Azie Faison talks about Mobstyle, suing AZ the rapper, and the drug game being dead

[pop]

Plenty of drugs still being sold around my way

Drugs will always be sold, but the days of young black hustlers making hundreds of thousands and millions of dollars are long gone. Other groups can still flourish because they have connections to their home countries(Asian, Latin, or ethnic whites) but for black American dealers, they are pretty much at the mercy of whatever foreign or white plug they use. They get the worst deals, product, and are always the first ones who get snitched on. I used to work in Law Enforcement, I know what I am talking about.

 

[Harry B]

I find it funny how people that poisoned our communities try to sue entertainers for taking their names.
How can you look a judge straight in the face and act like there's some foul play . Like you deserve anything at all, no, you deserve shyt and a chance to redeem yourself.

 

[Harry B]

Drugs will always be sold, but the days of young black hustlers making hundreds of thousands and millions of dollars are long gone. Other groups can still flourish because they have connections to their home countries(Asian, Latin, or ethnic whites) but for black American dealers, they are pretty much at the mercy of whatever foreign or white plug they use. They get the worst deals, product, and are always the first ones who get snitched on. I used to work in Law Enforcement, I know what I am talking about.

Tell that to Meech, you think those dudes were the last? Just cause there's no DVDs on youtube showing drug dealers doesn't mean that they don't exist. Just in hiphop we've seen dudes getting knocked, like Clipse manager Tony getting knocked for running a 10M coke operation. These type of people are known cause they were affiliated with celebrities, there's plenty who aren't.

 

[pop]

Tell that to Meech, you think those dudes were the last? Just cause there's no DVDs on youtube showing drug dealers doesn't mean that they don't exist. Just in hiphop we've seen dudes getting knocked, like Clipse manager Tony getting knocked for running a 10M coke operation. These type of people are known cause they were affiliated with celebrities, there's plenty who aren't.

Meech was a puppet for the Cubans. They made ten times as much money off of him as he made himself and they never spent a day in jail. Meech will die in their. Also Ten million dollars is nothing compared to other groups. We are talking about a hundred billion dollar industry.

 

[FromBillionsCameOne]

Cuban

Meech was a puppet for the Cubans. They made ten times as much money off of him as he made himself and they never spent a day in jail. Meech will die in their. Also Ten million dollars is nothing compared to other groups. We are talking about a hundred billion dollar industry.

Cubans?

 

[Harry B]

Meech was a puppet for the Cubans. They made ten times as much money off of him as he made himself and they never spent a day in jail. Meech will die in their. Also Ten million dollars is nothing compared to other groups. We are talking about a hundred billion dollar industry.

There's often someone bigger, in any game.
Are you saying that a dude worth 2 billion dollars of tech, is worthless cause he's not Bill Gates .

You said

Drugs will always be sold, but the days of young black hustlers making hundreds of thousands and millions of dollars are long gone

Which is what I responded to.


And what Cubans are you talking about? Were you working in the CIA of the CIA or what

 

[Pyrexcup]

said it on here ages ago white collar crime is the new wave

 

[EducatedBrothaFromTheBank]

These nikkas need to move on, these 80s drug tales been played out

 

[PaperEnterprise]

Dawg, he got shot the fukk up, lost family members, lost his partner in crime and had the feds on his ass.

Then his bytch ass needs to shut the fukk up and stop trying to be a revered former drug kingpin. You left the game alive, stay quiet and enjoy the new life you were given.

 

[raw613]

Maybe but still not like the 80s

poppin pills became more mainstream and there are more drug dealers over all , but most aren't on a extremely high level, the 80's created more kingpins because crack was some new shyt

 

[erickonasis]

Drugs is no where being sold like they was ....


Back the n like he said nikkas was lining up for drugs right in the open. You had to be there and witness it to actually understand the magnitude of what it was ...

In philly you had dealers right there in the welfare lines waitin in they cars on nikkas to cash in stamps and checks . You just had to see this shyt and that movie shows no where how crazy it was

 

[John Hull]

Yeah. Seems like American judges don't have much respect for copyright law when it comes to reformed criminals .

 

[T.he I.nformant]

WHAT'S IN A NAME? 450G

WHAT'S IN A NAME? 450G

So it sounds like the settlement entailed Azie Faison selling the rap name "AZ" to Anthony Cruz for $450k. Azie in turn took on the rap name "1-26."

$450k ain't bad for a name but it's a collosal L when you only get a third of $50k from the $450k.

 

[Banned Account12]

Maybe but still not like the 80s

nikka pills are the new crack

Aint shyt changed

 

[eastside313]

Drugs will always be sold, but the days of young black hustlers making hundreds of thousands and millions of dollars are long gone. Other groups can still flourish because they have connections to their home countries(Asian, Latin, or ethnic whites) but for black American dealers, they are pretty much at the mercy of whatever foreign or white plug they use. They get the worst deals, product, and are always the first ones who get snitched on. I used to work in Law Enforcement, I know what I am talking about.

Meech was a puppet for the Cubans. They made ten times as much money off of him as he made himself and they never spent a day in jail. Meech will die in their. Also Ten million dollars is nothing compared to other groups. We are talking about a hundred billion dollar industry.