H.U.G.E CEO I notice that to cause cube's penmanship has always been great every since he was with nwa and he also wrote boyz n the hood for eazy e when he was only in the 10th grade.
I love mack but gotdamn!!! This nigga is buccaawwwin his fucking words thru this entire interview.. I wish he didnt stumble and skip over so much information, it would be nice to get his incite on his view of things..
@@hardworkingsloth If you are a black person you seriously need to read. Got dam. Yakub is Arabic for the prophet Jacob in the bible. The nation of Islam and 5 percent nation of Gods and Earths call Yakub the devil. The one who created white people from the original people the black people of earth. Not all follow this ideology but I am familiar because of family in the NOI, Godbody fam and me studying a little then turning Suni Muslim. Vlad is basically the devil causing division and trying to start a 20 plus year old beef back up when Common, Cube and Mack 10 squashed beef back then. Vlad is on some bullshit.
This Vlad character is swinging on Cube's vine like Tarzan. Why would he flashback King T's interview about ghost writing. This is Mack's interview but he keeps Bringing up Cube's name like a scorned broad.
dn30001 Yo, Mack was TIGHT on that B-Real beef part when CJ from GTA talked about knockin’ Cube out & taking his chain & B-Real wearing it... “Nigga u ain’t take the chain, why u wearing it?” 😩😂🤣
Yea that thought common was a bitch cuz he rap about positivity he From my City he a Old School 4 corner Hustler he with all the Bullshit he jus chose to go Another Route
@@erikayers5643 Exactly niggas don't want no real smoke he know dem Ogs from Chicago layin Lo waitin ta Pop up wit tha smoke he talkin that shit ta Vlad but he know what it is out here in these streets niggas from Chicago need ALL THA SMOKE FRFR🎲🎲🎲💯💯💯
@@061romell the beef was squashed.. cube would of violated common if he wanted to. You gotta be common's wife or side chick of you say otherwise lol common wouldnt of stood a chance. Good for him they squashed the beef.
"I didn't really care, if you with somebody you with em, it was like that back then." -Mack 10 That's real talk from a real man. If only Snoop was more like that towards Pac, smh. Betrayal in it's purest form. Pac was a ride or die type of person. Now there're rainbow haired cowards, snitching on everybody they know and don't know and they still get a pass. Damn, values that stood for 1000's of years amongst men, i. e., handling your own business, just thrown out the window. In my native country it aint even a street or a G-code, it's a social obligation to never snitch and stand for your people. When that line is crossed you'll never been seen as a man again. Respect to Mack-10 and Pac (rip) from an Iraqi living in Europe.
Common is a monster wit them hands n would embarass him and Cube ass NO CAP the industry let everybody in before Chicago for a reason fam TUPAC peeped that shit a yr before he got killed when he started kickin it on the west side of Chicago wit Crucial Conflict n all the Lords he literally spoke on that shit in his last radio interiew talkin bout how the industry didnt wanna let them in n how he felt like the music industry was on some funny shit 💯💯💯
@@boxout90 he know common gonna bring them wolves out them Chicago Ogs out there waitin in tha cut waitin fa niggas ta act up them O heads in Chicago will eat his ass alive I guess when he left Inglewood n went ta Atlanta he didn't know niggas from Chicago move in just like niggas out west n I can tell him n his peoples startin ta feel that pressure down in Georgia right now trust me the real niggas from out west is not these rap niggas this nigga can't even go back ta Inglewood n he definitely ain't got shit commin clashin wit no hogs from the Chi 🎲🎲🎲💯💯💯
Common called him Wack 10, said he's more like a 22, and that they seen each other in Atl and Mack didn't do shit. Most of that song is dissing Cube though.
“Anybody want dayna’s I got’em for 8 c notes” Oh I wish that was the case now! Dayton’s for $800!? Man I miss the mid 90’s. “They not for bustas only hoggs roll d’s”. 🎼On Them Thangs🎼
I was like 11 or 12 around the time this came out. I’m from Memphis but I was HEAVY to west coast music, Rappin 4-Tay, The Click, Ant Banks, Mack 10 etc...that Mack 10 album was one of my favorites. Brings back memories mane...
I used to hate Snoop for selling out Pac, but had a bit of a right to be salty. The beats for Americaz most wanted and another good one from All Eyez On Me were meant to be on Doggfather. As well because of Tupac, Dre ended up finally leaving and that also cost Snoop 'The Next Episode' on Doggystyle. Hence, his career almost collapsed indirectly when Pac joined the row.
