnnnn he look like this father!!!! I always was surprised at how many so called hip hop heads slept on Pun...he was a BEAST!!!!
Pun was the truth 💯💯💯💪🏾
This talk of depression is really helpful. There are so many people struggling that will find a way out of their struggle through listening to this.
Pun’s son is super impressive, not just as an artist but just a genuine dude with a great head on his shoulders. Really rooting for him to accomplish all his dreams. Hope for the best for him in life.
This is one of the realest interviews I’ve seen in a long time 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
@ DoggieDiamondsTV and Chris Rivers, this was one of the REALEST interviews I’ve listened to. Not many men can really come in tune with who they truly are and are scared to face their reality. Happy that you took control of “YOU”. People need to hear this more but mostly people need to PAY ATTENTION. RESPECT! ✊🏾
Peace to him and Scott La Rock Jr.
🔥 interview , RIP PUN THE BEST TO EVER DO IT !! Much luv to doggie diamonds for giving the family of the late great PUN a platform so they can be heard and keeping PUN'S legacy relevant.
This was an excellent inner view Doggie. You're much appreciated brother!
Great interview! I wish this man the very best. Nice to hear Doggie talk about his struggles as well.
Its crazy how doggy diamonds, and chris rivers are so relatable to what I went through when I was younger. Mental health and being poor is hard enough but being fat makes it even harder. Respect best interview ive seen in a while
@@felipemarin1011 damn bro thanks for sharing that. Im living good as well now but you're right anything is possible, and I never forget all the times I was ready to give up but believed in myself. But peace a story like your's always inspires me being that im only 26. Its good to see people make it without selling drugs and killing, because thats all I seen as a way out when I was younger. But I realized that shit is bs
Nov 10 my b day twin thats how i always remembered !! True scorpio 🙏🏾🙏🏾
This young brother is very intelligent and he really sees through the bull. I really hope he makes it in what ever he dose!!!
My heart goes out, cause my 24 yr old son recently told me he had that burden hanging over his head since he was 5-6 yrs old...I had to wake up and snap out of my depression and lack of income and show my son that I'll be ok and that he can focus on the legacy he's now building...Day by day, moment by moment....1Love
Chris Rivers is so humble & mature for his age. Someone who knows what he wants and has a lot of talent. Chris was spot on when talking about the difficulty of his a parent and depression. I can totally relate to his struggle. Rest in peace to Big Pun and God bless his family!
I like him as a person.. He is transparent and Nice on the Mic... Pun is in my top 20...The 1st Pun album changed my perspective on lyracism. I was 18 when that album came out and I remember the singles/ samplers and instramentals. Pun in my opinion was the one who bought the East Coast back via DMX, Mobb Deep, Wu Tang, Lyricist Lounge underground movement, Bad Boy, Jay Z and Pun etc.. No particular order respectively... When Pun died we all was hurt..
Pun was the pioneer of owning your own
Appreciate you for this Interview DD, everybody dropped Gems. Chris Rivers definitely slept on, he nice with it like Pops! Y'all support the young brother, he spit fire...Bless up
Powerful interview shout the Rios family & Doggie..Your journey made you an amazing men my brothas..continue to elevate & bless the people with your talent!!..I will definitely be revisiting this interview so many Gems!!!
Pun would still be bodying everybody now if he was alive.
Very articulate, your dad would have been proud!
Excellent video, I wish Chris Rivers & his family happiness & success...
Like father like son. Well spoken, intelligent and mad charismatic! RIP Pun. Top ten yo!!
Such an incredible interview. So much very important information in this discussion. This one needs a ton more views. Thank you.
I like how doggie diamonds does interviews. Pure class!
