A lot of people dont even know who this dude is but for the ones like myself who does definitely clicked on this with the quickness...Hip hop heads been waiting for this interview forever...
He's probably one of the most influential and important figures in Hip Hop HISTORY, without ever feeling the need to be seen. I'm in awe of this man.. He's a God to the entire culture.. SALUTE
I went to school with Kareem. Always cool as he'll. We would snap all day in JHS 43. Played ball at lunch in the back of Grant projects. we shopped at the original KP Kong on 125th in Amsterdam. Takes me back. good to see my home free. Much success bro.
+Gator McClusky I've always said that. Every time something goes down at Cash Money the media NEVER says anything about Slim. Same thing with Biggs. It's always Dame Dash in the spotlight. Biggs is always in the back. They move like they sell dope for real.
Biggs>dame. Biggs knows how to carry himself with intelligence, and professionalism knows how to give ppl the Roca fella stories Everyone loves while promoting his new stuff. Amazing interview
Whatever Biggs is selling people are going to buy because of his history and he’s easy going he’s gives you the old stories with no problem because he knows that’s what the people want to hear
Never get tired of hearing about the history of the Roc. Great to hear about Biggs story too cause I never knew too much, just knew he was behind the scenes.
+thatsjas2 there was another interview with him a few years back that had a different vibe to it. A lot of people thought he was intimidating the interviewer.
I remember seeing Dame, Jay and Biggs at the Rucker games as a teen. Way before Reasonable Doubt, their persona was real deal. These dudes are the epitome of starting from the bottom. Much respect ✊🏾
two totally different group of personalities. I'm pretty sure breakfast club isn't trying to do "true Journalism". you go here if you want facts and gems about the music biz, you g to the breakfast if you just want to laugh and watch a light hearted interview
This has to be one of the best and respectful interviews I have heard in a long time. The interviewers came prepared and Biggs is so relaxed because they made him feel comfortable in the studio.
nice interview...No wonder the Roc had some much success..Not only were the guys in front of the camera flight, but the dudes behind the scenes were every bit of influential & monumental as the label stars.
This is the most legendary interview of 2016, and one of the most legendary interviews in hip hop history. Its like interviewing a ghost. I respect a man this articulate and intelligent and could stay away from public eye. My first time to see Biggs talking for more than a few seconds. Welcome home Great one!
To be honest Rick James and Micheal Jackson had the first Streets Is Watchin type shit Ricks was Ebony Eyes and Mike had Thriller...Oh yeah cant forget Prince with Purple Rain
50:56 The Roc was definitely unique and has a special place in people's hearts because there was a lotta good brothas--seen and unseen--involved that actually wanted to do well by everyone, not just bring one or two dudes up and elevate one name. They elevated the level of sophistication to the game and instead of just wearing suits, debrys, pinky rings and smoking cigars to look like the gangsters in the movies that Black boys grew up idolizing, they went into the corporate with street conversation and forced their way into industries traditionally reserved for the privileged and non-Black. The took their respect in fashion by refusing to allow anyone to box them into Urban shreds, they were like, "Nah we wanna do cut and sow!" they wanted their shit respected on that same professional level and for folks to not get it twisted that just because they were wearing oversized jerseys, jeans, and lids turned to the side doesn't mean they are not every bit the executive and CEO material that the most buttoned-up Fortune 25 and Fortune 10 CEOs are.
My first time hearing Biggs speak like many others. He seems very humble, has the same insight, smartness and influence in business like Dame Dash. I see why Roc A Fella did so well!
biggs quiet as kept was such a "big"(lol) part of the roc dynasty and he always seemed to keep it humble and stay ahead of the curve...good to see him home and getting into new ventures...good for u brother; stay positive
I like how he is unfiltered but still respectable at the same time.And he also shows you how lyor is definitley a sucker for not believing in kanye.A culture vulture in my opinion.
