Ice T says he regrets getting into old beef with Soulja Boy ( Part 4 )
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Ice T talks about new artists like Soulja Boy, and how their beef came about. How certain footage was leaked that began the beef, and how his kids pumped him to respond back after Soulja Boy made a statement about him.
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Ice T on the regret from getting into beef with Soulja Boy
That was the most random,hilarious beef era. Had Ice T on the Art of Rap dvd doing a freestyle against Soulja boy
That shit was hard tho. Lol
@@OnlyUknow2 it was though🤔 cold ting is? That was like the first full verse I’d ever even heard from ice t
Ice T is truly the godfather of gangsta rap. Youngins don't know he came before NWA spittin that gangsta slick shit. "Cop Killa" "OG" "Colors" "6 in the morning"
Solja boy was a culture shock at the time not just Ice t but a lot of og's was talkin shit I was too. We knew it would eventually make the rap game less serious and more goofy...ie less respectable and it did too...
Schoolly d was the first person to start gangsters rap not ice t get your facts straight
@@ThePunisher-kx9xh Schooly d made regular struggle woke hip hop.. not gangster rap. He was never from a gang or influenced by California gangs. Sit down little dummy.
@@ThePunisher-kx9xh He wasn't a gangster. You have a misconception of gangster rap. Gangster rap was technically stamped and notarized by N.W.A but they got they're jam from Ice T
Wack is wack, regardless of age. Ice was there when niggas were rapping at Soulja Boy's age and were spitting. He saw LL, Shyheim, Kane, Special Ed, Rakim, etc., were all teens when they came out. Don't grade on a curve. Uphold the standard!
Ice T a real one 💪
You still SODMG?
Lol aren't you SODMG?
I felt ice T was right to comment and say what he said at the time, it's for the adults to check the young kids
No man thee adults always wanna check the youth that comes after them! It gets to the point that the previous generation(s) blame the next generation(s) on the shortcomings within the world, & the ish that's fuggen wrong about the 🌎; when it's like mafugger weren't you here first?
We really can't check them on what's hot. That's like me trying to check you for not liking the food I like
@@mrprosperity4897 well it's not really like that but if you see it that way I can see why we have a problem.
@@dizmop actually it really is like that. I was around when rap first hit the scene and the generation above me was dissing rap because they didn't understand it and didn't like it. Did we listen? Yea sure! Did we change up ? Nope
@@mrprosperity4897 I was around too and there were people like Marvin Gaye, The Fatback band and Stevie Wonder from the generation above that were utilising the brand new sound as it was at the time. I don't see what was new about Soulja boy tell em other than lowering the standard of an amazingly creative artform and being disrespectful to an elder that paved the way so that he could make money from a dumbed-down artform
Don’t worry Ice T I’m sure in 10 years Soulja boy will be in a beef with a generation alpha rapper. And he will understand.
He's beefing with the younger generation as we speak. He says this new generation isn't giving him the credit he deserves.
@@keepitreal1448 Credit? Credit for what ? Lousy Music
@@sgreen4first artist it break mainstream through UA-cam. First artist to break thru MySpace. First big artist that used Instagram to promote. First artist to record music videos with no label or camera crew in his living with millions of viewers. First artist to sellin 5 million ringtones. First big artist to work with Chief keef, Travis Scott, famous Dex, migos and a slew of others. Drakes most famous opening line is a old Soulja boy song. Soulja boy made his stamp.
@@sgreen4I’m not even a Soulja fan, but show him some respect. He has done a lot for the game- especially the new generation.
Ice T a OG . Listen to his facts .
So ice t just summed up the game. A bunch of rich people singing about what they don't know about and they don't have to deal with. Great
Most hilarious beef in hiphop history. I even agreed with Ice T 100%. but he took a L on that one.
I’m wit you bruh. I sided with T just cuz he’s Ice T. But really I felt, why is the old dude and young dude beefin’?
@@samwest1097 Whats wierd is that soulja boy seems way more mature at 17 than he is today. He actually spoke some sense at the end of it...lol... Tha boondocks parody was hilarious tho when sergant gutta called thugnificents moms and shyt lmao
Stfu don’t be saying shit that is false ice t never took no L you did and Soulja took an L
@@castlewoods4753 I agree. Ice T didn't take an L. damn.
