Movie was inspired by nas music . The whoke second act inspired by the original song street dreams . " My man put me down on a share , headed to Delaware with one change of gear ."
He didn’t snitch on sincere. They asked him what were his aliases. He told them one of his aliases was Sincere….so now every case that has the name Sincere attached, would be pinned on him. Yall totally missed how gangsta that part was.
That's what I've always thought too. Like he was taking the heat for him since they wouldn't be looking for "Sincere" anymore because they think they already got him.
@@multitoned It would bring attention to the homie if they knew who he was or knew his face. If you just give the name of your homie and they only are looking for "(the homie by name)", for all they know, they already got him in custody and whatever charges are linked to that name are with him in custody.
Few things yall got wrong here… Tommy didn’t snitch..he took the rap for Sincere by saying HE was sincere. Shameek was there to kill Rico for snitching…he just got outsmarted Sincere and Tommy were best friends because they’d known each other since babies. We come into the story at the point they’re growing apart as people. Oh and Ike Love/Shameek had a bullet proof vest on when he got shot with the buckshot..Kisha killed him by shooting him in the head
Thank you!!!! 😁 I don’t understand how they missed this tone of the film. Sincere(Nas) character to me almost from the beginning of the film was basically over all the bullshit and moving how they were moving. To me his mind had left the environment way before his physical did which resulted in him having a stoic, almost emotionless personality towards the environment and relationships outside of the ones he care for in his home. I agree with the point that Sincere and Bunz were growing apart and both were seeing that in real time. Sincere to me was trying to at every stop give wisdom to Bunz and bring him along to his next elevation in life while Bunz was trying to hold on to the last of him that was keeping him grounded and somewhat reasonable. Neither wanted to leave the other “Alone” in this world but knew the inevitable was near. Also, I don’t think Sincere(Nas) character was weak at all, I believe they misread his emotions totally wrong. I think how the character was written was purposefully written that way, his expressions were more of a daydreamer being in class thinking about where they are going to go in life and how they are going to get there then weak.
BELLY feels like somebody's rap album on screen, like at any point on the film the movie is showing whateve the rapper wants to talk about at that time, as opposed to a narrative over time. it's more "OK, this scene is about us shooting the opps in the club, this scene is about me getting caught cheating, this scene is about being locked up, this scene is about ex gangsters finding religion"
I’m sure someone commented already but the convo with the kid on the bench was solely a reference to One Love on Illmatic. I read somewhere that in retrospect, Hype wished they didn’t keep that part in because it didn’t add to the story. The crispy white Avirex tho 🔥🔥🔥🔥
I’m glad I’m not the only one that caught that lol. I’m literally shouting at the tv like “aliases” not “associates”. He looking out for bro. Thanx for commenting cause I was literally bout to type up exactly what you wrote💯
I think the questions being asked here kind of clarified some things for me from the movie. Like for example, none of these guys are really friends. The closest thing to friends are Bunz and Sincere, but that's limited to opportunity. Belly, short for belly of the beast, means that everybody is food. And everybody is trying ro eat by all means.
Lol now this is a tricky one..acting 0 fist plot 0 fist but damn the cinematography, wardrobe, soundtrack, and memorable scenes all get 5 fist! It might be the worst Black classic of all time
I think this movie is underrated and overly critiqued. I think it's a good movie. The ending scene was amazing and message still holds strong today. Buns and Sin was koo asf. Buns gave him a whole car 😂. What yall want them to do, have sleepovers? NY dudes dont do the lovey dovey ish to much lol.
I watched Belly the summer of 2013 after I graduated from high school. The cinematography and music makes it🔥🔥🔥. Glad I got some Belly merch to rock in the 2020s.
I like all Bigg Jah’s content. But I don’t think they watch these movies before they critique them. This isn’t the only movie where they got all the facts messed up. Got to do better.
With me being born in ‘01, even before I started doing my homework on hip hop, I’ve always said Belly looked like a long ass music video cutscene 🤣🤣🤣🤣 not knowing who Hype Williams was for the longest 🤦🏾♂️
Yall dropped the ball the on this one!!.. yall needed a street dude on the podcasts to cleanup the grey area..Tony cleary donest like violent hood movies. It Scares him😅.. yall need to stick to rom comedy!!
