Shout out to Ro so proud of the maturity and growth in this man, got a chance to meet him a couple years ago at a SPC show we took a pic and was laughing at him when he was ordering his food outside the club talking bout let me get a Polk chop 😂 but as a fan/man just proud of the positive vibes im getting from this interview just continue moving forward in life and I pray God continue to keep covering you
this man was my middle and high school years EVERYDAY. I tried to get my hands on anything he put out.. My dad is a fan and he was even the one who put me on to him.
ZRO went from depression to positive spirits, I’m the same way the depressed side but this man motivates me to be positive and enjoy life and smile. Never had a role model and never will but he definitely someone I look up to and other people should too. Shout out to ZRO my favorite artist. I just moved to yo city bro I would love to meet ya my G! Stay up much love n respect
That's crazy cause for the longest time I didn't even know what zro looked like til the late 2000s,I'm from a small country town elcampo Texas,only videos we would see was on bet ,I didn't know what dj screw and the screwed up click looked like till I was a teenager and was able to search for music
I was the dj playing Convicts on the radio. 3'2 & `Bike Mike my boys. I kicked that whole movement off. Ask K Rhino too. Oh, and fyi, 3'2 is the brains behind Dr Dre's whole Aftermath & Chronic movement. Go back & listen to Snoop's adlibs & slang, that's Mr 3'2
Facts, we knew the songs and the voices but didn’t know what most of them looked like. I just thought about this the other day, especially when I first saw Paul Wall. Didn’t know he was white but that didn’t take away from his lyrical ability. 💯
3-2 n ugk .:: we’re on nationwide songs How he gone say he never knew what pimp look like yet didn’t say that bun Boys get vlad interviews n run with the narrative of what they said to vlad Donnie did a whole interview with ro n he lied about the screw shit It was always he didn’t know what screw looked like and he didn’t know what the suc was n who al d was To when he get on Donnie .. all of sudden he was already at screw house observing to not wanting to be over there roachin Off drank n smoke Because he was broke n didn’t have shit goin for em Flip ro keke running neck to neck with narrative changes When they have done interviews for decades about this Even mike d he ain’t never called himself the Drank man that was pat lemmons title until his name has slowly but siurely been erased
@@drumarsdeodorant5375 bro what is you talking about lol I'm tryna see what part he lied about.. And if you from the hood you know what it was with Mike D so nobody would have a problem with him calling himself that..
He telling the truth. Back in the day there was a music store in Briargate next door to Tight Creations Barbershop. I used to see 3-2 , Z Ro, and other artists come through with their music. I used to see Z Ro standing around and I finally realized who he was. 3-2 used to walk to the barbershop all the time and my barber told me who he was. This was 20 years ago!
Much love from Charleston sc...crazy..Every last artist he named..My big bro( RIp) MUG turned me on to all down to blac monks..ro head and screw head 4 life and k-rino rip Fat domino 3-2
Pimp wouldn’t have said shit neither would 3-2 Source ranch photo it was atleast 5 ppl had beef with Pimp liked slim and ro n that’s the only reason he addressed it 3-2 wasn’t gone do a thing because he was around n trae .: even there when ro and grace was dissin trae .: n grace was flippin slab into sounds like another biter On the underground funk series Ppl forget ro jumped lil o and went to Twitter with it n lil o doesn’t bother nobody This trae shit happen now everybody forget about ro was doin Y’all boys need to revisit that dougie d interview with Donnie .. he not bias .: he was experienced ro hoe ass ways how he was cool at one min mad then next Wait til somebody come out denounce that homeless claim ro been runnin with since 96.. get exposed
@@drumarsdeodorant5375 bro your hating ass can't speak on what a dead man would've done. Your a nobody and your opinion is nothing. Get off this video with all that hate and go read a book or something.
This was before social media and google. It was hard to know how some of the rappers look like when it was the cassette tapes. People didn't know beastie boys, Vanilla Ice, and Eminem were white. And when someone let you borrow a tape they never had the case. Some of the rappers didn't even put their pictures in the front. They had a picture of something else or some animation.
