Irv Gotti says he lost Nas when he tried to persuade him to ride through a Baltimore hood.

[TripleAgent]

They might have died

 

[re'up]

I think Irv is still doing a lot of drugs. He looked sweaty and shaky and skinny and moving his mouth weird.

That Nas impression was almost like a voice over, spot on. lol

Irv had his time, and had great moves way back when, but he fumbled for sure, and was never the same after 2005 or so. He's not Dame, but he's close.

 

[YouMadd?]

the way this man moves his jaw when he talks makes me want to shoot him in the mouth with a firearm.

 

[True Blue Moon]

I think Irv is still doing a lot of drugs. He looked sweaty and shaky and skinny and moving his mouth weird.

Exactly what I was thinking

 

[AFRAM GLORY]

Years later and try hard Irv still can't read the room and has lack of self awareness.

 

[Billy Ocean]

Dame was right.

Here Dame is saying Irv and em thought Super Ugly was a good idea but in the Drink Champs interview Irv says he told Jay that Super Ugly was a bad idea. I believe Dame.

 

[Stick Up Kid]

You can tell Nas is a street nikka, and Irv is a suburban clown

 

[mitter]

Nore not knowing what a martyr is

 

[Yagirlcheatinonus]

Baltimore got some wolves

 

[Shadow King]

Didn't watch the clip in OP (laziness on my part...)


Of all cities, why Baltimore? Does this have anything to do with the TV show The Wire being filmed there?


I always wondered how the street politics worked out filming an HBO show in a legit Baltimore hood. Did David Simon check in?


Always wondered how The Wire staff, random production ppl, actors, etc interacted with the locals in Baltimore..

A good deal of Wire characters were actually locals...not sure how street they were...

And he still ain't hit the p*ssy

 

[the elastic]

I always wondered how the street politics worked out filming an HBO show in a legit Baltimore hood. Did David Simon check in?


Always wondered how The Wire staff, random production ppl, actors, etc interacted with the locals in Baltimore..

This book covers it pretty well. Basically they worked with and even hired the locals. And the local folk appreciated their stories being told. For the most part, they didn't see it as being exploited.

David Simon and Ed Burns lived around and worked in Baltimore themselves so that helped as well as also having a mostly black cast.

 

[I love Latina women]

that part of the interview was WTF moment

dude 50 something years old and still talking about the shyt like he's enamored by the street life

you can tell Irv is just a try hard who feels validated because Preme is cool with him.

 

[Supa]

nore was/is a street dude. he’s been in prison. he knew what was up with that dumb ass idea.

I remember seeing Juice the weekend it came out. I went to school and we were all taking about it. A kid was saying how somebody started shooting outside one of the theaters. Other kids say they saw it on the news and it was in the newspapers.

Found out years later that the shooter was Nore

 

[Booker Carver]

 

[CashmereThoughts]

Nore: Everywhere in Baltimore is the hood. Just walk outside your hotel.

I was staying in the tourist part. Inner harbor Hilton and that area felt like the wild part of the Bronx like hunts point