I mean, what the f**k Sin!?! I was 18 when this came out and will forever remember the monotone that T Boz brought to that character. I've been arguing since college that Tommy's young girl (Vida) was the best female character in the movie. Sidenote, was T Boz a federal employee? How you get to go INTO the jail when she gets Keisha out? 😅 She walking through the dormitory with the CO like she's the warden.
I throughly enjoy this episode. Yall sayin the quotes me and my boys say everyday and did say was hilarious and had me smilin the whole podcast. 5 black ✊🏿 for this episode.
Tone is wrong about the rap thing. The scene with the little kid was literally transposed from a Nas rap. Hype does not know film story telling. Music video is the exact opposite of the number 1 rule of film show font tell..... still props to the show as always....
First buns sold his soul he says it in the beginning. He didn't get knowledge out because he told him if you get knocked dont call the crib, that's how the house gets raided and Keyshia ends up in jail.
Yall needed a NY head witchall for this 1...Bunz aint snitch, he covered for Sin so he cant get caught for any crime attached to Sincere's name...Method had a vest on thas why he survived...Belly was a 4.5 black fist coming from a upstate ny native 585
“ I sold my soul to the devil, the price was cheap “ Literally were the first words in the film, view the film from that pov. It made Tommy’s salvation that much better in the end
Sha did kill Rico. He blasted him after he found out he was drugged. He had on a vest when he got shot but ill give you guys that he should of died then.Tommy didnt snitch on Sincere. That asked Tommy if he had any aliases and he said Sincere.
Yea he had on a vest after the bar guy shotgun him 😂! Running out the club seeing the cop car popping at it 😂! And getting in the ride with Ghostface as the Getaway driver
To this day, I'm still mad at AZ for not telling Sincere the ops were right behind him. And I post this in every post I see about him. Most recently drink champs 😂😂
I give it a 3. The acting was too bad to give it any higher. Because of that it is a the Hood Classic. Much like Rudy Ray Moore movie. We champion it just because it was made.
Because it doesn’t make linear sense and just highlights big moments in those 10 months of Sinceres life is why it makes sense for a black dope boys life back then
Thank you!!!! 😁 I don’t understand how they missed this tone of the film. Sincere(Nas) character to me almost from the beginning of the film was basically over all the bullshit and moving how they were moving and was growing apart not just from Bunz but from who he previously was. To me his mind had left the environment way before his physical did which resulted in him having a stoic, almost emotionless personality towards the environment and relationships outside of the ones he care for in his home. I agree with the point that Sincere and Bunz were growing apart and both were seeing that in real time. Sincere to me was trying to at every stop give wisdom to Bunz and bring him along to his next elevation in life while Bunz was trying to hold on to the last of him that was keeping him grounded and somewhat reasonable. Neither wanted to leave the other “Alone” in this world but knew the inevitable was near. Also, I don’t think Sincere(Nas) character was weak at all, I believe they misread his emotions totally wrong. I think how the character was written was purposefully written that way, his expressions were more of a daydreamer being in class thinking about where they are going to go in life and how they are going to get there then weak.
So they was selling dope that’s how he met Tboz I think Nas was in a different head space bc he had a kid. Favorite scene was them lil white boys on Tommy’s tv when they got back from the robbery.
Damn! I worked on this film in Casting under Winsome Sinclair and I wish I was in on this convo lol. All the questions yall had, I have the answers lol
This movie is not a hood classic in my opinion. Nas, DMX & Method Man are my favorite artists but this movie is not it. Fun Fact: Tyrin Turner auditioned for the role of Tommy, after not getting the role he got the role of Rico. His intent was the sabotage the role but it became iconic. Him & Hassan Johnson are typecasted because they always play drug dealers. Can we please get blackbusters on the following hood classics: South Central Sugar Hill (1993) Blue Hill Avenue
He didn’t snitch on sincere, when he gives the name he was giving it as if it was him so when they ran it it wouldn’t come back with a record. That’s why when he calls him he to get him out he wanted it to be before the fingerprints came back
Thought: Sincere was a representation of youth following the crowd in what they think they should be doing. This is why he’s such a “follower” in the movie; Nas showing kids what can happen if they follow the crowd.
