I’m so honored to be on this show. It’s a real Blessing to be recognized as the (Creator of Horrorcore)& share some of my life’s story’s with the homie(DH)shoutout to J-Prince & Scarface & the Geto Boys....Awwwready
Back in the early 90's, Nip wouldn't let me pass his grandmother's house (walking down the street) without making me battle rap against him. Had to sit in my room and write consistently cause I knew that I would have to see him everyday. Then one day he connected me with Dope E and Egypt E (The Terrorist)....and the Game Boys were born. - "GameBoy Weester Wee"
A cop slap my momma so i had to get mean they found his head in his car they found his leg behind Walgreens..this man influenced 3-6 mafia along with the whole horrorcore scene
Houston rap was in a class all of its own. I remember South Park Psycho, I had the CD and listened to it constantly. I remember my brother telling me how he was walking down the street listening to Gangsta NIP and he realised he wasn't walking he was stomping all the way down the street lol. It was raw. I'm from Melbourne, Australia. I'm almost 52 years old and I still listen to tracks from that album.
1992, Madrid, Spain. I ordered the "South Park Psycho" album and "Psychic thoughts" at a local shop called "Dj Records". That was a great birthday gift. I do not know how we were able to get local stuff from Houston, but we did. Thanks for entertaining us for so long. Best music in the 90´s coming from Houston and the SPC. Thanks for the interview, Donnie. Some crazy guys over here love that early Houston sound. I would love to hear Klondike Kat and 20-2-life. Too bad they retired...
@@donnie_houston By the way, K-rino has his own radio program and interviews a lot of legends, but... few people have interviewed him. I would love to have him in your program. He is my favorite rapper from the SPC. Just a thought!
Give the Psych his props the man who blew up the SPC many fear N-I-P only because they don’t really know him I’m bless you call him my brother from another mother my favorite rapper of all time
Like when did we really stop running it? Whoever came out the H and first got on atrax been holding it down. 3rd coast with the most-all day everyday any damn day!
Nip is one of top 5!! When he said," I go insane, lose my brain drive a train threw the county jail", I was hooked and it was the 1st song that heard of nips thanks to my boy Lee Curly R.I.P!
Mane I was in high school when SOUTH PARK PSYCHO came out NIP THE KING OF HORROR we love this brother down here in MEMPHIS! Psychic Thoughts was dope to my favorite sh*t was A TRANCE that sh*t was bangin mane!✌💯💪👑
I would say #Horrorcore is like a well written/told musical movie script. It should bring you chills, make you shudder and invoke a mental visual. Nip did exactly that on hits like #PsychicThoughts and others
Donnie you on it! I just be sitting back thinking, " DH should get such -n- such on the podcast and BOOM! I'm waiting to see it! SALUTE DH, love it Mayne!
Man i first heard nip n 93 i was about 12 i was spooked when i heard it & im from Omaha Nebraska i would love 2 meet him 1 day after watchin this got nothin but love & respect 4 O.G. real talk
I been a fan since 92 i was just like you wishing and hoping to meet him some day and in 2010 i finally did we been cool ever since dreams do come true i been going to H-Town since 06 and I’m from Bessma Alabama Rolllll Tideeeee so hopefully one day you dream will come true God Bless
Godbless everyone dealing with struggle to do better to be better ( including me ) 🙏🏽🙏🏽 God brought me this video and thank you Donnie Houston!! Got my mind right again just with this collaboration with gangsta NIP
The Heart of South Park the recreation of Malcolm X so bring it on I'm ready to slaughter sitting at church drinking a 40 of holy water Bring It On!! - GankstaNip
People thought I was weird when I played nip they just wasn’t ready for that real shit 😂 “threw a brick in Houston Texas broke a window in Tokyo” South Park legend
Im a pimp all the way to my roots ,3 of my best friends don't even know they momma's are prostitutes" legendary one liners line for line on that whole Southpark Psycho album
"GANGSTA N-I-P aint no brag or boaster. Migraine headaches made me sleep in a toaster" GANGSTER N-I-P is a TRUE PSYCHOTIC GENIUS! South Park Psycho, Interview With A Killer, Psychic Thoughts & Psycho Thug are my favorite N-I-P albums and I still have them including Psychotic Genius.
There were a ton of other questions to ask NIP. I have plenty. I was hoping to hear a Pimp C story, as Pimp C name dropped NIP two times on two different songs.
