MC Serch talks JAY-Z, Nas, His Beef with MC Hammer, New Rappers, Weed & More | Drink Champs 

All the time😐

So irritating 🙄

Mannn

"im sorry maybe im buggin, ima let you finish...but maybe im buggin" lol

@@whtswrngmcflybeats LOL

It's HIS show

@@BLACKDAMIAN but at the same time you wanna hear the guest speak don’t get me wrong I like Nore but the cutting off urk my soul he’ll change topics in the middle of the guest answering the questions

This is a great idea lol

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I been saying that since day one He gets the good interviews but he cuts everybody off ... Smh

So much great music & lyricists. Never feel the same emotions as I did discovering another new hip hop album, year after year until around 2000.

nore's been doin what he does for years, get the fuck out ur feminine feelingz & enjoy the dysfunction... why watch it if ur gonna bitch about it?

@@blackfistmediagroup5779 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Horrible!

@@blackfistmediagroup5779 naw i gotta agree with homeboy on this one. Where do you get off. I been rocking with NORE since Superthug. And that's rapping. This podcast space is still new and he prolly don't read every comment but I'm sure he's seen it by now. Because literally EVERYBODY says that. HE CUTS PPL OFF TOO MUCH. FOH. Who are you? And that's something I'd say to you in person. Get outta here

@@blackfistmediagroup5779 how is his complaint a feminine thing? Smh

NORE missed all of them

💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯!!

Word life!!!

MOST DEFINITELY

Insightful from Nore that 8 Mile is Serch's story (too)

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Cool so im the 2% that always search for the new shiii

True

Yup.. it’s so true… my musical taste is pretty much strictly 90s to early 2000s shit. From hip hop, to R&B, to alternative rock/grunge/nu metal etc. I try to give newer and current music a chance, but 99% of it is GARBAGE! I’m sorry but I don’t understand how people can listen to the new school rap. Its such a shame the direction hip hop went, in MY opinion. 90s emcees were sooooo much more lyrical, original, and skilled in general. It was more of an art form.. some of it was deep and poetic. The beats/instrumentals in the 90s and early 2000s were just better! I simply can’t fathom how anyone could willingly listen to the new shit, when they COULD BE listening to REAL hip hop. I’m talking about stuff like 90s mobb deep, big pun, big L, wu tang, cormega, Capone n Noreaga, boot camp cliq (Sean Price, Heltah Skeltah, Black Moon, Smif n Wesson), Kool G Rap, Rakim, Nas, AZ, Bone Thugs, EPMD, Pharcyde, Non Phixion, Lost Boyz, Gangstarr, 2Pac, Das EFX, Black Thought, DMX, A Tribe Called Quest, Group Home, the Lox, Dipset, Lord Finesse, Onyx, M.O.P., Naughty By Nature, Raekwon, Tragedy Khadafi, Biggie, etc etc etc I could go on and on.. then you got some of the greatest R&B artists ever, such as Ginuwine, Jodeci, 112, Jagged Edge, Mario, Joe, Tyrese, Jon B, Donell Jones, Aaliyah, Mya, Boyz II Men, Blackstreet, Dru Hill, Brian McKnight, etc etc My bad.. this comment is ridiculously long.. I just wanted to emphasize how great that era was for music. It was the golden era! I wish the old school style would make a come back ASAP! Lastly, I know some younger people, like gen Z’ers, and people who like the current music and the current state of rap, might take offense to my comment, but it’s just my personal taste. I will say that there still are some good emcees coming up today, but they are rare.. like J Cole.. he’s an example of a current rapper who is actually talented and dope. But sadly, there will never be another golden era of hip hop like the 90s to early 2000s was. And that concludes my essay lol damn I spent way too much time typing this shit that no one will ever read 😆

@@deftones8717 - I read it.

@@gastarbeiter8384 yeah but in general you will always have that 1-2 artists you know

The problem with rappers as interviewers is that they always want to tell their own stories. It's frustrating. Ice T looked super annoyed in his interview.

Nore always does this & its so frustrating.

He did that a few times.

He too fucking hyper. Like he need adoral

@Roy Exactly!