When Shameek (Method Man) and Kiesha (Taral Hicks) are fighting, she cries to Shameek, "I hate you!" That was such a personal statement - to hate. It leads me to wonder if Kiesha and Shameek had a backstory...? He knew his way around her home.
A lot of people didn’t realize but Nas gives his chain to the young kid on the bench but later on at the end he got the chain back on his neck before leaving for Africa..😂🤦🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️ 3.5 fist man lol
I love y’all. I love the podcast….but yall missed this one miserably…..I get everyone has an opinion but yall clearly missed a WHOLE LOT of points in the movie.
Totally disagree they are right on point. Acting was terrible and bad character was such a follower. This doesn't even come close to state property, new jack city, or in too deep
@@bmills6176it’s all good. It’s opinionated. But when they said he snitched on sincere, you can tell they didn’t understand that scene so you can only question the rest of their perspectives🤷🏾♂️
Agreed. Meth had on a vest. He went to Nebraska to kill Rico for snitching. Bunz didn't snitch. Sin was clean and they already know who Bunz/Tommy is. He had warrants. So not only didn't Bunz snitch, he added Sins' name to the rest of his aliases . That way, anything dealing with Sin falls on Bunz.
Not all street hitters are cold and caculating shameek did kill rico , Shameek got his target you could tell at the strip club Shameek had a vest on the only issue with the shoot out was how slow the getaway driver took off
Will you be doing black classic movies for black history month? If so may I suggest Panther 1995, Deacons For Defense with Forrest Whitaker, The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman, The Walking Dead ( a film about black soldiers in Vietnam) and Rage In Harlem. The Legend of Sonny Carson also and The Bobby Brown story.
Tommy and Sincere were definitely best friends. Tommy was just wild and wasnt really the emotional type. You saw how he flipped out on Black when he heard he wanting to get at Sincere. Tommy wasnt going to hug Sincere in his final goodbye, but you knew Tommy had real love for Sin cuz when Sincere still had possessions of some of Tommy's belongingss, he asked him what he wanted him to do with them like the cars and all that. He told Sincere to accept it as a gift and you know how selfish Tommy was so you know he had love for Sincere.
I love what you guys are doing w the podcast. But Tone bro, quick critique: I believe you misinterpreted the word “aliases” for “associates”. Bundy protected Sincere by taking the rap. Totally not snitching
This film wasn’t about the acting. Hype casting those individuals so that they could bring their personalities to the scream. No one actually “acted” in this film. DMX is just polarizing as a default.
That convo Nas had with the kid was basically the verse from the song one love off illmatic. Loved that part
To me the most amazing part because he wrote that verse YEARS before the movie came out
Factz let em know bro 💯
Exactly classic track
Movie was inspired by nas music . The whoke second act inspired by the original song street dreams .
" My man put me down on a share , headed to Delaware with one change of gear ."
Didn’t even pre that
He didn’t snitch on sincere. They asked him what were his aliases. He told them one of his aliases was Sincere….so now every case that has the name Sincere attached, would be pinned on him.
Yall totally missed how gangsta that part was.
That's what I've always thought too. Like he was taking the heat for him since they wouldn't be looking for "Sincere" anymore because they think they already got him.
I was just bout to comment this, he actually looked out for sincere so he wouldnt be on they radar in case they heard the name.
Over Jr from playas club that dude a piece a shit in every movie
@@multitoned It would bring attention to the homie if they knew who he was or knew his face. If you just give the name of your homie and they only are looking for "(the homie by name)", for all they know, they already got him in custody and whatever charges are linked to that name are with him in custody.
As a youngin I thought he was ratting but as I got older I was like yo X is a G for that
Few things yall got wrong here…
Tommy didn’t snitch..he took the rap for Sincere by saying HE was sincere.
Shameek was there to kill Rico for snitching…he just got outsmarted
Sincere and Tommy were best friends because they’d known each other since babies. We come into the story at the point they’re growing apart as people.
Oh and Ike Love/Shameek had a bullet proof vest on when he got shot with the buckshot..Kisha killed him by shooting him in the head
Man you named all the facts I've been saying for years!
