Part Six| Tyrone " Fly Ty" Williams| Big Daddy Kane was getting Million Dollar Checks!! 

This is pure "Gold", Tell Ty to gather his chips, go to BET or Netflix, or HBO and make the "Juice Crew" Movie.

This brother is very articulate and comical the way he tells the story! He gave us a lesson behind the hip hop record label 101

Im from Birmingham Alabama..im a 43yr old that loves hip hop to this day...just about every artist he named i have albums or cassette tapes of which i also brought the cds to..watching this interview brought back so many memories of a youngster from the south who loved New York rap music..its not like you had a choice because it wasn't that many rappers to choose from..and the south didn't make any noise until 1987 with the 2 live crew..I wanna thank Ty for clearing up the money issues in rap...for the simple fact that since the south been winning for awhile now a lot of dudes would say slick shit like them south niggaz gettin all the money we cant eat..a lot of cats didn't save their bread..point blank period..also a lot of us and California artists started putting out our own shit because we couldn't get love on the east so we concentrated on our side of the world..Fly Ty is to be respected for giving us and any independent black label that blueprint for independence...most niggaz back then were interested in just being on the radio..we were interested in ownership and getting to the money..the hip hop culture can thank Master P and J Prince for those 80\20 and 360 deals..but we couldn't have learned a thing without this dude right here..i hope the brother gets everything owed to him

TYRONE TREATED HIS ARTISTS RIGHT STRAIGHT LIKE THAT.💯

This is one of the dopest, most intelligent interviews ever. I overstand why Fly Ty has never done interviews before this. We not cut from that cloth to want to be all on the cameras, exposing shit. Bad boys move in silent. But others have been trying to shit on his legacy. The most we ever knew about Fly Ty was he was one of the names Big Daddy Kane would shout out on his songs. But as I always tell people, "the energy of truth, carries the energy of truth". And this is a true exposè on Masta Ace, Big Daddy Kane, Roxanne Shantè, Craig G, Marley Marl, Mr. Magic, MC Shan, Russell Simmons, etc... Now I understand why Marley Marl didn't mention Fly Ty on his recent Drink Champs interview, bad blood. But if heads could put their egos to the side, and truly use the maturity that we're all supposed to obtain by a certain age, Cold Chillin' could still be one of the giants in the game. With the roster that we already know. Now I hope you get a chance to ask him about GZA/Genius. Because he was also signed to Cold Chillin', mentioning the label in a bad light a few times, most infamously on the song "Labels". Keep up the good work Industry Muscle, I just wish you would release the whole interview as one continuous video once you finish with these installments. Also Nore should be reaching out for Fly Ty anytime soon now. He definitely deserves to be on the best platforms to enlighten us with his truths and perspectives. Peace!

The chicken leg in the pocket. Damn that's deep.

That Marley and the chicken leg shit had me DIIIEENGG!!! LOL Ty is a legend for real.

Thk god he saved G Rap.

Fly Ty keeping it simple and 100

85-89. Thank you Mr Fly Ty for real.

I Believe Every Word Fly Ty Is Speaking

DAMN...Fly Ty clearing the air on alladis Cold Chillin' business.

At 19:56 The Legendary Fly Ty sums up why the Golden Era is called the Golden Era.

If what Fly Ty says is the truth, and he did that for G. Rap he is a real one. My respect goes out to him. There are not many that would do that. Whoever raised him, they raised him right.

A record deal is basically a loan... and that money covers everything from studio time, to video productions, hotels, food, advances, etc... you gotta pay it back by making a profit by selling records, and going on the road to make a lil extra.. Hopefully your manager can line up some good venues... Gotta read all the fine print in the contract, and understand it...

Thats why i have so much.. Cause 80s and early 90s Rappers. Wrote and did it frm scratch..no guide to pull frm.. And they was Kids.. An Art form they said it would never make it. Rap saved alot of Music Co..

Master Ace had that nice smooth flow

These some of the best interviews, keep it up!!

Always helps to hear both sides to a story...Ty is a stand up dude that gave people the ability to feed themselves, I really enjoyed this, peace...

Wow...these stories see AMAZING!

I could Listen to Fly Ty tell stories all day during quarintine.

Thank you for blessing us with these interviews keep these classic interviews coming

Ive loved watching Ty talk

Epic! Confirms a lot of research I've done throughout the years...a lot of 2 and 2's put together... Salute on these...!!

All the artists that he gave $125,000 or more should be looking out for Ty today. Unfortunately, we don’t think that way.

The old Chicken leg in the pocket trick!