Underground wise yea .. Don’t kno why y’all runnin with this cassette narrative convicts promo posters was everywhere from houston to Seattle Big mike n 3-2 had videos in rotation across the nation that were guess in straight gangsterism and gangsta stories Ugk was signed to a major jive .. they had multiple video both local n nationally Banned is the only album u didn’t see them as stated earlier But southern way up to Rydin dirty posters were in every major b mom n pop store Funny Keyshawn Johnson could have mention any artist in the world in his espn interview .. but he mention fat pat throwed in the game
@@drumarsdeodorant5375 ok bro, I'm going to keep it a buck. People were broke back then. Especially if if you started from Z-Ro (no pun intended). To have cable TV you needed to have cash. To go out you needed cash and a car. Especially if you were a kid or a teen with missing parents and a house with a lot of kids. That's basically Z-Ro. The only way you got stuff back then was when you stole ish at school, when your friends gave you stuff or let you borrow it, or someone from the neighborhood let you borrow stuff. If a 2 parent home struggled with 1 or 2 kids yet alone a 1 parent house hold with multiple children. Back then to buy a phone, caller ID, computer, internet, cable TV., and a beeper was expensive. Now with any cheap smart phone you can do all that with a pre-pay plan with $50 a month plus you can comment and your voice can be heard to the top of the ladder without leaving your house. If your mom is the only 1 with a phone and 7 kids she can let you borrow it and see anything you want now days. To get a cassette copy of a tape you wanted was easy. You could have bought blank tapes and copied it from a double cassette stereo. But the cheapest way is to get a cassette you had that you didn't like and you or someone else re-record over it. And everyone had cassettes thrown all over back in the day.
@@eddiearnold5557 remembered when you waited all day on the radio and pressed record and play on a cassette tape to get the song you wanted and play it all over the house, cassette player, and the car. Lol 😂!
You know Pimp C has power when he can randomly write you a letter telling you to clean up your behavior and you abide without knowing what he look like lmao . Long live Pimp C
People back then with the cassette tape era didn't know how a lot of the rappers looked like. Especially the SUC because they were underground. And the way most people got tapes that didn't have the cash was by boot legging them over another tape you didn't like. Shoot...! You had Barney and friends white cassette with the purple🍇 silhouette 👥 shadow kids with the June 27 song. Lol 😂!
Underground yea but major releases .. 3-2 was had geto boys verses that had videos.. south central cartel gang stories with mike n eiht Convicts album plane as day on the cover Pimp c .. banned was the only album without their faces But southern way too hard to swallow Rydin dirty Bootleg or not both bun n pimp were on the zerox copied covers
@@drumarsdeodorant5375 Bun and Pimp were on major labels though, they had a machine behind them to make things possible and easier. But as for Screw 🔩 and the SUC? They were not part of any franchise or had any music videos. But Z-RO already said why he didn't know how Pimp looked like. He just got their tapes hand ✋ to hand with no cover. Not everybody had cable Tv. back then to see BET or MTV. I didn't know how a lot of artist looked because of this neither but had boot legged cassettes of over lapping music. I knew songs though.
@@p2a0p2e0r1 You had to stay up like up to 12:00 AM to see street Flava on National T.V. though. Right... next to girls gone wild. Lol😂! But from what year to what year did street Flava started? I saw it when the Houston Rap wave hit in the early 2000's by accident. I'm not sure if Z-Ro when he was a kid and teen that came out. They usually put Houston rappers music videos? And the only thing Houston had back then was ghetto Boys? UGK came out latter. They put out Biggie and Pac videos.
Damn everything he named I literally grew up on that black monks( no mercy my favorite though) was fruit to me, k-rino raised me, street military schooled me, & I'm still a geto boy baby.
Went to High school with 5th ward boyz when i moved to Texas recorded at the same studio at Shetaro and Bernie with UGk and i met 3-2 performing in dayton texas with Ghetto boys in 1991.3-2 was 74 on the Sw side that was one of the 🔱✡️ membaz he was a good dude
This was when he probably didn't have any money young and people were copying other people's tapes or letting people borrowing eachother's tapes. Usually by that time they didn't have the cover. A lot of people use to do this back in the day and would go to their favorite artists concert and found out eminem was white. Lol 😂!
Well you got to consider that Ro lived out there in that little country town south of Houston called Missouri City. Back then they only had like 1 or 2 channels on their tvs and most of them rode horses to school.