Yeah they def missed these key facts of the movie.
Thank you they missed alot finally somebody got Damn 🙄
Thank you!!!! 😁 I don’t understand how they missed this tone of the film. Sincere(Nas) character to me almost from the beginning of the film was basically over all the bullshit and moving how they were moving. To me his mind had left the environment way before his physical did which resulted in him having a stoic, almost emotionless personality towards the environment and relationships outside of the ones he care for in his home. I agree with the point that Sincere and Bunz were growing apart and both were seeing that in real time. Sincere to me was trying to at every stop give wisdom to Bunz and bring him along to his next elevation in life while Bunz was trying to hold on to the last of him that was keeping him grounded and somewhat reasonable. Neither wanted to leave the other “Alone” in this world but knew the inevitable was near. Also, I don’t think Sincere(Nas) character was weak at all, I believe they misread his emotions totally wrong. I think how the character was written was purposefully written that way, his expressions were more of a daydreamer being in class thinking about where they are going to go in life and how they are going to get there then weak.
lol what’s funny is that almost everyone who review this movie gets those exact facts wrong 😂
Rip Louie Rankin aka Lennox “ Who want test me come on, I am the Jamaican don dada”
When Nas gave the young Kid the Chain. It was a verse in his song that Hype Williams brung to life 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Method man's character had a vest on in that club scene.
I don't get how more people don't know that lol
I been rocking with this channel since day 1. But you can definitely tell they ain't from the 90s era..
They just not from New York and don’t understand the culture.
BELLY feels like somebody's rap album on screen, like at any point on the film the movie is showing whateve the rapper wants to talk about at that time, as opposed to a narrative over time. it's more "OK, this scene is about us shooting the opps in the club, this scene is about me getting caught cheating, this scene is about being locked up, this scene is about ex gangsters finding religion"
It's just a long music video
Cause it is most of the scenes in this movie are based on different lyrics from nas’s 1st 2 albums
I’m here for it as I rub my hands Birdman style! Glad y’all finally got around to this one!
I’m sure someone commented already but the convo with the kid on the bench was solely a reference to One Love on Illmatic. I read somewhere that in retrospect, Hype wished they didn’t keep that part in because it didn’t add to the story. The crispy white Avirex tho 🔥🔥🔥🔥
It seems that it was two best friends from childhood that started growing in different directions.
He didn’t snitch on sincere, he gave the police his Alias as sincere so they would think they got “sincere” but really it’s tommy lol
I’m glad I’m not the only one that caught that lol. I’m literally shouting at the tv like “aliases” not “associates”. He looking out for bro. Thanx for commenting cause I was literally bout to type up exactly what you wrote💯
@@blakegriggs2131 No problem as soon as he said that I was like 🤦🏾♂️ nah man those are important details to that scene lol
I think the questions being asked here kind of clarified some things for me from the movie. Like for example, none of these guys are really friends. The closest thing to friends are Bunz and Sincere, but that's limited to opportunity. Belly, short for belly of the beast, means that everybody is food. And everybody is trying ro eat by all means.
As a New Yorker we definitely understand Jamaican pat-ois
Lol now this is a tricky one..acting 0 fist plot 0 fist but damn the cinematography, wardrobe, soundtrack, and memorable scenes all get 5 fist! It might be the worst Black classic of all time
Basically a really long rap video
Still a classic that aged well
Method man had a vest on when he got shot with that 12 gauge
I think this movie is underrated and overly critiqued. I think it's a good movie. The ending scene was amazing and message still holds strong today. Buns and Sin was koo asf. Buns gave him a whole car 😂. What yall want them to do, have sleepovers? NY dudes dont do the lovey dovey ish to much lol.
I watched Belly the summer of 2013 after I graduated from high school. The cinematography and music makes it🔥🔥🔥. Glad I got some Belly merch to rock in the 2020s.
I like all Bigg Jah’s content. But I don’t think they watch these movies before they critique them. This isn’t the only movie where they got all the facts messed up. Got to do better.