Roc a wear 80 mill like 18 months you can bullshit with rap if you want mfuckers, when its all said and done well see what's what holla at hov I be in the cut
+Marvin Blanc FYI clothing has about 10 % profit margin after manufacturing partnerships, admin and marketing. Dame was known to blow budgets too. Split the 8 million profit 3 ways and this is subject to 50% tax. You have about 1.3 million each.
Hustlers dreams to see our idols made legit now inspiring us keep dropping interviews its knowledge kinda like watching bob Marley interview or Farrakhan you know you going learn something great
A lot of people dont even know who this dude is but for the ones like myself who does definitely clicked on this with the quickness...Hip hop heads been waiting for this interview forever...
He's probably one of the most influential and important figures in Hip Hop HISTORY, without ever feeling the need to be seen. I'm in awe of this man.. He's a God to the entire culture.. SALUTE
I went to school with Kareem. Always cool as he'll. We would snap all day in JHS 43. Played ball at lunch in the back of Grant projects. we shopped at the original KP Kong on 125th in Amsterdam. Takes me back. good to see my home free. Much success bro.
Jay Bills Harlem stand up. I went to 195 tho
His personality is a blend of Dame and Jay's ... Welcome Home, boss
Patrick Davis word never looked at it that way
@@pedrogates3189 It isn't. What part of his personality has Dame?
Biggs is his own person like Jay and Dame are their own person, their unique differences are what build their vision.
I always peeped Kareem "Biggs" Burke and Ronald "Slim" Williams as two of the most lowkey C.E.O's .
+Gator McClusky I've always said that. Every time something goes down at Cash Money the media NEVER says anything about Slim. Same thing with Biggs. It's always Dame Dash in the spotlight. Biggs is always in the back. They move like they sell dope for real.
Exactly
and Chinese dude from Neptune's
+david morbley Chad's not chinese but yes you're right.Made millions on the low.
+Shelton Hardy bg said slim is the most shadiest one
Biggs>dame. Biggs knows how to carry himself with intelligence, and professionalism knows how to give ppl the Roca fella stories Everyone loves while promoting his new stuff. Amazing interview
Straight ✊
Whatever Biggs is selling people are going to buy because of his history and he’s easy going he’s gives you the old stories with no problem because he knows that’s what the people want to hear
Biggs look like a brolic Jay Williams
the energy of Jay Biggs and Dam; I mean you can totally see how they made history man. 3 Totally different dudes but all so ambitious and wise
Jay had a thorough squad behind him.
TopShelf still does these guys are still around Biggs ty ty Emory ogJuan
Never get tired of hearing about the history of the Roc. Great to hear about Biggs story too cause I never knew too much, just knew he was behind the scenes.
i think this the 1st time ive ever heard Biggs speak!.....thanks rap radar
+thatsjas2 there was another interview with him a few years back that had a different vibe to it. A lot of people thought he was intimidating the interviewer.
+HowToMakeBeats yeah it was doggie diamonds
+MIKEY ESCO facts!
Word!!!
+HowToMakeBeats yep...i think he was annoying biggs
I remember seeing Dame, Jay and Biggs at the Rucker games as a teen. Way before Reasonable Doubt, their persona was real deal. These dudes are the epitome of starting from the bottom. Much respect ✊🏾
first time ive ever heard this dude speak. seems real cool and level headed
Peace. Indeed.
Harlem nicca
Great interview for sure
A very reserved guy. Kudos to yall for securing this interview. 👍
Man it's good to finally see a interview where the host are not trollin' the guest.
Shout out to Rap Radar man💯👍🏽💯
I never seen Biggs talk this much he seem happier
+Johnique Moore Getting out of jail would do that to anyone.
Can listen to Roc stories all day
to see them all on the same stage, while Jay performs Reasonable Doubt, would be Hip Hop History!
RAP RADAR PODCAST > THE BREAKFAST CLUB. The difference between true journalism & professionalism compared to the breakfast club ignorance & gossip.
