Don't get pushed on radio or tv/ still humble and cashing out. So many artists the same,and way better then the bs on the stations. Originally is a Unicorn
Not only that, but if you remember him back in the day, whenever he got on a major media platform he always tried to bring the rest of Houston with him. He always mentioned and gave respect to other artists even when it was his time to shine.
We need an interview with Danny Boy O’Connor. He, himself, was never a superstar, but his involvement with Hip Hop runs deep, from his time in House of Pain, his relation to Cypress Hill and the Soul Assassins camp, directing videos, creating projects like Xsupermodels and La Coka Nostra, his involvement with streetwear brands, and his relationships with other superstar rappers and big time celebrities. His story is wild.
I moved to Brooklyn from my home state of Kentucky in 1998. All my CD books were mostly down south joints from mostly Houston, Memphis, New Orleans & Atlanta. Me, being a hip hop head that loves all regions, I was trying to record music from Hot 97 on cassettes off the radio, but all my folk would never let me record shit. They always had my playing my southern shit 24/7. They was definitely feeling the Cash Money joints. Juvenile just dropped 400 Degrees & they was definitely feeling that B.G. "It's All On You, Vol. 1 & 2." I couldn't get them into any DJ Screw or any chopped & screwed shir back then, tho. Now they like that shit, lol.
@@TheeTwanSolo My man put me on too screw in 05 and past me a blunt he had a old school wide body bumping the screw chops when I was by myself sober I didn't listen to screw music I'm just saying maybe that's why Only chopped screw album u ever had and could tolerate was 36 unbreakables you gotta be a south boy really fell screw songs
@Cogic I liked chopped & screwed when I first heard it, but what really set it off for me was the hook on UGK "Diamonds and Wood" back in '96. Even tho the lyrics by Pimp & Bun wasn't chopped & screwed the hook was. Being from Kentucky, some say we from the south & others say we ain't. I always had more of a connection to southern shit because how we live out here with gold grillz, old school big body rides, how we talk & good ol' country livin'. That being said, I love NYC & West Coast music just as much too.
Down in South Texas we got country manners and we always give respect! Puro yes sir’s & no sir’s! We are mighty kind but we can get d@ngerous real quick if you trying to dance out! 🫡🫡 Much love from Kingsville Tx! ⚔️🛡⚔️🛡⚔️🛡🫡🫡🫡
That's when New York used to be on some gatekeeping stuff. It's gotten better over time, but back in the day, that was definitely the energy that was being received from New York.
@@smurf_n_wesson9064that's cool, but y'all used to move like anything outside the Boroughs was trash. Everybody respected New York for being the originators of the culture but it felt like all NYC did was look down. It ain't like that anymore though, for the most part.
@@smurf_n_wesson9064That's not it.. it was straight regional bias. Southerners created hip hop. From James Brown to Disco King Mario... a lot of those B-boys, MCs and DJs who were cooking the culture in the '70s were fresh and new in the City by the '60s. Look it up. So while hip hop was made in NY, its flavor came from the South.
@@KtotheG You have no clue what you’re talking about. The 4 Legs of Hip Hop(which is its creation) started in the Bronx. None of those Artists you named are Hip Hop artists..not during its creation to their Death. I’m from Brooklyn, you’re not telling us this History.
News breaker: This the same guy who used to walk the hallways of his high-school with a bible and rap bible verses to people. He grew up in a VERY WEALTHY neighborhood in houston called Jersey Village. He's not from Acres Home and he didnt grow up on De Soto St. Not hating, jus spitting facts
If Math is able to get Cham, he's the GOAT. Chamillionaire has removed himself so far from rap now, it's like an afterthought to him but it would be great to hear him speak on business.
I'm from Dallas and I have family in NYC (North Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens). Each time I go to New York there's nothing but hospitality. My daughter and I got on the wrong train going back to The Bronx coming from China Town. I got on the green (6) instead of the (4) and a young dude kinda figured we were lost because I said there's the (4). He leaned over and said you can get on the (4) at the 42nd stop. He could have easily saw us as victims. Salute to New Yorkers. And about the music, I was a writer back in the days and my emcee I looked up to was KRS One and LL. They were the reason I start writing.
I like Paul Wall because he seems like a real one who has been in the game for a while and I am sure he has stories for days about the industry and his ups and downs. And on a side note I have a you tube channel type in Russell Mills May 22, 2017 to find me.
