If you really from Memphis you gone understand when I say when Blac voice come on that shit give me chills!!! He a legend/legend!!! Blac dont ever stop rapping we forever gone ride for you and the rest of our legend. Thank you brothers for this interview.
Breakin Da Law & Can't it Be is without a doubt one of the greatest underground Cassette and albums in the South. Blac and DJ Paul chemistry was insane and could have been more legendary but there music is still legendary till this day by popularized and revolutionized the Underground sound and Cassette tapes.
I'm from memphis,my mom worked in the music stores all my life. Pop tunes, cats music, camelot music and Gangsta blac is her favorite rapper from Memphis.
Also, check out the UA-cam podcast called *Atlanta Rap History* , hosted by Chuck C (formerly of the Throwback Boyz) & DJ Magik Mark (formerly of DJ King Edward J and the J Team), as welll as the *B-High Radio* podcast in Atlanta, Georgia, hosted ny B-High and Gangsta Wicked(of Decatur,Georgia's Ghetto Mafia). Gangsta Blac+Big Pimp (of Montgomery, Alabama duo Dirty Boyz) collaboration album would be 🔥!!!! Memphis+Montgomery!!!
If yall wanna know a unappreciated Gangsta Blac and Fly Collab listen to Gangsta Blac - DA END feat. playa Fly You will hear Fly bring the best out of Gangsta Blac! Unfortunately the rest of the album isnt as good as other Gansta Blac or fly albums but im telling you look that song up and blas it with good speakers! The whole Blac rhyme sound like a hook and chorus but they aint no chorus!
Gangsta Blac I know you know by now but they did make a mafia 6 album time to be exact whatever is going on between do all fix it nobody can make that sound it is full a self Memphis mine greatest shootout ever heard at 12
I'm a die hard GB fan.. this interview was cool as fuck to see. He may not have blown up as much as some but I reckon he has the most depth in his lyrics of all memphis rappers and a real unique style. Hope I can make it to memphis one day and catch one of his shows
As I watch this whole interview you all have been handed the golden ticket gangster black has personally plugged in to every underground Memphis artist from back in the day y'all should have be best podcast hands down for the down south music if you fail this I will be highly upset we got to ask better questions not knocking you guys but need to be a little bit more prepared because what you all have can be so fucking great peace and love definitely have a new subscriber in me if it means anything cuz I know I'm just an asshole on a keyboard
Come on brothers I don't know you too but I'm on Memphis man volleyball is against the law to take a body they took the casket I'm starting to like to show but you know better now
If you really from Memphis you gone understand when I say when Blac voice come on that shit give me chills!!! He a legend/legend!!! Blac dont ever stop rapping we forever gone ride for you and the rest of our legend. Thank you brothers for this interview.
You're welcome. This was our first interview and I remember it like it was just last week
Yes!!! That voice!!! Gangsta BLAC a legend
Breakin Da Law & Can't it Be is without a doubt one of the greatest underground Cassette and albums in the South. Blac and DJ Paul chemistry was insane and could have been more legendary but there music is still legendary till this day by popularized and revolutionized the Underground sound and Cassette tapes.
GANGSTA BLAC!!!! All day!!! 🔥🔥🔥
Code red if ya scared call tha police tell em watch yo back
I'm from memphis,my mom worked in the music stores all my life. Pop tunes, cats music, camelot music and Gangsta blac is her favorite rapper from Memphis.
We needed this interview....long time coming 🙏💯💯💯
“I need some cheeeeeesssssee wit my crackaz” lol gangsta b went hard
Three six mafia did the best with adjusting their sound to the current style.
And their results are proof of that.
Ball and MJG too
Geee Beeee. I loved the energy mane. Keep pushing that good content brothers
Thanks
Yoooo loving this ..GB showing luv.. y'all fixing to take off
Gangsta Blac definitely in my Top 5 South
He's definitely number ⁵
Dope interview fellas!
Gangsta Blac 💯
Salute yal keep grinding this a good look
Thank u bro fo real
Can it be, is a supa classic considerin its produced by paul & juicy
Memphis legend rite there.💪🙌👏
Also, check out the UA-cam podcast called *Atlanta Rap History* , hosted by Chuck C (formerly of the Throwback Boyz) & DJ Magik Mark (formerly of DJ King Edward J and the J Team), as welll as the *B-High Radio* podcast in Atlanta, Georgia, hosted ny B-High and Gangsta Wicked(of Decatur,Georgia's Ghetto Mafia).
Gangsta Blac+Big Pimp (of Montgomery, Alabama duo Dirty Boyz) collaboration album would be 🔥!!!!
Memphis+Montgomery!!!
Legendary
Definitely
He got it backwards. Pimp C was the artist (Rapper, Singer, Producer). Bun was just a rapper!
Gb this is great
Ana got you livin' scared, shakin' in your birthday suit
In and out of Georgia, through the border, still be on too - Gangsta Blacc 1995
Og legend
If yall wanna know a unappreciated Gangsta Blac and Fly Collab listen to
Gangsta Blac - DA END feat. playa Fly
You will hear Fly bring the best out of Gangsta Blac! Unfortunately the rest of the album isnt as good as other Gansta Blac or fly albums but im telling you look that song up and blas it with good speakers! The whole Blac rhyme sound like a hook and chorus but they aint no chorus!
Gangsta Blac I know you know by now but they did make a mafia 6 album time to be exact whatever is going on between do all fix it nobody can make that sound it is full a self Memphis mine greatest shootout ever heard at 12
🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾
GB💯🤙
Real Shit
💯💯
He broke that artists an rapper situation down to the T
I'm a die hard GB fan.. this interview was cool as fuck to see. He may not have blown up as much as some but I reckon he has the most depth in his lyrics of all memphis rappers and a real unique style. Hope I can make it to memphis one day and catch one of his shows
🤙SOUTH MEMPHIS LEGEND put your thumb and pinky in the air 🤙🤙🤙 now my niggas in the club getting real buck CAUSE WE COMING FROM 🤙
🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾
I got the can it be og cd from back in the gap
As I watch this whole interview you all have been handed the golden ticket gangster black has personally plugged in to every underground Memphis artist from back in the day y'all should have be best podcast hands down for the down south music if you fail this I will be highly upset we got to ask better questions not knocking you guys but need to be a little bit more prepared because what you all have can be so fucking great peace and love definitely have a new subscriber in me if it means anything cuz I know I'm just an asshole on a keyboard
First real interview we still have room to grow . We appreciate the love bro
Slicky Ricky sounds like Gangsta Blac
He's talkin about DJ Paul killa man mixtape vol 16 gangster black went in
He was on a Paul tape before volume 16.....like vol 11 or something
Vol 16 was fa da summa of 94
I hate when people say stupid stuff like they was before their time
They did take lord casket on tour. Same type casket Not one body was in
I heard crickets in this interview.
Blac Koop was shot bru and died later on 3 days later
STH.MEM...👑GB💯
FUNKYTOWN BOUND
BBB HOOD... MHV..
☝FIRST FAM☝
🙏R.I.P. 👑PLAYBOY🙏
Come on brothers I don't know you too but I'm on Memphis man volleyball is against the law to take a body they took the casket I'm starting to like to show but you know better now