Drop Some Hip Hop Facts Some May Not Know

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There was a rumor in the late 90's that Q-Tip was going to start a group called "The Nasal Tongues" with B-Real and ADRock (Beastie Boys).
He (Q-Tip) wanted to start a group with Posdnous, Juju from the beatnuts and Afrika Baby Bam called "The Fabolous Fleas". A track or two were recorded but the whole idea never materialized.
Pete Rock originally made the beat for ATCQ "Jazz (We've got).
There are now 2 stories about what had actually happened.
1. Pete Rock says that he, Q-Tip and Large Professor were chillin in his apartment, and the beat was playing from Pete's drum machine, and while he was listening to it, Tip asked Pete if a record he saw near the drum machine was the one he used to make the beat. Pete said yes. The rest is history.
2. Q-Tip says that the three were recording a track together called "The Funky Man" or "The Funky Tip" (can't remember) and that he and Pete agreed to do a beat exchange, something like Large Professor giving Pete Rock the sample for "T.R.O.Y." (Q-Tip's words, not mine), so Tip took the beat for "Jazz (We've got)"
 
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There was a rumor in the late 90's that Q-Tip was going to start a group called "The Nasal Tongues" with B-Real and ADRock (Beastie Boys).
He (Q-Tip) wanted to start a group with Posdnous, Juju ftom the beatnuts and Afrika Baby Bam called "The Nasal Tongues". A track or two were recorded but the whole idea never materialised.
Pete Rock originaly made the beat for ATCQ "Jazz (We've got).
There are now 2 stories about what had actually happened.
1. Pete Rock sais that he, Q-Tip and Large Professor were chillin in his appartment, and the beat was playing from Pete's drum machine, and while he was listening to it, Tip asked Pete if a record he saw near the drum machine was the one he used to make the beat. Pete said yes. The rest is history.
2. Q-Tip says that the three were recording a track togethercalled "The Funky Man" or "The Funky Tip" (can't remember) and that he and Pete agreed to do a beat excange, something like Large Profeasor giving Pete Rock the sample for "T.R.O.Y." (Q-Tip's words, not mine), so Tip took the beat for "Jazz (We've got"

Both stories are sort of true... the way I heard it Pete was playing the sample and tip jacked it. Then he asked for the exchange afterwards... Thats why at the end of jazz he shouts out pete rock for the beat
 
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thought it would be interesting :yeshrug:

Some of these are rumors, and some are very true

-LL Cool J and Kool Moe Dee came to blows one night backstage.

-Freddie Foxxx put a gun in Benzino's mouth on the Flavor Unit tour bus, because Benzino would not stop talking **** about what a thug he was

-"The bridge is over" was a Marley Marl beat that Krs One and Scott La Rock found in a studio.

-2pac was robbed and shot by some of Supreme's boys.

-"I got a story to tell" was vaguelly based on a real life incident Biggie had when he was slipping pipe to John Starks' woman.

-Paul C was murked by his wife and his brother.

-Showbiz has almost been sent upstate for attempted murk twice.

-Big Pun hit Jay Z over the head with a bottle in a club.

-Eric. B beat down Large Professor and ran Kool G. Rap out of New York to Arizona after 'G. Rap revealed Large Pro produced most of the beats Eric B was supposed to have done on the Eric B. & Rakim albums and "wanted dead or alive".

-Biz Markie produced most of EPMD's first album.

-Ghostface, Superb and their team beat down and robbed 50 Cent and Tony Yayo after 50's dis tracks.

-Johnny Juice did all Terminator X's cuts on the Public Enemy albums.

Kool Keith met Godfather Don outside some industry event that both of them weren't allowed entry to. They snuck in through a back window and then hung out for the next month or so recording the 'Don produced tracks on "the 4 horsemen" and, of course, all the cla##ic Cenobites tracks.

-Just Ice was a prime suspect in a murk case.