@@p2a0p2e0r1 Z-Ro wasn't originally from Mo city though. He didnt go to the Mo until he had money and was grown. The houses are nice and expensive there but the ghetto is right next to it. It started to get more ghetto as time passed. Plus where he lives Fresno and Arcola is right next to it. Z-Ro really didn't have much of anything, he was even homeless at a point. People and friends turned on him constantly like we all saw in TMZ... he started from Nada. I think he lived with his grandparents and like 7 other kids. He wasn't rich and had nothing that's why he called him self Z-Ro. I remembered seeing a video of himself when he was skinny on a key board the house he had didn't even had the paint just the dry wall sheet rock. And then went to jail on top of that with a drank addiction.
Shout out to Ro so proud of the maturity and growth in this man, got a chance to meet him a couple years ago at a SPC show we took a pic and was laughing at him when he was ordering his food outside the club talking bout let me get a Polk chop 😂 but as a fan/man just proud of the positive vibes im getting from this interview just continue moving forward in life and I pray God continue to keep covering you
this man was my middle and high school years EVERYDAY. I tried to get my hands on anything he put out.. My dad is a fan and he was even the one who put me on to him.
Bruh whenever I got some money I use to run to big T or CD warehouse and cop any new Texas albums 😫🙌
Yessir!!! Dallas had a lot to do with Houston’s success,we bought everything they dropped back then.💪🏾💯
Same
@@9to5jackson they still open?
Same. His music isn’t the same anymore tho :/
ZRO went from depression to positive spirits, I’m the same way the depressed side but this man motivates me to be positive and enjoy life and smile. Never had a role model and never will but he definitely someone I look up to and other people should too. Shout out to ZRO my favorite artist. I just moved to yo city bro I would love to meet ya my G! Stay up much love n respect
Ro that's wassup stay in good spirit with good energy salute to Z-Ro 💪💯
REALLY, Really, Really Doe!!! 3-2 ,True Legend 👏! I grew up on him
We sprayed painted that Really Doe in 94 on the enemy set...yea 3.2 was the man..snoop cube all them Westcoast locs took that slang forrealdoe bigbaby
Z-RO my nigga foe life along wit J-dawg Real Texas niggaz can relate.....💯💯
Blac Monks “Secrets Of The Hidden Temple” is a southern classic
I'm officially ready for his next album! Especially, the way Pressure was JAMMIN!!!!
Real shit tho!
I’ve been ready for him to release that Ghetto Gospel album for years
@@kadeemjones30 Facts! I totally forgot about that.
That's crazy cause for the longest time I didn't even know what zro looked like til the late 2000s,I'm from a small country town elcampo Texas,only videos we would see was on bet ,I didn't know what dj screw and the screwed up click looked like till I was a teenager and was able to search for music
ElCampo to Smithville aka Screwville Tx. Remember playing y’all in basketball
Big ec ricebirds baby I work out there 😂
That boy from dat camp I see ya
El campo tx in here.....
Victoria, TX here
GOOD TO SEE ROTHA DROPPING GEMS 💎 DAT PRESSURE ALBUM 💯🎯
I was the dj playing Convicts on the radio. 3'2 & `Bike Mike my boys. I kicked that whole movement off. Ask K Rhino too. Oh, and fyi, 3'2 is the brains behind Dr Dre's whole Aftermath & Chronic movement. Go back & listen to Snoop's adlibs & slang, that's Mr 3'2
What it dew Greg Street...it's six o'clock it's six o'clock it's time for streets to rock... man is a legend from Texas to Georgia........
Street! We gotta link up, been a fan since you were on the radio in Houston. Would love to chop it up w/ you sometime.
BIG FACTS MANE
Greg Street ugk - country star
ZRo Is one of my fav Houston artists OD4L
Facts, we knew the songs and the voices but didn’t know what most of them looked like. I just thought about this the other day, especially when I first saw Paul Wall. Didn’t know he was white but that didn’t take away from his lyrical ability. 💯
3-2 n ugk .:: we’re on nationwide songs
How he gone say he never knew what pimp look like yet didn’t say that bun
Boys get vlad interviews n run with the narrative of what they said to vlad
Donnie did a whole interview with ro n he lied about the screw shit
It was always he didn’t know what screw looked like and he didn’t know what the suc was n who al d was
To when he get on Donnie .. all of sudden he was already at screw house observing to not wanting to be over there roachin Off drank n smoke
Because he was broke n didn’t have shit goin for em
Flip ro keke running neck to neck with narrative changes
When they have done interviews for decades about this
Even mike d he ain’t never called himself the Drank man that was pat lemmons title until his name has slowly but siurely been erased
@@drumarsdeodorant5375 we got ol detective Umar on the scene! Boy you gonna make homicide one day if you keep up the great work.