#facts
+David Harris it boils down to journalism vs entertainment its not a bad thing to have both if you can tell the difference
+Dylan Pozzy yup.
but one is a podcast and one has to answer to a radio station for ratings and views
two totally different group of personalities. I'm pretty sure breakfast club isn't trying to do "true Journalism". you go here if you want facts and gems about the music biz, you g to the breakfast if you just want to laugh and watch a light hearted interview
I think this is the first time I've ever heard this dude speak...
word
+Mr6500eso Biggs sounds just like dame dash lol
He talks at the end of the Dead Presidents video when they're playing Monopoly with real money...
yo, u ain't lyin lol. I've NEVER EVER heard this dude speak a word. and he never spoke in the Streets is Watchin movie lol.
+Audio Plugg did you not see what I just said? Lmfao!!!!
This has to be one of the best and respectful interviews I have heard in a long time. The interviewers came prepared and Biggs is so relaxed because they made him feel comfortable in the studio.
This was a great interview, Salute to you guys Play it and definitely Kareem "Biggs" Burke.
nice interview...No wonder the Roc had some much success..Not only were the guys in front of the camera flight, but the dudes behind the scenes were every bit of influential & monumental as the label stars.
You understand!!
I love listening to stories that happen that people didnt know about, i've always wanted to hear biggs talk and this interview was everything...thanks
an actual interview, with questions that matter. good job.
Biggs is thorough.
Instant Classic interview...just when u thought you heard all the Roc stories...Biggs drops more ...he dropped major GEMS
Biggs did it first, Jay put it in a verse.
@12:42 when he calls boosie "lil bootsie" 😂😂😂
This is the most legendary interview of 2016, and one of the most legendary interviews in hip hop history. Its like interviewing a ghost. I respect a man this articulate and intelligent and could stay away from public eye. My first time to see Biggs talking for more than a few seconds. Welcome home Great one!
need more executives like him in business period
Nice interview. Filled in a lot of questions I've had over the years.
it did the same fa me too .....I wish that all three would get together
+Stringer Bell Absolutely!
Great Interview!!
wow just happened to stumble upon this. never even knew dude came home. very nice to hear him finally speak. really enjoyed it
this was a good one
Good stuff. Biggs always moved on the low. He even got out of prison on the low.
yelp
Word..& got married th' day he got out. Respect
Awesome Interview (U a Very Gifted Brotha)....
Forth of November (Im READY to Cop)
Great questions, awesome interview!
Peace G.O.D Welcome Home Hoffa a.k.a Biggs
great interview learnt a lot really enjoyed this #Salute Rap Radar
Loved this interview
very dope interview. gave a lot of insight.
first interview I really watched this long ,watched commercials and all,didn't want to miss anything.
Great interview!
Damn wouldve never known this brother was this articulate, no wonder why he move so heavy behind the scenes. Thats a live 1.
All we now is a sit down wit "Slim" from Cash Money
Haha fa real huh
that would be fresh
Boston MAss rap radar need to make that happen
To be honest Rick James and Micheal Jackson had the first Streets Is Watchin type shit Ricks was Ebony Eyes and Mike had Thriller...Oh yeah cant forget Prince with Purple Rain
😂😂😂😂😂😂
mike had moonwalker too
Not really. Streets Is Watching had a consortium of song videos while Rick James and MJ was based on one song.
Big L had the JayZ / DMX pool hall tape. And Dead Presidents was Mase's beat first. The homie Biggs is dropping some gems for real!
I'm writing the screenplay lol
+Moises Benitez
word
Dope Interview, Huge !
We need the ROC documentary HOV!!! Too much history here!!!
Great interveiw!!
damn biggs was hitting the weights hard while he was knocked
That was a cool ass interview!!!! Much respect
Great interview.
yo Rockefeller made being independent cool before social media
No limit did that
this is a gem
Dope interview. Props to Biggs for keeping it 100 through everything it appears....
4th of Nov, Mom and Dad Anniversary! Gotta rock with that!
I been waiting forever to hear this guy speak..
this is great..i've always wanted to hear from this guy...
Great interview
Dope interview. Biggs!!!!!
great interview
my pops passed on 4th of nov.96 so I'm definitely gona cop sum gear haven't seen it yet but ima cop either way! bout to go on they website!
