Literally one of the most famous drug dealer lines ever faison love is a complete idiot lol I can't believe you said Eazy-E didn't talk about slanging rocks Eazy-E used to talk about slang of rocks and didn't even go slang no big rocks he was slang in small time.... Jay Z was going OT for those who don't know that means out of town out of town slinging is Big Time that means you're moving bricks and weight out of town like he was dealing in Baltimore DC and Virginia.... Everybody knows this this is so sad to see this level of ignorance
Hov' is back, life stories told through rap Niggas actin' like I sold you crack Like I told you sell drugs No, hov' did that So hopefully you won't have to go through that
He played one of the most popular roles in the black community which was Big Worm who was a Drug Dealer ? What are you talking bout ? And to the art dude you a lame for not bringing that up !
@@jchandmanllc5979 everyone knows actors are pretending and playing a role, where as rappers like Jay Z whole persona is “living what they are talkkng about”
@@HooodClassicsTV he sold dope got a deal amd never looked back Jay whole thing is hard work and hustling yall could've picked a different rapper than they guy who talks about investments and saving money the guy that said credit or cash
I'm going to keep it 100 He brings up some good points, but it seems like he has something personal against Jay. This is not the first time he spoke on Hov and question his credibility. I agree the culture is definitely on the decline and music does play a part in it.
That weight really starts to destroy you when you get older. When you're young, your body can handle it. But the diabetes and high blood pressure kicks in afterwards. I can tell by his cadence, his brain is just working slower.
THIS. A Big part of Eazy-E's legend is that he started Ruthless Records with drug money. That legend became even more widely known as he and N.W.A achieved superstar status. On "Dopeman," he played the titular character. Most of his content revolved any number of things that were detrimental to the community at the time, most of which were at least tangentially related to the dope game. What is Faizon talking about?
I dont understand why faizon only talks about Jay Z when countless rappers talk about selling drugs. He must be looking for Jay to say something about him
His argument is not that Jay raps about selling drugs. it's that that's pretty much the ONLY thing Jay raps about. And glorifies it. It's the CONTINUOUS act of constantly rapping about selling drugs.
I wouldn't say it was all about slanging dope. That was just one aspect of his story of coming up out of homelessness and poverty. And he wasn't glorifying it like Jay. Quik used it to show how he bought his first music equipment that set him on his way.
4 all U dumb@$$ n!&&@$ try’na outthink Me with the fake technicalities, Faison said U “NEVER HEARD” Quik mention sell’n’ dope…I mention that song 2 confirm that ge DID mention it…key word: “MENTION”…not “glorify” & yeah, it was “one song”…that’s all I need’d 2 prove my point…so shut the f*** up, pay attention 2 the interview more & use less energy try’na picc apart comments. Discussion adjourn’d.
"Do you fools listen to music or skim through it?" Faze got a point though. It is ironic a billionaire telling u u don't have to sell drugs, But got rich promoting selling drugs.
That's exactly his point! You've just summed it up. Because you'll hear Jay stans talk about how he was rich already before rap. They never question how he got rich before rap. Smh
_"...here come the muthafucking cops!!!"_ You didn't finish the lyrics because you're disingenuous and the last line speaks to a warning about selling drugs, _not_ glorifying the shit. You tried, you failed.
"Hov' is back, life stories told through rap Niggas actin' like I sold you crack Like I told you sell drugs No, hov' did that So hopefully you won't have to go through that" - Jay Z
Ok in one breath he criticizing Jay-Z for his rhymes and how it effects the community but in another breath says “blood” at the end of his statement. Then mentions all these west coast rappers like they ain’t have no negative aspects in their raps. Ain’t nothing about Faizon real. Dude knows why he interviews Faizon, and it’s just for shock value. Nigga was stuttering when they asked him how he felt about that Hov Neck and Wrist verse.
When people talk like he’s talking. Bad things happen to them. But oddly enough, we all admirer the man who has the courage to stand up and speak the words most are thinking.
Reasonable Doubt is Jay-Z 1st album & he definitely talked about his life as a drug dealer & trying to escape it. Eazy-E DEFINITELY rapped about selling dope. There is different sub genres of hip hop music you can listen to for different topics so listen to what you prefer. I could go more in depth but at this point Faizon just hatin for the most part
Rapping about destroying your own community is akin to throwing a grenade in your baby's crip. Don't believe me ask Master P and so many to come. Proverbs 1:26-28
He’s not hating jay z is the blue print and these kids due follow that and believe if they sell drugs, and become a rapper they can be just like him, but in reality if they try it they will be in jail and if you don’t think music isn’t a heavy influence on kids you tripping
The message is that Jay-Z’s leading this culture astray for his own riches. People in Chicago killing themselves while he’s living in a Beverly Hills mansion with Beyoncé and his kids.