THIS is a fact! T.I. attempted to make his comedic debut at the Barclays last year and we booed tf out of him. You really had to be there because the videos do no justice. He was suppose to perform and he said f y’all, not after y’all booed me. And he stood on business. We ain’t get a performance 😩
I’m from Chicago. I grew up reading the Source, XXL and others. I use to read rappers that weren’t from NY talk about how they got dissed when they came there. Why now NY people act like it wasn’t that to anyone who came there whether they was from L.A. or the Midwest or the south. NY shitting on everyone now look at them all NY rappers sound like southern rappers. Its Karma
@@RapCentral1 Yeah, at a Prospect Park Ghostface Killah show. I uploaded footage from his performance except the booing. To be fair, they might’ve been booing because of Boogz Bogetz, who Prodigy brought out as a special guest.
I love this podcast, but NY hated the south. Which was crazy cause we loved New York. When pimp c said what he said and 3k said what he said. We were like to hell with it
Not only that but the Southern Pioneers of Rap AKA the Real 💯 Kings 👑 of the South 🤠 got discriminated hard at the beginning. So the South had a bad taste of New York 🗽/ East Coast
Paul Wall being from Texas wasn’t his only hurdle in New York!!! He’s also white and 20 years ago being a white rapper was definitely not easy I’m sure!!!
This is a fact. I can remember when Cham and Paul first came out a lot of people initially thought Paul was black. I can remember people being a bit dismissive of him once people realized he was white. Personally I’d say it wasn’t really until the end of their run with Swisha House that people started warming up to him. By the time they put out their first couple of tapes under the Color Changin Click he had managed to gain some solid respect. By the time he put out his first solo CD Peoples Champ he was a certified staple in the scene down here.
Don’t care My Boy..Paul Wall mentioned that too. People got a Bad habit of thinking being Big where they’re from automatically translates to the other States.
@@smurf_n_wesson9064I think that’s what he was getting at. The south blew up when they stopped caring about acceptance from the other regions. Especially NY.
@@Saveyourbs No the South Blew up when everyone embraced them. Which is the reason little dudes in Chicago and NY love Gucci mane. Them not caring about acceptance doesn’t quite equate to automatic sales.
@@smurf_n_wesson9064 the south blew up when they stopped looking for acceptance from the other regions and just made their music. Down south beats and down south slang. Never trying to sound like any other region and not using their slang. The shit was dope and world gravitated to it. Again the south blew up when they no longer wanted or needed any acceptance from anywhere else but southern states.
@@Saveyourbs Accepting yourself don’t have shit to do with Everyone else in a Consumer Market accepting You. If only the South accepted themselves, then that shit wouldn’t Sell. You must not understand How the Industry/Marketing works.
Paul Wall always been humble and respectful, that will take you a long way in life
The people’s champ!
Don't get pushed on radio or tv/ still humble and cashing out. So many artists the same,and way better then the bs on the stations. Originally is a Unicorn
Not only that, but if you remember him back in the day, whenever he got on a major media platform he always tried to bring the rest of Houston with him. He always mentioned and gave respect to other artists even when it was his time to shine.
Yea but he sucks at rap
That Michael hoban 8ball jacket though💯
I've always liked paul. That's a humble brother.
Term. ! Mass, stand up
Paul 🧱 you already
I'm from NY and live in TX now. Paul Wall is a legend!
Paul Wall been real💯
We need an interview with Danny Boy O’Connor. He, himself, was never a superstar, but his involvement with Hip Hop runs deep, from his time in House of Pain, his relation to Cypress Hill and the Soul Assassins camp, directing videos, creating projects like Xsupermodels and La Coka Nostra, his involvement with streetwear brands, and his relationships with other superstar rappers and big time celebrities. His story is wild.
Im infamous amongst those who new me for having sitting sideways as my sidekick ringtone...
Those were the some of the best days of my life
WALL AND TERM..
Being respectful and humble can take you far in most cases. Salute to Paul Wall & Termanology.
Black people dont hate on white people, just other black people.
I moved to Brooklyn from my home state of Kentucky in 1998. All my CD books were mostly down south joints from mostly Houston, Memphis, New Orleans & Atlanta. Me, being a hip hop head that loves all regions, I was trying to record music from Hot 97 on cassettes off the radio, but all my folk would never let me record shit. They always had my playing my southern shit 24/7. They was definitely feeling the Cash Money joints. Juvenile just dropped 400 Degrees & they was definitely feeling that B.G. "It's All On You, Vol. 1 & 2." I couldn't get them into any DJ Screw or any chopped & screwed shir back then, tho. Now they like that shit, lol.
Who cares what NY thinks
If they was high on lean chopped & screwed would have sounded classical
@Cogic I never f'd with lean & I love it. So folk need to be high on it to enjoy it tho.