@@jtrisvan8047 snoop knew Pac before death row and Pac been on the west coast since the early 90s... plus had family ties there ain't no outsider shit if that's the case kurupt and a few other rappers outsiders
@@selfiekroos1777 Dre been planned on leaving, that wasn't on Pac and snoop was lazy his album suppose to been finish but him, dpg and others took long to do a few songs. Pac was a workhorse and just got out, was instantly the biggest star so snoop had to step back he had no choice.
vlad talking like he bout that life, yeah Mack 10 me too, I’m down for my homies, didn’t the clipse make a song about cats like vlad? “mr. me too”....😂😂😂😂
BlackJohnnyCage yea but notice after they started reppin bloods every other nigga down south and east started reppin red or blue. Even to this day shit is annoying asf
If I'm not mistaken, it started with Common's joint I Used To Love H.E.R. I believe the line was: "Talkin' about poppin' glocks, servin' rocks, and hittin' switches! Now she's a gangsta rollin' with gangsta bitches!" He also dropped a line that goes: "Then, she's just not the same lettin' all these groupies do her. I seen niggaz slammin' her and takin' her to the sewer (Onyx and Das Efx reference)!" Onyx and Das Efx didn't trip. Cube did. I think he took it the wrong way and just ran with it. Common was metaphorically comparing hip-hop to a woman the same way Tupac metaphorically compared a gun to a woman in Me And My Girlfriend or the way Nas metaphorically compared himself to a gun in I Gave You Power. I love and respect Cube. He always has been and always will be a legend to me. Common never struck me as the type of emcee to just purposely go around kicking up dust against other rappers so I gotta ride with him on this one. To me, The Bitch In Yoo was just him defending himself. "And violate you, a Muslim drinkin' brew! Your nigga ain't no Mack 10, he's a 22!" Plus, it didn't hurt Common's career none. Look at him now: Grammy winner, Oscar winner, book author, philanthropist, legendary star.... I say Chi-town's son gets the win in that one.
Common killed them on that track. It was like he became a man midway through the song and people definitely looked at him with respect afterwards. He held his own and didn't punk out.
@UA-cam Addict89 when common put out that diss song Cube was already on a decline lyrically, and common was still reaching his prime, so I believe if they were to both release diss songs at each during that time, Cube wouldn't just wash Common like he did NWA. Common came up battling too.
@@ayeoner that diss wasn't really that hard, it was the shock value that did it, couldn't believe common of all people going at Ice cube it was like wtf.. He had some ok stuff but get serious. "used to lover her mad Cuz we fucked her pussy whipped bitch with no common sense hip hop started in the west ice cube bellin through the east without a vest" again imagine how a song would have been..
Common definetly stood his ground. It was more of a Cube beef, though, and Common hadn’t really started it. But his diss record was definetly on point, considering he was going at a dude credited to start g-rap, wringing one of the most savagely insane diss record, and being the - at the time - top rapper from one of the most dangerous city in America. But Common was a great lyricist too, and Chicago wasn’t that far from LA as far as gangsterism go, and Common had the strength of conviction, as it was Cube who started the shot for no reason.
I always remembered Mack 10 saying that too on Beef . As a kid that stuck with me. You ride with your people and figure out who was right or wrong later
Vlad always has some side ways shit to say about Cube. I would like to see him interview Cube face to face and see if he still got some fly shit to say.
I’m a Cube and Mac 10 fan but Common served them on the mic. It came outta left field because Common is a conscious MC. But he proved that he’s a battle rapper too that can serve cats on the mic with ease.
Mack 10 heard that record Common did. I remember years back he was speaking on the diss track and how Common was good at what he did. He is not being honest about never listening to the record.
I have to say I think this is Vlad's best interview. I have a whole new respect for Mack 10. He comes across as real, a 100% street dude. Great interview.
@@fmic3213 that was biggie that got caught out there with his road manager in Sac-town... on The Bitch in Yoo record... Common said I seen you Mack 10, you ain't say shit in Atl... Cube I like that diamond chime, I might cuff it & sell
John Staten common wasn’t tryin to see the other 2 3rd’s of wscg on no street stuff cube was the artist but the aforementioned other guys were bonafide street guys✊🏾...let’s be real
@@fmic3213 I'm just going by what I heard on the record... anyway both diss records were incredible... The Bitch in Yoo is in my top 5 diss records of all time.
John Staten true that, but brother listen to Westside slaughterhouse a couple times, that wasn’t just west coast record, it was a hop hop lyrical diss record🔥🔥🔥
Mac10's trying to act like he knew nothing about the beef when he already addressed it in detail in interviews before, now hes trying to act like he's too big to even talk about it lol, like he's even gonna be remembered as any kind of West coast all star in general lol.
I got love for Mack and all, but A) I was stationed on the West Coast around that time and EVERYBODY was bumping that record and B) Mack 10 ended up in a Sprite commerical with Common. And Fat Joe (who was a labelmate with Common) backed him up at the commerical shoot.
I remember going to a little show that had Krayzie Bone and Mack 10. Make 10 went on first and tore the F’ing house down. One of the best club performances I’ve ever seen. This was 20+ years ago.
Vlad wants to do this: start old beef that was already squashed...keeps baiting rappers into putting thought about how didn't the beef escalate any further...and Vlad wants vladtv to be the center point mentioned (regardless if it's negative) that that's where the beef picked up again. Dangerous route but it seems Vlad got a pass by every O.G. that fuks w him....he's single handedly destroying the persona of each hip hop artist that he ever listened too...by being the snake that hides under the rock when the shit hits the fan.