Great Interview
this is my 3rd time watching this interview.I Love hustlers spirit
Good To see my Dude Home Making Moves
Very appreciative of this Interview...The Roc still inspiring. #salute
Biggs the level headed one 💯
bow wow the wild one... LMAOOoooooOOOooooo!!!
Dope interview
50:56 The Roc was definitely unique and has a special place in people's hearts because there was a lotta good brothas--seen and unseen--involved that actually wanted to do well by everyone, not just bring one or two dudes up and elevate one name. They elevated the level of sophistication to the game and instead of just wearing suits, debrys, pinky rings and smoking cigars to look like the gangsters in the movies that Black boys grew up idolizing, they went into the corporate with street conversation and forced their way into industries traditionally reserved for the privileged and non-Black. The took their respect in fashion by refusing to allow anyone to box them into Urban shreds, they were like, "Nah we wanna do cut and sow!" they wanted their shit respected on that same professional level and for folks to not get it twisted that just because they were wearing oversized jerseys, jeans, and lids turned to the side doesn't mean they are not every bit the executive and CEO material that the most buttoned-up Fortune 25 and Fortune 10 CEOs are.
#facts ❤ this breakdown
I didn't know Biggs came home....King of the Roc
mind bl💣wn by this interview! so much insight, big ups to Biggs for these gems he dropped on us.
Good interview
My first time hearing Biggs speak like many others. He seems very humble, has the same insight, smartness and influence in business like Dame Dash. I see why Roc A Fella did so well!
realest interview I've ever seen
A CEO's CEO.... Humble, Focused, Quiet...
One of the only dudes in hip hop, I can say I put respect on his name!!!!
biggs quiet as kept was such a "big"(lol) part of the roc dynasty and he always seemed to keep it humble and stay ahead of the curve...good to see him home and getting into new ventures...good for u brother; stay positive
I like how he is unfiltered but still respectable at the same time.And he also shows you how lyor is definitley a sucker for not believing in kanye.A culture vulture in my opinion.
+Donn Jones no bro its not your opinion he is a culture vulture for real
Biggs seem like a smart and chill dude. Glad he's doing his thing.
Still waters run deep.....!
Hov drops facts in them damn lyrics
yeah! jay- z dope!
"whatever jigga say jigga probably do"
Roc a wear 80 mill like 18 months you can bullshit with rap if you want mfuckers, when its all said and done well see what's what holla at hov I be in the cut
+MjlB Network TV Bigs did it first and Jay put it in a verse.
+Marvin Blanc FYI clothing has about 10 % profit margin after manufacturing partnerships, admin and marketing. Dame was known to blow budgets too. Split the 8 million profit 3 ways and this is subject to 50% tax. You have about 1.3 million each.
very interesting itw its always inspirering to see positive and true men like mr Biggs !!! s/o to him !
good questions as well...
Imagine the kinda questions The Breakfast Club would have asked 🤔
Biggs is the most loved member of the Roc
Growing up, on Jay-Z's album's I remember constantly seeing: Kareem "Biggs" Burke. Good to finally put a face to the name almost 20 years after.
Biggs a real dude and shrewd from a business aspect. Respect this dude.
Kareem Some PHYNE Yes thank God for creating men like him
good interview.......
He was apart of the true growth of the roc
These guys are VERY good interviewers!
what a part he played throughout the roc dynasty. quite, humble, and gangster.
Biggs Keep being a low key CEO Millionaire G. Love it
no hate on Biggs at all love this guys humbleness we need more of this
Seems a real humble dude
great interview. Biggs sound like a Visionary business mogul
Biggs low key look like a bald Karl Kani
Just missing the tat on his hand. Lol
Biggs speaks after 20+ years
Lol yup
Lol..basically. & it's a must that u tune in
Biggs interview was awesome. .
Biggs handle business behind the scenes like a true boss
Hustlers dreams to see our idols made legit now inspiring us keep dropping interviews its knowledge kinda like watching bob Marley interview or Farrakhan you know you going learn something great
True. talk about a silent partner! Never heard Biggs talk til now. Great interview!!