@@drumarsdeodorant5375 bro what is you talking about lol I'm tryna see what part he lied about.. And if you from the hood you know what it was with Mike D so nobody would have a problem with him calling himself that..
He telling the truth. Back in the day there was a music store in Briargate next door to Tight Creations Barbershop. I used to see 3-2 , Z Ro, and other artists come through with their music. I used to see Z Ro standing around and I finally realized who he was. 3-2 used to walk to the barbershop all the time and my barber told me who he was. This was 20 years ago!
I was in junior high school with lil troy son.
Talk about it
The Secrets of the hidden temple 🔥🔥🔥 Classic! Blac Monks Salute Z-Ro
Secrets of the Hidden Temple was one of the most underrated albums ever!
I was jamming ZRo vs The World as a 7th grader in the boot. Boys aint even know who Ro was yet. Humble beginnings my nigga.
That zro jersey is fire 🔥
Cannot forget BAM and Street Military
Great interview Donnie !!!! Much love to the King of the Ghetto 💯 !!!
Much love and respect to you Ro been fuccing with cha since the 1900's keep grinding and growing 💯
I absolutely Love and adore ZRO. SALUTE DONNIE HOUSTON 👑. SALUTE ZRO 💙👑💙 LLPIMPC 👑♥️ LLMR 3-2👑♥️
Much love from Charleston sc...crazy..Every last artist he named..My big bro( RIp) MUG turned me on to all down to blac monks..ro head and screw head 4 life and k-rino rip Fat domino 3-2
Mug was the truth may he R.I.H Mug
Hell yeah I fuck with z-ro
Ur never too clever to be outsmarted by the next fucking fellow!!!
With no expression to everything, I react the same Only speak when im spoke, to avoid giving up game
That Fakkulty was some serious Donnie we need some about them on your pod cast 💯
Looking forward to the entire interview to drop
He said a cool Oruange nickel da whole time😎🤘💯
Hiram Clarke in dis bihh 🤘🏾
This is dope. Ro is the goat!
Really wish if 32 and pimp Chad was here to say bout the jumping situation!!!😐😐!
Pimp wouldn’t have said shit neither would 3-2
Source ranch photo it was atleast 5 ppl had beef with
Pimp liked slim and ro n that’s the only reason he addressed it
3-2 wasn’t gone do a thing because he was around n trae .: even there when ro and grace was dissin trae .: n grace was flippin slab into sounds like another biter
On the underground funk series
Ppl forget ro jumped lil o and went to Twitter with it n lil o doesn’t bother nobody
This trae shit happen now everybody forget about ro was doin
Y’all boys need to revisit that dougie d interview with Donnie .. he not bias .: he was experienced ro hoe ass ways how he was cool at one min mad then next
Wait til somebody come out denounce that homeless claim ro been runnin with since 96.. get exposed
The world will never know which is sad,,,
@@drumarsdeodorant5375 bro your hating ass can't speak on what a dead man would've done. Your a nobody and your opinion is nothing. Get off this video with all that hate and go read a book or something.
Donnie mayyyyyne, where the link for that pressure jersey?
Much Love ZRO and stay blessed Nephew ❤️❤️💯
Salute to you Ro! Keep doing it how you doing it
Lovin' tha PRESSURE shirt!!!
Salute Mo City Don💯💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
I didn't know what Ro looked like till 2002 that's when I really start bangin Ro shit
Ro hit that bytch. The black monks. 🔥
Got my DH cap!! Thanks bro!! #ZRoTheLegend
Why when you ask them about old school rappers from Houston they don't ever mention 4deep 4 life and Criminal element cuz them boys use to jam frfr
Raheem either! Underground Jugglin was my sh!t
shout out to the fakkulty. R.I.P. Malik ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾
This was before social media and google. It was hard to know how some of the rappers look like when it was the cassette tapes. People didn't know beastie boys, Vanilla Ice, and Eminem were white. And when someone let you borrow a tape they never had the case. Some of the rappers didn't even put their pictures in the front. They had a picture of something else or some animation.