Waaaay back in ‘91-‘93 I was attending college on a partial football scholarship. A few freshmen recruits were from Houston. One day, I caught one of them dudes sayin’ “…breed a pit bull with a dead shark”, or some shit. I was like, “What tha hell did you just say!!??”. I asked him what/where/who tha hell he got that from, and he said Gangsta NIP, for whom I had never heard of. He further described what NIP was about and referenced “…bad scenes of a child being tossed through a window pane” as an example of his style. I was like, “Oooh, I got’s’ta get this shit!” I ended up getting both of his cassettes, up that point, and recall listening to “Chuckie”, by the Geto Boys, and saying to myself, “That’s NIP behind them lyrics!”. Willie D and ‘Face were ill, but they weren’t writin’ shit like “…nine hundred missiles blow a little girl’s back off”!! I already liked shit like Ice-T’s “Pulse of the Rhyme”, but NIP took that dark-gangster rhyme style to a whooollle-nother level!
I always run in to nip on the southwest he's good people he always got something good to say real shit I remember him telling me don't let the devil get to me no bullshit
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I’m so honored to be on this show. It’s a real Blessing to be recognized as the (Creator of Horrorcore)& share some of my life’s story’s with the homie(DH)shoutout to J-Prince & Scarface & the Geto Boys....Awwwready
I grew up on your music. Cool to see you still representing. Much respect King! 🥰
It was an honor having you on the show big homie!
Back in the early 90's, Nip wouldn't let me pass his grandmother's house (walking down the street) without making me battle rap against him. Had to sit in my room and write consistently cause I knew that I would have to see him everyday. Then one day he connected me with Dope E and Egypt E (The Terrorist)....and the Game Boys were born. - "GameBoy Weester Wee"
ruclips.net/video/Ty5nX0UGJoY/видео.html throwback. RIP ac chill
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"Ganksta Nip, I'm worse than Freddie/You Can't Kill Me Cause I'm Dead Already!" This man is a certified legend. Respect!
Awwwready Thank you!!
@@darealganxstanip3665 Salute!
Awwwready Big homie
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Thank u good brothers!!
A cop slap my momma so i had to get mean they found his head in his car they found his leg behind Walgreens..this man influenced 3-6 mafia along with the whole horrorcore scene
FACTS
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Yep remember them giving him a shout out in that album cover.
Fucking facts 🤘
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Houston rap was in a class all of its own. I remember South Park Psycho, I had the CD and listened to it constantly. I remember my brother telling me how he was walking down the street listening to Gangsta NIP and he realised he wasn't walking he was stomping all the way down the street lol. It was raw. I'm from Melbourne, Australia. I'm almost 52 years old and I still listen to tracks from that album.
I been messing with NIP since his first album. Glad to see this brother doing his thing still!
1992, Madrid, Spain. I ordered the "South Park Psycho" album and "Psychic thoughts" at a local shop called "Dj Records". That was a great birthday gift. I do not know how we were able to get local stuff from Houston, but we did. Thanks for entertaining us for so long. Best music in the 90´s coming from Houston and the SPC.
Thanks for the interview, Donnie. Some crazy guys over here love that early Houston sound.
I would love to hear Klondike Kat and 20-2-life. Too bad they retired...
Shoutout to Madrid! Subscribe to the channel, you may be seeing them on here soon🤘🏽
@@donnie_houston I hope so, bro! Keep up the good work. Shoutout to Houston!
@@donnie_houston By the way, K-rino has his own radio program and interviews a lot of legends, but... few people have interviewed him. I would love to have him in your program. He is my favorite rapper from the SPC. Just a thought!
@@vajravajra2924 He's been on the show before, it's on this channel but there's no video to it, just audio. Going to bring him back again
soon
Man I admit.. I didn't expect for him to be so normal. This was a very legendary interview from a legendary individual. Salute!
Knowing his early stuff, I was expecting something completely diff. Turned out to be an interview I didn’t know I needed. Salute OG 💯
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Great comment
Thank you so much
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Man I still got nips first album... classic 💯
Being a Houston Hip Hop Head It's cool hearing all the backstories...
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Been waiting years for this one
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Give the Psych his props the man who blew up the SPC many fear N-I-P only because they don’t really know him I’m bless you call him my brother from another mother my favorite rapper of all time
NIP!!! Threw a brick in houston tx - and broke a window in Tokyo!🤣
Gangsta Nip and that South Park Coalition. Your pen game was nice on Chuckie..Str8 legend
I loved when Houston was running hip hop
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@@donnie_houston Watching from Flint Michigan ✌Donnie
Like when did we really stop running it? Whoever came out the H and first got on atrax been holding it down. 3rd coast with the most-all day everyday any damn day!
Dh you doing it bro salute another classic
Appreciate you 💯💯💯
Your interviews be like taking a class on the culture of Houston..
💯💯💯🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽
Who thumbs downed this? Great interview great history lesson you just can't please some people keep coming with good content
Nip is one of top 5!!
When he said," I go insane, lose my brain drive a train threw the county jail", I was hooked and it was the 1st song that heard of nips thanks to my boy Lee Curly R.I.P!
One of my favorite DH interviews!!!
