Krayzie Bone Talks BTNH, Mo Thugs, Eazy E, Mariah Carey, Fat Joe, And Street Being Named After Bone.

[@JayAnthony87]

Could we please get DJ U Neek and Wish Bone on in the future??

[@YaredYahu1212]

Can we get the original Mo Thugs? Those that are still alive. I would love to hear they're stories too

[@filaspeaks1094]

That's a good one , dj uneek & wish bone 🦴🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@filaspeaks1094]

​@@YaredYahu1212damn, let him get dj uneek and wish bone 🦴 first 😂😂😂

[@filaspeaks1094]

​@@YaredYahu1212damn, let him get dj uneek and wish bone first 😂😂😂 shout out to mo thugs , poetic hustalaz , toney tone 🔥🔥🔥

[@JayAnthony87]

Steve Lobel could be interesting also.. see if court can get some new stories!!

[@visionary515]

This is a hell of a interview from a guy who knows bone. Like a lot of the questions he asked ive been wondering for years. This is the type of interview OG bone fans respect.

[@qhorton6743]

This is what happens when a true fan hosts an interview

[@visionary515]

@@qhorton6743 facts

[@chrystina9182]

Right!! Fresh Q’s. Even KB is happy to answer. Go back and look at any interview and he gives the vibe like, ok let’s get this over with… but this is perfect 🔥

[@djangoletsgetitgarvey2857]

💪🏿

[@whalley723]

Yeah not all the repetitive questions

[@eyeinsee]

Collecting these Bone interviews like infinity stones, you just need 1 more then SNAP!

[@colekatt4982]

Underrated comment 😂

[@keelandbodley6315]

😂😂 real shit 😂

[@rhyanlamarr7877]

Facts!

[@TwinLocc]

Lmao😂

[@emeraldknight2342]

Krayzie Bone is one of the most talented artists of all time!! 🙌🏼

[@bengarcia7284]

GOAThugs

[@akir7582]

Thank you for asking Kray about his religious background...Bone is one of the few acts in rap music that speak on Biblical scriptures.... when I first got into their music I gained a lot of comfort listening to them and it helped me feel more secure in my faith... it made me feel like I wasn't alone in my beliefs!💯

[@TripleGZilla]

YA👊KNOW✊

[@exoticplansdesign]

​@@TripleGZilla same here.... let them know it normal to be a Jehovah's Witness.... aint nothing weird about it except one or 2 advice to stay away from unbiblical celebrations ...parent just have to train and caution their kids to avoid unwholesome bad associations thats all....the child may not appreciate it at first but as he /she grows up they would someday ...Krazie made it clear that it was not oppressive but a necessary protection ...his answers shows he still appreciate his upbringing even if he may not be the best representation of a child brought up as a JW

[@CastTroy_ProjectElevated]

This, by far, is the most in-depth Krayzie Bone interview I have ever seen…. I remember having the BONE Enterprise tape, maybe a month or so before Thuggish Ruggish Bone dropped here in NC…. Been a hardcore fan ever since with Krayzie being my favorite member…. Bravo, Big Court, bravo…. I’ve subscribed

[@StrangeBarAndGrill]

Krayzie is the backbone of BTNH. great interview court! Need that wish and Dj u-neek next. Need to get all 5 in a large comfortable setting and do 3 hour interview. You give the best interviews. No filler all great questions

[@PhilLamX]

39:00 Krayzie Bone rapped on Art Of Noise’s Moments In Love many times in his career (Faces Of Death, Family Scriptures, Thug Mentality, Leathaface, and both versions of Freaks by Play-N-Skillz)… Always wondered if he was a big fan of them or if he was just madly in love with the sample!

[@solidasarock06]

I'm so glad he asked about "It's all real" from the Art of War album. That song displayed Kray's full repertoire. Big Court is the only person who should interview Bone Thugs lol. You can clearly tell he's done his homework and knows more than the stereotypical Bone questions. There's waaaaay more to Bone than Crossroads, which is a classic of course, or the collaborations with Pac and Big, but most of their other interviews are so disrespectful because the interviewers lack depth in the questions asked.