Hadddddd to cuz lol or he really just hate the pedastool we put Hov on as a community because he just can’t understand it being the same nigga he was at 18
The hypocrisy lol. His biggest role was Big Worm, a weed dealer who was gon kill someone over a couple hundred dollars. He talked about Eazy E and Ice Cube like they literally don’t have a song called “Dopeman” Jay Z hasn’t talked about selling dope since the 90s. I like Faizons past work but he sound hella envious
Jay z just made a song called "God Did" bragging about how he sold drugs... stop 🍆 riding Jay z.... all of his albums talk about his wannabe drug kingpin lifestyle
@MalTheCPA you mentioned Eazy-E and Ice Cube song DOPEMAN but what you fail to Realize The difference with that song is Cube and Eazy was talking about the neighborhood dope dealer and not actually themselves selling the Dope!
"If Skills sold, truth be told, I'd probably be lyrically Talib Kweli. Truthfully I wanted to rhyme like Common sense, but I sold 5mill. I ain't been rapping like common since."
I dont understand why faizon only talks about Jay Z when countless rappers talk about selling drugs. He must be looking for Jay to say something about him
He’s trying to point out the fact that Jay Z is only who he is for glorifying it, which in result created the guys you’re talking about. Jay Z is making it cool through time when it was supposed to be seen as destructive
Eazy-E rapped "Dope Man Dope Man" . If you really listen to the lyrics Sean Carter is rapping about past tense, he's explaining he made it & so can you.This guy reps the gang culture & never said anything bad about this volatile movement... Bitterness is a Bi%$#!
Big difference, Dope man had a message of the drug dealer doing damage to people's families and the speaker making threats... when Eazy dropped his bars he was "acting the part" NOT glorifying it or selling out like your boy Jay-Z from Hawaiian Sophie fame... cause gimmick rappers manufactured an image and people got mad cause Eazy E himself called those sellouts "studio gangstas"... Pay attention to Real Compton City Gz both clean and dirty, they give you a warning for glorifying "the life".
@@apollosungod2819 just say you don't listen to Jay z's music because you don't like him but don't make a blanket statement. Jay has rapped about the pitfalls of selling drugs plenty of times. He talked about his regrets and the dark times of him shooting his own brother because of it (his brother was an addict and stole from Jay), getting innocent people involved, also him himself becoming an addict in a way because he couldn't stop selling the drugs because of the money and material things he could get because of it. And Jay is not a gimmick rapper... There are way too many different stories and accounts of Jay's past life that solidify his story and drug selling past.
@@apollosungod2819 All NWA did was glorify gangster life. Stop the cap. And eazy was the only one that really lived it. They was studio gangstas themselves. CB4 for real
DJ Quik did rap about slangin dope that what that song Safe + Sound about.On some real shit that's probably the best dope boy anthem ever made especially when that chorus kick in
@Ramell Dion Obviously I was just pointing out that Eazy rapped about selling dope. "As if it were true" How do you know, were you there? He's rapping about how he got away with it, what's the big deal?
31k views in 7 hours, congrats. You are a great interviewer and I haven't been able to stop watching this channel since I found it. Grew up listening to Pac, thought I knew everything there was to know until I saw the interviews on this channel. Keep up the great work!
All he does is expose the fact that he doesn’t listen 2 Jay if he did he wouldn’t be talking so reckless with no substance to what he’s saying Jay speaks of the contrast between hustling and damaging your community & the fact that the times they were living in along with what the government was doing that forced some of the young black men to make these decisions 👑
I came here to clown Faizon but there's nothing to clown. I'd bet he said something stupid during this interview but this ain't it. There's a difference between glorifying & rapping about the past. J definitely was glorifying it on that Khaled record.
The 6od did theme is not Jay’s theme or motto he was on a son6 that doesn’t represent his entire body of work… I listen to his lyrics & I catch the double entendre’s in all his music. He displays contrast to a life he lived. Wether 6lorifying or speakin6 on the re6rets from hustlin6… that’s the art & he definitely does both. Jay isn’t the reason the youth is screwed it’s opp music. Fazon said nothin6 of value when speakin6 on Jay that was my point if your 6onna go at an artist that 6lorifys dru6 dealin6 listen to Pusha T compared to Jay pusha has 6iven the handbook in his music no diss to him but theirs levels to this 👑
He conveniently ignores all the black excellence talk, stocks, Angel investing, art, property and business talk. Black billionaire talk…. But glorifying selling drugs is all he heard. Not to mention the youth doesn’t listen to Jay Z like that in 2022. The youth is not his demographic anymore. Pretty sure it’s 25+ maybe even older.