-Just Ice turned up in Queens on Poet's block after the two Rockwell Noel & The Poet tracks dissing Krs One, Red Alert and Ms. Melodie with a shotgun and waited for Poet to come out. Needless to say, Poet stayed in the crib that day.

-DJ Ready Red was kicked out of Geto Boys and shafted by J. Prince because of his lack of melanin.

-Alpo, Fritz, the original 50 Cent from Ft Greene and various other notorious hustlers/killers from the legendary Paid In Full Posse were in the crew shots on "paid in full" and "follow the leader".

-Rakim recorded a dis cut aimed at 'Kane for "let the rhythm hit 'em" and had a verse on the title track itself aimed at him. 'Kane heard about this and called Rakim to squash it and Rakim went on to scrap the track and remove the verse.

-Eric B. did security for Mike Tyson throughout much of the 90's.

-Diamond D and his old late 80's group Ultimate Force with Master Rob recorded a full album with Jazzy Jay which has never been heard.

-A young Fat Joe and his boys Tony Montana(R.I.P) and Charlie Rock L.D were one of the top two crack crews in the Bronx in the mid 80's and bringing in thousands of $$$$ per day.

-Q Tip got fuked up so bad by one of the members of Wrexx N Effect that he lost partial sight in one of his eyes. ****EDIT***^^^^^very true^^^^^

-Nas came incredibly close to being on the Large Pro produced Kool G Rap, Xtra P, Freddie Foxxx and Ant posse cut "money in the bank" as he was always hangin' around Eric B.'s studio but had gone to pick up some weed with a chick so they let the Ant kid on there instead.

- Main Source (sans Large Pro) ran up in the Wild Pitch offices with machetes looking to behe@d MC Serch (then working as an A&R for the label) after a West Coast promotional tour went ****ty. MC Serch got wind that they were coming and escaped by crawling over the partial walls for his office and jetting out the back door.

- Grimm was supposed to be on "Live at the Barbecue" but he was arrested on the way to the studio.
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A risin' star, I don't respect you cuz I do my own stunts
The rap world is run by morons, dudes who don't get it
that's why I simplify and cater to the dimwitted"
 

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-"The bridge is over" was a Marley Marl beat that Krs One and Scott La Rock found in a studio.
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-Biz Markie produced most of EPMD's first album.

http://www.theboombap.nl/read.php?1,1201332,1201431

Parrish Smith: Being from Long Island we felt like outsiders and that we had to go twice as hard as the guys from the boroughs. So when we got the opportunity and got our contracts with Sleeping Bag [Records] it was on. The first producers were supposed to be Biz Markie and KRS One on the Strictly Business album.

Biz Mark was signed to Cold Chillin’ Records and Cold Chillin’ was right up the stairs from Sleeping Bag. But me and Erick thought everyone produced their own beats. So that’s why we did our own tracks and wrote our own raps then we realized people used ghostwriters and different producers. We didn’t understand that and kind of still don’t so it was a blessing in disguise.
 

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-"The bridge is over" was a Marley Marl beat that Krs One and Scott La Rock found in a studio.

the way i understand it after hearing Marley talk about it a few times is they took a reel of their drums. so it wasn't his beat but the drums which were very specific and unique to Marley. Ced Gee had used those drums and pitched them up or EQd them a little to get what he wanted but it's Marley's drums.
 

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COPIED AND PASTED. DONT KILL ME :dwillhuh:

thought it would be interesting :yeshrug:

Some of these are rumors, and some are very true

-LL Cool J and Kool Moe Dee came to blows one night backstage.

-Freddie Foxxx put a gun in Benzino's mouth on the Flavor Unit tour bus, because Benzino would not stop talking **** about what a thug he was

-"The bridge is over" was a Marley Marl beat that Krs One and Scott La Rock found in a studio.

-2pac was robbed and shot by some of Supreme's boys.

-"I got a story to tell" was vaguelly based on a real life incident Biggie had when he was slipping pipe to John Starks' woman.

-Paul C was murked by his wife and his brother.

-Showbiz has almost been sent upstate for attempted murk twice.