@@castlewoods4753 ice definitely took a L on that beef everyone was dogging ice T rightfully so
I always point to ice-t on why rappers from back in the day don't comment on today's rap, because they gave ice-t so much crap. But ice was right, Today's rap is purposely bad. You cannot point to one rapper today under 30 and say that person is going to be a legend. If you take crap and wrap it in a pretty bow it's still crap
@stryfetc1 factz. It was something for everyone. Now they making all the same shit. I remember when local artists got as much time on the radio as mainstream artists im not sure if it's still like that.
@@stebbiej who gives a shit about radio in 2022. Besides people who commute without aux in the car stereo😂
Lil uzi vert
@StryfesLyfe to say hip hop is all one note nowadays just shows your ignorant and dont listen to hip hop AT ALL. Polo G,, and Lil Baby sound very different from Young Thug and Kendrick Lamar. Kodak Black sounds very different from Juice wrld and Denzel Curry or Baby Keem. Its 2022 almost 2023. Diversify your taste in music
@StryfesLyfe bro you sound goofy lol. you do you tho
This is a growth mind set
Love yr show 💯💯💯
That was probably the funniest beef of the mid 2000s
Late 2000s
Right on
Loved the boondocks episode
I love ice T. Always keeps it real 💯
That beef was the funniest shit ever! Soulja roasted Ice-T so bad 😭.
Lol
🔥🙌🏽💯
He said he's the generation of my left nut!
Souljah boy didn’t ruin hip hop, the 9999 rappers that all use the same style that came in the decade that followed did.
Correct
apology accepted ... at least he is honest
I use to hate on t but I can tell he solid after hearing these interviews
Thugnificent vs Sargent Gutta
wisdom
The boondocks was hilarious
Ice T.. og.. ooog…💪🏼.😄😄😄
He was right about souljah freak
Souja still showed love to Ice in those days
Solja boi can eat a dec hahahaha! I can't find that video nowhere anymore 😭😭 classic UA-cam days
That's fair.
Ice capital T boyee!!
WOW! This was really nice and shows that you have class, Ice T. I agree, music usually falls upon tastes and age brackets. When I was little, Jodeci and Mary J. Blige were hot. Luckily, I was blessed to have a young father who liked the music I liked (for the most part). My grand[parents, however, were a different story. Nah, they liked a song or two, but they didn't care because that wasn't they generation. And guess what? It wasn't right or wrong. I didn't like Soulja Boy music whatsoever, but I understood that he had a generation of kids who loved it. I was grown when he hit the scene and my mind was on other things. I was into investing and making money, chile. I _cain't_ front though. The beef was funny as hell. Y'all had me rollin'. Nah, did they (Soulja Boy and them) actually ruin hip-hop? Maybe...maybe not. We can ask the same question for NWA and 2 Live Crew. Truth be told, gangsta rap ruined the genre (says the brothas on the East Coast)...
Plot twist: Ice T is tied in with Memphis and he doesn't want his name brought up if Soulja gets pressed. Lol
I would have loved to hear about him performing at the gathering of the juggalos and doing a track with the insane clown posse what made him decide to do that, Either way it was dope Ice T always brings it not matter what he does
1:35 - straight consumer bullshit in your heads "i buy this, i buy that, i got this, i got that". Because of this, I turned my back on us hip-hop and pop music a long time ago
I remember that beef like yesterday. I still side with T. Back then, souljaboy and his music was trash. Little did we know that 15-20 years later, this is the new normal. 🤮
I wouldn't say it all was trash
Nah don’t feel bad about saying that ice. Soupjaboy IS wack and always will be. This new gen don’t take this rap shit seriously no more, the art form has been watered down to the point that it shares barely any resemblance to what it once was now thanks to cats like this. Stand on your own OG. Respect from NYC
‘Crank That’ wasn’t made for the old niggas😂 that type of music was for the kids
And there was still plenty of lyricists in the game when Soulja came out
There are "age brackets" when it comes to music......So how old is Coco? (no age brackets there)
It would be dope if Ice T interviewed Soulja Boy sometime. Or vice versa.