I like his stories , Fat Joe stories and dame Dash's stories, they got the best ones

Best caps

and n o r e kept tried to fumble his stories ....and n o r e and the other dude don't have a clue. it's about respecting the art form

He IS the Culture...his STORY before rap tells it😑😎

NORE be in the WAY..He don't let poll talk and cuttin them off!

How much money did that nobody pay you to write this

💯 on everythin you said, Yes, Nas is the GOAT

Facts

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Pete nice says he is a pathological liar so a lot of that stuff he says is made up or embellished

@@troubleman3837 Pete nice is also a hater bc he never established a long career in the industry

@@troubleman3837 Pete nice also went to prison for fraud, so he’s not really a great source of information.

I would agree Serch has the intelligence of Forest Gump.

Well said. Magnetic stories from an amazing time period. I share the feeling of being fortunate to have come of age during the Golden Era. This is a grand convo and I hope they have him back.

Yep. Get that clown tf on and ask him why he stole credit from Rob Bacon, Courtney, Tracy, G One, Warryn Campbell, Stan the guitar man, etc

Add 8ball and MJG and Outkast(I know that'll be hard knowing Andre 3000)

@@dianevrules whose the clown?

@@dianevrules But if you do a quick internet search it appears that each of those producers/musicians received credit from quick on various projects. You are reaching.

Yes indeed.

Facts. Serch was dropping jewels and NORE was buggin out. And stop cuttin cats off!

Word...

Thats how i felt about the DMX interview and getting him to drink alcohol when he’s in recovery. D was in Miami for a while Im sure there were other temptations.

@@jdslens I don't think he was drinking alcohol or taking real shots ?

DMX and Lamar Odom were both on this show drinking while in "recovery"

FACTS, CHECK OUT 90'S VS 2000S TYPE OF VIBE ‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️

He said he the forrest gump of hiphop

N Kellis owns most of that

@@manosanastasiou4405 Google is your friend. Nothing anywhere says that. Do better.

Facts late to this shit ,and this man has me feeling like I wasted my dam Life , Search a dam legend a real underground Mogul

From the moment my brother & I heard him we were like yoooooooo! This nigga is the sheeeeit! Mad Skeelz and intelligent rhymes that flow like no other and just a fun guy who wouldn't hesitate to evicerate another MC if and when needed. I have all his stuff and all our boys were like IDK if I'm feeling him/them and we were like that's on you, Serch is the real deal! His solo work has beats that are just wow, with Rhymes that are even more wow! I have Serch in my Mt. Rushmore of Rappers.

I'm so glad I have it on vinyl

And see i love his album Jewelz the most

Love that album

It should have come out on mini disk.

I always like OC Jewelz better Jewelz was always a personal classic. Crazy that he put out two albums back to back that were different but both cohesive and classic

Slick rick don't do interviews He real piky

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RICKY D AINT TALKN TO THESE CRUMBZ!!...

Rick is a legend. Is he allowed back in the states??

@@stopdrpnro He’s in the States

My G you hit it on the nail. I wanted to be like Serch a dope emcee who knew everybody butet even iller emcees amd wanted the best for them and culture. Truly one of the white guys who is not a culture vulture.

History i miss those days sneaking to witness history but this shit now os wack ass fuck appreciate your presence and opinion. Peace

Please he’s only apart of history because Rubin and Lyor wanted white in hip hop. Which is why they taught him the game. Same with Beastie boys. Was never into 3rd bass or beastie boys. Overrated

I agree 100 percent

Correction: RUSSELL wanted a white group (for cross-over appeal). Blacks know how to market too😉 (i.e. Dre grabbed Em). But this cat Serch isn’t a vulture. He just brokendown how he didn’t “blood-suck” Nas. He looks out

Have to check you out now because you’ve been certified by MC Serch!

Yeah that's dope

Nice work Sir

I’ve never heard of you my guy but I’ll give you a listen because of what MC Serch said

If you been mentioned by the man you’re definitely on my list.

Word. He said that in the Juan -Epstein podcast ,as well.

Nore is always being schooled in Hiphop. He mustve been in a bubble.

