This is a stand up guy. I meet him and his producer at Radio Shack in Ferguson, MO. He used to be at the Street Side Records next door to my Radio Shack. Real individual, intelligent and overall a St Louis legend!!!
Much love to Murphy Lee for speaking the truth and remaining transparent with his image, artistry, and music... he's very smart and talented too....love it!!! Great interview!!!🔥🔥🔥💖
Much respect to my University City brother Murphy Lee last time I saw my dude it was at Northwest Plaza Mall St Louis Missouri he told me they was going to sign to Universal and it happened!!!! Believe in yourself Ladies & Gentlemen🙏🏿🤲🏿❤💯
Murphy hittin it on the head bruh! I'm so over the young nga vs. old nga debate!! We act like there is only one way to enjoy hip hop music and hip hop culture!! I'm just thankful that hip hop is still here clickin and tickin. I be excited to hear something new that's jammin just like how I be excited to revisit the classics!!
Murphy Lee is speaking the truth. I had to listen to the music my parents listened to. Now what's interesting is my children is back listening to the music I listen to? Hip hop
Lee gives an excellent outlook on lifelong childhood friends who grow apart. I like how he says that people blow up a situation that really is minimal. I lived in Woodson Terrace when these guys were blowing up. Heard them back in 1999 and I knew they were special. This man is speaking about the recording industry, but his words apply to most work in life. I bet if all the St Lunatics sat down one Friday night with no press and no onlookers, this shit would be squashed over a few drinks and some storytelling and maybe a little bit of crying and apologizing. I hope that Lee has the ability to find some peace with the loss of his boys. We have that in common. I lost my firstborn as well. It changes you forever.
Awww this interview was so authentic. I love how he talked about his brothers and their childhood history. There's so much maturity, wisdom and understanding in this convo. I'm one of those OG fans. I had Murphy Lee posters on my wall and used to call him Tohri bc he was my middle school crush lol. It's so good to see him in such a healthy mindset.
That's B High's best attribute allowing his guests to speak and get their thoughts out which lead to classic interviews. See the Ying Yang Twins interview from last year to see a perfect example of this
I got a lot of respect ✊🏿 for Murphy Lee I learned a lot from him in this interview. I learned a lot about him also. Great 👍🏿 interview I wish u nothing but success Murphy 1 love ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿
We need a category called “Adult Contemporary Rap Music” so older rappers can make music for adults hip hop is youth music but once you hit a certain age you shouldn’t be alienated or stop
Hip hop is hip hop … if you’re talented & have stayed connected with your fans it doesn’t matter what “category” the music is in, for example … nas , jayz , kanye … all older than murph but their fanbases are huge so if they drop their fans are going to check it , no one is going to say “I’m too old to listen to this nas” ….. they just either like it or they don’t
I’ve been hard (critical) and truthful about Murphy Lee, interviews. You knocked this one, OUT OF THE PARK, lil Bro. Wishing you nothing but the best, I am hoping that the rest of the FELLAS, see and hear this. 🙏🏾❤️
B High needs a bigger platform... I think the market will follow. Very dynamic host...let's the artist speak...and so much wisdom gained from his guest!!! 💯💯💪💪
I absolutely LOVE this!!! Thank you for being such a great host. You listen AND know how to ask the right questions & RESPECTFULLY give feedback. I’ve ALWAYS loved Murph but I love AND respect him SO MUCH MORE NOW!! He reminds me a lot of myself! How he thinks, acts, etc. I love how he owns EVERYTHING!!! Good AND bad! I learned a lot from this show & now I’ve subscribed!! Thank you SO MUCH for this!!
Just let Hip Hop live and grow and do what it do💯 🛑 all the age ranking, regulations, stipulations, and just make THE MUSIC you make without downplaying or discrediting what's 🔥 right now‼️💯
I met Murph durph at a movie premiere in our city ironically I was listening to his classic solo hits when he pulled up but dude a legit real nigga that nigga pulled up in a orange and black new ball Lambo with two bad bitches on each arm I told him I was a fan and thought he was better than everybody in the lunatics Nelly was the way to get the white money but Murph had the better lyrics and bars he didn't act like I was some groupie dude acknowledged I was a fan said thanks for the support and guided me towards his social media page to keep up with the new shit I didn't know he dropped big ups to the homie Murph durph 💪
I love my city! The media has dragged St Louis through the mud, especially Ferguson, but it's not what they say it is. Much respect to Murph who loves representing the Lou!
#GetBHighToAMillionSubscribers...somebody has to start this Hashtag so here it Go!! I Love kickin back & Binge watching these Interviews! We gotta support this brother!!!
Damn thanks Murph I don't want to hear my kids music I wanna hear from people from my era. My older sis be killing me rapping these young rapper by the end Im like what was the song about🤷 and im not hatin some is okay with me
Its true,I'm 52 n from NY city n I remember when hip hop hit the world n whites into it and a Flintstone cereal commercial caused all the world to c and children but jelly and his group made people happy and their lingo n punchlines really had whites n black n brown all others n old people enjoy something new for sure
10:58 If that's not our people chilling hard and talking somewhere 😂 Boi that shi made my soul feel better, after just losing my brother!!! This was GREAT, TY to you both!!!
This mane aint said one negative thang about anybody on the tics! I sho thought he was gonna get on Nelly but he actually showed him love. STL Legend fo real
All the St.Louis rappers all need to squash their beefs & come together & make an album continue to keep St.Louis on the map Nelly,& the St.Lunatics, Chingy,Huey,J-Kwon, Jibbs, Ebony Eyez
Hip hop is the only music genre that puts age restrictions on creativity..That’s honestly more of a testament to just how divided the OGs & youngsters are in real life within the black community