@@TheeTwanSolo My man put me on too screw in 05 and past me a blunt he had a old school wide body bumping the screw chops when I was by myself sober I didn't listen to screw music I'm just saying maybe that's why
Only chopped screw album u ever had and could tolerate was 36 unbreakables you gotta be a south boy really fell screw songs
@Cogic I liked chopped & screwed when I first heard it, but what really set it off for me was the hook on UGK "Diamonds and Wood" back in '96. Even tho the lyrics by Pimp & Bun wasn't chopped & screwed the hook was. Being from Kentucky, some say we from the south & others say we ain't. I always had more of a connection to southern shit because how we live out here with gold grillz, old school big body rides, how we talk & good ol' country livin'. That being said, I love NYC & West Coast music just as much too.
ice man PAUL WALL🔥💯
I wasn't ever really a fan of Paul but always respected him and his character.
Down in South Texas we got country manners and we always give respect! Puro yes sir’s & no sir’s! We are mighty kind but we can get d@ngerous real quick if you trying to dance out! 🫡🫡
Much love from Kingsville Tx!
⚔️🛡⚔️🛡⚔️🛡🫡🫡🫡
That's when New York used to be on some gatekeeping stuff. It's gotten better over time, but back in the day, that was definitely the energy that was being received from New York.
Ain’t our fault every Major Music outlet is here
@@smurf_n_wesson9064that's cool, but y'all used to move like anything outside the Boroughs was trash. Everybody respected New York for being the originators of the culture but it felt like all NYC did was look down. It ain't like that anymore though, for the most part.
@@GReid-ol5gkthey don’t have a choice now lol
@@smurf_n_wesson9064That's not it.. it was straight regional bias. Southerners created hip hop. From James Brown to Disco King Mario... a lot of those B-boys, MCs and DJs who were cooking the culture in the '70s were fresh and new in the City by the '60s. Look it up. So while hip hop was made in NY, its flavor came from the South.
@@KtotheG You have no clue what you’re talking about. The 4 Legs of Hip Hop(which is its creation) started in the Bronx. None of those Artists you named are Hip Hop artists..not during its creation to their Death. I’m from Brooklyn, you’re not telling us this History.
News breaker: This the same guy who used to walk the hallways of his high-school with a bible and rap bible verses to people. He grew up in a VERY WEALTHY neighborhood in houston called Jersey Village. He's not from Acres Home and he didnt grow up on De Soto St. Not hating, jus spitting facts
Where’s HOFFA?
Texas at its finest, Awready Paul Wall. Texas got some real spittas if you look in the right places.
PW one of my faves
Term w/the quotable at the end without saying a word whole time 💯🔥
This man in thr green sweatshirt makes a great host..
Paul Wall 💐💐💐💐💐💐
Slim Thug next then Mannie Fresh Then Chamillionaire for future interviews.✌🏾
If Math is able to get Cham, he's the GOAT. Chamillionaire has removed himself so far from rap now, it's like an afterthought to him but it would be great to hear him speak on business.
@ianmullins4387 My thoughts exactly. Chamillionaire sharing his business game would be great for the show. Slims business game is on point, too.
What happened to Mike Jones
Who?
Lmao…I’m from Long Island and a lot of people from the city treated us like down south! I get it Paul Wall.
The bronx here🖐🏿Yall are the south. Except for Roc Marciano🤣
When you said the city, you made LI down south bro🤣
@@billbangz lmao.
@@mour1s91um… Rakim, EPMD, MF DOOM, De La Soul, Keith Murray, Biz Markie, etc… Give LI their flowers
Na the burrows made it seem like long island wasn't good enough.
HTown standup! Shoutout to Paul Wall
Paul wall baby!!!!!!
I'm from Dallas and I have family in NYC (North Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens). Each time I go to New York there's nothing but hospitality. My daughter and I got on the wrong train going back to The Bronx coming from China Town. I got on the green (6) instead of the (4) and a young dude kinda figured we were lost because I said there's the (4). He leaned over and said you can get on the (4) at the 42nd stop. He could have easily saw us as victims. Salute to New Yorkers. And about the music, I was a writer back in the days and my emcee I looked up to was KRS One and LL. They were the reason I start writing.
New York hands down will show you more love than any other city.
I'm From NYC ( We Was Feeling Paul Wall , Slim Thug n Mike Jones era because it was Different)
No need for the caps lock on the title and description.
Makes the head node
Color changing click 🦎 🦎🦎🦎
its because ny is the mecca of hip hop it never gets better than ny
I like Paul Wall because he seems like a real one who has been in the game for a while and I am sure he has stories for days about the industry and his ups and downs. And on a side note I have a you tube channel type in Russell Mills May 22, 2017 to find me.
I hate when people say NY don’t fool with other regions it’s a hand full of industry people that was on that.
Paul Wall is the ISH!!!
That intro!!
THIS is a fact! T.I. attempted to make his comedic debut at the Barclays last year and we booed tf out of him. You really had to be there because the videos do no justice. He was suppose to perform and he said f y’all, not after y’all booed me. And he stood on business. We ain’t get a performance 😩
I love Paul wall.
