I remember this day like it was yesterday. Mane! We had a blast up in Dyersburg at this show. I also performed at this show. AL covered a lot of history in a short amount of time. This interview was a great bonus addition to the Memphis Gangsta Walkin' DVD.
Me too. It's been so long! But I remember this was a great night. Dope show in Dyersburg. We traveled so much back then I'm surprised I remember the city we were in.
Memphis Rap was basically the NY Rap of the South in terms of diversity and putting out consistent 🔥 back in the day. Nice interview with the legend himself
@@rackss1661 you completely missed my point. I mostly prefer Memphis Rap nowadays (I'm from the East mind you), but both Memphis and NY had huge scenes with diverse sounds in the 90s/early 2000s. That was my point.
Amazing preservation of history. Speaking for all fans this is awesome. And i could watch a thousand different videos on the subject of memphis horrocore
@King JC, is Eric Bovan & the early others still alive, whereas they can be interviewed today about how they created the Buckjump? It's imperative that those men get interviewed.
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Dope history lesson!🔥
I remember this day like it was yesterday. Mane! We had a blast up in Dyersburg at this show. I also performed at this show. AL covered a lot of history in a short amount of time. This interview was a great bonus addition to the Memphis Gangsta Walkin' DVD.
What's up with the dude from M-Town Rap? If I remember right his name was Will
YUHHH legendary
Mane I forgot about this interview, know what I’m saying🤣 classic!
Me too. It's been so long! But I remember this was a great night. Dope show in Dyersburg. We traveled so much back then I'm surprised I remember the city we were in.
Memphis Gangsta Walkin so legendary!🤘
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Legendary! Mtownrap was the shit 🔥
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I don’t remember seeing this one, epic history at it’s finest! Al Kapeezy up on this thing!
Memphis Rap was basically the NY Rap of the South in terms of diversity and putting out consistent 🔥 back in the day. Nice interview with the legend himself
Nope Memphis was it’s own category.
@@rackss1661 you completely missed my point. I mostly prefer Memphis Rap nowadays (I'm from the East mind you), but both Memphis and NY had huge scenes with diverse sounds in the 90s/early 2000s. That was my point.
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Amazing preservation of history. Speaking for all fans this is awesome. And i could watch a thousand different videos on the subject of memphis horrocore
Shout out Mr N***a for producing lock em in the trunk on his BOSS DR drum machine, zirk only did the scratching on it
North Memphis, South Memphis, Westwood, Orange Mound
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@King JC, is Eric Bovan & the early others still alive, whereas they can be interviewed today about how they created the Buckjump? It's imperative that those men get interviewed.
I don't know for sure. But I agree with you. There are many interviews that need to take place for Memphis music history and legacy.
@memphis_kingjc , thanks for agreeing. Please see if you can influence this onto the old skool Memphis artists that you know.🤞🏿👌🏿