@Marcus Bosier thats yo opinion...niggas downplayed common until he exposed cube on that track remember commin was dolo and went to the west and spit....that holds weight unless u a kid trollin
young stizzle and that’s yo opinion if U think common was ever a damn threat. He needed a whole damn diss record while west side only threw a few bars at him and still common got murked
@@eastwood1026 it wasnt street beef 4 common to be a threat my g common is more lyrical than cube....i grew up on cube bro so this is not hate i bought the nwa and when cube went solo i bought all his shit...common did his thing cuzz
Common said something like "I wasn't salty she was with the Boyz in da Hood". Meaning, he didn't care that gangsta rap was becoming a thing. But these so called gangsters got all emotional about a line that wasn't even dissing them. Then they made their corny song and Common came back with one of the best diss tracks in rap history.
@@hiphoploverjon9180 no he didn't. He went to L.A. when they was beefing and he dissed westside connection in a concert and they showed him love during their beef
@@lindsaystephen I asked a question. VLAD is of an age that would put him as a young teen when Rick James was at the peak of his career. Rick James's music has been sampled in 100 of rap songs most notably MC Hammers Can't Touch This. MC Hammer was the Biggest artist to come out of the Bay Area, where Vlad grew up, in the last 40 yrs. Why would Vlad have not grown up listening to Rick James?
🎶🎙"Foe Life, Foe Life. Mack 10 rollin through the hood prescribed."🎶 Damn, I was a junior in HS when this song dropped. Got dosed plenty back in dem good old days. This is a tight ass song, lyrics & beat. STILL😉🎹
Ice Cube and Common were in the last Barbershop movie together. The beef been squashed.
I know it was cali wants no part of Chicago I promise u ........
The beef over and Black men United...fuck Vlad
@@SVGIN Chicago aint all that. Cali cartels will chew up chiraq.
@Rico Risken The Game !!! Boy smoking that flocka. Im talkin bout mexican cartels in Cali you schmuck . we aint talking bout little rappers.
Cartels in Cali stomps on everything in chiraq.
Who remembers westside connection on the jamie foxx show??
Im sorry Mr mackdonalds
Mr. Ice cubicals
And uh W.C Fields but I...
I have to see some identification
@@hUeBfrEsh 😆
@@donntaviusgraves2348 😂
“Uhh yes sir the Ice Cubes are on the West side of the building” 😂
“... yeah, WestSide, WestSide, WestSide..”
(When they was performing😂)
" Foe Life" was banging out the gate
Steve Biko Yeap on the CD quality version it starts off trash and then boom a banger comes on
Bumped it the whole summer of 95
Big Facts
Straight banger !
@@MrSoutherhospitality
That "trash" saxophone intro you talkin about was a diss to New York rap.
Mack 10 shut that co-writing question down. That’s exactly how u do it...give the question no life.
Mr. Hudgins exactly
Exactly !!
Yeah it's called telling lies loooooool. He's almost 50 years old! Shame!....
@@Black____ yet you watching him?
Common was good but I listened to Westside slaughter house so many time they killed him sorry 🙌🏿
Mack 10 sobered up quick when Vlad tried to get him to snitch on his homie. Mack 10 a real one
For sure he been having cubes back forever, dude out him on
Vlad's been trying to tear down Cube's name and use his name to stir up drama the same way he's done with Eminem.
De Vaughn if u watch vlad old videos he’s always been doing that with ice cube way before Eminem
De Vaughn stop watching then...
@@memejmontes You sound educated.
Death Certificate crushed vlad's soul..he took some songs from that album personal
You think so what's your theroy behind that
Vlad constantly trying to discredit our cultural icons.. like Ice Cube isn't a dope writer himself...
H.U.G.E CEO I notice that to cause cube's penmanship has always been great every since he was with nwa and he also wrote boyz n the hood for eazy e when he was only in the 10th grade.
💯💯
H.U.G.E CEO Facts
He's almost as bad as Ceno.
Cube ripped off and stole from other brothers facts are facts 💯
“When I come to y’all hood, y’all watch my bacc!! And when you come to Inglewood ima front you a sacc!!” -MAC 10 “nuthin but a cavi”
We in a war zone where da war's on, bring ya gun
Show 'em where you from
Ridin' ass young nigga
The only track I ever liked from Mack 10.
Are you from Georgia
This song stay in heavy rotation at the gym
@@marvingonzalez6891
Nigga what?
The Chickenhawk is a Westcoast legend hands down!
Believe that 😼
Very Very Under Rated imo.... Mack is top Lyricsist from West.....
I love mack but gotdamn!!! This nigga is buccaawwwin his fucking words thru this entire interview.. I wish he didnt stumble and skip over so much information, it would be nice to get his incite on his view of things..
Not with the back yard boogie
“Fool I can dance under water and not get wet.” - Mack Dime #FoeLife
Dope line, if you take it as "I can hang around crips without a problem with no fear" yell
I'm a vet/ you can bet/I can dance underwater/ and not get wet
Epic
Classic!!!
@@mistagunn that's the correct verse!!!
vlad stay sowing seeds of conflict between black folks...I see you YAKUB.