MC Serch is a real one. His interviews are always good. Search him some more, no pun intended.

Haha! Nice pun!!! Very MC Serch like.

🐐🐐🐐 you know what the ppl really want 💯

Goat comment

Meh

Got Chills When He Said He Got $300,000 For Him To Take His Mother Out The Projects 💯 Some Powerful Shit Right There

To you it was a classic n these clones on here

💯 one of my fave MCs of all time

He owns the rights to illmatic

@@antwanthorogood4921 He own 2% of it.

Yea but they kept cutting him off so it's more like $500k

SMH that pissed me off

One day a guest will be talking about the true meaning of life and right as he's about to tell us, Nore cuts him off and blabs about how the champagne is making him feel gassy and how he remembers this one time he farted a spicy fart and the whole projects could smell it.

@@taimurahmed1190 u

@@taimurahmed1190 Facts!! 😂😂😂😂😂

Code of silence 🤫🤫🤫

Serch

It ain't hard to tell!

with geena Davis and kit

plus, he always be bunting lyrically...

@@slickfirmament5934 Nas has been bs since 1997 and that Escobar 97 song on MIB soundtrack. AZ has always been better. GTFOHB

@@dianevrules you always hating on nas on every channel. SMH.

And then doesn't let em speak 🤠🙄

@@levan50 💯% facts lmfao!!!

He needs to learn how to shut the f****** sometimes😂😂😂😂

Serch

Super Facts

Facts! London locked in

In Queens, we know well out here

When he was in America during the times. some of the hardest shit.

All Facts!

You caught that too 😂😂

😂

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 it be like that sometimes

don't forget "learn, earn, churn"

I peeped that too 😅

Real talk 💯🙏🏾

He has a song wit that saying.. its dope

@@anthonycharles8920 oh I’ll check it out

@@dmachustle8115 I think it's called umar with tragedy in it and capone

@@anthonycharles8920 ok thanks 🙏🏾

No bull this dude got gems 💎 and he not lying he couldn’t dance better then me lol

I'm just watching it today. Making sure I pay close attention to everything he's saying

Fact.

@@truestdude hope you likes the line for line shoutout

@@heartcity71 🤣🤣🤣 💎💎

Facts Man I Feel Like A Kid Every Time They Interview The OG's

Or fun if you open to learning about the history

I think not knowing the history and being educated is even better

Facts bro!

Thats a entire damn shame

Thought this might resonate w you. “Notice that the stiffest tree is most easily cracked, while the bamboo or willow survives by bending with the wind.” - Bruce Lee. And I agree, this interview was dope!

Yeah bro look about Bruce Lee’s philosophy... no doubt he was known for martial arts but he is also where the phrase “be like water” is credited to

Always be like water.

Yeah, that was pretty cool 😎

Shout out to Keith Murray !~!

Yup and Extra P (Large Pro) as well

Can’t forget about Faith Newman.

He woulda got picked up from puff

Nas would of still broke through regardless. Someone else would have recognized his talent.

Oh yeah,I'm glad I'm from that Era....back 2 the grill was 🔥,Nas destroyed his verse search gave Esco that runway..Nas took it

Serch

92,I ordered the fuck outta that song on the Box,"back to the Grill again,da grill again!back to the grill/Search a never stand still!"

Never gonna be another time like it. 90s hip hop and growing up then was epic.

😂😂😂😂😂

Would go from a 2- 4 hour episode to 15 mins.

@@Number1WuFan 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

What pissed me off was the fact he kept trying to get him to smoke despite him saying he was an addict. NORE is a bit of a Loud mouth prick.

Word!

And yet, you spell his name wrong LOL...

That's because he's's not a Hip Hop legend. The man did a lot, but so did many others. Lets rsvp the word legend for actual legends and not turn hip hop into the NBA hall of fame (that lets everyone in).

MC Search 🤣

Yeah there are a lotta historical nuggets in here that slide in quick.. Divine Sounds, Paradise, Double XX Posse.. the younggins have no idea. This kinda convo is Hiphop history GOLD.

You mean "American History"?......Dummy

What is meant by "our"?