[@HoldinCourtPodcast]

Appreciate the positive feedback. 💯🙏🏾

[@RavenRedtailhawkJaGuarXi]

Kray is Not Quiet, He is Reserved.... people usually say people are "quiet" because they do not act the way people want them to act... but when the quiet person speaks and acts...it is PROFOUND. Love this interview, it was serious and fun...Kray got to LAUGH...good medicine, great job. Its All Real, Time After Time, Mo M6rda both versions & Heated Heavy (loved the interaction) are some of my most fav KB tracks

[@mattlawrence1932]

It's called being a ♊ , we're all that same exact way but when we hyped up , we never stop talking!!!! Myself , my cousin , 2pac , Krayzie , Daz Dillinger , B.I.G. & even Kendrick Lamar are all like that in real life 💯👌

[@user-hy1od6by1w]

Facts.

[@thedodif]

It's All Real is my favorite song ever...not just from a BONE album, but just in music.

[@vexotimmer2675]

And it aged so well too, it doesn't sound dated at all. It sounds like it could've been came out last week.

[@iamhim2285]

Same here

[@loud9274]

You made the best Bone Thugs Interview Ever. U Killin It.Much Respect from Paris 💪🏾

[@HoldinCourtPodcast]

Thank u for the support and positive feedback! 💯🙏🏾

[@vexotimmer2675]

@@HoldinCourtPodcast You're doing a great job, bro. I'm a big fan of your channel. Watch you all the time.

[@knowlegefam]

Goddamnit....this gotta be the best Krayzie Bone interview in existence!

[@YaredYahu1212]

Thank you so much Holdin Court for doing this interview and asking questions about those songs like (Murda Mo and Heated Heavy), Thug Mentality literally got me through parts of my high school life and I truly appreciate this gem. I always wondered what Krayzie Bone was thinking when recording and elevating his artistry to legendary levels. Much love and blessings to you and Bone Thugs n Harmony. Salute.

[@georgedevine4130]

Krayzie Bone is my all time favorite artist. You did a great job with the interview. Touched on great topics, asked alot of questions I wanted to know and just kept him giving us game. I love your knowledge of the Bone history also. Keep grinding bro. I'm liked and subbed

[@mihaerewh]

Krayzie to Mariah “you walking around with a lamb.I’m wearing timbs ” had me rolling 😂

[@CHRISHON96]

When do he talk about Mariah?

[@KayStephens5000]

Krayzie and his "You know what I'm saying" 😂😂

[@CHRISHON96]

Frfr I swear to god “you know what I’m saying” 😂

[@thejoshthat]

Dude, Kray seems like a great friend to have.

[@vabec01]

Basically nobody asks the questions about the music. It's amazing to hear the creative process from the artist. Amazing interview keep it up brother. Ps thug mentality is one of the greatest albums of all time. The nostalgia I get from hearing that album is priceless.

[@chantefranklin8077]

On all levels ,EVERYTHING about this interview is Epic,Legendary & DOPE on both sides of Memory Lane Ave🫡🫡🥰😘💪🏾💪🏾🤴🏾🤴🏾!!

[@NavAK_86]

All of Art of War wasn't slow though, don't forget Body Rott, Handle the Vibe, Ready 4 War, Thug Luv, Wasteland Warriors, Let the Law End, Whom Die They Lie - they've got some uptempo harder beats on there too.

[@EricGray-zr2es]

Seriously now, people need to start interviews with DJ Uneek. He is straight up an integral part of BTNH success. His beats made bone, complimented it. DJ Uneek, do iit!

[@soletrek8277]

My man, you asked some questions that brought a tear to my eye. Questions Ive been wondering for 30 years now. Thank you and shout out to the Bone fans.

[@HoldinCourtPodcast]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@33rd3rd1]

What questions ? No lie I know all the questions he asked ...I been wit bone since forever

[@HystericalCruelty]

@@33rd3rd1the kneight riduz reveal blew my mind. I fr didnt believe that was him, let alone mo thugs, it was just a rumor

[@33rd3rd1]

@@HystericalCruelty ok gotchu 💯💯💯

[@rl2415]

Great interview! Krayzie Bone is no doubt the greatest living rapper of all time! I have Pac at #1 but Kray is #2 GOAT! Krayzie has been consistent since the very time we heard him 30 plus years later. His versatility, flow, speed, harmonzing, his ability to use his voice as an instrument are all attributes that most rappers don’t have or don’t have the ability to do. He’s blessed us with so much great music that we grew up to and have made a part of our everyday lives. I’m so glad they went into depth about the Art of War which was damn ear a Krayzie bone solo album in terms of creativity and hook writing. That album was an absolute masterpiece. Neighborhood slang, it’s all real etc are still on my playlists today! Shout out to Court and Kray for providing us with a great interview

[@justmagicmostly]

Damn bro you and your daughter got to rap Heated Heavy along with Krayzie, that's just a dream come true.