Gotta love his whole frequency ..... Young bol you're everything to us boricuas .....we must protect him at all costs 🙏🙏💫💫
Chris Rivers has a level of maturity, integrity & a deep knowledge of self that few people in life, MUCH LESS other artists & people in the industry can claim. That alone will have people not wanting to be around him or help him because it honestly makes them realize their own shortcomings. Chris may be unsure of certain things about himself, we're ALL human, but he is secure in himself as an individual & secure people ALWAYS make insecure people feel uncomfortable. Personally, I feel like he's too good for what the culture has turned into. I don't give two shits about his gap or weight (I mean your health is your wealth so I get it) but his maturity & self awareness is a SERIOUS turn on & makes him sexy AF!!
I literally got emotional listening to this. Man, this interview was empowering. Thank all of you guys for being so authentic and true to yourselves.
Yoh this cat is Dangerous he should be getting Mad help and Mad Love from all these people in the Music industry no way in the world him and his Mom's and his sister should have been in a shelter 1 day of their lives no way, he's going to make it Big I was listening to the people that called in they wasn't lying he's Nice as Hell and thank's to Sway for giving him a chance to shine and his head is in the right place🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥that's him straight fire
Very good interview king D. Diamonds!!!!! Building and elevating!!! Adding on to the knowledge with wisdom through wisdom bringing about great understanding!!!! Nuff respect to Chris rivers!!! Very intelligent young man!!!
He's very articulate & humble. I hope he finds success
Respect young man, he inherited his skills!
I missed this interview glad I caught up now. Pun was greatness and it’s clear that Chris has taken up the mantle. Much respect to Liza for holding it down over the years. Shout out to DD for always coming through with the pivotal interviews.
😍😍😍
This is one of the greatest interviews of all time blessings to Liza CJ and Diamond's nuff respect...
For the last fucking Time Puerto Ricans are blacks that speak Spanish European Native Americans Africans makes Puerto Rican’s damn Just because your skin is lighter than most don’t mean nothing
Ur closer to mexican than black
@@justinjones5302 mexicans black too fool
I KNOW THAT MEXICANS WILL SAY THIER BLACK BEFORE A PUERTO RICAN OR DOMINICAN I KNOW THEY'RE MY NEIGHBORS AND THEY LET ME KNOW THIS CONSTANTLY
R. I. P. TO BIG PUN, ONE OF THE BEST TO BLESS THE MIKE, UNDENIABLE LEGEND!!!
So much lessons from this
Hell yea Big Pun is a legend.
Big pun was definitely a legend and his pen game was above average.
That's a whole fact
Wow what an amazing human Chris Rivers is.much love from Australia bruv
Pun son is very well mannered and very well spoken with such high vocabulary quality
Looks like a puerto rican method man
This is one of the dopest interviews I’ve seen in a long time. Shout out to Doggie Diamonds for interviewing Chris Rivers and talking about real stuff. This was the first time that I saw Chris Rivers as CHRIS RIVERS and not as “the son of Pun.”
this dudes perspective on things is phenomenal
I'm glad I finally watched this interview this kid is pretty sharp and we'll spoken big up to you to D.D. good interview
His son has a real good head on his shoulders. It's a shame more people in the industry that knew his father can't help him out more
Dope conversation..Doggie you inspire n motivate me after watching how sharp you were on Drink Champs n hearing how you prepared for that n now hearing how you visioned the way you wanted to look, and you kept it to yourself and got to it.. I love positive ppl , it’s great to be different..exercise,fasting,and reading these things will keep you mentally healthy
One of the best interviews i ever seen... and i´ve seen a lot!!!
NO SUCH THING AS A PUERTO RICAN RACE, THAT IS A CULTURE.
Puerto Rican is a race, coño
@@IAmDrewselum facts
@@IAmDrewselum 😉
It's an ethnicity
Let's be real. The Nuyoricans that were there From Day One, were AfroLatinos. Let's stop acting like the majority of Puerto Ricans are not more associated with Africans than Europeans. So YES, Hip-Hop IS "Black Culture", And I can say that because I've been around IN NYC before Hip-Hop even started. And if Puerto Ricans in Hip-Hop DISAGREE than they need to STOP saying "Nigga". Peace.
