Yes indeed!!! If Wu did that in cleveland, while Bone was there. Wu and their promoters would've been dead in cleveland. All talk in NY... Wu didn't do shit to Bone. Bone was about that life, ask Flesh!!
Let's keep it 💯. It's a good thing that he wasn't there not because he could've did anything. It would'nt have turn out right for Bone. I love Bone & Wu.
@@matthoward598 i think mo thugs is more musical.. Killa bees are like half felons. yea killarmy is dope but they all jail birds.. I like killa bees though.. my favorite group..
@@bobbyjohnson8968 true but they had that west coast vibe to them... like u know how u can tell someone is from NY cuz they we wearing timbs in the summer... ect
Who gives a fuck what some clueless no-talent "journalist" says from some shitty magazine. True fans know Bone Thugs are one of the most innovative and probably the most influential rap group of all time.
They Grammy winners wtf you mean "not honored"?? You have any idea how much money you get after you win a Grammy? Your value skyrockets son. They was big boys in the game for a long time. You trippin'
So many people were salty about Bone's success. Ive met Wish , layzie and Krayzie and they are the most humble dudes you will every meet, good dudes. Yall are legends.
All I can think about while Krayzie is talking " thank God for these young men" style creators,legends,icons, my favorite group of all time These stories only solidified the true thugs we all knew that you were Continued blessings brother and PLEASE continue giving us gems #E99ETERNAL
mid 90s was wild. some might remember how hood them Source awards would be or that club "The Tunnel", plus this was around when gangs were spreading on the eastcoast, shit was crazy. they was young dudes too but glad nothing too major went down because both Bone & Wu are legends
Gangs been around NYC since the Boston Tea parties, but minorities started picking up on it since the mid-1900s(Education Of Sonny Carson was based on a true story). Crips/Bloods came to NYC only a few decades laters.
I agree but I believe Krazie story more, Bizzy seems like that dude in the crew that over-hypes shit...yeah it's more exciting to listen to but come on bro.
Yeah but they almost stirred up a hornets nest. Don't fw a Cleveland nigga unless it's absolutely needed. You will be in a life or death situation. Where BONE from a different level of gangsta. Iykyk.
The BTNH story is one of the best stories not just in rap but in general. But in general. Confidence passion the drive and no doubt that we got it. I have the eternal 1999 double disc. Pretty rare. Never saw another copy online. Have the faces of death to. Let me say. Son of assassin song. Wow!!! Very hard track for the age you were. Its one of my favourites. Your verse is so badass. Your choice of words and how you deliver is something else.
Just listening to these stories I can tell that Rap Hollywood is like a soap opera. Everyone knows eachother and everyone has their own little gang so to speak.
That is big facts... nothing feels like e. 1999 for me there is nothing more nostalgic.. especially all my folk from that era gone .. maybe 4 left total.
@@rissaceehart4076 yep ..on a track called dogg pound gangstas kurupt threw a lil diss "ain't got no love for no hoes in harmony" ....and I remember a interview I think lazy said they had a lil stand off before ....but krazie bone was first to collab with snoop and kurupt on his 1st solo album
We have to analyze and respect what we are seeing in this video, this man these days...He was raised JW, so repeating stories, basically gossip, and even using profanities, is not his " thing" he does it to help keep us unified... Thug Luv
Hey brother. If one day by chance we met and had time. I would like to talk to you about your clash of the titans. I played that song the first time i was spun. Then the 2nd time it put me in jail. The 3rd time they kicked ne out of jail cuz it was too much. You have the what i heard from someones mouth that finally describes your voice. You have the milkiest voice in the game. And its haunting. Guess why you also go by leatherface. You flow chang ups and voice change and speed change is on another level. That song showed everything. Theres a story to this for me and it is one of the best song connection ever to happen. I wanted it and it happen. But beyond my expectations and ive set my bar so high its almost impossible. Your the top 4 best rappers to do this.
Hahaha soon as he said when he heard Suuuuuuuuu! That's the Wu-Tang call that symbol goes up in the sky like the batman symbol watch out the killer bees are being summoned
yall need to drop soemthing new...then u will be back and relevant....i remember bumpin yall shit from east 99 to crossroads alll that shit through grade 8 to 11
Bone is the greatest group of all time. They probably didn't like that they were getting that love. Wu Tang is great too but Bone is still relevant based on the new rappers using they style now.
To me their styles wouldn't mesh very well anyway. Wu is very NY sounding and Bone has their own unique style with almost a Southern drawl to it at times. Both are great in their own rite of course.
Method Man did a song with Bizzy but BBs verse was replaced with Missy Elliot- Meth’s lyrics still has “in the zone with Sean Combs and Bizzy Bone” and if you consider Cappadonna part of the Wu, Krayzie was on Cappodonna’s song “Tell The Truth” but the album listed Layzie as the feature and misspelled it as “Lazy Bone” haha