Appreciate you 💯💯💯
SHOUT OUT GANKSTA NIP (THE KING OF HORRORCORE) COME N 2 MY WORLD
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All I jammed mostly back in Jr. High and High school. Ganksta Nip I'm worst than Freddy, you cant kill me cuz I'm dead already...
Mane I was in high school when SOUTH PARK PSYCHO came out NIP THE KING OF HORROR we love this brother down here in MEMPHIS! Psychic Thoughts was dope to my favorite sh*t was A TRANCE that sh*t was bangin mane!✌💯💪👑
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Got u in a trance!!! So give me my props!!communicate with a cyclops..drowning in misery"
Great Interview One Of The Best LEGENDS Out Of Houston🤘.. I'm From 5th Ward👌..
Nip killed everything at point blank range on the first album.😭 But he asked us to stop the violence on the very last track. 😩😩😩. Shot out to NIP!
I would say #Horrorcore is like a well written/told musical movie script. It should bring you chills, make you shudder and invoke a mental visual. Nip did exactly that on hits like #PsychicThoughts and others
Yes sirrr thank u
Thank you so much
Your verse on Bring it on one of my favorites of all time
Donnie you on it! I just be sitting back thinking, " DH should get such -n- such on the podcast and BOOM! I'm waiting to see it! SALUTE DH, love it Mayne!
Appreciate you 💯💯💯
I need to get my hands on that South Park Psycho physical album!!!!
Man i first heard nip n 93 i was about 12 i was spooked when i heard it & im from Omaha Nebraska i would love 2 meet him 1 day after watchin this got nothin but love & respect 4 O.G. real talk
I been a fan since 92 i was just like you wishing and hoping to meet him some day and in 2010 i finally did we been cool ever since dreams do come true i been going to H-Town since 06 and I’m from Bessma Alabama Rolllll Tideeeee so hopefully one day you dream will come true God Bless
Good interview I ran into him at the barbershop a few times and bought some cds
Donnie you out here putting it down my guy
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@@darealganxstanip3665 🥰
I remember Nip being so hard we thought UGK was weak... #Legend
Shout out to both of you guys for this interview one of my favorite rapper he way before his time !!💯👍
O.G. NIP SALUTE. 🤘🏽👌🏽 🚩.
Now i feel i need to listen to the sir NIP side of gangsta nip ...or better yet HAVE to. Thanks for this interview 🙏
Godbless everyone dealing with struggle to do better to be better ( including me ) 🙏🏽🙏🏽 God brought me this video and thank you Donnie Houston!! Got my mind right again just with this collaboration with gangsta NIP
My all time fav of his was his first album the last track damned shame classic
Salute to D.H. and Brotha N.I.P. Love it!!!
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NIP DEFINITELY TOP 5 COMING OUT H TOWN. Threw a brick in Houston broke a window in Tokyo. Barley snap my finger Jupiter blew up.
Hoes, they love me, they say im a pleaser.. I woke up dead in a cats leg screaming Caeser!!
The Heart of South Park the recreation of Malcolm X so bring it on I'm ready to slaughter sitting at church drinking a 40 of holy water Bring It On!! - GankstaNip
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Salute OG
ONE of the hardest Ganxsta NIP verse!
"Step in my path........I'm a aero dynamic satanic skitsophentic android " 😁
Great interview Donnie 💯
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Just discovered your channel. Man, I got tons of videos to watch. Lets start with NIP 😁
Appreciate it🤘🏽
I remember buying CDs from Ganxsta Nip at Jay’s Barber college on South Gessner
Much Luv NIP
He use to be all over wit em
People thought I was weird when I played nip they just wasn’t ready for that real shit 😂 “threw a brick in Houston Texas broke a window in Tokyo” South Park legend
Im a pimp all the way to my roots ,3 of my best friends don't even know they momma's are prostitutes" legendary one liners line for line on that whole Southpark Psycho album
Great interview…very informative much love & respect
U da man bro....Great interview..💯🤘
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Already hopefully I can work with you in the future..💯💪🤘
Gangsta nip was straight hardcore back in the day but he is a legend
NIP is a Legend! Respect.
It's good to hear him talking. Y'all good.
Another southern legend
"GANGSTA N-I-P aint no brag or boaster. Migraine headaches made me sleep in a toaster" GANGSTER N-I-P is a TRUE PSYCHOTIC GENIUS! South Park Psycho, Interview With A Killer, Psychic Thoughts & Psycho Thug are my favorite N-I-P albums and I still have them including Psychotic Genius.
MFin right!!!!! SALUTE to NIP!!!💐✊🏾✌🏾
The South Park Psycho. Great interview.
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@@darealganxstanip3665 Glad you stopped by Brotha Nip, to drop dat game down, Dallas,Tx🇨🇱 representin✌🏿
Donnie, did you ask off camera why Rap-A-Lot never released a NIP music video? Or are they just not online?