Any Latino from ANY of those Latin Caribbean islands who does not know that they themselves are descendants of the slaves from Africa that were dragged there by Columbus IN ADDITION TO the indigenous Taino Indians that were already there have no idea who they are as a people & need to get a history lesson forreal. Far too much ignorance & denial of self in my Latin community. It pisses me off that we are so proud but want to not only deny our actual ancestry but also deny our people who weren't born on the island proper (Puerto Ricans are notorious for that shit), like WTF are you proud of exactly?? No wonder we can't get ahead of anything - don't get me started!!
It is black becauseHip hop music was invented by a black person kool herc and others pr was there even some dr writing graff break dancing all that they also attributed to hip hop from beginning n was there. but its for those ignorant who act like latins are trying to be like something or bite they part of it. the term "Hip Hop" was made popular by Wonder Mike a puerto rican in the sugar hill gang.
@@FightMang36 You're WRONG. The term came from COWBOY(GMF Furious 5) Grandmaster Caz (who WROTE for Sugarhill) and Busy Bee (depending on who you chose because they all said it in their verses). And again, The Culture of Hip-Hop revolves around The Black Community and DJ'ing. EVERY ETHNIC GROUP was doing Graffiti and B-Boying came AFTER the Park Jams and Rec Room Parties were Already in effect. THROUGHOUT NYC, not just The Bronx. I KNOW because I was THERE.
Again, the "Latinos" who participated in the Early Days were intertwined WITH "African Americans yet only a FEW were open to participating. The rest remained dedicated to Salsa, which itself is more Afro CUBAN than Afro-Rican.
Word.
Capitol Punishment is and has always been in my top five all time albums. He stood in the ring with Black Thought and didn’t get out shined. Artist then or now really don’t want any part of that. “It pays to be amazingly flavory”.
He outshined Black thought.
THIS IS AN AMAZING INTERVIEW!!!!!!!!!!
Chris I play your dad often. He was such a inspiration and crazy awesome find in my early hip hop discovery days.
Def makes a top 50 list of mine and he would be low on that list. R.I.P Pun
I loved this interview.
Much success to you both.😇😇
It's crazy how big & pun both names Christopher lmao
It's a very common name.
Big Pun is def legendary. But, i must argue that the ones responsible for honoring him on his death day or birthday is hip hop and also the latin community. The black community and hip hop dont play when it comes to biggie and pac. Puns family, fat joe as well as remy and others who were around him, should do more to honor him.
I swear.....Pun and Biggie's impact was so grand, and so fast, that it feels like they were out 10-15 years.
What a great episode to watch!
Chris rivers knows his craft and speaks very intellectually. rip pun
chris rivers story is mines too. i think god made me listen to this. i was finna cry. just for him been brave enough to tell this. i am going to listen to his albums and mixtapes now. and support him.
Great interview.. well done.
Doggie's BEST conversation, by far!!!!
Liza.. you did a phenomenal job with your children!
I've been listening to hip hop for +25 years and Big Pun is for sure one the best rappers ever - lyrics, flow, voice, deliver, etc
Keep making your mom and pops proud!
Chris I appreciate you speaking from your soul and touching on certain topics. I have more respect for you as an individual. Much blessings and peace to you bro💪🏾
A legend is just someone who people talks about consistently... they can be dead or alive.. they can have small output or large output. They can be good or bad. They just have to keep their names ringing in the community that they're in. That's what makes them a legend.
He's very articulate . His mother raised him very well !
Damn, you can tell mom dukes has been through some shit. I've been rooting for Chris Rivers for years, and really want to see this kid blow up.
You can see da joy n smiles on his face n stay positive bro River
Shout Chris rivers for holding up his pops legacy with great poise .... Fat Joe should be ashamed of himself
it may be along time ago, but watching this touched my heart, just wanted to say big up to doggie diamond beautiful content, thank you very much bro
Big Pun is definitely a Legend RIP one of my favorites
Such an intelligent and well-spoken young man. Big Pun would have been proud. Also he's got his father's legendary skills.