What the fuck is YAKUB
@@hardworkingsloth that Elijah Muhammad bullshit
Thats yakub for u
@@hardworkingsloth If you are a black person you seriously need to read. Got dam. Yakub is Arabic for the prophet Jacob in the bible. The nation of Islam and 5 percent nation of Gods and Earths call Yakub the devil. The one who created white people from the original people the black people of earth. Not all follow this ideology but I am familiar because of family in the NOI, Godbody fam and me studying a little then turning Suni Muslim. Vlad is basically the devil causing division and trying to start a 20 plus year old beef back up when Common, Cube and Mack 10 squashed beef back then. Vlad is on some bullshit.
@Al Moreno
Stay in your lane . When vlad start messing in NARCO CORRIDOS OR BACHATA OR REGGAETON culture then you can speak on it.
This Vlad character is swinging on Cube's vine like Tarzan. Why would he flashback King T's interview about ghost writing. This is Mack's interview but he keeps Bringing up Cube's name like a scorned broad.
He be low key starting shit and then try to play peace maker...this clown need to be exposed
@@tahsair1982 agree. Pretty unnecessary to bring that King T interview up
Ty Stic how you gonna interview Mack about the start of his career without mentioning cube??
@@oxela187 it's cool if he mentions Cube it's a MUST but he's doing it in a slick way
When u can't get 2pac, Nas, Em and as u see Cube interviews this is how 2 use ppl 4 the stories lol
Mack Definitely knows how to hold his own in this interview
He sure didnt know how to hold his own in the Beef DVD years ago when he gave common his props for his bars 😂😂😂
dn30001 Yo, Mack was TIGHT on that B-Real beef part when CJ from GTA talked about knockin’ Cube out & taking his chain & B-Real wearing it... “Nigga u ain’t take the chain, why u wearing it?” 😩😂🤣
@@Logic7 😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@Logic7 Franklin from gta 5 not cj from san andreas
Hi please hug my
You can tell he misses Westside Connection. I don’t blame him, no one could stop that trio back than.
Mack and WC carried ice cube who was lyrically a shell of his former self by then.
No on but Common nigga
@@bigbubba4184 Not even close. Cube and Dub actually were the better lyricists. One O had improved for Terrorist Threats though!!!
@@bigbubba4184 you sound crazy
big bubba that's blasphemous !!!!
Common's The Bitch In Yoo is one of the greatest diss records of all time
Tbh it was an aight diss
Naw Hit Em Up is the Best
One of the best he said... Not thee best @@RobbinSlaughter
Whenever you’re speaking with your enemy choose your words wisely
OG Yoda ' these day's you never know! always choose wisely
Vlad aint the enemy idiot he put on for all ur fav artists dumbshit better bow down to the vlad empire
@@Pewpewpew1991 are you a jew? - mel Gibson
Yell
Choose wisely, you must!
GOOD GAME!!!
Mack 10 was always one of my favorite West Coast artist 🔥
Mack 10 is so underrated. If you want some raw street lyricism, and no party type shit, Mack is your guy.
Mack 10 to the rescue..my momma wanna know why I do what I do - Fo Life
You better stay low before you get a halo
@@HOTBOYHOTFINDS plus a cap and gown when I come round
4life🔥🔥🔥🔥
"Fool I'm a vet you can bet that I can dance under water and not get wet". Straight classic!!
"Life"
That Common track is the most underrated diss track ever
Tru too bad cube didnt respond it wouldve been a dope beef
Artt&Ash Films dopest diss track ever. Everything common said was true.
Yea that thought common was a bitch cuz he rap about positivity he From my City he a Old School 4 corner Hustler he with all the Bullshit he jus chose to go Another Route
Jupiter Jac dope
That Common diss track was called "The Bitch In Yoo"
When we get 2 him and Cube beef things gone get interesting lol. Still waiting 4 another Westside Connection Album
cube and mack dont fuck wit eachother no more... that interview question probably the next video
@@justpapi Vlad w milk it 2 esp 10 lol
TheWestcoastDAVEY isn’t that what David just fucking said? Dumb ass
@@justpapi Nah gotta be the Cypress Hill beef in the next video.
Common went all the way chicago on that Pete rock joint, it's a classic
"You wanna hear it right now?"
"Nah"
😂
danswon RESPECT for the avi. Safe + Sound is a CLASSIC
Common snapped on "The Bytch In Yoo" Mack 10 name got called out on that record, he said his name, clear as a bell
He don't want no smoke Lol🎲🎲🎲
He and we know he heard that record
@@erikayers5643 Exactly niggas don't want no real smoke he know dem Ogs from Chicago layin Lo waitin ta Pop up wit tha smoke he talkin that shit ta Vlad but he know what it is out here in these streets niggas from Chicago need ALL THA SMOKE FRFR🎲🎲🎲💯💯💯
@@gman2503 especially them west/south side boys.
common sucks
I didn't find out until years later that Ice Cube produced Foe Life. That is still a dope beat to a dope song to this day.
“It wasn’t no threat to us”.. with no smile.which got followed up by a dumbass question of “ do you wanna hear it” Cmon’ Vlad! Really.