-Big Pun hit Jay Z over the head with a bottle in a club.

-Eric. B beat down Large Professor and ran Kool G. Rap out of New York to Arizona after 'G. Rap revealed Large Pro produced most of the beats Eric B was supposed to have done on the Eric B. & Rakim albums and "wanted dead or alive".

-Biz Markie produced most of EPMD's first album.

-Ghostface, Superb and their team beat down and robbed 50 Cent and Tony Yayo after 50's dis tracks.

-Johnny Juice did all Terminator X's cuts on the Public Enemy albums.

Kool Keith met Godfather Don outside some industry event that both of them weren't allowed entry to. They snuck in through a back window and then hung out for the next month or so recording the 'Don produced tracks on "the 4 horsemen" and, of course, all the cla##ic Cenobites tracks.

-Just Ice was a prime suspect in a murk case.

-Just Ice turned up in Queens on Poet's block after the two Rockwell Noel & The Poet tracks dissing Krs One, Red Alert and Ms. Melodie with a shotgun and waited for Poet to come out. Needless to say, Poet stayed in the crib that day.

-DJ Ready Red was kicked out of Geto Boys and shafted by J. Prince because of his lack of melanin.

-Alpo, Fritz, the original 50 Cent from Ft Greene and various other notorious hustlers/killers from the legendary Paid In Full Posse were in the crew shots on "paid in full" and "follow the leader".

-Rakim recorded a dis cut aimed at 'Kane for "let the rhythm hit 'em" and had a verse on the title track itself aimed at him. 'Kane heard about this and called Rakim to squash it and Rakim went on to scrap the track and remove the verse.

-Eric B. did security for Mike Tyson throughout much of the 90's.

-Diamond D and his old late 80's group Ultimate Force with Master Rob recorded a full album with Jazzy Jay which has never been heard.

-A young Fat Joe and his boys Tony Montana(R.I.P) and Charlie Rock L.D were one of the top two crack crews in the Bronx in the mid 80's and bringing in thousands of $$$$ per day.

-Q Tip got fuked up so bad by one of the members of Wrexx N Effect that he lost partial sight in one of his eyes. ****EDIT***^^^^^very true^^^^^

-Nas came incredibly close to being on the Large Pro produced Kool G Rap, Xtra P, Freddie Foxxx and Ant posse cut "money in the bank" as he was always hangin' around Eric B.'s studio but had gone to pick up some weed with a chick so they let the Ant kid on there instead.

- Main Source (sans Large Pro) ran up in the Wild Pitch offices with machetes looking to behe@d MC Serch (then working as an A&R for the label) after a West Coast promotional tour went ****ty. MC Serch got wind that they were coming and escaped by crawling over the partial walls for his office and jetting out the back door.

- Grimm was supposed to be on "Live at the Barbecue" but he was arrested on the way to the studio.
"Ya'll don't write, you pay for airplays and rhymes of the month
A risin' star, I don't respect you cuz I do my own stunts
The rap world is run by morons, dudes who don't get it
that's why I simplify and cater to the dimwitted"

This is usually the first post of a "Unknown Hip Hop facts" thread, these have been circulating since 2005. I don't get tired of reading them ever so often, so props :salute:
 

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- Main Source (sans Large Pro) ran up in the Wild Pitch offices with machetes looking to behe@d MC Serch (then working as an A&R for the label) after a West Coast promotional tour went ****ty. MC Serch got wind that they were coming and escaped by crawling over the partial walls for his office and jetting out the back door.

If only Rappers these days were brave like that shyt :smh:


-Ghostface, Superb and their team beat down and robbed 50 Cent and Tony Yayo after 50's dis tracks.

This rumor popped up far too much over the years to be false.


-Eric. B beat down Large Professor and ran Kool G. Rap out of New York to Arizona after 'G. Rap revealed Large Pro produced most of the beats Eric B was supposed to have done on the Eric B. & Rakim albums and "wanted dead or alive".


People don't know that Eric B was the east coast version of Suge Knight.
 
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