[@HoldinCourtPodcast]

We had a great time! Thanks for tappin in. 💯💪🏾

[@RaiderFace7-16]

I like to see all 5 BoneThugs sit down and talk like this about back in the day just conversat for a couple hrs on serious stuff about ups and downs even with eachother trials and tribulations theyve been thru together as friends and a musician group

[@MrHazeleyz]

They got one with all 5 that was the uni5 album bizzy explain why they kick him out the group

[@radamezprince3505]

Now that’s how u conduct a Bone interview. Salute Big Court 🫡

[@HoldinCourtPodcast]

🙏🏾🙏🏾💯💯

[@radamezprince3505]

@@HoldinCourtPodcast 🙏🏾 🙏🏾

[@NavAK_86]

Thug Devotion song being a last minute thing and becoming a hit single is exactly what happened on E.99 Eternal with 1st of the Month. The album was complete and Dj Uneek had 1 more beat he wanted Kray to hear, Kray originally didn't wanna do another song for a completed album but Uneek convinced him to listen. He heard it and loved it, came up with the chorus with B. And it became their first hit off the Eternal album. Crazy how fate works.

[@tonynorris1506]

Correct me if Im wrong, Weren't they about to go back to Cleveland for Christmas, but Uneek made the beat the night before and begged em to stay? Probably why that song sounds so authentic being they were in a Cleveland mindset

[@JTIII]

1:18:41 It's crazy that Bizzy didn't want to be on Notorious Thugs, but ended up having the coldest verse on there. The contrast from Biggie to Bizzy is too smooth. Stevie J made a timeless track...

[@EcleezyTheKing]

Much Love to My Brother Krayzie Bone. Legendary Artist and Very Genuine Guy! ✊🏿

[@docthebilly]

Big Court gives the best Bone interviews.. very insightful questions.. the stuff a true day one fun wants to know about

[@kugelundkopf581]

Much love to you Big Court. Been a Bone fan since 96 myself and been spreading their music (here in germany) back then before internet & social media. You ask the right questions and show genuine love, a real fan. About It's all real, Mo' Murder, Family tree.. It was always a mystery to me how the Mo thugs project fell apart, or rather Lay and Kray. They have been the Btnh dream team, but it was obvious there has been a fall out. Could write on forever, there's much to tell and ask still but I'ma stop here and leave with THANKS and much love Big Court, you're awesome!!

[@HoldinCourtPodcast]

Appreciate the positive feedback! 🙏🏾

[@chrystina9182]

Yes, been waiting for this type of questions for decades! Thank you!

[@calig8390]

Thank u for this. Never heard Kray dig this deep in the past for a interview

[@jlaisdaddy]

Big court, you putting it down with this interview your daughter was getting it on that heated heavy verse!

[@wastelandwarrior6350]

I almost went back to listen to the creeping on ahh come up album but had to be patient and finish watching this interview 😂

[@m.m4982]

I'm doing the same with The Art Of War tracks that I normally skip.

[@michaelrhima1894]

For the past few weeks, this series has been something I always look forward to. Can't wait for Wish Bone, then the whole group together. Great Job!

[@NASAWHITE]

Man I might be late catching on to Holdin Court but this podcast is the truth.. ain’t making folks wait a month & a half for the Full interview. 🙌🏿

[@hardieharrharr]

The world needs to hear the other versions Kray mentioned in this interview

[@crazycreewilliams]

Awesome interview, thanks for all the questions and answers I had for 20plus years,, Respects

[@StrangeBarAndGrill]

Flesh’s voice was hard back in the days. That for the love of money verse 🔥🔥. I wish he didn’t switch up to the whisper flow. Flesh killed btnhresurrection album too.

[@vexotimmer2675]

I agree with you about Flesh's voice. He used to have that deeper menacing voice on "Creepin On a Come Up" and "East 1999 Eternal". He started to switch it up and used the whisper voice on "The Art of War" album, and everything else after that. But yeah, Flesh was still dope as fuck though.