Ice can put him up on alotta game.
Man soulja boy won’t even listen to the weather man lol
I still think T was right. They Did ruin Hip Hop. Solja and the rest of them threw every hip hop formula out and did they own thing.
for the better, can't make an omelette without breaking the eggs. the snap / ringtone era was an abomination but hip hop is more creative now than ever during this century. Lyricism hasn't gone anywhere either.
@@stevebennett2447 Yes it has 🤣 it went underground again
Can't blame the rappers really, the LABELS are the ones who ruined hip hop.
@@Boogy816 It is true... The labels did it
It was Soulja Boy who really made foundation for Mumble rap
I just posted something in the comments, But instead of using the word crap I use the S word. UA-cam would not let me post the comment, But you can hear the n word all day everyday on any UA-cam video. So apparently UA-cam doesn't think the n word is a bad word. Sounds hypocritical to me
It isn't like anything Ice said was wrong in regards to Soulja Boy. Ice T's mistake is assuming that all young people like what's on the radio. Plenty of them that don't. They just don't have enough award shows or syndicated radio shows that cater to that kind of audience. Mainstream is what has their attention and it shapes their outlook on EVERYTHING. What to support or what's trendy. If eating tide pods were trendy why would you expect their taste in music to be any different? 🤷 Just need different divisions in Hip Hop so other people don't feel left out. Stop trying to merge everything together because that's not it.
What really happened was Soulja Boy's Goons tapped in with some people Ice know in LA and told Ice to chill TFO .......
he should be blaming his partners for not telliing him thye would use that in the mix tape duh
Souljaboy can still EAD!
Oops my bad, you got called out by Pay roll the pimp. That you aint a real Pimp. Not Cash flow.
Whoever said pimpin was not easy wasn't a mafuggen pimp! That's all 👁️👀 dEw knoW!!!
Yeah i remember that, i fucks wit Payroll heavy, Pimpin 101 was tha shyt. Put me up on alot of game. That whole roast was funny, thats whats pimps do, roast eachother. But Ice T never clamied to be a Pimp far as i know he might have portrayed the image but Ice T was always more of a player. He said in a interview that he tried to pimp but that it wasent in him, that he pimped for 3 days or sumn after reading a iceberg slim book and the hoe broke off with belongings or sumn lol aint no shame in that its called keepin it 100. Anyways much respect to both Payroll & Ice-T.
I always point to ice-t on why rappers from back in the day don't comment on today's rap, because they gave ice-t so much shit. But ice was right, Today's rap is purposely bad. You cannot point to one rapper today under 30 and say that person is going to be a legend. If you take shit and wrap it in a pretty bow it's still shit
Who’s fault is that though? Look at all the young people that listen to hip hop music today vs the people that listened to it in the 80’s or 90’s.
@@calebjakande4294 There is a scene in the movie Malcolm X where Elijah muhammed and Malcolm are talking And Elijah puts ink in a glass of water and says if you give this to the people they will drink it because it's their only choice. There's no choices in today's rap, back in the eighties and nineties you had different groups and different individuals raping about different things. Nowadays it's all about sex drugs and guns. So the people have no choice🤷🏿
@@generalinformation3507 you don’t have to have talent to be successful in music nowadays. Anybody can produce a generic beat with a cheap audio sampling program on their computer… people can change the sound of their vocals with audio program. These people can market their own music very easily also… but it’s still comes down to someone with a lot of clout to put someone on and make them a trend. Look at uTube for example… they dictate which videos go viral… 2 people can put out the same exact content yet one will get the algorithm that allows their video to pop up in everyone’s feeds. 🤷🏿♂️ The way the hip hop game is going and the sound of it is dictated by a certain particular group and it’s why it sucks now. They saw that this genre of music had huge money making potential so they influenced it.
@@calebjakande4294 Exactly, And it's a great money saver for the record companies. You no longer Have to pay producer's To produce these tracks.These geniuses are doing it themselves in the bedroom of their mother's house. And it all sounds the same with the auto tune and that tick tick beat. Drake, nicki Minaj, big Sean, And J Cole Got on the helicopter and pulled up the ladder, and that was the end of real hip hop😔
Souljah who?
