B-Real on DJ Muggs Dissing Everlast, Alchemist Starting Out With Cypress Hill (Part 13)
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- Опубликовано: 1 авг 2020
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In this clip, B-Real talked about The Alchemist getting his start as a teenage artist in the Soul Assassins collective. He recounted Al's lyrical ability as a 13-year-old, likening him to Grand Puba. B-Real also detailed how The Alchemist got his start on the production side and how happy he is of the legendary producer The Alchemist become. 
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I'm just gonna jump around for a second.... I see you Vlad.
U beat me to it.
yh i caught that....he thinks he's smart
Glad
Such a goofy
Low grade wit on blast
Muggs and GZA collab was dope!!!...
🙏
One of the most slept on albums ever. That album is an underrated classic. No cap!!!
@@ftw4151 definitely...
Lol
Lisa Vee Grandmasters was ill! Loved that one. Check out Muggs vs Sick Jacken. That whole joint is dope as well. Never really got into Psycho Realm but Jacken became a really solid emcee through the years. I’m pretty sure the shooting of his brother had a lot to do with his growth on the mic. Anyhow check that one out.
Irish, and Mexicans/Hispanics have always been close. Since ~300 Irish fought for Mexico during the Mexican-American war. There’s a plaque in Mexico City of all the Irish names who fought for them. There will forever be a bond. It also helps that my dad is Mexican, and my mom is Irish. I couldn’t be prouder to be part of both. 🇮🇪✊🏼🇲🇽
The French actually colonized Mexico City. The Irish were considered “the slaves of Europe” so they understood the struggle. History is very important
@@Fat_Veganoh brother
B Real is definitely one of the realest. Such a down to earth dude.
It’s a California Latino thing.
@@AM-we6en Sure? Didn't know that. In the movies, they are protrayed as being hostile and having cartel ties. Sorry, I've never been to the U.S so I'm pretty biased about the latino conmunity.
Straight OG. I smoked a blunt with him and his bodyguard out in the lawn at Lollapalooza 1996 Hartford CT. When the crowd tore up all the brand new sod in the newly built Meadows Music Theater
Ty for spelling realest correctly
Gabriel Mucavele
Lol. Kinda funny because I don’t know if your being sarcastic or just ignorant. Either way it made me laugh.
As a big Cypress Hill fan I was waiting to hear the Alchemist Mobb Deep connection, luv these guys RIP Prodigy
Al Took OVER alot of Havoc Producing Chores so Havoc Could Focus on Rapp more.
Plus They Produced together
Alchemists Became Known
Threw Mobb Deep.Their is Footage In N.Y. , Wit Muggs And Havoc Chillin in N.Y. in The Mid 90s
@@fullblownyahuan 100% they have a nice connection similar to RZA. Smh these guys got some sleeper beats out there
House of Pain versus Cypress Hill beef was so fast and got squashed so quick nobody even knew about it
Yo B-Real is cool af! These interviews have been great. Started listening to Cypress Hill again after this. Such good music man, a treasure of the period. Stay high people, peace!
Strictly hip hop is one of the hardest fuckin tracks ever
Whole album man , dark . I smoked my brain out at that time
what The Alchemist has done with the Mobb Deep camp over the decades is untouchable homie!!!!!!!!!!!!! SA ...
I remember seeing a young Alchemist at the House Of Blues driving a van for Soul Assassins after the show.
Some say he ghost produced on Temples of Boom...
Great story mayne
@@frankwhite7109 he definitely didn't!
I grew up on Cypress Hill.Them and BT&H East 1999 was my 1st 2 rap albums.💯
My brother (RIP) got me the Temples of Boom CD for Christmas way back in '95 and to this day, it's in my top 10. ALWAYS wondered what the deal was with that House of Pain diss.
Almost thought this was an old video. Glad to see your ok in this pandemic bro.... Thank God.
Wooooooowwwww I didn’t know this at all!! 🤞🏾😫💯 much love Alc!!!!
They need to drop a new La Coka Nostra. (House of Pain, Cypress Hill, iLL BiLL & Slaine). Over Soul Assassins family beats.
I don't love how Everlast's voice sounds now.
Over Necro production.
Gay
M N o yea Sick Side is a must too!!
Dont forget Psycho realm sick jacken and big ducke
Crate digging. I wonder how many young producers today get into that? A very skilled art form.
Probably none!
Wow VLAD CANT forget Mobb Deep And The Alchemists! The Mobb Did Sm Soul Assassins STUFF wit Rza ,Gza, and La Dark Man
I remember I went Paintball shooting one day and B Real was there .. I feel like I should’ve gone up to him and thanked him for all the great music .. he seems like a cool dude 🐐
Course he was there. Sounds like a fun guy to hang out with.