Underground wise yea ..
Don’t kno why y’all runnin with this cassette narrative
convicts promo posters was everywhere from houston to Seattle
Big mike n 3-2 had videos in rotation across the nation that were guess in straight gangsterism and gangsta stories
Ugk was signed to a major jive .. they had multiple video both local n nationally
Banned is the only album u didn’t see them as stated earlier
But southern way up to Rydin dirty posters were in every major b mom n pop store
Funny Keyshawn Johnson could have mention any artist in the world in his espn interview .. but he mention fat pat throwed in the game
@@drumarsdeodorant5375 ok bro, I'm going to keep it a buck. People were broke back then. Especially if if you started from Z-Ro (no pun intended). To have cable TV you needed to have cash. To go out you needed cash and a car. Especially if you were a kid or a teen with missing parents and a house with a lot of kids. That's basically Z-Ro. The only way you got stuff back then was when you stole ish at school, when your friends gave you stuff or let you borrow it, or someone from the neighborhood let you borrow stuff.
If a 2 parent home struggled with 1 or 2 kids yet alone a 1 parent house hold with multiple children. Back then to buy a phone, caller ID, computer, internet, cable TV., and a beeper was expensive. Now with any cheap smart phone you can do all that with a pre-pay plan with $50 a month plus you can comment and your voice can be heard to the top of the ladder without leaving your house. If your mom is the only 1 with a phone and 7 kids she can let you borrow it and see anything you want now days.
To get a cassette copy of a tape you wanted was easy. You could have bought blank tapes and copied it from a double cassette stereo. But the cheapest way is to get a cassette you had that you didn't like and you or someone else re-record over it. And everyone had cassettes thrown all over back in the day.
@@oscarvillarreal8951 facts 80 baby shit mane
@@eddiearnold5557 remembered when you waited all day on the radio and pressed record and play on a cassette tape to get the song you wanted and play it all over the house, cassette player, and the car. Lol 😂!
Salute to Ro💙
"Sitt'n in the Harris County Jail"
Sitting in the Harris County Jail,Funky Toes are everywhere!!! lol 😂😆
You know Pimp C has power when he can randomly write you a letter telling you to clean up your behavior and you abide without knowing what he look like lmao . Long live Pimp C
That secretes of the hidden temple song never gets old I still listen to it every now in then when I'm in the ride
Z-Ro The Greats Peace.
Maaaannneeeeeee
That Blacmonks was hard. I was just listening to it too
The Beastie Boys? Thats wild
Real throw back classic 3-2 was a monster street military KP
How many of y'all waiting for the rear question
hTown Top Legend ZRO 💙💙💙🥰
1DEEP RLLYDOE ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿
1 Deep
People back then with the cassette tape era didn't know how a lot of the rappers looked like. Especially the SUC because they were underground. And the way most people got tapes that didn't have the cash was by boot legging them over another tape you didn't like. Shoot...! You had Barney and friends white cassette with the purple🍇 silhouette 👥 shadow kids with the June 27 song. Lol 😂!
Underground yea but major releases .. 3-2 was had geto boys verses that had videos.. south central cartel gang stories with mike n eiht
Convicts album plane as day on the cover
Pimp c .. banned was the only album without their faces
But southern way too hard to swallow Rydin dirty
Bootleg or not both bun n pimp were on the zerox copied covers
32 used to be on Street Flava pretty often so if you was in the county you know what that boy looked like.
@@drumarsdeodorant5375 Bun and Pimp were on major labels though, they had a machine behind them to make things possible and easier. But as for Screw 🔩 and the SUC? They were not part of any franchise or had any music videos.
But Z-RO already said why he didn't know how Pimp looked like. He just got their tapes hand ✋ to hand with no cover. Not everybody had cable Tv. back then to see BET or MTV. I didn't know how a lot of artist looked because of this neither but had boot legged cassettes of over lapping music. I knew songs though.