T right but it started with no limit & cash money rap started going downhill 🤷♂️🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Soulja Boy was trash. Ice, stand on it. It is what it is... Hip Hop ain't what it used to be.
Ice was right though, that shits garbage and won't last the testament of time.
Lol but it has lasted longer than their era.
I disagree with Ice on thee age bracket thing because he was all about that at one point to when he young in the game!
but it was also a completely different era then too. you had to actually be about what you were saying. wasnt no social media. and you had to call people up and talk or meet face to face. you couldnt troll Mfs or that was a black eye
@@KingJT80 I agree 👑! There is a lot more crap music these days that's for sure and ironically enough some of those putting it out are raking in more than our most loved and proven! Look at wack100 people say a lot of ish about him however he keeps it steady moving on social pages he's not only keeping up with the youngsters he is also gettin some of that youngster bread 🍞🥪 off some of some of them & they ain't trippin off of that! granted he's all up in the soap opera like WWe wrestling but he's good at it & for the youngsters listening 🎧 to him he is doing a little bit of teaching & ear pulling of the younger gens, and they he's like the big uncle type to them & he'll tell em ish they don't wanna hear & nothing's said cause they know the roll of the big uncle's big brothers! I don't know how everyone feels about wack but I feel like he is a diamond in the rough for not just youngens but for all of rap and hip hop, music in general too! He's gonna go down as a very well accomplished and very helping individual! I'll bet last food stamp on it!
@@meladella7326 your an awesome parent! Great to hear your approach regarding your children & the youngsters in general! I turned 49 this past November and when I was in high school the sag, baggy pants thing as far as I can remember really took off! Then just like all thee other generations that came before us each of those generations elders and parents just hated the clothes their kids chose to wear! One of my friends for a class project he did for our history class was about fashion over thee years and how it causes big problems! He rested his case so to speak at thee end of his fashion history report by showing the saggy baggy pants he liked to wear and pictures of him wearing them with his folks in the pictures looking angry he was wearing them, which they took those pictures to help him with his argument, he then showed his folks old school day pictures and they more or less had the hippie look and thing going on, bell bottoms, old tight generic football jerseys with just number on them! So his final word was his mother giving him an earful about his sagging pants and he pretended to reach into a picture of his mom and her friends from the past and he says mom I apologize that you do not like my choice of clothing right now but grandma and grandpa told me you'll get over it because they had the same disagreements with you mom and they tell told me everything will be fine! He then said I want to do my part for my generation by reaching back to you and your generation and I'm gonna bring your bell 🔔 bottoms back to the future because you had style mom! The bells you rocked are fly mom! So he is pulling a pair of bell bottoms out of thee old picture saying mom look we are the same! Only difference is we took your fly style & gear and flipped the game on your generation! we wore the same pants! They were just different! Then he grabs hold of the bell bottoms holds them upside down & steps into one of the pant legs that he had some belt loops sewed onto around the bottom of the pant leg and says mom I told you we flipped your game! Our pants are simply just bell bottoms turned upside down mom! Then he finishes pulling the pants up puts his belt on and rocked the bells while getting his sag on!
Y’all was dancing to songs like Humpty Hump then got mad at a TEENAGER for making a dance song for other TEENS. Hip hop didn’t die. Old niggas gave up. Could’ve easily continued making music for y’all own fan base.
I agree. Look at the majority of the old school rappers… most of them have changed up their style and sound to try to sound like what is in and trending instead of staying true to their own style. It’s why the old fans stopped supporting the rappers they used to listen to.
Soulja Boy now known as that guy selling wack bootleg video game consoles loaded with stolen pirate games.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
He ain't tho lmao he know for being legendary
Ice t should reach out to solja boy then....express it to him...not us...
Solja boy don’t give af about Ice-T. lol
Soulja is wack and lost too ice t
So ice t just summed up the game. A bunch of rich people singing about what they don't know about and they don't have to deal with. Great
I always point to ice-t on why rappers from back in the day don't comment on today's rap, because they gave ice-t so much shit. But ice was right, Today's rap is purposely bad. You cannot point to one rapper today under 30 and say that person is going to be a legend. If you take shit and wrap it in a pretty bow it's still shit