WTF was Ghost talking about on Supreme Clientele?

[Danktoker94]

Great thread

 

[DaRealness]

Who remembers that Ghostface alias on from way back in the day?

"Pooh Bear, purple underwear"

"98 cops and robbers, Julia Roberts"

Dude was hilarious

 

[Zero]

Bottles goin' off in the church, we broke the wine
Slapped the pastor, didn't know Pop had asthma
He pulled out his blue bible, chains fell out his coat
Three condoms, two dice, one bag of dope
Oooh! Rev. ain't right, his church ain't right
Deacon is a pimp, tell by his ice
Mrs. Parks said, "Brother Starks, meet you at the numbers spot
Heard you got red tops out, and I want a lot"
Shirley fainted dead on the spot
Two ushers slipped eighty dollars right out the pot

Oh shyt....

 

[Another Man]

"parole kid: live Rapunzel"

Rapunzel's famous for letting her hair down to escape.

To "let one's hair down":

1. INFORMAL
   behave in an uninhibited or relaxed manner.
   "let your hair down and just have some fun"

therefore, it's translated: "to those on parole: behave in an uninhibited manner b/c you're back home"

That's an example of the depths of the visual verses Ghost drops on this album in FOUR WORDS.

Study Supreme Clientele.

 

[StarClout]

Ghost rhymes make sense, he just speaks in his own way. Same as Camp Lo. Signs of an elite writer

This and Uptown Saturday Night

 

[Danie84]

Took me forever to realize Ghost used a champagne bottle to Cham-punch Mase out

 

[TripleAgent]

I don’t know but he said it with so much confidence and charisma that I‘ve always believed him

 

[Greenhornet]

kid i knew for years did the upstate ny and Pennsylvania tour with ghost a few years back
he just sent me the Badbadnotgood album and said he hasnt really listened to ghost before but did his lights
I was like you are in for a treat if you think badbadnotgood album is dope ... you were in the presence of a legend

 

[Mowgli]

Rhymes of a lunatic

 

[Alvin]

I don’t know but he said it with so much confidence and charisma that I‘ve always believed him

He was on dust
At the same time that's the god

 

[Alvin]

I still want to know what exactly happened with Mase.

Why they violate him like that!?

We sure this was Mason Betha?

 

[Alvin]

"parole kid: live Rapunzel"

Rapunzel's famous for letting her hair down to escape.

To "let one's hair down":

1. INFORMAL
   behave in an uninhibited or relaxed manner.
   "let your hair down and just have some fun"

therefore, it's translated: "to those on parole: behave in an uninhibited manner b/c you're back home"

That's an example of the depths of the visual verses Ghost drops on this album in FOUR WORDS.

Study Supreme Clientele.

Did you graduate Wu Tang academy? Was pops Wu your teacher/father?

 

[Alvin]

I listen to it often. I watched that one mafia docuseries on Netflix and it had the song that was sampled for Buck 50. Had to run the whole album after that

EXACTLY!

 

[jilla82]

We sure this was Mason Betha?

I didnt think there was a question on if it was him...
...who else would he be talking about?

 

[Sniper]

We sure this was Mason Betha?

Hip-Hop Gem: I-Cham Broke Mase’s Jaw Not Ghostface Killah – Stop The Breaks | Independent Music Grind


Hip-hop heads, did you know that, contrary to what most people think, it was actually Wu-affiliate I-Cham who broke Mase’s jaw, not Ghostface Killah.

As referenced by other hip-hop artists like Kanye West – “If you could feel how my face felt, you would know how Mase felt” – there was an incident back in the day when Mase had been talking shyt about the Wu-Tang Clan at one of his concerts.

Shortly after, he had a run in with Ghostface Killah and his entourage at a club where the two camps had a fight with Mase leaving the altercation with a broken jaw.

While it has long been believed that it was Ghostface who broke Mase’s jaw, it was actually his affiliate, I-Cham, who did the dirty deed as clarified by Ghostface on the Supreme Clientele track “Malcolm.”

Yo I-Cham punched Mase in his face over some bullshyt