DJ TOOMP TALKS T.I. BEFORE THE DEAL + THE REAL REASON HE GOT SIGNED!!! T.I. & FIRST DEAL(PT 1)

[@jallison5457]

Toomp and Tip were the South version of Snoop and Dre

[@prof3ssor178]

Toomp or DJ Drama??

[@terrellgrant1570]

Facts

[@thefreakyrobber0]

Fck no 🤣

[@rachaad]

💯

[@Polostar79]

Best way to describe them

[@lenextowens6608]

I'm serious was a great album definitely underrated and different during that time

[@Jbcomedystl]

It really was a great album that nobody ever heard ..I’m serious remix with pastor Troy, young bloods is classic

[@stephstevens7713]

That is definitely one of the most slept on albums ever!

[@RichPEvolon]

One of the greatest albums of all time!

[@joshsteele523]

What you know is still 1 of the best beats of all time

[@misterhodge3740]

Swear

[@bluechipentertainment9345]

Unfortunately Toomp didn’t do that beat though. He took credit for it. He still hard though

[@KingdomKashVideos]

FACTS‼️‼️‼️‼️

[@JuicingDailyTV]

​@@bluechipentertainment9345 serious? Source?

[@Chris-mf8yl]

I funk the instrumental more than song

[@pastorgainz7230]

My expert opinion the only hip hop podcast actually trying to get the untold stories in hip hop we all want to hear

[@mra.4466]

Ti verse on look at the grillz still amazes me. He dropped some powerful verses in his career.

[@petermckenziejr4778]

Yessir my favorite verse on a feature from him is reakshun remix wit killer Mike feat bone crusher, ti and bun b n it was produced by lil Jon

[@Kool_Kody]

Toomp is a genius and highly underrated 💯🫡

[@PWRDBYVIBRNM]

T.I. is one of the best, slightly underrated.

[@JaiHall]

Definitely underrated

[@smh1914]

Facts I feel like he don’t get enough credit tbh

[@7thwonderman]

Man I still remember hearing “24’s” on need for speed like it was yesterday

[@casalmccleskey1489]

Midnight Club 3 Dub Edition. Had you don’t kno me and Asap

[@lukinnon]

He did right by you,that speaks volumes✊🏾🙏🏾✊🏾

[@adnanojd]

Like Tip said Big ish Poppin and lil ish stopping✊🏾💯

[@joseph5589]

Thats mannie fresh produced

[@adnanojd]

@@joseph5589 I kno But that’s what tip was doing when he formed his own label big-ish

[@marcus27886]

DJ Toomp don't get enough credit for the work he put into T.I

[@willardweston8984]

Toomp gave tip his sound at that time. Ti could never gain that again after toomp.

[@mr.vibes938]

Super facts Marcus

[@lerah8777]

Lies!! They connected like Snoop & Dre

[@authenicjamie]

T.I. always give Toomp his credit you niccas just say anything

[@marcus27886]

@@authenicjamie read what I said again I said clearly he doesn't get enough credit for the work he puts in with the earlier t.i projects I never said t.i never gave him props learn to read and comprehend

[@travallen5481]

I love these stories!

[@AminusDetroitFinest]

RIP Cutty from Jim Crow

[@TheoplisJ]

🙏🏿Holla @ a playa!!

[@fairplayterrific147]

🌌

[@monstamadness5066]

Jim Crow was a three man rap group from Atl around 1998 to about 2002ish . The members where Polow tha Don back when he was going by Shawty Pimp, Mr. Moe, And RIP Cutty Cartel also know from Trillville - Some Cut hook. singing the oh yea yeaaaaa part. they also got that song Drama ft Too Short and Holla at ah playa ft Sean Paul from the Youngbloodz. They Only had two Albums Crow's Nest and Right Quick. But both them mah'fugas got slaps on them. Man that was good Atl shit! if you know you know.

[@kingsleyoji649]

Man good looking out on the knowledge!

[@cxf5512]

💯 One of my mentors. Tried to show me da way #RIPCUTTY

[@fraziert]

I knoooooow it's gonna be dramaaaaa...

[@kekeedordu8422]

I LIKE THE SONG BABY MOMMA - SOMETHING LIKE THAT . ..WITH JAZZA PHA

[@kekeedordu8422]

@@fraziert yea thats the song

[@SDSOverfiend]

Toomp did Bandits? 😮🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💙💯 Hardest track in 98 next to Ghetto Mafia “We on the Grind “ and “Ha”. I’m from BK and I had to give it to Jim Crow..

[@darcanjel7]

I remember first hearing TI on "I'm Serious": Still my favorite Tip song. I was like "Who is this"? Honestly I think he started dumbing down his flow as he got more famous.

[@petermckenziejr4778]

We need a whole ep from TIP and DJ Toomp n call it Still serious wit da Trap Muzik or trap Muzik 2.0 n release it on trap Muzik anniversary this year cus trap Muzik turn 20 years this year

[@deelove2882]

I was literally telling my homie about this idea! I would LOVE to see a few artist go back to their original producer and do a full project. TIP and DJ Toomp, OUTKAST and Organized Noise, Jeezy and Shawty Redd.

[@petermckenziejr4778]

​@@deelove2882 it's jus sum bout the chemistry of da producer from your first 2 albums 90% of da time ...