[@andraekelley1464]

he switched it up for his first album T.H.U.G.S @@vexotimmer2675

[@hemdryllanes6426]

My god this interview was amazing thank you so much for making this happen

[@bnyang84]

On G.O.D, Big Court got one of the best bone thugs interviews. 💯 But I have so many questions like, does he still keep in touch with former TL artists, kray's current health and why he stop his leaves of legends, etc? In all, I enjoyed watching this. ✊️☠️

[@jcrazydaman24]

Yooooooo, that heated heavy game had me smiling. Many nights in my room practicing that mug ❤

[@Chris-jg7un]

This interview is sick. Excellent questions and bone knowledge to pry!

[@tsaint8302]

Man you are such a good interviewer. Balanced, levelheaded, respectful and professional. Keep elevating King. You have my support and thanks for the dope ass interviews with the legendary bone thugs n harmony. Much love from Cleveland!

[@HoldinCourtPodcast]

Thank you for the support and positive feedback! Salute!

[@Invizionz]

Great interview Big Court. I love how you are grabbing each member individually to share their own thoughts and perspectives. I always loved that "Moments in Love" by Art of Noise as well. When I first heard him drop that on that on Mo Thugs Family Scriptures I never thought someone would be able to do that to a song and make it sound even more amazing. Then to hear it again on Thug Mentality and for him to set the bar even higher with that version was even crazier. He also used the same beat that Ken Dog used ("Playa In Me") on his Leathaface The Legends (Part 1) album which was "Smoke With me".

[@andyayala1450]

Without Krayzie Bone alot of Bone songs won't have any structure. You can hear it on his solo albums.

[@m.m4982]

The early UNstructured style is what made them great though. Their songs became too predictable when they switched into the standard verse-chorus-verse format with only KB doing the chorus.

[@user-Tripleggggggg]

@@m.m4982💯💯💯💯

[@e.rhythm.8952]

This was by far the best interview or podcast for Kray or any bone member, I’ll follow you now lol

[@Stack530]

Thank you for this conversation. Bone Thugs are my fav group of all time and the reason that I love hip hop

[@davidjoseph811]

By far The best bone interview ever. Well done sir

[@HoldinCourtPodcast]

Appreciate the positive feedback! 💯💯💪🏾

[@Destroyer-Grizzly-BIH]

Back in the 80s/90s, there was so much selection. We had rap, rock, R&B, soul, alternative rock and more. Shit was beautiful, mane!

[@lobengone477]

Hell yeah . I’m from Cleveland. 95 baby but nothing speaks to my heart and soul like Bone. I love Cleveland til the death of me but I had to go. Love you Krayzie

[@TheTreyWilliams]

Salute to the host for being a fan and asking real questions. Man this is by far the best bone interview I’ve seen.

[@HoldinCourtPodcast]

Thanks for tappin in! 💪🏾💯

[@therocketshow]

Man this was a fan interview frfr!!! Thank you so much I’m 36 and been a bone fan since I was 8 y/o I love this interview!

[@ChurchOfTUPAC]

51:02 had me cracking up so much i had to pull over to comment. Thanks for all your amazing Bone interviews and how great and refreshing your questions are 👍 ❤

[@HoldinCourtPodcast]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for tappin in! 💯💯

[@almadixon-cider31]

It's About Time! Great Interview!

[@JTIII]

Mo Murder is such an iconic track. Imagine Bizzy on that track... man...

[@Seven9_exchange]

Love this interview. In Art of War and Mo Thugs, I think Krayzie really separated himself. He is one of my favorite artists, and I listen to all his new stuff.

[@davidjoseph811]

Art of war is my all time favorite album from Bone.

[@Nuttso88]

Best interviewer I've listened to. Thanx for putting this out. I wonder if any of the other Bone members had any insight on Flesh's verses being deleted off of most Bone songs back then.

[@jcrazydaman24]

Theeeee most underrated in thaaaa game right here!!! Thanks Big dawg court 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

[@T.T.J.E.]

Big Court you mentioned Crucial conflict was the first Chicago rappers I ever heard. Smoking on hay in the middle of the barn was crazy

[@room616oc]

Court can u Interview Wish? He only has one little recent interview with BG.

[@uriel-heavensguardian8949]

Going to be epic as usual!! COURT!!!! NOW YOU GOTTA TALK WISH I TO COMING ON!!!!! We need that!! And talk him into doing a solo project!!!!!!

