Flex is a terrible interviewer, seriously. It is extremely painful to watch him conduct interviews! Let your guests fully answer their questions and develop their stories. Flex asks a question and can't shut up for 1 minute afterward. STOP INTERRUPTING. This is one of the reasons Hot 97 is on a steady and rapid decline.
@@jameleason8200 It was ALL On It's Way Downhill After 89' on some Real Shhhh. Niggas still blew up from The Gutter Play The Republicans STEERED Our Way. Hip hop was steady turning into Rap and it needed Rakim and Rakim intermediaries in between his going exile...Rap started growing and Hip hop has been forever since infiltrated for Mind Control dealing and dancing with The D*vil. Slinging substances is savage. Rap glamorizes it. Hip hop DIDN'T and DOESN'T.
Flex u gotta start taking these comments under consideration u been in the game too long to interview like a groupie that wanna ask and answer questions bro damn u make these interesting interviews unbearable at times fr
Flex answers the questions for them. He so eager to let everyone his knowledge on these guys. He treats these people like super heroes. He too old for that.
John Do he tryna get the audience comfortable first, that's some smart shit. But if he do get that interview two things gonna happen, 1 the interview might go viral and 2 flex gonna give that Nigga the "dick flute solo" the whole interview lol 😂
@@edski8536 that’s a lie Geto came out to a Benz has a kid with a nice young lady and loves happy and can walk anywhere lol he’s legal now nice try tho he’s happy now and got a son I know cause his son chills with my kid
Saw dude up in Harlem in the sumner of 88 or 89 riding in a new BMW M3. Later on that same day he was in a convertible 325 BMW with about 20k to 30k worth of jewellery on. We met him in Brooklyn later that night in under some weird circumstances. Cool guy. RIP TWAN FROM BROOKLYN #WHITEVOLVO
I was locked up in the feds with these dudes. Georgie was a good dude. Mad dudes respected him. Humble dude.. richie rich! I believe his case was the 1st federal crack case in the bronx if not NYC. So dudes respected him for doing his thing at such a young age.. We held cafeteria table for one another at dinner time. So a few times we sat next to one another. I was from PJ's and he knew about the crew I ran under (Bronx sat with bronx. Harlem. BK next or near by etc). I didnt know about edenwald til him. Yo that richie rich getting that paper fr where? Bro edenwald. Oh for real! Dam yeah its wild out there dont sleep on them! (Era 1988-1991). Hats off
Winston Barker He loves it because Geto was from five blocks away from his childhood house... when your that close to people you respect their hustle 100x more..
said the exact same thing looked like a lil girl in a doll shop lool n what the fucks wrong with his jaw find out his smoking crack with the bobby brown grill hahahaha
This dude flex literally tries to finish other dudes sentences half the interview and just repeats what the dudes says why not just ask the dude questions and let him talk stop talking like you were there with him just because you know the nieborhood flex aint no hustler he claims that these were all his hoods but yet none of these dudes never knew flex from back then
Happened to my uncles... When crack first hit they had no clue what was going to happen (about a 2 miles away from where the story in this video takes places).... They were getting PAPER in (The Bronx and Harlem)- but they started touching it. One of them til this day is still messed up in the head.
Good for you Geto, did your time, got out and made some shit happen. Got a son who is a chemical engineer. Good for you man..not many stories like yours end up this way.
Mad Love and Respect to a Real Brother. I was with Gito in Ft. Dix. At the same time another legend Peter Shue was there.He knows this Puerto Rican was the best softball player there😂But Gito was the Best on the compound at handball. God Bless my Brother and I wish you nothing but the best!🙏
Flex PLEASE read these comments or someone at HOT please let him know; let the guests speak! Stop talking over them, you can chime in, but these are their stories!
Excellent interview with the Uptown Legend. Fat shouts to you my brother and your progression. You didn't let the system tear you. Only the strong survive 💪💯🏆
1:41:27 video. Try forwarding at any point back and forth and I guarantee when the video resumes playing it’s flex talking and not the guest....go ahead try it
I was born in Fordham Hospital. It was one block west of Southern Blvd and Fordham going west. There is currently a parking facility of Fordham University now. Jacobi is still Jacobi and Albert Einstein is also still there. My firstborn was born there as well. As a matter of fact, Fordham Hospital stood where today you find the Fordham Faculty Memorial Hall building. That's where the hospital stood until it closed down and was demolished in 1976.