@@p2a0p2e0r1 You had to stay up like up to 12:00 AM to see street Flava on National T.V. though. Right... next to girls gone wild. Lol😂!
But from what year to what year did street Flava started? I saw it when the Houston Rap wave hit in the early 2000's by accident. I'm not sure if Z-Ro when he was a kid and teen that came out. They usually put Houston rappers music videos? And the only thing Houston had back then was ghetto Boys? UGK came out latter. They put out Biggie and Pac videos.
When was this recorded!?!?
Mo City OG
Just imagine Big Hawk from SUC doing a Donnie Houston interview
Dont matter how one may isolate oneself we all need a hug every now and then. Truth is in the movement
Wish Z-Ro would hop on some trap beats like Pierre Bourne beats and just wreck, even if he gotta switch the flow to go with it 🔥
Damn everything he named I literally grew up on that black monks( no mercy my favorite though) was fruit to me, k-rino raised me, street military schooled me, & I'm still a geto boy baby.
Just seen ro on Travis by hpd
Really Though!
I met and kicked it with Mr.3-2 on thrice occasions. Met him through my hg Angie. Cool cat
rip to the governor 🙏🏾 also to sweet James
Donnie going promote them pies really doe I'm about to order a few tomorrow
dont ever sell out donny dont ever sell out keep suc alive
#HomeTeam #4 #HGIII
Zro look like Dj kayslay twin
Long Live Pimpin Chris and Pimpin Chad
Yo I didn't know what Z-Ro looked like until I got to high school haha
LL Pimp C 👑🐐💔🕊️😇
💪🏾💯
Sayyyyyyy fool I’m dat Pharaoh from South Park. Street Military was my shit.
That black monks album is one of my favorite albums of all time
Rother💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
Luh Yall
The goat
shout out them barriere boys!
He called that n'ga urrnge 😆😆😆😆😆 n'gas STAY butchering words 🤣🤣🤣
Why doesn't miss Mary have a website tryna order something
The first time I heard 3~2 was on Gangsta Nip shit.
Went to High school with 5th ward boyz when i moved to Texas recorded at the same studio at Shetaro and Bernie with UGk and i met 3-2 performing in dayton texas with Ghetto boys in 1991.3-2 was 74 on the Sw side that was one of the 🔱✡️ membaz he was a good dude
RothA. DA Don
Donnie Houston do a Daryl Scott interview
We knew what pimp look like since pocket fulla stones
20🎶Life 🎚️🔥🔥
They say snoop stole Mr 3-2 flow.
I heard the same thing!
How do u not know what pimp c looked like. Didn't u ever look at the album covers ??
This was when he probably didn't have any money young and people were copying other people's tapes or letting people borrowing eachother's tapes. Usually by that time they didn't have the cover. A lot of people use to do this back in the day and would go to their favorite artists concert and found out eminem was white. Lol 😂!
Well you got to consider that Ro lived out there in that little country town south of Houston called Missouri City. Back then they only had like 1 or 2 channels on their tvs and most of them rode horses to school.
@@p2a0p2e0r1 Z-Ro wasn't originally from Mo city though. He didnt go to the Mo until he had money and was grown. The houses are nice and expensive there but the ghetto is right next to it. It started to get more ghetto as time passed. Plus where he lives Fresno and Arcola is right next to it. Z-Ro really didn't have much of anything, he was even homeless at a point. People and friends turned on him constantly like we all saw in TMZ... he started from Nada. I think he lived with his grandparents and like 7 other kids. He wasn't rich and had nothing that's why he called him self Z-Ro.
I remembered seeing a video of himself when he was skinny on a key board the house he had didn't even had the paint just the dry wall sheet rock. And then went to jail on top of that with a drank addiction.
@@oscarvillarreal8951 u mean to tell me he never walked into a record store to browse tapes or albums ?
RIP me 3-2
Where the full interview
🔥🔥🔥
We’re is the whole video
32 was errenge complected
Yeah z ro got something but he couldn't fuck with pimp c on his best album!!! Pimp c is a legend and there will never be another!!!
So sick of these godddamnnnn 1 min pie commercials lol
Ernge niggah 😅
MR 32 🎶🔥🔥🎚️
B.I.Dub