Mack know common ran through cube smh 😂 he ain't gone admit it
@@061romell the beef was squashed.. cube would of violated common if he wanted to. You gotta be common's wife or side chick of you say otherwise lol common wouldnt of stood a chance. Good for him they squashed the beef.
93avarice exactly lol they got roasted on that track
"I didn't really care, if you with somebody you with em, it was like that back then."
-Mack 10
That's real talk from a real man. If only Snoop was more like that towards Pac, smh. Betrayal in it's purest form. Pac was a ride or die type of person. Now there're rainbow haired cowards, snitching on everybody they know and don't know and they still get a pass. Damn, values that stood for 1000's of years amongst men, i. e., handling your own business, just thrown out the window. In my native country it aint even a street or a G-code, it's a social obligation to never snitch and stand for your people. When that line is crossed you'll never been seen as a man again. Respect to Mack-10 and Pac (rip) from an Iraqi living in Europe.
@@hermin951 Cube got beat up and his chain snatched in his own town by the nigga from GTA 5.
Mack fronting though he know he admitted on the Beef DVD that Common was tight and could actually rap
Common is a monster wit them hands n would embarass him and Cube ass NO CAP the industry let everybody in before Chicago for a reason fam TUPAC peeped that shit a yr before he got killed when he started kickin it on the west side of Chicago wit Crucial Conflict n all the Lords he literally spoke on that shit in his last radio interiew talkin bout how the industry didnt wanna let them in n how he felt like the music industry was on some funny shit 💯💯💯
he keeping everything short n sweet with dude
@@boxout90 he know common gonna bring them wolves out them Chicago Ogs out there waitin in tha cut waitin fa niggas ta act up them O heads in Chicago will eat his ass alive I guess when he left Inglewood n went ta Atlanta he didn't know niggas from Chicago move in just like niggas out west n I can tell him n his peoples startin ta feel that pressure down in Georgia right now trust me the real niggas from out west is not these rap niggas this nigga can't even go back ta Inglewood n he definitely ain't got shit commin clashin wit no hogs from the Chi 🎲🎲🎲💯💯💯
@@gman2503 Chicagoans think they are so tough cant fight quick to pick up guns
@@GODislove99999 -bitter
Who seen mack his movie, Blood is thicker than water?
Him and Fat Joe were brothers in that movie. Good movie. Ima have to go bk and check it out
That movie was dumb as shit them niggas can't act
So bad it’s good. Great to watch with friends and a few drinks.
Check out pimping ain't easy
It ain't easy
Common called him Wack 10, said he's more like a 22, and that they seen each other in Atl and Mack didn't do shit. Most of that song is dissing Cube though.
The ATL incident wasn't even when they were beefing.
I got Common in a fair one.
Kory Green Mack 10 would have washed him back then.
These Groupies on here saying who they got in a fight🤣🤣🤣🤣clowns yell
BOX5 BASTARD lmfaooooooo
“Anybody want dayna’s I got’em for 8 c notes” Oh I wish that was the case now! Dayton’s for $800!? Man I miss the mid 90’s. “They not for bustas only hoggs roll d’s”. 🎼On Them Thangs🎼
I was like 11 or 12 around the time this came out. I’m from Memphis but I was HEAVY to west coast music, Rappin 4-Tay, The Click, Ant Banks, Mack 10 etc...that Mack 10 album was one of my favorites. Brings back memories mane...
These Mack 10 interviews are really good 👍 👌 👏
Mack still ready to go
He did hear the record because he quoted the diss part mentioning his name, on the Beef Clip. Big time capping rn
Yeah, he said it was wack.
Nah he was talkin' out Cypress Hill on the Beef dvd
@@lavishd.4347 They did both beefs. He commented on both.
@@KtotheG Fasho...didnt see that one
@Rico Risken I know, we caught him cappin'. He tryin to act like he don't know
Snoop could've learned from this when it came to him not riding for Pac
I used to hate Snoop for selling out Pac, but had a bit of a right to be salty. The beats for Americaz most wanted and another good one from All Eyez On Me were meant to be on Doggfather. As well because of Tupac, Dre ended up finally leaving and that also cost Snoop 'The Next Episode' on Doggystyle. Hence, his career almost collapsed indirectly when Pac joined the row.
selfie kroos PAC did a that to himself.
Maybe snoop looked at pac as an "outsider" making to much bulshit being that pac was not from the west coast 🤷🏽♂️
@@jtrisvan8047 snoop knew Pac before death row and Pac been on the west coast since the early 90s... plus had family ties there ain't no outsider shit if that's the case kurupt and a few other rappers outsiders
@@selfiekroos1777 Dre been planned on leaving, that wasn't on Pac and snoop was lazy his album suppose to been finish but him, dpg and others took long to do a few songs. Pac was a workhorse and just got out, was instantly the biggest star so snoop had to step back he had no choice.
vlad talking like he bout that life, yeah
Mack 10 me too, I’m down for my homies,
didn’t the clipse make a song about cats like vlad? “mr. me too”....😂😂😂😂
Yeah that had me laughing.