@@thegreat1137 calm down feat tragedy and nas

@@juanconcepcion2647 original man/culture stylist. thats YOU

@@thegreat1137 hip hop history. Dummy. You like rap, we love hip hop. Huge difference, American.

I’m from the BX I done tooked the train to farrock as well lol this is NYC ofc subway is most apart of getting around but word tho in the 80s!?!?!! when shit was REALLY crazy I wouldn’t risk taking the subway at that time neither 😂😂

@@JeromeGigante im from the x also i was just sayin damn that ride is deep i went from soundview to coney island once i was like neva again

@@MRB1199 What's the big deal about sitting in the train and getting off at your destination. It's not like he was taking the trip at night

@@barrybarry1157 1980 crime was at an all time high taking the train was very very dangerous especially when certain trains pass through rough neighborhoods he traversed queens through brooklyn into the lower east side up to harlem time did not matter morning or night

Yooo I was just thinking this hahaha facts. He def a diff kinda guy

This is how it used to be when Hip Hop wasn't accepted by the older generations, Hip Hop heads were like a gang FR. This is also why Nore always brings up "Hip Hop friendly establishments" and why he wants a Hip Hop flag.

@@supadave422 I felt it deep as soon as he said it. A whole consciousness into a few words... and I think that's perhaps why so often there's such a disconnect between the old and new. There's an authenticity and truth that's often lacking. It doesn't have to be "boom bap", but if there isn't an honesty to it and it feels forced, it doesn't register... doesn't feel familiar... I've been saying for years, there's always a trace of the "original bloodline" in the music. And thats not about "purists: either, its just the presence of truth.

I LOVE THAT COMMENT. NO SUCH THING AS "GUESTS" IN HIP HOP. NOBODY SHOULD EVER CALL SERCH A GUEST.

@@monteblanc1622 fax there’s a disconnect because between old and young because us older cats do it for the love the art young dudes do it as fad a trend a hustle a way to get some quick money like search said most of us that really love hip hop don’t care about the money we will do it for free fr fr but at the same time we won’t be exploited either this is a culture a lifestyle look I’m 40 plus my brother is in his late 30’s because of me he grew up hip hop one day he came to a get together and he had some grills or as us older cats say frontz in his mouth my mom said take that out your mouth your to old for that I said naw that’s our culture the same way a Muslim woman wears her head garment or a Amish person wears whatever they wear or a Indian person puts a red dot on they’re head a Scottish person wears a kilt this is our culture,religion our way of life just because it’s something you may not understand doesn’t mean it’s wrong

All fax I’ve definitely met some people from different races that dressed like me talked like and thought they were just trying to be cool and had an opinion about them until we got to talking kicked it and found out they deejay, rap,tag, break whatever and right then race went out the window in my eyes they were hip hop

Facts

Man I listen to OC at least 4x a day

@@Joeyclubbin who is O C

@@interstateneek listen to OC first album word life

WORD

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Facto!💯

He is one of the pioneers of his lane.

@@majorpaiyne2124 I agree love one.

True.. because I’m just watching it now..He is real hip hop! I forgot about Serch.

He lived it and loves it

I feel like it helped keep the quality and rawness of the music up but sometimes that shit went way too far... Booing Outkast at the Source Awards was super foul... Now dudes just jack the midwest and the south. IDK, shit evolves, its not in nobody's control.

Tbh I always viewed nyc rap as a strong force for why the genre slowly became gritty and raw in the late 80’s and early 90’s b/c they started the genre, therefore their culture is kind of a driving force behind the music, b/c they are the original inspiration for the art. There’s always periods of experimentation, but then things like Griselda and TRUST come along bringing back that raw feeling that everyone knows and loves

@@Rastafarianinja N.Y. is definitely a force, but not the only force. It was a lot of just alright MC's as well. You're not nice just because you from there, you actually have to be good.

That New York attitude is what cause the east coast west coast war ... no cap

@@Rastafarianinja Everywhere was and is gritty and raw. To think that it's only real ones in 1 place would be crazy. The "New Jacks" gang banging now, where that come from?