Cypress Hill & House of Pain sound so similar.
I would have loved if Cypress Hill & House of Pain (and rest of the Soul Assassins) collaborate with the Hit-Def Squad (EPMD, Das EFX, Redman, K-Solo, Keith Murray, etc) on a Soul Assassins-HitDef Squad album.
This is finally the answer to my question between CH and HoP! 🤗
Insane in the membrane!! I can still hear his voice from NoCal Cannibus Cup
Alchemist one of my favorite producers all time
The Alchemist is the truth. I always laugh thinking about how he came from Beverly Hills and moved to NYC to be around some dudes that came from nothing (Mobb Deep). I been down with him since his first solo album 1st Infantry.
Alchemists was a in house producer for mob deep and Diolated Peoples.
@@theoriginal668 right
I have always wanted to know what that was about! Thank you vlad! Ever since I heard that I wondered. All these years!
I swear this is the longest interview I've ever watched. Its been a month and I have found only small segments of this. Piece by piece 🤣🤣🤣
0:06 ''Vlad'' ''I'm just gonna JUMP AROUND for a second''
I noticed that too. Didn't even finish the interview and was like, has, had to comment, but you did first.
Beat me to it ! Lol
Pun intended
Vlad planned that shit like the buster he is
He was waitin to say dat! 🤣
It would be so easy for B Real t take credit for Alchemist achievements yet the guy is so humble he reckognises Al hard work, B is a legend in and out of the Booth, respecto desde Sicilia
Breal and muggs thanks for your crate digging. My quarterly royalty checks have been paying the mortgage for over 20 yrs.
Haha that’s cool. Which samples/tracks?
That first album man it’s a classic still play it.
If Cali can't claim Pac and Muggs NY needs to stop trying to claim DJ Premier and Alchemist.
Good point
Pac ain't Cali?
NY claims Alchemist? That fool is from Beverly Hills
@@andrewlentner Yes but New Yorkers always try to say he isn't.
Pac really is east coast, south, and west coast. He lived in nyc, Baltimore, Marin City/ Oakland, Atlanta, Georgia, and Los Angeles. To me...his experience of staying in all of those places at some time or another is what made him such a versatile rapper and what still makes him relatable to most people around the country.
Soul Assassins 4 Life!
🤔🤯 Makes sense why Temples of Boom is my favorite Cypress Hill album now. Alchemist put his touch on it. It even sounds like an Alchemist project.
ready to rumble is a legendary classic for me ,
Alchemist needs to be interviewed my Fvorite producer of all time.
B Real is a real ass dude, loved Cypress Hill and always will.
Thank you vlad for asking that everlasting muggs question because hearing it back then when I was younger I was confused because as far as I knew hop was tight with cypress.
I love B Real man he always keeps it a buck. I been listening to Cypress since I came outta my mother.
You need to interview Muggs, meyhem Lauren and Mach hommy
0:07 “I’m just gonna jump around a second” JUMP JUMP JUMP jump around! 🎶
I did promotion work for The Wholigans as a teen myself. Good times. I liked The Wascals better but it's all good.
A producer by the name of Tony Pizarro also worked on some Whooliganz material. Pizarro worked closely with 2Pac as well during that time.
T-Ray was the other producer B-Real couldn't remember......Would love for that Whooliganz album to get a proper release!
I love B Real. Bro I remember I saw you way back in the day in concert in Chicago, I think it was at the China club, I remember I felt so bad for you, you stage dived into the crowd, and everybody stole your shit, I remember you specifically stopping the show and asking for a ring back that you said had sentimental value to you, I'll never forget that happening to this day, cuz I wanted to punch whoever stole your ring in the face and give it back to you. And I had so much respect for you too cuz after that you even continued the show. To this day it was the best concert in my life, I was only 16 years old, people were throwing joints on stage and you were smoking them. I'll never forget those memories
Speaking of Grand Puba, Vlad, you need to do an interview with him. It's long over due. I like Lord Jamar, that's my man, but it's redundant at this point to keep interviewing him.
Puba might not fool with Vlad
@Technics Technishion who?
@Technics Technishion how long ago?
Lord Jamar is a PUNK
@@dg4408 he must've made you jump up and get beat down
AL is a monster! His work with Curre$y and Prodigy made him a monster!
He was a legend before he even linked up with currensy. Dude had already done beats for nas,royce, pharoah monch, raekwon ghostface cnn Kane,Kool g rap, dilated ppls dblock and damn near every rapper in queensbridge
Carrollton heist fetti covert coup classic
Biggest fan right here. I knew all this back then pre internet jus reading magazines was the way to find out what was and who was. Crazy Trip OG B is the man.