That shit was hilarious because WE ALL KNOW Vlad would be the first one to sellout to save his own ass.
Cam'ron came with the "me too" shit first on Horse & Carriage.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
King of the hill is one of the greatest diss songs as well people sleep on that
QiLow105 hell yeah. We showing our age lol
Damn good song. I bought the Bow Down album because of that track.
I always say that when people bring up best diss track...how the fuck cam u forget "king of the hill"...
Mack 10 birthed Birdman & Lil Wayne into Blood life.... Hopefully Vlad bring that up.😄
BIG FACTS!
The only thing I ever hated that Mack 10 did. Smh now every other southern and New York rapper claim to be a blood or crip. Shit never looked right
@@eastwood1026 Nah, don't put that on Mack 10. He's only responsible for Birdman & Wayne. CRIPS & bloods was bound to spread.
BlackJohnnyCage yea but notice after they started reppin bloods every other nigga down south and east started reppin red or blue. Even to this day shit is annoying asf
Right ❗ I wanna know more about that
Dam cube did that beat 🔥
Cube produced Kausion's first album too. Classic. He also did "Hoo Bangin," another classic.
Mack 10 Album one of my Favorites from the West and iam from Brooklyn i was Bangin that in 95
Who didn't see that question coming...everybody did.
nayster colbert so ?
m.ua-cam.com/video/DlAhbNfLPzs/v-deo.html
Vlad: So u pulled a gun on tboz
Mack10: ayy blood
Lol
🤣🤣🤣
LMAO
😂😂😂😂😂
I wonder if the T-Boz thing is gonna be brought up soon.
If I'm not mistaken, it started with Common's joint I Used To Love H.E.R. I believe the line was: "Talkin' about poppin' glocks, servin' rocks, and hittin' switches! Now she's a gangsta rollin' with gangsta bitches!" He also dropped a line that goes: "Then, she's just not the same lettin' all these groupies do her. I seen niggaz slammin' her and takin' her to the sewer (Onyx and Das Efx reference)!" Onyx and Das Efx didn't trip. Cube did. I think he took it the wrong way and just ran with it. Common was metaphorically comparing hip-hop to a woman the same way Tupac metaphorically compared a gun to a woman in Me And My Girlfriend or the way Nas metaphorically compared himself to a gun in I Gave You Power. I love and respect Cube. He always has been and always will be a legend to me. Common never struck me as the type of emcee to just purposely go around kicking up dust against other rappers so I gotta ride with him on this one. To me, The Bitch In Yoo was just him defending himself. "And violate you, a Muslim drinkin' brew! Your nigga ain't no Mack 10, he's a 22!" Plus, it didn't hurt Common's career none. Look at him now: Grammy winner, Oscar winner, book author, philanthropist, legendary star.... I say Chi-town's son gets the win in that one.
You’re right common was not dissing the west coast at all. There is a verse where he says he wasn’t mad that she was hanging with the boys in the hood
Cube actually admitted he was in the wrong for that beef, in an interview on Peoples Party, with Talib Kweli!!!
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Common killed them on that track. It was like he became a man midway through the song and people definitely looked at him with respect afterwards. He held his own and didn't punk out.
Kari Johnson can’t hang with the no Vaseline cube
@UA-cam Addict89 when common put out that diss song Cube was already on a decline lyrically, and common was still reaching his prime, so I believe if they were to both release diss songs at each during that time, Cube wouldn't just wash Common like he did NWA. Common came up battling too.
In your opinion. In my cube had a couple bars that shook the room imagine the song
@@karijohnson7068 really. U best go listen to death certificate
@@ayeoner that diss wasn't really that hard, it was the shock value that did it, couldn't believe common of all people going at Ice cube it was like wtf.. He had some ok stuff but get serious. "used to lover her mad Cuz we fucked her pussy whipped bitch with no common sense hip hop started in the west ice cube bellin through the east without a vest" again imagine how a song would have been..
Mack 10:
"I don't know? Maybe? I don't remember?"
See who ogs talk to him.
Common definetly stood his ground. It was more of a Cube beef, though, and Common hadn’t really started it. But his diss record was definetly on point, considering he was going at a dude credited to start g-rap, wringing one of the most savagely insane diss record, and being the - at the time - top rapper from one of the most dangerous city in America. But Common was a great lyricist too, and
Chicago wasn’t that far from LA as far as gangsterism go, and Common had the strength of conviction, as it was Cube who started the shot for no reason.
@arronnov crips and bloods only spread in the USA because of Hollywood.
I always remembered Mack 10 saying that too on Beef . As a kid that stuck with me. You ride with your people and figure out who was right or wrong later
Yo Vlad really thinks Ice Cube had ghostwriters
Vlad always has some side ways shit to say about Cube. I would like to see him interview Cube face to face and see if he still got some fly shit to say.
