Fredro Starr: Onyx, Brandy, Moesha, Jam Master Jay, DMX, and the music business

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Today, we sat down with the South Side Jamaica Queens legend, Fredro Starr! Our conversation delved deep into the heart of his journey, covering everything from the inception of Onyx to his prolific music and acting career.
We embarked on a journey back to the roots of Onyx, exploring the humble beginnings and the grind that preceded their rise to fame. Fredro shared insightful anecdotes about their early days in Southside Jamaica Queens, navigating the challenges of inner-city life while pursuing their dreams. We also paid tribute to the memory of their friend and early producer, reflecting on the profound impact of his loss.
The pivotal moment of meeting Jam Master Jay marked a turning point in their lives, leading to a transformative partnership and the launch of their career under his mentorship and the esteemed Def Jam label.
Of course, we couldn't resist diving into the wild adventures of the "Survival of the Illest" tour, where Fredro and his comrades embarked on a rollercoaster ride of music, mayhem, and unforgettable moments.
Beyond his musical endeavors, Fredro has left an indelible mark on the silver screen with a diverse range of acting roles. From gritty dramas like "Strapped" to iconic classics like "Sunset Park" and memorable appearances in television series like "Moesha," his talent knows no bounds. We explore the intersection of music and acting, uncovering the intricacies of his craft and the art of storytelling through multiple mediums.
In our conversation, we were joined by the incomparable Bambu Starr, Fredro's brother and a fellow luminary in his own right. Together, they offered a dynamic duo of insight, humor, and brotherly camaraderie, adding another layer of depth to our discussion.
We invite you to join us on this immersive journey through the life and career of Fredro Starr and Bambu Starr, as we celebrate their legacy and the impact they've had on music, film, and culture.
Time-Stamps:
0:00 Intro
2:12 I was in the hood break dancing, selling crack, and cutting hair
4:35 I started rapping cause of Slick Rick
8:25 I met Sticky Fingers when he was born
12:05 My first record was ''Throw Your Guns''
16:45 We started doing the bald heads cause we was tired of the hair
20:25 I was getting more fan mail than Brandy
23:10 Antwon Tanner can really play Ball, he had a shot Curry No BS
25:15 Brandy was a nice girl. The whole production team was cool
27:00 The Survival Of The Illest Tour
31:00 Everyone separates and go their own way
33:45 I prefer independent rather than major
37:00 You dont make S*** off music streaming
40:40 My father was a wild N****
46:40 When I first heard Bamboo
48:00 Conclusion

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@timewithtoya7361 3 ай бұрын

DMX made such an impact, some would say DMX was your favorite rapper, favorite rapper.

@joannegilmore1775 3 ай бұрын

Thanks 4 having him on the show.he use too cut my son’s hair Lakewood ave Queens ❤

@thanx4askin 3 ай бұрын

That's so cool to hear. I'm sure he'll remember

@ShaWiz09 3 ай бұрын

My fam know Every day, I had Onyx on Blast South Suicide Queenz!!! What they bought to the culture can never be Forgotten!!! Solidified Living Legends!!! ❤

@thanx4askin 3 ай бұрын

That's a fact!!!!!!