Kokane Tells His Diddy Party Story & Tony A Shares Some Weird RAPPER CATFISH Stories
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
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Traumas. Usually stems from being violated/touched from young. Sad reality is so many suffer from being violated in many forms and carry the traumas through behaviors/tendencies. Broken, hurting individuals.
Kokane nailed it! “ No matter how fun it seems we all gotta answer to God”
That "small island" 🏝 bit took me out son 💀😭
Morality, Matter of Perspective
Sharing your wife isn't a crime as long as she consents. Bring gay or bringing someone around gays isnt a crimeI still haven't heard any crimes Diddy committed.
WHAT DA DIDDY???
The Bible teaches in Proverbs chapter 5, that you don't suppose to share your wife
@@sterlingshelton4849also says man laying with man.
@@KingBee77 What are you talking about, im talking about sharing your wife is a sin
Trafficking is a crime.
DIddy tried a lot of people. Only the strong survived. Kokane survived.
Black dude on the left is tall when he sits down damn 😂
All in the videos, dancing.
Loved this episode, had to do a double take on MC-Eiht.... everyone looking good.
Voices of Legends.
The song that got me "hooked" on KOKANE was "ANY LAST WORDZ"(EAZY E)...
Who's to blame here tho ? From wayyyy back when Diddy was all in the "Biggie Papa" vid, it was obvious this Dood was a weirdo. I blame the fans who supported him instead of calling him out & gradually made him to the monster he slowly became.
"Fans" can be easily manipulated by the hip hop media for example the Source magazine was edited and managed by dudes who were best friends with Sean Puffy Combs since 1992 or earlier than that... so when Biggie first album came out he was biting King Tee and Tupac style but the editor and review writer portrayed Biggie as brand new and original and gave the album full top score which almost no one had gotten and no one questioned whether the magazine was biased af cause the hype machine started and most people from NYC wanted to push aside the dominant west coast hip hop that was better written and was actually more positive music at the time ironically enough.
@@apollosungod2819 well def here in the NYC/NJ area. The thugs here were LOVING the 1st Puffy album that dropped after Big passed. I literally felt like I was the only one scratching my head saying "but this dood is trash & rainbow af".
That pink powder was Pink Peruvian aka good coke
Ain’t you glad you normal 😂
God Knows G, Salute! 🙏🏾🔥🙏🏾
DEPRAVITY WITH NO GRAVITY 😈👿😈💀☠
Nipsey Hussle’s song introduced me to kokane’s music!!
Mr untouchable 🔥🔥🔥 but how is that bro? U never heard him with snoop?? That's who introduced me to kokane
Eazy e and above the law introduced me to kokane most featured artist on the planet🌴
@@billzdabandit2771 sheesh, maybe as a kid, I definitely remember hearing his name buzzin when I was young tho.
@@billzdabandit2771 & yeah that shit heat bro! They spazzed on that song. I wish them two had a lot more music together.🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️
@@jimmyrogers7003 yea me to bro 💯💯
Ask him about the brotha Lynch ft???
It's sad how many weren't/aren't strong enough to go the other way, away from the normal path.
My carnal the legendary kokane ❤
Unity
🌴😎💯
That pink I think is molly
Yea. Pure MDNA