Whuteboy like to continously try to discredit cube yet cube wrote most shit for NWA
Del,. Ice Cubes cousin btw who was a aspiring writer at the time did whole interview saying was helping his family get his feet wet
Mack 10 is not the kind of guy who talks behind you, especially in a toxic way. He handled the interview excellently.👏👏👏
Common annihilated Westside Connection on “The Bitch In Yoo”. Mack 10 know he heard that shit...
That's how we was raised. I dont even ask what happen let's ride.
Nigga yeen gone slide 😂😂
@Mash_ da_Gas thanks for the info grandma
@Mash_ da_Gas Oooh wow you really told me. Thanks again granny
south side you sound like a sucka
@@moneymatters8457 you must be from a lame suburb
I’m a Cube and Mac 10 fan but Common served them on the mic. It came outta left field because Common is a conscious MC. But he proved that he’s a battle rapper too that can serve cats on the mic with ease.
Mack 10 knows "The Bitch in Yoo" destroyed his whole rap career.
vlod: “we all grew up on Rick James” 🤣😂🤣 Sure buddy
It cut as Mack was talking about the minister being positive in trying to stop the feud. I saw that!!😠
Mack 10 heard that record Common did. I remember years back he was speaking on the diss track and how Common was good at what he did. He is not being honest about never listening to the record.
My thoughts exactly bro
Um people can forget shit to tho all that weed and coke you can easy forget what you did 15 years ago bra
@@martafigueroa1804 he even was able to quote lyrics from the diss record Common did. He didn’t forget.
@@martafigueroa1804 He didn’t forget that. He spoke clearly about that experience and why wouldn’t he have never heard the diss track?
I have to say I think this is Vlad's best interview. I have a whole new respect for Mack 10. He comes across as real, a 100% street dude. Great interview.
Common diss was so much better. Mack 10 is wack for not saying he didn’t know anything about it.
Mack is lying.
This Mack 10 interview is going to go on longer than this quarantine lockdown.
Yall gon keep actin like Com ain't from Chicago. Everywhere got hoods.
OrganicSoulJazz everywhere got suburbs too
@@JohnDoe-zx4lg exactly.
People don't een know that Common a 4CH
@@djb9229 I just looked that up I didn't know he was banging and with the shits good looking
@@djb9229 hell nah they don't know
Mack 10 did have the most legendary quote from the beef series. 💯
"Bytch in yoo" still wanna of the best diss songs ever. " Hoo bangin?!...you aint bangin shit but the table"
Thank u vlad for this macc dime interview 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💯✔💪 LOMPOC CALI TAPPAN IN 805 AREA CODE
And after 20 something plus years... I wanna know what happened between Common & Mack 10 in Atlanta.
I heard they had to keep Mack off him but I think the incident was in Sacramento lil cease I believe mentioned it in a interview✊🏾✊🏾
@@fmic3213 that was biggie that got caught out there with his road manager in Sac-town... on The Bitch in Yoo record... Common said I seen you Mack 10, you ain't say shit in Atl... Cube I like that diamond chime, I might cuff it & sell
John Staten common wasn’t tryin to see the other 2 3rd’s of wscg on no street stuff cube was the artist but the aforementioned other guys were bonafide street guys✊🏾...let’s be real
@@fmic3213 I'm just going by what I heard on the record... anyway both diss records were incredible... The Bitch in Yoo is in my top 5 diss records of all time.
John Staten true that, but brother listen to Westside slaughterhouse a couple times, that wasn’t just west coast record, it was a hop hop lyrical diss record🔥🔥🔥
the way he keeps on smiling, this nigga DEFINITELY listened to it
West Up was the first time I heard them all together. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Yep they definitely did their thing on that one..track was nice me too. Cube said...no gold teeth you'll catch a wreath!
@@kellyrogers1975 "It could be squashed over a 40-ounce of backwash. No joke, the Land of Locs and Hunned spokes..."
Common tore Cube a new one. Glad they squashed that beef.
THE CAVI HIT
Antonio Olmedo that’s a classic I was playing that yesterday thinking about the 90s
Either he don't know, don't remember or don't say. Least enlightening interview ever.
Out Of All The Unwanted Notifications I Get From Vlad, They Refuse To Alert Me That Mack 10 Is Up
Foe life still jamming til this day
Didn't Mack-10 admit that Common got back at them and he heard that song from some documentary??? Smh He's lying lol
Ricky Holland beef documentary
He definitely heard it that’s why he’s so hostile. Common mentioned him 5 times
@@c1k8732 yeah, I knew I wasn't tripping lol
@@ede.5487 Yup!!! Lol
Ricky Holland I think he meant he heard about it but not actually listen to it ..
Another classic that you play all the way thru
That common this is so slept on
floss 2 da 951 9th GOAT in my opinion
Diss dickhead 😤🤬
@@thabullant1366 yo mama like me
Ima have to go back to those west side connection foe life songs grew up to that on casette tapes on my walkman💯
Mac10's trying to act like he knew nothing about the beef when he already addressed it in detail in interviews before, now hes trying to act like he's too big to even talk about it lol, like he's even gonna be remembered as any kind of West coast all star in general lol.
He's one of the dopest out West to me.
Cuase its old
Truth. These groupies on Mack's nuts.