Master Ace was nice...I brought all his cassette album's back in the day's

I was born in 79. As a toddler I fail in love with hip hop. Super rymes was my first record. I had to be about three yrs old. To this day Krush groove is my favorite movie. So to say I appreciate this interview would be a understatement! This is the best interview on hip hop ever. Seriously! As a kid I worked next to shirt kings at the photo booth. I met every hip hop artist in the game back then. If you didn't shop at shirt kings then come next door to staple pictures you wasn't part of hip hop. Awww man this take me back... Every artist producer manager should watch this. The industry reminds me of that time. The streaming and social media reminds me of how hungry the artist was and everybody wast trying to figure out the game not really knowing that's what they doing. There's a lot of gems in history with this interview!

These are some informative interviews with Fly Ty. This was my era, keep up the good work.

Fly ty was over paying but looking out at the same time he should recoup off these cats who are still active today facts

Glad to know why Craig G was on Atlantic records. And why Tragedy was on A&M records.

Vlad take notes

Man, thanks for putting these video's together. An important piece of history. Fly Ty needs to write a book!

man, Kraze! you killin me with these great Fly Ty interviews. mad MAD respect brother.

Love his interviews

AWSOME!!!! Thank YOU

I loving this old school hip hop history from thee golden era 80s . Young niggaz getting that 💰.. subbed 👊🏾

Great interview! Subscribed!

I really love and enjoyed Fly Ty Williams Interview. Y'all did this

These stories needed to be told. Masta Ace did bomb in the beginning but man did he put out quality projects later on. And this was a magical time in my young life. Listening to this art form come up. I'm from College Park so we were beginning to be the kids in the industry when Laface came to town. I went to school with Dallas, Jermaine Dupri would be around the way. I ended up working the industry in marketing. There are always great stories to tell

Dudes Crazy. ACE was and is DOPE.

Ace was one of the reasons I listened to juice crew. Keep your eyes on the prize started it for me.

Damn family I been waiting 5yrs on the rest of videos form fly Ty.

"My son gonna put a chicken 🐔 leg in his pocket" lmao 😆😆😆😆😆

Good work! Thanks!

This is super informal shout out to the OG for keeping it real.

Thank you bruh for doing these series of interviews on Fly Ty. This shit is refreshing.

Real hip hop history!!! This is incredible .... we need the book!!

This is really good. A gem if you ask me

This cat is straight lace!, cat's ain't built like this no mo!!!

A true unsung hero God bless you fly Ty💯💪

Shante signed the best contract ever in Hip Hop History...

I like Fly Ty also, because he has knowledge of early 20th century black music/Jazz

FLY TYE: Artist never know/knew about advances, royalties and re-couping. And claim someone robbed them. All artist know is “I’M SUPPOSE TO HAVE MONEY!” They never account or have anyone else account for it. This is a fly stories which some people can misconstrue as TYE trying to play a few, talking about their mother, etc. but that just sounds like truth: g-rap’s mom calling “TYE help my baby!” Sounds like facts. I take issue with his statement “Russell wouldn’t have flown an artist to a better hospital.” Granted, Russell probably wouldn’t have, in all honesty, but how TYE know what that man would have did. ATLANTIC - I peeped back in 2003 running around NYC trying to get into the industry, THAT ATLANTIC WOULD JUST RELEASE AN ALBUM, flood the street pre-release with street team posters, AND THAT’S IT! THEY WOULDN’T DO SHIT ELSE TO PUSH THE ALBUM, and like TYE said, IT WOULD DROP OFF IN SALES OR COMPLETELY FLOP! NO ONE WANTS TO GIVE HIP HOP ARTIST “BLACK KIDS” THE RESPECT THEY DESERVE FOR WRITING ON THE SCALE OF GREAT CELEBRATED LITERARY WRITERS AND POETS such as Langston Hughes, Charles Dickens, F. Scott Fitzgerald, etc. BUT 80s 90s HIP HOP IS SOME SERIOUS LITERARY WORD GENIUS STORY SHIT THAT PROBABLY WILL NEVER EVER BE TOPPED IN RELEVANCE, POIGNANCY AND CONTEXT! One of the greatest songs of that nature, JAY Z “MEET THE PARENTS” the story brings me chills every time I think about it and/or listen to it. Master Ace wasn’t WACK! He was quite dope, but like many dope artist, just didn’t come off. I still listen to his debut album to this day. Makes sense he was only on Symphony cause Shan wouldn’t do it because Shan says Marley gets you do a record; Marley signs a $10,000 / $25,000 contract to drop the record AND THE ARTIST NEVER GET THEIR CUT! Graig G didn’t know who SYLVIA RHONE WAS! AND SHE DROPPED HIS ASS! 🤣 Always wonder why Craig Never came off. I thought Benny Medina was gay? But that’s good shit that Roxanne used to DICK TEASE BENNY TO NO END; had him wrapped around her finger. “1st of all, SHE’S SEVENTEEN! Oh, NEVER-MIND!” 🤣 The funniest shit. MARLEY - I don’t give a fuck about what y’all say about Marley, ONE OF THE TOP HIP HOP PRODUCERS TO TOUCH THE GAME! If it wasn’t for Marley Marl, LLCOOLJ WOULD BE DEAD OR ON DRUG RIGHT NOW. MARLEY LITERALLY SAVED LL’s ASS WITH THAT MAMA SAID KNOOCK YOU ALBUM! NO LIE! NO EXAGGERATION! TYE thank you for the back stories to add to the history I already know about this MUSIC THAT GAVE ME CONFIDENCE, LIFE, AMBITION, CHUTZPAH! 1984 - 2000 HIP HOP FOR LIFE!