ALC IS MY FAV PRODUCER
Alchemist is a genius!!!!
Everlast is the only Caucasian rapper I could ever listened to, he’s wayyyy better than Eminem and some black rappers...No Capping
Hhhhhh! "Better than Eminem". But thats your oppinion I guess
He’s actually a talented guy -but very different than Marshall & better hmmmm lol
Our boy AL!!!!!!
I started smoking weed because of this guy. Much respect.
What a great history lesson
No wonder that Temple of Boom album had such a dark sound.
Yeah the beats & content definitely went more gangster rap, diss tracks, etc. we really didn’t have that too much on first 2 records. I like temples of boom but I prefer 2nd record as the epitome of Cypress Hill.
2:16 idk why but that part reminded me of that Key and Peele skit 😭
"I'm just gonna jump around" I see VLAD with the wordplay
You should bring on Everlast and Danny Boy
B Real knows his hiphop
Interview havoc of mobb deep n ask about alchemist blowing up in ny with them. That’s where I first heard alchemist w mobb deep
Heard this back then but didn't have shit to find out, no means what so ever. But still, great days without tech , just a double deck cassete freaking tape recorder. Cool they made peace, of course. Big up to y'all, Cypress still in the kick. Everlast too 🙏
"Save the joke telling for professionals Vlad
-Lunelle
funkdoobiest were dope as fuck that track lost in thought is one of my fav hip hop tracks ever
Al still has a great rap style, and is better than a lot of famous rappers, along with being the best producer of the past 20 years.
Really? I should check him out then.
It's time to release the full Whooliganz album.
It was hip hop you were supposed to rub elbows.
HOP was the Irish version of cypress hill for white Americans.
Jump around is bigger than anything eminem or anyone else ever dreamed of it becoming.
B real and everyone in the interview room wouldn't be able to sit still if it just dropped.
I'm proud of the house of pain they gave Irish people a group.the beastie boys and their people.
Shit I remember Apache and the natives getting in the game.
Americans are to sensitive for rap or hip hop to have any more true classics dropping like they were in the 90s.
Buy vinyl and kiss my ass!
I remember them doing shows at El Camino
💯
I saw the Whooligans , I thought they were from Encino, they were dope, put your hands up put em up stick em up
Mobb Deep Prodigy is what made Alchemist blow up.
I wish they would release The Whooliganz album already.
Al is fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
You need to get Puba and sadat x on here.
Alchemist is a musical God
Everlast is boss
The power of money and connections.
strictly hip hop is still one of the best songs ever
Alchemist did so much with Prodigy, Mobb Deep, Nas, Jay, action Bronson
One of the Greatest albums of all time: Temple Of Boom. Bought it 3 times in Denmark.
Not really... maybe in Denmark. Haha. Home of nothing.
Ol Gibbs is fucking killing it
Aalalalaaalaaalchemist
Very UNDERRATED producer
Bud Bundy used to be at the early shows too
Aka Grandmaster B 😂😂😂
I remember seeing him and the guy from “Parker Lewis can’t Lose” I even went to an after party at his Hollywood pad one time.
Spits Flamez Parker lewis can’t lose 😂😂😂 wow talk about a throwback
🤯
put your hands up is a good song
"Zippidy do dah, I'm smoke weed and I got brain damage"
But I don't give a fuck cuz I still manage
Alchemist used to be in a group with Scott Caan lol that actors son.
Whooliganz were fucking dope
B-real looking kinda good.😎
Looking great for fitty
2:07...can't mention alchemists without prodigy...R.I.P P.
can you interview the whooliganz
Alchemist is the greatest white boy in hip hop
Al drops amazing beats. Timeless textures
Nope. His teacher is: DJ Muggs!
Fuck England. 🖕🏼
FACTS He the only white person im saving n the race war
Statik Selektah is dope with the beats too
vlad would you stop interrupting let the man speak for a sec
Grand puba doesn't get his propers....
None of the Brand Nubians do honestly
Comparing someone to Puba is saying a lot...
When puba went solo he had a classic album. We need puba in 2020
Puba is that guy, but Jamar is a tool.
Joel Dukes Sadat X and Puba
“I’m just going to jump around for a sec”😬...I see what you did there Vlad.
First time seeing vlad always thought him n b real were the same person
...and for Vlad not mentioning Mobb Deep. SMH
House Of Pain IS down with us!
”Beverly Hills eh? *points gun at head* Now tell me he is better than Rakim.”
I think they were acceptable if I remember, no one was talking shit
Everlast is the man
INTERVIEW DJ MUGGS HIMSELF!
III tenples of Boom a stoner classic