Mobbin on that roof top with the Dickie Suit on maaaaaaane 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Tha Gangsta, Tha Killa, & Tha Dope Dealer
Sounds like they were uplifting a community.
@rupertplum just like Arnold Schwarzenegger, al pacino & Joe pesci
@@durtemike6518 By that comparison, would Mac 10 say his music was just entertainment?
Like Dr. Dre told you in the documentary the show it's all entertainment
Charles Early Sounds like one person 😭😭
I got love for Mack and all, but A) I was stationed on the West Coast around that time and EVERYBODY was bumping that record and B) Mack 10 ended up in a Sprite commerical with Common. And Fat Joe (who was a labelmate with Common) backed him up at the commerical shoot.
“ I’m bombín on Common Sense..Chicago is mine, ni@@a hit the fence “
That album was very underrated.
Yeah that was a dope line but common came back wit a dope song.
I remember going to a little show that had Krayzie Bone and Mack 10. Make 10 went on first and tore the F’ing house down. One of the best club performances I’ve ever seen. This was 20+ years ago.
Vlad wants to do this: start old beef that was already squashed...keeps baiting rappers into putting thought about how didn't the beef escalate any further...and Vlad wants vladtv to be the center point mentioned (regardless if it's negative) that that's where the beef picked up again. Dangerous route but it seems Vlad got a pass by every O.G. that fuks w him....he's single handedly destroying the persona of each hip hop artist that he ever listened too...by being the snake that hides under the rock when the shit hits the fan.
For real
These West Coast dudes are a different breed..salute💪🏾💪🏾🙉🙈🙊
Common's response was dope he was cookin and he spit that shit on the west lol
Marcus Bosier 😂😂😂
@Marcus Bosier thats yo opinion...niggas downplayed common until he exposed cube on that track remember commin was dolo and went to the west and spit....that holds weight unless u a kid trollin
young stizzle and that’s yo opinion if U think common was ever a damn threat. He needed a whole damn diss record while west side only threw a few bars at him and still common got murked
@@eastwood1026 it wasnt street beef 4 common to be a threat my g common is more lyrical than cube....i grew up on cube bro so this is not hate i bought the nwa and when cube went solo i bought all his shit...common did his thing cuzz
Like my uncle used to ask me WHAT DO YOU KNOW boy? 🤦🏾♂️
That Common diss is filled with shots at Mac 10. He either heard it or people told him that Common referenced him over 5 times.
@Ed E. He heard it, watch Beef 2 dvd when he speak on it.
He's full of shit..He heard it
Southern California he dissed WC and the mad circle in the song too.
He went at all 3
jay bee wc would’ve gave him a better fight
Mack-10 debut album was actually really really dope 👍
Westside connection was a movement back then.
Mack want all the smoke
I love this interview....Mack 10 handled all those questions "Inglewood Style" I am from Comptown (it's all love in the hood)
Common said something like "I wasn't salty she was with the Boyz in da Hood". Meaning, he didn't care that gangsta rap was becoming a thing. But these so called gangsters got all emotional about a line that wasn't even dissing them. Then they made their corny song and Common came back with one of the best diss tracks in rap history.
Common dissed the West Coast period. It's only right for us to respond.
@@hiphoploverjon9180 no he didn't. He went to L.A. when they was beefing and he dissed westside connection in a concert and they showed him love during their beef
“Foe Life, Foe Life, MAC 10’ bailing thru the Hood with Stripes”
Vlad said “ we all grew up on Rick James “ , the more interviews he has the more hood life he’s lived , haha . Mark
100 %
You don't think Rick James is a universal American musical Legend?
@@mc365mc I think you've missed the point Mr. White was trying to make mate.
@@lindsaystephen I asked a question. VLAD is of an age that would put him as a young teen when Rick James was at the peak of his career. Rick James's music has been sampled in 100 of rap songs most notably MC Hammers Can't Touch This. MC Hammer was the Biggest artist to come out of the Bay Area, where Vlad grew up, in the last 40 yrs. Why would Vlad have not grown up listening to Rick James?
@@mc365mc OK pal, calm down. I think you're over thinking this 🙈😂
When Fo’ Life came out I BANGED that song on tape cassette until it wore out. Now I’m going to peep that video again for old time sake.
Why he hating on common com flamed they ass up he heard that shit and been mad every since 😂😂😂💯👏🏽
So much knowledge and game that goes over most people's heads.
He said W c for a while lol 😂 it’s dubb c
It's also WC.
Westside Connection you fool
DUBB means W. Hence Duub C means WC
It’s both ways
All of u guys are slow lol 😂 I was just pointing out how vald said W instead of dubb he say Ww c get it
West side connection 🔥🔥🔥 and they used the Oakland Raiders theme for the group.
Mack 10 you know damn well you heard that record. You got burnt and you still feeling it lol
🎶🎙"Foe Life, Foe Life. Mack 10 rollin through the hood prescribed."🎶 Damn, I was a junior in HS when this song dropped. Got dosed plenty back in dem good old days. This is a tight ass song, lyrics & beat. STILL😉🎹