Yeah. It’s like they skimmed through the movie 22mins before the podcast started
Only bad thing Buns did was give the nod to the young kid who shot his boy restaurant, he could’ve stepped in and stopped that but he escalated it…
With me being born in ‘01, even before I started doing my homework on hip hop, I’ve always said Belly looked like a long ass music video cutscene 🤣🤣🤣🤣 not knowing who Hype Williams was for the longest 🤦🏾♂️
Yall dropped the ball the on this one!!.. yall needed a street dude on the podcasts to cleanup the grey area..Tony cleary donest like violent hood movies. It Scares him😅.. yall need to stick to rom comedy!!
Not even trying to be mean but you 100% right lol. They missed sooo much obvious ish and then tried to make it seem like it didn't make sense.
@@gifi11I agree, get a street guy as a guest in some of of these gangsta films
@91Definite someone. I think it's some west coast bias too. Like how don't you know why Meth went to Nebraska lol
@@gifi11right he was working for Knowledge
BAP BAP.BAP!! Been waiting on this! No badda bring no scary business to me! 😂😂😂
Sha did kill Rico before catching that shotgun chest shot
I always wondered if Rico actually died? Meth hit him a few times in the shoulder and he fell over, but I always wondered if he survived that.
Method did end up killing Rico in the strip club.
Did they watch the movie lol. Meth had a vest on. They didn't hear the heavy breathing
They ran out of Money on the Movie and had to put what they had out.
I mean, what the f**k Sin!?! I was 18 when this came out and will forever remember the monotone that T Boz brought to that character. I've been arguing since college that Tommy's young girl (Vida) was the best female character in the movie. Sidenote, was T Boz a federal employee? How you get to go INTO the jail when she gets Keisha out? 😅 She walking through the dormitory with the CO like she's the warden.
Buns used his homeboys name when he got locked up because he knew his name was clean and was going to get him a bond
when Mef got his head rocked by Tommy's girl with that ash tray😂😂😂😂!!!
I throughly enjoy this episode. Yall sayin the quotes me and my boys say everyday and did say was hilarious and had me smilin the whole podcast. 5 black ✊🏿 for this episode.
Best opening scene in a movie ever. And as my friends and I have debated and all agreed over time that this is just one long music video ever made.
First two DVDs i ever purchased with my own money…Belly & Shottas.
Hood classics. They should do Shottas next if they haven't already
absolute classic.... used to watch it every New Year's Eve back in the day... yall should do Shottas next
Queens in the building I’m glad y’all did this movie
Great Ep. I was waiting for this y'all should do Snow in the bluff in ah future Ep.
We only cared about Keisha because she really is an actor and knew how!!!
Tone is wrong about the rap thing. The scene with the little kid was literally transposed from a Nas rap. Hype does not know film story telling. Music video is the exact opposite of the number 1 rule of film show font tell..... still props to the show as always....
Rico didn't outsmart nobody he was snitching.😂😂
y'all need to do CLOCKERS
I could’ve definitely seen 2pac in belly he would’ve killed it
Another great breakdown, brother Jah and tone. Just wanted to also bring attention to the movie bluehill avenue as a future blackbuster
First buns sold his soul he says it in the beginning. He didn't get knowledge out because he told him if you get knocked dont call the crib, that's how the house gets raided and Keyshia ends up in jail.
Yall needed a NY head witchall for this 1...Bunz aint snitch, he covered for Sin so he cant get caught for any crime attached to Sincere's name...Method had a vest on thas why he survived...Belly was a 4.5 black fist coming from a upstate ny native 585
Meth might have had a vest on… loll
“ I sold my soul to the devil, the price was cheap “ Literally were the first words in the film, view the film from that pov. It made Tommy’s salvation that much better in the end
Here comes the BOOM!
I've watched Belly several times...thank you for explaining the storyline.
Sha did kill Rico. He blasted him after he found out he was drugged. He had on a vest when he got shot but ill give you guys that he should of died then.Tommy didnt snitch on Sincere. That asked Tommy if he had any aliases and he said Sincere.
Yea he had on a vest after the bar guy shotgun him 😂! Running out the club seeing the cop car popping at it 😂! And getting in the ride with Ghostface as the Getaway driver
1 key point y'all missed remember wen knowledge was in jail he lit up ah blunt while calling Shameek then put the blunt on the jail phone
I heard Hype originally had Hov in mind for the role as Tommy
Bunz didn't snitch...he claimed the name sincere as HIS own
I love this podcast ✊🏿💪🏿💯
Speaking of songs, Belly reminds me of DMXs Make a Move......will they say it at the end???