I have never heard a man speak on another man so much. Jay said himself a lot of rappers lie. But damn a lot of these rappers also claim a lot of gang affiliation and never popped a cap nor got jumped in. Just expose them all like we don't already know who's fake
facts. I dont understand why faizon only talks about Jay Z when countless rappers talk about selling drugs. He must be looking for Jay to say something about him
Jay Z for at least the last 10 to 15 years has been rapping about investing in property, Art, stocks, etc. Hell even on Reasonable Doubt Jay rapped about the bad side of the game.
I love this. Faizon only one being real about this. Not many are going to speak up against a gatekeeper. We in the 20s, if he ever was a criminal, it was 3 decades ago, in the 90s. Why do he still rapping about it if it really was true, and why glorify it?
Why can’t it just be art and we shut the fuck up? Lol music talks about all kinds of shit. Nobody critiques other genres the way they do rap. It’s wack.
One of the best segments ever... We get it, you sold dope... So y'all all need to be just as vocal about rebuilding in the community as you eere when you Bragg about how much dope you claim you sold in the community, ALL Y'ALL!
LIKE JAY-Z SAID I CAN DO MY BEST BUT ITS ALL ABOUT THE MENTALITY PPL IN THE HOOD HAVE , THE CHANGE STARTS IN THE MIND BEFORE ANYONE CAN HELP FINANCIALLY..
Right, help repair what you once contributed to the destruction of . JZ is 60 & a billionaire, but destruction is all he continues to offer to his people, oh & liquor ✔
He got an issue with Jay-Z. Jay-Z is not the only rapper that sold dope. His word play is different and much better than others. Over half of the rappers say they sold dope.
"Standing on the corner straight slangin rocks/Awww shit here comes the muthafuckin cops So I dash, I ducks, and I hides behind a tree/Makin sure the muthafuckas don't see me ....Foe the love of this shit. Muthafuckaaaaaa!" TL;DR - Who cares? Rap fans want to hear action-packed stories of sex, drugs & violence. It's what sells in America. Why? Because sex, drugs & actual violence sell in America. Until that changes, the demand for those stories (in songs, movies, video games, etc) won't change. Selling drugs isn't even immoral in the grand scheme of things. Where there's demand there will be a supply. The gov't could end the drug trade tomorrow by legalizing it but they'd rather keep the black market open & lock poor minorities up.
@@illgill608 bra it’s not about him not writing his rhymes he makes it seem like rappers don’t rap about there lives, Eazy didn’t write his rhymes but if he did he probably would have rhymes about selling dope and how he truly lived, it’s about rapping about your experiences or what u see, watch the interview don’t just read comments
My issue with Faizon is why all of this animosity towards Jay Z rappers have been doing this before Jay Z and after Jay Z , he should be attacking all not just one individual sounds like a hater too me.
People now days try to cancel the people who trying to lead us right or tell us the right things but glorify all the ignorance and bs that got our kids brain washed
I’m 41yrs old, I don’t even mention cats from high school. These dudes keep Jay name in their mouths. These dudes talk more than, y’all know what I’m saying.
@@87tezzy6 jayz never addressed beefs or disses in his state. Whhen dipstick went at him, he signed one of their associate and had them diss them. But couldn’t avoid nas and nas Ethered him, 😂 jayz was actually. On the radio crying like a bitch
Faizon I love you but I don't get the hate you have for Jay Z. Jay been said he was a dealer and others back his story. Did you grow up with Jay? How do you all of a sudden have such intimate knowledge of what Jay did in the 80s and 90s?
GOD DID!!🤣🤣🤣🤣 Faizon is wild but the message was received.....Stop Playing with GOD'S name and pushing destructive subliminals on the Young Black Youth....💯👑
He is glorifying it. He been telling the same lame ass stories for years and the crazy part about it is that it isn't even his story. It is Deheaven's story. The guy has no real creativity or range whatsoever, which is why he is the most overrated hype job in Rap history and it is not even particularly close.
@@Baldinosalvador its not idolizing i never said i worship jay z i said a FACT hes using hip hop to tell you what he been through and what he felt to say hes glorifying it is like sayin hes Tellin Yall to do what he did lol
@@RulingClassMentality i guess im confused how is telling his story about how he came up and what he did from whenever time it was glorifying it? Thats like sayin hes telling you to do what he did, in reality he tellin a story that all them Ogs related to and you cant tell him what he didnt do unless you was there with em and even then i cant take your word for it cause i wasnt there with yall Not ever once did i hear a jay z song where he actually rappin and tellin yall to do this stuff the problem is parents and ppl that like to imitate
Faizon just name dropping Jay-z because he saw the attention it attracts. No mention of any of the famous Westcoast rappers that always talked about gangs or pimping or drugs or killing cops. Always a comment about Jayz though. Heavy is the head that wears the crown.