[@BabyKatt85Tv]

I'm back and the support never left. Keep up the good work Big Court your the best.

[@HoldinCourtPodcast]

Appreciate the luv and support!💯🙏🏾

[@fab084eva]

kRAZIEEEEEEEE!!! COOL INTERVIEW! good dude! 🎉 nice interview

[@TheeMrDavid]

Creepin On Ah Come Up was the first album I ever bought. Had it on tape from Blockbuster Music. Beautiful times

[@bencromwell707]

Another Great Interview As Always Big Court Keep up the great work #Fact #Bone #Thugs

[@davidhenderson6704]

R.I.P my O.G Tombstone and shout-out to my big homie Gates glad they got mention

[@andrewcalica2570]

Yo! Just wanted to give you much props on these Bone interviews especially these last two with Layzie & Krayzie. It’s helped me a lot as I’m developing a Screenplay about the Bone Thugs story. These have been a treasure trove of structuring it. Even the interview with Rhythm D helped me round out the perspective. Much thanks and keep up the good work.

[@tiemann55]

Love the show court !!!! I’m a HUGE bone fan , greatest group ever . Can’t wait for Big Wish next !

[@m.m4982]

Big Wish "I ain't gotta do no interview" lol 😂

[@tiemann55]

@@m.m4982 right lol

[@paragraphics7403]

I appreciate it, Big Court! I'm looking forward to watching the full version. Thanks for all your hard work and giving the world a dope podcast for legendary artists to give their fans answers and some of the insight they're be looking for. Like everyone else said, keep it up with the great content and unique questions that most of these other interviewers doesn't normally provide for us. I'm not sure if you're planning on interviewing Wish Bone because, honestly, since he never release music, I don't think it would be that interesting, or what he would even talk about - for that matter. Maybe he can spend a few hours making excuses about why he haven't released a solo album in over 20 years? That would probably be more interesting than him talking about "motorcycles" and taking care of his family. 😂 It's all good, Wish. Don't trip. 😂😂😂

[@HoldinCourtPodcast]

Lol...appreciate the support and positive feedback. Hopefully we can Wish on soon! 💯

[@room616oc]

Wish is still waiting for the right moment to record his album. That’s what he told BG. If you do interview him . Ask him about the rumours about the Other Bones writing most of his lyrics. And u gotta put him on the spot and bust a real freestyle. Cuz he hasn’t done shit. We feel like the main reason he’s still in Bone it’s because he’s cousin with Lay n Flesh and loyalty. Everybody was rapping Wish’s verse from Mo Murda back the summer of 95. Drop that album Big Charles. ❤

[@PhilLamX]

@@HoldinCourtPodcast ...If and when you do get Wish on here, I'd like to hear his side of the Peabody's incident (he and DJ Ice pulled up to Bizzy's show there, got on the mic and asked the crowd if they wanted to see B with the group again because there's a new record deal in the works. Some kind of brawl took place shortly after the show. This was pre Strength & Loyalty.

[@paragraphics7403]

It's all love, brother. You got all my support. And I'm looking forward to that Wish Bone interview. 🙂

[@hippa2dahoppa2]

man i know i been leaving alot of comments but the camera angles are great. to many people just do a one shot angle and set it up one way. to have someone actually pan back and forth while people are talking actually shows some production that alot of podcasts are missing these days. i been editing small videos over the years and mostly do it for fun for friends so i always notice little details like camera angles that some people might not even really think about because its a natural flow. good work

[@whalley723]

One of the best interviews I have seen...asking artistes inspiration about specific songs. These guys did their homework.

[@karivettec9835]

We appreciate you Big Court! You ask some deep questions, you have a new sub. You made KB feel confortable open up and share! Man the Mo murda and its all good part. I've been wondering for years! Now i can die in peace 😂 As a Bone fan, you definitely have the best interviews! Amazing work 👏 to all of you

[@HoldinCourtPodcast]

Appreciate the luv and positive feedback! 💯💪🏾

[@chrystina9182]

I usually just listen to the interviews but I just had to make time to sit down and watch in. 🙌

[@hardieharrharr]

New Breed of Female was extremely underrated. I counted three singles off that LP.

[@simulatrixmusic4452]

GET WELL SOON KRAYZIE BONE

[@Trplr4life]

This is the best Krayzie Bone interview. You can tell, its a better interview if the interviewer is a fan and knows the music. I loved the "Heated Heavy" comment from the lady in the beginning. As well has his comments about the songs on The Art of War. You just earned yourself a follow boss.