I'm black and Pun was as important as Biggie to me and if he stayed alive Emenim wouldn't be as big to me
Emerge Matic yes he would whites will always support em
@@8deuce1tv-eh7zn he couldn't get a break in fast rap at that time pun was the man in fast rap the white boys tatted pun on their arms I was there were you there Pun was better than damn near everybody at that time no lie he came out and went platinum with his album off one single em took a little bit longer to blow pun shit went like this two Singles at one-time a remix video boom platinum em played around with rawkus on the underground got dissed by Akaneli ,came back with the outsiders and then got with Dre naw man Pun shit straight to the top Chinese my folks blacks white it's everybody liked that dude he keep getting more famous so by the time my name is came out Em started to blow but right after pun died all these other rappers could eat more just like when biggie left mad MCs could breathe facts I like the Trump diss em is great but not when pun was around
Emerge Matic facts 🔥❤️
No disrespect to Pun, but when people say "he was the first Latin rapper to go platinum," do they mean solo artist only? Because Cypress Hill did it first in 1991 with their debut album. I mean, they are a group, so I was just wondering.
True that!
💯
1st solo still made history
There talking about single artist to go platinum. Cyperes hill is a group.
When I first heard pig pun. I thought he was just rapping fast but wasn't making any sense. But everything he was saying made sense. That's real talent right there. Not many rappers can accomplish that.
Chris is a very intelligent dude well spoken dad would have been proud
i watched this from beginning to end. great interview !
Big Puns the best rapper throughout every Nationality of the Hispanic people hands down!
Thanks for sharing your weight loss journey with us Doggie that shit was inspiring. Great interview as well
Well spoken young man♥️
Ain’t no should be there. He is there. Not only is he top 50. He is to 10 of all time. Not just his era. ALL TIME❗️
Word... Let's keep his name alive...
Saw Pun live before he passed! Chris is a spitting image of him.
Excellent interview. I'm so glad to catch this. Heading over to iTunes to sub there automagically. Peace!
We need to have a movie of big pun😮
Absolutely
Best, realist, and important interview I needed to watch. Thank you
Who puerto rican / new yorican turn this thumb blue for the BORIS PUÑETA!!!!! R.I.P PUNISHER💯
GREAT INTERVIEW WATCHED THE WHOLE THING
good luck chris you deserve recognition and fame for your talent
S/o to Doggie Diamonds for this interview. I loved Big P.u.n. and he was a Scorpio. November 10, 1971 to February 7, 2000.
Pun was one of the top Lyricists of all time but doesn't get recognized or mentioned as much as he should. Ihe is better than top 50, he is definitely top 15.
LOVE this interview. ❤❤❤
Thats messed up that his dad made all that money for other rappers still living and dont try to help his son make money pull some strings in the business what greedy people we have in this world people are so fake
Black and latinos started rap in the bronx..we have to salute hip hop for being the biggest genre. But look at all the ppl hip hop feeds from manager, execs, assts. A&rs camra men , podcasters. Hip hop is king yeah black and latinos are the heads of it so proud of what my ppl done
First group came from philly. Ppl never speak of this
@@djmaze1473 The first rapper was out of New York, I can only assume the first groups were from New York, who is this group from Philly so I can research thanks✌
Detroit We Won further research says a Bronx guy made it. I was misinformed
Chris is being modest... Pun has always been in my top 5 even when he was alive. Been listening to Capital Punishment religiously since 98 and I still dont know all the lyrics
he need his own movie from his side of the story after his father died
He's an intelligent young man.
This ooooone good interview!!!
Big Pun was a short burst but it was enough to inspire COUNTLESS lyrical emcees.
just wanted to make sure that you are aware that he was the first Latino that goes platinum and he was pre internet and able to get it around the world and you don't have to get up off the couch if you want to sit down
craig streetzel why do you feel the need to “inform” me of this?
I already know this stuff. I’ve read up on dude.
@@TheCondorjc i didn't realize that it was a older post and Im still in the process of getting used to talk to people and they are not in front of me but if I have been a in convenience or something like that and I 🙏 and will always be 💯
craig streetzel it’s good, yo. I understand