This content is massive. Respect.

We need Columbo on the case, Marley, Ty, Ace, Kane, Shan, Shante all saying different stories, we need some witnesses I think 🤔

Dope Series...Drop that whole joint!

There not a dull moment in this interview hands down one of the best & the Brother doing the interview just let Fly Ty flow with his rich history....Fly Ty is a pioneer & icon in hip hop !!!

I don't know about their business affairs but saying Masta ACE is whack is blasphemous to REAL hip hop!!!!

These are the stories we need told. Fly Ty is a funny guy and been through it

Love these

Thank for knowledge an keeping it a 100 yo respect brother peace

thank you mr fly ty, thank you

TY I NEVER KNEW!! THNX SO MUCH I NEVER WOULD'VE KNOWN UNLESS U SAID LIKE WHEN I HEAR THE TRUTH!!!

TYE NEW FOUND RESPECT!! LOVE U BRO!!

Ty seem like a real one. Great interview n

Definitely I was all about juice crew... they was that crew!

Tyrone fly ty Williams thank you for what you did for hip hop cold chillin records juice crew much respect

AWESOME WORK

Very dope interview.

Oh my Fly Ty done spilled the juice.

🙌🙌Drop the full interview

Masta Ace, Straight Up True Emceein right there... That Real Rap instead that Dead Crap.... I'm Still and Forever will be bangin that Real in the Spot and in the Streets... 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Mr. Magic's rap attack is the first rap mixtape I ever heard that introduced me to EPMD, Eric B & Rakim, Stetsasonic and some others but these 3 I played over and over again. Thank you sir for service to the game. PS: EPMD'S it's my thang was the song that was on the tape and still to this day that is my favorite song and my favorite group of all time.

dope conversation....

Sound better my G. This needs to be made a series or a movie. This is fabolous

I need his story to be a movie for real

Nice documentary

Wow. Being a Juice Crew fan from 86. This is definitely and eye opener. Always wondered why Craig G's record career didn't take off like the others. That Silvia Rhone's name comes up a lot.

Classic..learned alot

BIG UP FLY TY AND MR MAGIC.

You can tell he’s a real dude. Looked out for his rappers. It wasn’t all about the money for him

T Y a real story teller.

DOPE.. GOOD TO HEAR THE TRUE STORIES OF ALL MIND FAVORITE HIPHOP PIONEERS

Ty, Russell Simmons and Andre Harrell were roommates...3 absolute Giants who all went on to own their own labels....amazing

Big Up Fly Ty

its still chicken leg in the pocket dudes till this day..lol salute to this channel i think i can subscribe now

Ty dry snitchin' like a muhhgg but DAMMIT this is so good yo!!!

I was in high school with Ace. Sheepshead Bay. I came in as a sophomore he was a senior. He used to hang with the Brownsville/East New York heads. Cool dude.

It's call classic old school rap music the good old day's

Who made that Cold Chillin logo?? I would love that on a t-shirt!!

Fly Ty is a real one! Damn 🙂

Fly Ty a genuine Guy!

Dope interview, it's gotta be way longer though bro..These snippets ain't doing it..I love this shit

He said..."they breaking"...thats oldschool talk heavy! 😂

Marly Marl Craig G and Tragedy live on the same block in QueensBridge

MAN...WHERE IS THE NEXT PART AT BRUH!!!??????

@ 19:35 til the end, Ty established himself as the Godfather behind the scenes of Hip Hop in NYC. I always hear about him especially through the Juice Crew artist. All you ever heard was "Fly Ty" name through Mr. Magic, Marley Marl, Kane, Biz, and Shante on 107.5 WBLS in NYC. Friday & Saturday nights from 9 pm to 11 pm was the most anticipated time slots throughout the city. I was ALWAYS tuned in.

Down by law.

Whatever happened to the juice crew movie?