I always assume the Minister they were referring to was Louis Farrakhan not Malcolm X...
Because you are correct lol Malcolm died in the 60s. Why in the world would the reference be Malcolm lol. They don't like east coast movies
Tommy definitely said he sold hes soul in the beginning of the movie.
To this day, I'm still mad at AZ for not telling Sincere the ops were right behind him. And I post this in every post I see about him. Most recently drink champs 😂😂
Lmao😂. I was 8 when this movie came.out. would always call Nas and DMX by their movie names.
I feel you. Every time I see Omari Chadwick I say he gave Janet Jackson AIDS. 😂😂
I think he kind of told him lol. I would of left when AZ did lol
I give it a 3. The acting was too bad to give it any higher. Because of that it is a the Hood Classic. Much like Rudy Ray Moore movie. We champion it just because it was made.
And Jah is 100% on the lady assassin. Ox would've been able to walk up and take her out as she writhed on the floor in pain with those broken ankles.
He should’ve looked up 😂! But of course his ass was drunk and high
Great Review!
He did not snitch on Sincere, he told them Sincere is one of his names he himself goes by on the street
Knowledge character is played by Power that help start Wu Tang
Because it doesn’t make linear sense and just highlights big moments in those 10 months of Sinceres life is why it makes sense for a black dope boys life back then
Thank you!!!! 😁 I don’t understand how they missed this tone of the film. Sincere(Nas) character to me almost from the beginning of the film was basically over all the bullshit and moving how they were moving and was growing apart not just from Bunz but from who he previously was. To me his mind had left the environment way before his physical did which resulted in him having a stoic, almost emotionless personality towards the environment and relationships outside of the ones he care for in his home. I agree with the point that Sincere and Bunz were growing apart and both were seeing that in real time. Sincere to me was trying to at every stop give wisdom to Bunz and bring him along to his next elevation in life while Bunz was trying to hold on to the last of him that was keeping him grounded and somewhat reasonable. Neither wanted to leave the other “Alone” in this world but knew the inevitable was near. Also, I don’t think Sincere(Nas) character was weak at all, I believe they misread his emotions totally wrong. I think how the character was written was purposefully written that way, his expressions were more of a daydreamer being in class thinking about where they are going to go in life and how they are going to get there then weak.
Heard the movie was based on a true story. Theres a doc on youtube talking about it
Can you review Clockers?
That morning blueish gray is how Rochdale normally looks at that time of the morning
Meth had a vest on
So they was selling dope that’s how he met Tboz
I think Nas was in a different head space bc he had a kid.
Favorite scene was them lil white boys on Tommy’s tv when they got back from the robbery.
Ike love had a vest on
Damn! I worked on this film in Casting under Winsome Sinclair and I wish I was in on this convo lol. All the questions yall had, I have the answers lol
That was GhostFace Killah driving the Lexus that Method Man jumped in the car.
This movie is not a hood classic in my opinion. Nas, DMX & Method Man are my favorite artists but this movie is not it. Fun Fact: Tyrin Turner auditioned for the role of Tommy, after not getting the role he got the role of Rico. His intent was the sabotage the role but it became iconic. Him & Hassan Johnson are typecasted because they always play drug dealers. Can we please get blackbusters on the following hood classics:
South Central
Sugar Hill (1993)
Blue Hill Avenue
Definitely Blue hill Ave 💪🏾
@@rappernameeddycaneI finally saw Blue Hill Avenue 💯! That movie was great! It’s more like another Sugar Hill but in the 2000’s
Knowledge's girl got booked too if I'm remembering correctly
You're right. He voiced that over the phone to Method Man
He didn’t snitch on sincere, when he gives the name he was giving it as if it was him so when they ran it it wouldn’t come back with a record. That’s why when he calls him he to get him out he wanted it to be before the fingerprints came back
they was at the tunnel in the beginning of the movie ! in iconic club that had rap night on sundays !