The reason why is because Jay is a easy target. That’s why. And another thing is this nigga Faizon is west coast bias because he’ll say Eazy E doesn’t talk about it but yet he criticizes Jay Z.
If Brad ain't in yo top five you are delusional. Only rapper with 10 classic projects under his belt be it solo or group.. And he's where yo favorite rapper got his shit from.
The way he looked at him while saying "POUNDS" for a sec he gave the impression like he wanted to eat Art and maybe thought he was a Quarter Pounder or something. 😳
I'm sick of Jay always relating his business moves to drug dealing. When is the last time Jay touched a brick, if he ever touched one? 30 years ago? Why is he always doing that shit? Talk about how you're making business moves today, without relating it to drugs. Something tells me he's being told to do this, the same way Cardi B is obviously being told what only type of music she is ALLOWED to make. None of what Jay said in that verse had anything to do with real life. His line about Ye & Rih really has nothing to do with him.
Did you listen to the 444 album? He was talking about building up the community and people said he was being a hypocrite. So when he doesnt talk about selling drugs its also a problem. People just hate on the man for no reason
Finally someone who actually listens. Jay is in his 50s and continues to use metaphors and analogies related to drug dealing. He and other gangster rappers glamorize that destructive lifestyle and influence impressionable youth to chase that trap. Maybe he’ll give up the coke raps in his 60s 🤣
@@slalomie "Hov' is back, life stories told through rap Niggas actin' like I sold you crack Like I told you sell drugs No, hov' did that So hopefully you won't have to go through that" -JayZ
Jay Z doesn’t even have the persona to sell dope, Hawaiian Sophie Jay Z never sold no kind of dope this cat he’s cb4 that’s what he is plain and simple.
And Born raised in the Compton but his subject changed he wasn't always talking about it his whole career Jay talk about coke from 88 still in 2022 like he was Scarface Quik done made song's about being a one man band and being a player being in love. A whole range
First of all. I don’t wanna hear this from him. Lol. The West Coast popularized Gangbanging around the world, purposely. Gangbanging on Wax is far worse than anything we’ve ever seen from rap. Facts. The bodies are piling up. And it didn’t just get like that. The 70s and 80s were some of the worst Years. Which reality are the kids following more? JayZ or all the rappers that was Banging On Wax??? They’re banging on wax!! Everything is, “gang gang.” Everybody’s a Blood, Crip, Piru, GD, BD, VL, Choo, Woo, 13, or whatever else. Dissing the dead even. NOW. He mentioned reasonable doubt. But Jay was saying BEFORE that album, on the original In My Lifetime. Very first line, “While brothas are shootin’ stupid, I’m carefully plottin’…” Reasonable Doubt, from the first song… You can’t knock the Hustle. Music is the Hustle, not selling drugs. It’s not Him telling the people to sell dope, it’s him telling the streets that Music is a better way. He repeats it on Can I Live. But most explicitly on 22 Two’s…. “You're never ready, forever petty minds stay petty. MINE is thinkin' longevity, until I'm seventy. Livin' heavenly, f*ck, felony after felony.. what?! N*gga you're broke, what the f**k you gon' tell me?!” Whose broke? The avg dude from Brooklyn? NO! The guy who keeps gettin locked up, selling drugs and spending all his money on lawyer / court fees. Can go on. But if you actually ever listened, the message been there from the beginning. Volume 1 maybe even more. Volume 3 - compare JayZ - Dopeman to NWA - Dopeman and tell me who kept it realer. DR. DRE - one of the first rappers to diss the Black empowerment messages in HipHop, on a record. Ice Cube too, even though he tried to mix some Nation Of Islam in. That’s the type of Shxt that KRS One threw PM Dawn off a stage for. Lol meanwhile… Spice 1, MC Eiht, Quik, the whole Bangin on Wax concept bruh… come on now LOL. Hypocritical AF 😂
I just heard the song God did. I get it. I really don't understand what's the problem. I get the whole thing about not glorifying the selling of drugs. I don't hear in Jay Z's verse where he is glorifying the selling of drugs. I do understand that the song is about those who didn't believe in these rappers in this song. They maybe didn't believe in them but they made it through whatever because God did(lol). It just don't seem that serious to talk about Jay Z's lyrics. Go out and save the babies instead of worrying about what another man raps about. Crazy! Peace to Man Woman and Child.
Listen to it again. “I left the dope game with my record clean. I turned the cocaína into champagne. I cleaned up la madrina with the same soap. Me and Loro talk 'bout how we slang dope.” I like gangster rap and mob movies too, but I can enjoy it purely as entertainment, but a lot of misguided youth take this stuff as truth and try to live that life.