[@HoldinCourtPodcast]

Appreciate the support and positive feedback. Salute! 💯💪🏾

[@datag1199]

Fantastic interview! Great podcast right here

[@HoldinCourtPodcast]

Thanks for listening

[@eternalrewind2190]

Yo definitely the best most real kray interview I've seen.. eternal

[@DamianHeinz]

Amazing podcast. Different from others that feature Bone. Krayzie is a legend!

[@MCMACK-qo7eo]

Prayers 🙏🏿

[@Livindeadproductions]

We / i opened for krayzie in orlando on his thug mentality tour . I was on juvenile probation and missed a drug assessment class to be there . June 2nd 1999… best fuck up i ever made . Salute KB 💯

[@gemini-yv3vw]

🤣🤣🤣

[@jorgemendoza241]

they lived every fans dream when they started flowin with Krayzie Bone!!!

[@TripleGZilla]

#KrayzieKarma comes with Midol 🤘😂👍 LOVED it Court, EVERYONE Court's 👑 Princess dude off to the right sorry but GR8 interview 👏👏👏👏👏

[@realness2628]

Bro ima faint if you keep asking these questions. Its what weve alwayssss wanted. Im glad that you are giving kray his flowers for his superior genius. Wow. Mind blown. Never thought it would happen

[@HoldinCourtPodcast]

💯

[@JaDeButterfliesAreFree]

Definitely loved all the interviews of Bone Thugs N Harmony. My favorite Rap Group of all Time 💪🏾💯💀💀💀💀💀, Thank you

[@shamelldubois529]

Praying for Krayzie 🙏 Ty Court for the interview.

[@jacobjohnson3017]

We want wish bone interview 💯💯💯👍

[@Convosinnature]

He’s aging so well and looks healthy. Shout out to legend Kray❤

[@thejoshthat]

Lol first time I remember hearing of Steve Lobel, I was in jail and we were watching some Million Dollar Match Maker show and he was trying to find the love of his life. I thought it was so cool when he mentioned BTNH! Must've been 2000 or something.

[@19righteously]

Shout out to Court's Barber for the magnificent fade!

[@jaycemonroe3942]

I love that you ask the tough questions head up.

[@SkeletalMelodies99]

Definitely gotta have them back to go more in depth about how certain songs came about I was hoping you were going to do that with the resurrection album there’s a lot of dope songs on there that i would love to know the creative process to even to how the beats came about

[@Druhhhhh9905]

I agree, I actually prefer resurrection to AOW as their second best album

[@vexotimmer2675]

@@Druhhhhh9905 I remember the first time I heard "The Righteous Ones", such a beautiful song. I've always loved the chorus too. One of Bone's best songs.

[@paktru]

38:48 Moments in Love - By Art of Noise We used to always call that the midnight song. It use to come on the radio every night at or around 12am. That song is a classic.

[@drunkentre]

@ 19:20 - Creepin melody comes from the Enter The Dragon soundtrack - Han's Island Luv of $ was a previously recorded song by Yomo & Maulkie

[@iamhim2285]

Bruh!! I love this interview!! (and the Lay interview) Krayzie been my favorite rapper from day 1 and Bone Thugs is the reason I’ve been rapping for the past 20+ years. I was rapping heated heavy right along with yall. I lost to Kray but I beat Court and his daughter 😂 big big props.

[@HostyleSSD]

The mo murder song with moments of luv those congos your talking about are part of moments of love. Original moments of love is 11:00 and the 2nd version is called the quite storm version witch has the congo drums. The whole beat from mo thugs version is not cut or added its two different versions of moments of love. There is even a 3rd piano version. I've been a bone fan since 94 and I love the moments of love beat. I have all versions. Every version of moments of love is over long. And faces of death hell sent they used a sample of original moments of luv when the beat switches up. So mo murder from thug mentality is moments of luv original Murder mo from family scriptures is moments of luv 2 the quite storm version.

[@Yummyumi-v1b]

🤎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 thank you for this interview. Well done, I love KB & Bone forever

[@thedodif]

Thank thank thank you thank you for asking about Kneight Riduz! Haha Always wondered about that project.

[@HoldinCourtPodcast]

You bet! Thanks for tappin in! 💯