Thought: Sincere was a representation of youth following the crowd in what they think they should be doing. This is why he’s such a “follower” in the movie; Nas showing kids what can happen if they follow the crowd.
After This Do You Guys Think You Can Review "Hot Boyz"
When Shameek (Method Man) and Kiesha (Taral Hicks) are fighting, she cries to Shameek, "I hate you!" That was such a personal statement - to hate. It leads me to wonder if Kiesha and Shameek had a backstory...? He knew his way around her home.
i haven't connected all the dots but, im pretty sure this entire move is a collection of nas songs written into a screenplay
Method man’s character had a vest on in the bar scene
Y'all should review every season of the Wire.
Jay Z was supposed to play Tommy Bunz. Jay was supposed to be the hustler but it didn’t work on screen. DMX was the right fit
A lot of people didn’t realize but Nas gives his chain to the young kid on the bench but later on at the end he got the chain back on his neck before leaving for Africa..😂🤦🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️ 3.5 fist man lol
Yeah that shit was dumb 😂
hype just made a 2hr long video ... my favorite part was when they went to Jamaica. Nas & T boz acting was tubi worthy
This might be too local, but y’all have to do Baller Blockin’ (the Cash Money movie)
I love y’all. I love the podcast….but yall missed this one miserably…..I get everyone has an opinion but yall clearly missed a WHOLE LOT of points in the movie.
Totally disagree they are right on point. Acting was terrible and bad character was such a follower. This doesn't even come close to state property, new jack city, or in too deep
Nas character
@@bmills6176it’s all good. It’s opinionated. But when they said he snitched on sincere, you can tell they didn’t understand that scene so you can only question the rest of their perspectives🤷🏾♂️
@@bmills6176 I feel State Property 2 wasn’t the best. I was hoping State Property 3 happened smh. State Property I might have to watch again
Agreed. Meth had on a vest. He went to Nebraska to kill Rico for snitching. Bunz didn't snitch. Sin was clean and they already know who Bunz/Tommy is. He had warrants. So not only didn't Bunz snitch, he added Sins' name to the rest of his aliases . That way, anything dealing with Sin falls on Bunz.
Some Movie Suggestions For Y'all:
Monster (Netflix)
Cradle 2 The Grave
Never Die Alone
How High
Not FBI, ATF or CIA would alert local PD before they kick in the door. For this specific reason lol.
Not all street hitters are cold and caculating shameek did kill rico , Shameek got his target you could tell at the strip club Shameek had a vest on the only issue with the shoot out was how slow the getaway driver took off
Will you be doing black classic movies for black history month? If so may I suggest Panther 1995, Deacons For Defense with Forrest Whitaker, The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman, The Walking Dead ( a film about black soldiers in Vietnam) and Rage In Harlem. The Legend of Sonny Carson also and The Bobby Brown story.
Please react to Sugar Hill would love to hear y'all reaction to it
No honor amongst Theives could be the angle Hype tried to portray but a Dream Team cast would be an absolute Nightmare to direct.
Tommy and Sincere were definitely best friends. Tommy was just wild and wasnt really the emotional type. You saw how he flipped out on Black when he heard he wanting to get at Sincere. Tommy wasnt going to hug Sincere in his final goodbye, but you knew Tommy had real love for Sin cuz when Sincere still had possessions of some of Tommy's belongingss, he asked him what he wanted him to do with them like the cars and all that. He told Sincere to accept it as a gift and you know how selfish Tommy was so you know he had love for Sincere.
Crazy y’all say Nas should’ve rapped this film’s plot. The scene with the kid on the bench is from a verse off his first album illmatic.
I love what you guys are doing w the podcast. But Tone bro, quick critique: I believe you misinterpreted the word “aliases” for “associates”. Bundy protected Sincere by taking the rap. Totally not snitching
Some of the questions you have are answered in the movie already.
Yall missed in the Nebraska shootout Ike had a vest on.
Tone Love said Scarface was over the top. No no it wasn’t, it pales in comparison to what happened in real life.
Dang, just looked it up. Belly is on TCM. Those golden years gonna be lit.
This film wasn’t about the acting. Hype casting those individuals so that they could bring their personalities to the scream. No one actually “acted” in this film. DMX is just polarizing as a default.