@@aramis666 I could see why you thought Bronx Lebanon because that hospital is on the Grand Concourse, but Flex was talking about Fordham Hospital and is wrong about that hospital being on the Concourse.
Some of these questions..."I feel like it was more money than that", and "who was the connect?" Seriously? He needs to get punched in the face, dumb ass questions.
hShannon Shaw that’s how you know that Flex is not a street dude. He talks too much and asks too many questions. Flex doesn’t understand how the feds work.
Leon Gregory nah it's not even like that I'ma be respectful cause this misunderstanding I'm from East Flatbush, Brooklyn the old Brooklyn I'm celebrating the destruction of my community but the essence of what made old New York City so special. It ain't the same place I fell in love with that's all I'm saying Crack was always wack !!
Yah niggaz gotta understand that flex is just as excited as anyone else,when he do these interviews, plus he only got so much time 2 get in the question.
He made a great comment about the school he went to. It was a horrible learning environment. Imagine, with his drive if he had been able to pursue a proper education.
As a teacher, I known first hand how the system discourages learning and advancement in some communities. I learned in school that society only wants a specific amount of progress from it's community. So if you are in a low socioeconomic effort is not being put into your child unless the parents are involved.
"In the plaza selling weed"... man starts to delve into something wise Flex comes back in with ..."what happens after the weed?", "so you sold weed to crack?"....."BTW were not trying to influence anyone or condone" SMH lol
Michael Amaral hes so bad at trying to get that out of people, he should just say he wants to talk about the crack era, he was doing the same thing to French Montana like today trying to get him to talk about it
Lou Lou from paid in full was Dominican and a real cat...geto is Puerto Rican,but yes they do have a slight resemblance...esai morales who played Lou Lou is Puerto Rican in real life by the way
Is there a such thing as a "legendary" drug kingpin? Aren't these the same guys that destroyed our communities? Systematically, we have the same problems that stem from the work they did and the problems they created. Why we are giving these guys platforms, I don't know. Let's talk about black doctors, scientist, let's encourage the kids to go to college .... I like flex as a DJ, but he seems enamored by the culture of crime. He's a fan. Kids, have knowledge of self.
The same ppl you speak of are corrupt asf, black doctor's, scientists and etc. Black politicians, bankers and etc no one to look up to playing a "postive role" in society so why not listen to an ex drug kingpin tell his story how he escaped the depths of hell in the streets and turned his life around, im all for it.
Typical flex commenter... "Damn Flex is the worst!!!!!" Sits through damn near two hours of flex......after interview is done "Damn I wanna see who flex interviews next, he keeping NY alive!" Rinse, cycle, repeat
llong3316 you want to watch the content he just sucks. and begins to annoy you, you just want to hear the guest speak, and him and his antics come in between that
flex talks OVER george silva and tells his whole story so george wasted his trip over, should be the title, flex, combat, drink champs are dreadful interviewers always talking over the guest. inside the actors studio do the best interviews imo
Nahh I ain’t know boy George was so Bronx I love that flex too bro much respect and love ... you took me bacc about p.s. 87 park only the real remember that✊🏿 B.X💙💙💪🏾
Flex claims he be in the streets. But this is just 1 interview where he don't even know areas or streets he claims to be from. He DEFINITELY do his research!
flex acting like a interrogator "so you sold weed right?...so you sold crack after the weed right?...you bought these cars amidst the weed and crack right?"
Anthony Hernandez In the 70s, 80s & early 90s there was kingpins all over the city (New York City In General) it was a crazy time & niggas was making crazy amount of chicken on certain blocks, you wouldn't even believe it
Too many, harlem and queens where were young brothas really was making money tho even fif was a kingpin at a point. Niggas over there will even tell u so.
Flex has some interesting interviewers, but he needs someone to write his interview questions? Plus, assist him on his interviewing skills. He keeps interrupting the person in questioning and constantly repeating what they have already said, SMDH. But keep up the hard work bro....