I can’t remember if we talked about it but I don’t think RAL released a lot of videos in the early days
I wasn’t expecting this deep convo.💯 them last minutes was🔥🔥
Great interview from an H-Town legend. Don't talk down on J Prince around him. Lol
5th ward boys was 1 of my favorite groups from H-Town
Nobody does it quite like NIP. So many quotables and he's been doing it for over 30 years.
Sir NIP!!! Man you and Bushwyck spoke to and for me back in the day!! still rocking with y'all till it aint no more!!!!
NIP first two albums was some classics period
G NIP a legend. Definitely was a staple in Milwaukee and CHICAGO 😳 fuh getta bout it 🥴🤣😈👿
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@@darealganxstanip3665 you already know
Awwwready yes sirrr
I was sayin back then he had to birth Esham!
@@Bigg_C-Nile1 From Detroit right?
There were a ton of other questions to ask NIP. I have plenty. I was hoping to hear a Pimp C story, as Pimp C name dropped NIP two times on two different songs.
Smoked dip wit gangsta Nip, bxtch niggas is a trip!
@@Noname12384 That's one song. How about the first song that Pimp C name dropped NIP?
@@Bray_Jay "park the caddy cross the pier and kick that Ganksta NIP" PimpC
@@inward5449 There it is!! (Applause. Applause.)
Ugk- Murder on Riding Dirty
Oh my gracious! I didn't even watch this yet. You got Gangsta Nip! Come into my world!
🔥 🔥 ass interview!!! Many more to go!! Htown rap game
101🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽
I was slapin South Park psycho all threw the bay area back In early 90’s
Well Dammit it's Finally Nip . I lef politics to see this. Since I heard Psyche Flow on his cd I bought I been with this. Allaho
Thanks for the game💯
Shout out to Big Homey Ganxsta Brother Nip
💯💯💯
RIP Bone Mello
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Incredible interview!!!!!!
Hey DH can u interview lil Mario he brought most of the ppl to swishahouse
my best childhood friend and I jammed to Gangsta Nip a lot in Laredo, Tx in the early till late 90s
My favorite album is psychotic thoughts...track 2. Trance.
Interview of the year
Highly underrated mc shoutout to SPC
I respect nip when he say u cant talk about j around him cause he look out for him thats 100 cant forget tha people that looked out💪🏾🙌🏾✊🏾
Real legend
The slaughter track is one of my favorits
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Waaaay back in ‘91-‘93 I was attending college on a partial football scholarship. A few freshmen recruits were from Houston. One day, I caught one of them dudes sayin’ “…breed a pit bull with a dead shark”, or some shit. I was like, “What tha hell did you just say!!??”. I asked him what/where/who tha hell he got that from, and he said Gangsta NIP, for whom I had never heard of. He further described what NIP was about and referenced “…bad scenes of a child being tossed through a window pane” as an example of his style. I was like, “Oooh, I got’s’ta get this shit!” I ended up getting both of his cassettes, up that point, and recall listening to “Chuckie”, by the Geto Boys, and saying to myself, “That’s NIP behind them lyrics!”. Willie D and ‘Face were ill, but they weren’t writin’ shit like “…nine hundred missiles blow a little girl’s back off”!! I already liked shit like Ice-T’s “Pulse of the Rhyme”, but NIP took that dark-gangster rhyme style to a whooollle-nother level!
Real brother O.G Nip what’s up
Damn this dude is 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Family!
Aye DH did u do that Peaceful beat for Slim thug...
Yeah
Dats my shit bro ..💯💪
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G Nip hit it rite on da nail got me thinking real talk 1️⃣0️⃣0️⃣0️⃣🙏got move different..
Lord IFamous, is one the best to do horrocore, hands down
He was indeed ahead of his time
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I always run in to nip on the southwest he's good people he always got something good to say real shit I remember him telling me don't let the devil get to me no bullshit
Good interview
“I was lying I ain’t in love b-- I wanted to bone, get yo ass out my car I don’t know how you go make it home” NIP “Disgusting”
Yeah I remember rapping his lyrics on the bus Shout out from Gary Indiana
Shoutout Gary 🤘🏽
Legend !
Still waiting for that NIP/RINO Album ;-)
20 to life next lol
Spc shit
AGREED
Yes sir!
"I'm still a hustla from insiiiiide my sooooooul", After servin a deuce".
"Celebrity Underrated said, Big Lurch is the creator of horrorcore, but I said nope...Ganksta Nip started that"🤷🏾♂️
"Breastfeed newborn babies with unleaded gas!" Ganksta NIP
Legend
7:14 "God didn't give it to them to paint the picture" 👍
Ganksta Nip The South Park Psycho still the best Album ! SPC
Come into my world
Gangsta Nip had this verse: "... I'm an aerodynamic, satanic, schizophrenic android..."