Funk Master Flex keeps it on IG live (vol. pac, rap history)

illphillip said:
He was also in the movie "Black And White" with Robert Downey Jr., Ben Stiller and Brooke Shields.

Mike Tyson was in it.

And Allan Houston :lol:

Along that note, always found it interesting that Ghost, of all the members in the Clan, was an Executive Producer (along with Power, RZA, and RZA's brother Divine) on all the early Wu Tang projects.
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That's the movie where Robert Downey Jr played th for gay photographer, and the white kids went to Shaolin?

:lol:. Stumbled across that randomly about a year ago.

Such a random movie man. Such a random movie.
 
I seen that movie back when it dropped. Can't remember if it was good or bad but I remember a few big names in it so I checked it out.
 
illphillip said:
He was also in the movie "Black And White" with Robert Downey Jr., Ben Stiller and Brooke Shields.

Mike Tyson was in it.

And Allan Houston :lol:

Along that note, always found it interesting that Ghost, of all the members in the Clan, was an Executive Producer (along with Power, RZA, and RZA's brother Divine) on all the early Wu Tang projects.
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Yeah I saw that as a kid when it came out. First time I saw white kids tryna act like us. OG culture vluture exposure. :lol:
 
That Black and White movie had me mad confused as kid.
I need to back and watch it. I just remember Knowledge was laid in bed with 2 naked whites chicks.
 
believe it or not the dude that shot pac in that studio is still around... it was a dude from brooklyn but thats all i will say... 

streets know
 
The movie is gonna add more fuel to the fire all parties involved were young & dumb Multi Millionaires hanging around with cut throats & gangsters you get into the rap game to get away from the streets that's why JAY is successful you gotta distance yourself from cats like that you got a career a way out....So many rappers have gone down the path of KEEPING IT REAL it has cost them damn near every time...It's going backwards by affiliating yourself with a gang for protection you're a millionaire get real security...
 
BradNSU said:
The movie is gonna add more fuel to the fire all parties involved were young & dumb Multi Millionaires hanging around with cut throats & gangsters you get into the rap game to get away from the streets that's why JAY is successful you gotta distance yourself from cats like that you got a career a way out....So many rappers have gone down the path of KEEPING IT REAL it has cost them damn near every time...It's going backwards by affiliating yourself with a gang for protection you're a millionaire get real security...
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Well Pac wasn't a millionaire 
 
I have been saying what Ice T said for 20 years. I'm still not sure why Tupac stans act like he did something doing songs about people who shot him. I'm glad someone said it.

Maximus Meridius said:
50 a crazy _. Supreme told him over and over to leave Ja alone and he would kept dissing him. Then Supreme put the hit on him. 50 was lucky as hell to survive that.


I heard most of these stories but it's crazy the pics with it. Supreme was around hip hop from day 1, hanging with Curtis Blow. Supreme Team really gave Hip Hop it's style and aura. And that Albino looking dude that's always around is OG Supreme Team and Waka's uncle, had no clue.
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Naw man, Supreme Team was just one drug crew in Queens. You had several. That's not even including the other boroughs.

New York's style and aura came from Harlem and Brooklyn.
 
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another thing is the generational gap between them and now..these dudes were living like grown men at 20-21..my generation is afraid to leave the house lol
 
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Magic1978 said:
I have been saying what Ice T said for 20 years. I'm still not sure why Tupac stans act like he did something doing songs about people who shot him. I'm glad someone said it.
Naw man, Supreme Team was just one drug crew in Queens. You had several. That's not even including the other boroughs.

New York's style and aura came from Harlem and Brooklyn.
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Was pac not a rapper? What is Pac gon do? Shoot back, get himself into a deeper hole knowing the type of people involved?

Pac was definitely reckless, a hothead and a **** talker but cmon.
 
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Magic1978 said:
Naw man, Supreme Team was just one drug crew in Queens. You had several. That's not even including the other boroughs.

New York's style and aura came from Harlem and Brooklyn.
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I mean Drug dealers all over had a influence on rappers from whatever area. Either way Supreme clearly had a influence on rappers.
 
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Supreme Team brought that flavor to hip hop. If it wasn't for supreme team, Run DMC wouldn't be rocking the gold dookie ropes and adidas. That's queens right there. Supreme brought that look. Supreme Team brought army fatigues to hip hop too. I read about baisley projects in the 80s, it use to get allegedly hectic out there with the drug lords allegedly allegedly
 
Maximus Meridius said:
50 a crazy _. Supreme told him over and over to leave Ja alone and he would kept dissing him. Then Supreme put the hit on him. 50 was lucky as hell to survive that.


I heard most of these stories but it's crazy the pics with it. Supreme was around hip hop from day 1, hanging with Curtis Blow. Supreme Team really gave Hip Hop it's style and aura. And that Albino looking dude that's always around is OG Supreme Team and Waka's uncle, had no clue.
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shawn pecas?
 
Never knew Madonna was a snitch. Makes her comments about black men years back make more sense now.
 
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nah that was 1 album, and 7 day theory was from supposed to be a "mixtape" so who knows if that would of counted as #2

Suge needed that $$$ so he released it as a album
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This is mostly true. About a month before Pac died, (got this info from youtube. A woman who worked with 2pac trying to get Euthanasia off the ground. Just seen it like two days ago) he actually was fed up with death row.Took off the chain and everything.

He was venting to her. Why was he mad? Because he thought he was off the label and come to find out, AEOM ended up counting as just one album
 
All started with ****** running up on homie and taking his DR chain in like Feb of 96' at the Lakewood Mall
 
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PCH Roadwinder said:
All started with ****** running up on homie and taking his DR chain in like Feb of 96' at the Lakewood Mall
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Yup like I said earlier, Travon Lane. From what I read, he was being punked by Orlando since they were younger. He was petrified of him.

Ironically, he's one of the only ones from Suge's side to survive that Mob vs Fruit Town war and is said to still be respected in Compton till this day. Don't know how true that is though.

I do know that Orlando is worshipped by Southside Crips today. Wish I would have remembered his nephew's IG I saw a few months back.
 
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Pac and Suge made the mistake of running up on Baby Lane in Vegas not knowing that he was a real g that put in work, like he had bodies
 
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