Salute&Respect👊🏿✌🏿
Everyone in the crowd in New York was ready to eat clam chowder out Eminem ass when he performed there .
Lil Flip said he could a mill right in Texas independent scene crazy down there
Paul wall is a dope MC. Check that shit he just did with Statik Selekt
I’m from Chicago. I grew up reading the Source, XXL and others. I use to read rappers that weren’t from NY talk about how they got dissed when they came there. Why now NY people act like it wasn’t that to anyone who came there whether they was from L.A. or the Midwest or the south. NY shitting on everyone now look at them all NY rappers sound like southern rappers. Its Karma
Shout to bro… cause the average people in Texas don’t fuck with ny at ALL
It’s true. I’ve seen Big KRIT, CyHi, STS, Lyfe Jennings, Prodigy, Your Old Droog get booed in NYC.
Prodigy booed in NYC?? Huh lmao
@@RapCentral1 Yeah, at a Prospect Park Ghostface Killah show. I uploaded footage from his performance except the booing. To be fair, they might’ve been booing because of Boogz Bogetz, who Prodigy brought out as a special guest.
I love this podcast, but NY hated the south. Which was crazy cause we loved New York. When pimp c said what he said and 3k said what he said. We were like to hell with it
Grew up in Florida. They didn’t love NY. The south thought and still thinks the east coast is just full of pretty boys.
HTOWN!!❤❤❤
Jet fuel for the wall of Paul,sound off to my caucasian soldier much love one 🙏🏿
If we expect them to respect the
proper noun that is
Black; respect
the proper noun that is,
Caucasian.
Rules or culture of attaining and/or working your way to be accepted in New York. ✅️
Who ever make them beats mixed in 🔥
🤘 💯
Not only that but the Southern Pioneers of Rap AKA the Real 💯 Kings 👑 of the South 🤠 got discriminated hard at the beginning. So the South had a bad taste of New York 🗽/ East Coast
does term say anything eventually?
Yeah look at the other clips lol
Seems like the east and south bridged the gap a bit with ASAP Rocky amd Ferg.
they had no impact on South and And East relations lol
ASAP actually stole his style from a south rapper, Spaceghostpurrp
@StatiCRjm What I meant was there are east coasters sounding like the south and vice versa.
@StatiCRjm Purp never could really rap. He just used great production. They don't sound alike.
Dude in the yellow dont get it at all he just tryna prove NEW YORK LOVED SOUTHERN RAPPERS FOREVER 😂
Oj juiceman NY story on 85 south show will have you Laughing out loud
Flow with the beat epic,love it son ,I'm from Chicago
Paul Wall being from Texas wasn’t his only hurdle in New York!!! He’s also white and 20 years ago being a white rapper was definitely not easy I’m sure!!!
This is a fact. I can remember when Cham and Paul first came out a lot of people initially thought Paul was black. I can remember people being a bit dismissive of him once people realized he was white. Personally I’d say it wasn’t really until the end of their run with Swisha House that people started warming up to him. By the time they put out their first couple of tapes under the Color Changin Click he had managed to gain some solid respect. By the time he put out his first solo CD Peoples Champ he was a certified staple in the scene down here.
Okay cuz portland for the small business espially womens owned.... aint nobody leaving that
🫡🫡🫡💥💥 #STartFinishRepeat
Dam why math keep blocking out terminology face ? 😂😂😂
Where tf is Math lol?
No Math Hoffa ?? Disrespectful……
Paul wall was ass out here in the tri state never heard anyone play his music at all
We need ace hood on this podcast soon.
Word!
Paul is underrated!!
Yall NY dudes dont know nothing bout that cash money is an army
Don’t care My Boy..Paul Wall mentioned that too. People got a Bad habit of thinking being Big where they’re from automatically translates to the other States.
@@smurf_n_wesson9064I think that’s what he was getting at. The south blew up when they stopped caring about acceptance from the other regions. Especially NY.
@@Saveyourbs No the South Blew up when everyone embraced them. Which is the reason little dudes in Chicago and NY love Gucci mane. Them not caring about acceptance doesn’t quite equate to automatic sales.
@@smurf_n_wesson9064 the south blew up when they stopped looking for acceptance from the other regions and just made their music. Down south beats and down south slang. Never trying to sound like any other region and not using their slang. The shit was dope and world gravitated to it. Again the south blew up when they no longer wanted or needed any acceptance from anywhere else but southern states.
@@Saveyourbs Accepting yourself don’t have shit to do with Everyone else in a Consumer Market accepting You. If only the South accepted themselves, then that shit wouldn’t Sell. You must not understand How the Industry/Marketing works.
Paul weezy i thinl this the first time ive seen you show ur ego.
Ace hood is underrated