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The Carl Banks(Giants) & April Walker(Walker Wear) interview was a lot better than I thought it would be.
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funny you knock their interviewing skills and then give props to Juan Epstein and the BC
#funnytoyaboy
half of juan epstein interviews is about them and Peter's ******* wife
half of juan epstein interviews is about them and Peter's ******* wife
Cipha is a super hip hop head? No, he's a DJ. One who doesn't even know about half the people they interview, nor does he care enough to listen to or research them. Sometimes I wonder if Cipha actually loves hip hop, and if it's just a job.
Yo, the JD where in the middle of the interview he called his wife
Cipha is a super hip hop head? No, he's a DJ. One who doesn't even know about half the people they interview, nor does he care enough to listen to or research them. Sometimes I wonder if Cipha actually loves hip hop, and if it's just a job.
half of juan epstein interviews is about them and Peter's ******* wife
Yo, the JD where in the middle of the interview he called his wife
You couldn't have listened to more than one episode.
They had a dope hour long interview and that's the only part you mentioned though.
And you must not know much about rap if you think Cipha sounds anything like a super hip hop head. I can hear it when he's talking about the music.
I've been criticizing them forever about how they make interviews about them and not about the guest half the time and waste too much time.
And you must not know much about rap if you think Cipha sounds anything like a super hip hop head. I can hear it when he's talking about the music.
I've been criticizing them forever about how they make interviews about them and not about the guest half the time and waste too much time.
To a degree I think Rosenberg is a wannabe, but you can tell he has passion for the music. Rosenberg is quick to tell you what he grew up listening too. Cipha? Sometimes I'm sure Rosenberg's faking it, but still. Cipha DJ'd for Lil Kim, A&R'd, produced and then worked at Fat Beats. He worked at Fat Beats and I don't think he even liked underground rap besides Doom. How can you not mention Disposable Arts in a Ace interview? He's talked about where he had a period of when he wasn't in to the music, but on the other hand you can't really tell when he ever was. If you listen to him talk about rap, and those that proceeded him tot he point they should be discouraged by the music today, like a Kid Capri, Clark Kent and Bobbito...it's like night and day. I'd describe it as listening to a dude talk about his wife. You can tell who is still as deeply in love as when they first met.
I forgot what it was exactly, but once Cipha was describing his DJ'ing once and it was like he didn't even listen to the music. I was thinking, I'd never hire you for a party. Meanwhile Clark Kent was describing his two systems at home. So you know Clark practices and listens to the music in his spare time. Cipha listens to reggae I'm like dude could have you at least listened to blah blahs album before they came or familiarized yourself with their catalog.
I think that's why non-funny Cipha is doing the comedy thing.
Rosenberg used to annoy me during interviews, but now it's Cipha.
What did he say
I wonder if Combat is trying to keep things short after the Ice T and Chuck D interviews.
The Krit interview was good.
I actually miss the music mixes. I didn't like DJ Ben worse DJ name ever, until Just Blaze joined. After that his mixes seemed to stop being a last minute after thought.
I wish they would have Krit come on after the album so they could go over the album. Stalley too. I think that would have given Stalley a better interview.