[@parrishthomas92]

Legit

[@oskiog0353]

Toomp one of the most underrated producers of our generation

[@Evert24]

That would be dope!

[@DjEmbrac3]

Peep how mentioned “even after reading the Donald passman” his reference to the book everything you need to know about the music business… everyone in the industry do yourself a a favor and read that book

[@UCUSmusic]

If you don't know every word to Urban Legend we don't need to meet

[@TheKingRod305Gms]

If Toomp is saying this was going on in 97 then Tip would’ve been 17 September of that year. So it has to be 99 before Tip was born in 1980. Still a dope story.

[@jermond]

I’m Serious is my favorite T.I album

[@swishahouse68]

Real Talk...That album is a one of a kind. He had that Hunger and Rawness in there and HIGHLY Underrated...an ATL Classic for sure.

[@bigdreamer31]

The dude next to DJ Toomp looks like the dad from That’s So Raven 😅 shout-out to the podcast lol

[@xseedmusicalmutant515]

so you did bandits wow i remember they use to play it on our music vid channel in south africa

[@fairplayterrific147]

Well The Jae Millz & Dipset Connection Makes Sense Harlem....

[@JORDAN-pq5qv]

He got old money if he was the executive producer on TIP first 2 albums. TIP used to be the man in the early 2000’s

[@King_Kempy]

man is one of my favorite producers based on songs talked about and i just found out who he is thnx to yall lol🙌🙌🙌

[@aidatdood3365]

What’s is some of his top tracks ?

[@cbrown940]

So so solid!

[@djweathersby9738]

#Nocap In '00 every night was a weekend...... Always told visitors just listen to the radio. Every spot doing drops m-f & each radio station doing a LIVE remote @ different spots driving home in morning rush hour traffic....... nothing like it. #ATL

[@garcel1251]

“Pimp Squad Click… they don’t say that ish for nothing mane”

[@cxf5512]

I Can’t let you leave my dawg Cutty Cartel outta Jim Crow . RIP

[@bradross3586]

The king of the south 🫡

[@OmarScruggs]

Funny Gip said Luda tried to be down with NY but its TI that's half NY

[@jimmycharlotin7050]

If you notice it's seems as if gip from goodie mobb sounds like a bitter old man

[@hmosesmamulu6491]

But Tip NEVER tried to be like NY. Your influence is your influence but Tip was Atlanta and repped and sounded like Atlanta. Ludacris was dope but he wasn't a representation of Atlanta he was just from Atlanta

[@wilmars9146]

​@@hmosesmamulu6491 Yes he did. His whole swag was New York influenced. He was up in NYC hard body. That's why his rap skillz were so advanced. He brought that N.Y. swag back to Atlanta with him.

[@Polostar79]

@@hmosesmamulu6491 I’d say Luda represented a different side of Atlanta. He took a little of the trap sound, a little of the booty shaking sound, added dope lyricism and a lot of fun.

[@hmosesmamulu6491]

@@Polostar79 that's a fair argument. He definitely sounded like a product of the 90s freaknik culture

[@TheJFrost1117]

Still love Jim Crow. RIP Cutty, the name he couldn't remember.

[@cassotv297]

You did twenty fours? No proper ass 😂😂😂 it’s twenty foes🤷🏾‍♂️

[@lilrjswag]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@MitchellelOfGH]

There's still some things being left unsaid, but that ain't my story to tell..

[@paidsurveys6561]

You can tell Og thorough

[@TheAccessFoundation]

Who is the dude in the fur coat moving around during filming? Sit yo azz down. 😂😂

[@kingofdacourt]

Toomp definitely missed a goldmine not signing T.I. or legally co-owning Grand Hustle. After that f’up, a lot of people can’t complain like him!!!

[@shauncathey9365]

Toomp💯

[@jasonrogers9371]

Jim Crow was Pollow, Moe, and Cutty Cartel(R.I.P.)...

[@romeored901]

Lol...yeah, TI had the best verse on that whole P.A. album..

[@jeromespeakscents]

“When my other foot was out there” Black people already know what that mean lol

[@fughetabowdit1494]

Ima let chall finish, but you gotta get a nigga named Sule on here. From Jersey. Just signed to Griselda. Fuck wit him he next✊🏾‼️🤐💪🏾

[@wscwad7788]

Damn Math, I hope KP is avoiding you!!

[@bigcue3168]

Never heard of DJ Toomp....

[@haitianflavo4804]

You definitely heard his music

[@rossboi706]

Well mf your ears must never worked

[@dorightehverything]

I heard about Toomp from Pastor Troy, I heard he bury mfs lol #Atlanta...Respectfully

[@d.harris4301]

Why is the big dude on here lol

[@bobbyharry021490]

I think what's yo name was a hit off that I'm serious album

[@Gnawledgeplatt2974]

Dope boys in the trap ni66a

[@Vintage27]

Strong segment 🔥

[@rillyjo5810]

50 shook of a ti verzuz. corny ass songs like amusement park and wankster not gonna do it. Is polow da don still producing?

[@leemaina835]

Leave wanksta out of it that song is a classic but that aside i think tip has the better catalogue

[@mauricedickinson]

I see why everybody in the city look at you like that hater Everywhere You Go you side with the other side

[@takeover5478]

?

[@dennisp5151]

Dro was better

[@ryanjean-baptiste-dechampi9216]

la face records!!