Buckshot on JAY-Z Leaving Priority Records For Def Jam, Duck Down Name Origins & Why He Loves Dru Ha

Buckshot stops by #UniqueAccessEnt to discuss JAY-Z leaving Priority Records for Def Jam Recordings. The Brooklyn, New York rapper also tells #SorenBaker about the origins of the Duck Down name & why he loves Dru Ha. Be sure to subscribe & let us know what you think.
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[@Brother-SP]

Buck doesn't want to talk about old rap shit. I respect that he has moved on. Peace to the BDI Emcee👊🏾

[@korancebland]

Buckshot Shorty. BLACKMOON. ENTA DA STAGE. CLASSIC ALBUM.

[@HOTJEMZ26]

Cant forget smiff n wessun

[@Pilot_RJ_MacReady]

Soren: So, what was your favorite Black Moon song? Buckshot: *Talks about ancient Stone tablets found in a Moroccan cave 😂

[@daniellucas6573]

This brother is saying some real stuff here! I thought I was the only one who thought this way. Much love!

[@derrickmallory8877]

Black Moon Album Enta Da Stage Was The DOPEST ALBUM In The History Of Hip Hop

[@Soul-sx7ts]

Thats arguably a Fact

[@cjtzadokrams4024]

Buck was the "MAN" in N.Y when the Westcoast was running things. He was the ONLY N.Y rapper rapping but don't get the respect that he held down N.Y at that time. They only mention Nas & Big but Buck held it down💯💯💯

[@frank-xp6pj]

So true, plus BlackMoon was the first & I think maybe the ONLY rap group to remix there whole album & the remixes sound just as good as the originals 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@DriftEmigrant]

Defenitly smart man! By the way Black Moon - Rise of da Moon is one of the best albums of 2019 Beats are just phenomenal 👌

[@UniqueAccessEnt]

Agreed, Drift Emigrant. Thanks for watching & supporting #UniqueAccessEnt.

[@phillipwattsjr.4714]

It's sad that it didn't make the impact he wanted and he took it pretty hard.

[@shon41]

Enter Da Stage was a classic like Laren Hill album. One album and a classic in their respective time that catapulted them to the top of the world. His music and sound was a movement, and at this time he was surely one of the best and forever hip hop history...they dont make rapoers real like him these days. Shot out to Buckshot!

[@deejaydosmuchoz5209]

Man thank you for this interview unique access!

[@bashiirabdulmumin71]

Buckshot literally real. This not only applies to the current hip hop culture, but to American culture

[@stonestanza]

Buck em down..buck em down..buck em down....duckkk dowwwn.......classic hip hop

[@twocents6951]

You interviewing all the legends huh?

[@kokibg3]

Wow i am Buchshot fan now.This guy speaks TRUTH!

[@LITMOVIESCENES]

my man helped start duck down..i heard a few cool stories..hes on back cover of the 1st bcc album

[@S.dot187]

The mentality of Buckshot is what was in hip hop of the 90's! And it is the difference between the bullshit c(rap) music now. The whole production of how Buckshot and the boot camp click put shit down is legendary! They even taught niggas like me how to rock the dopest outfits by their videos the real army fatigues with boots not wit no dam running shoes or forces. Everytime i get a chance to here my favorite rappers speak candid its like my so called blunt to the head feelin. I swear im hollerin Buckshot Buckshot just like the Enta da stage song. They bullshitted blackmoon in the beginning. I guess that explains The reason why it took me so dam long to see the remix of Buc em Down the video for the first time around 2006. Man i love everybody that was apart of the Duckdown Boot camp Click movement without them hip hop is not fun. Real talk

[@UniqueAccessEnt]

We hear you, Shawn L. Much respect to BBC. Thanks for watching & supporting #UniqueAccessEnt.

[@keithreid8629]

Dont do anything for me do something with me .. nice!!!! Gem

[@Dantana773]

Buckshot speaking Facts!!! salute keep interviewing legends

[@dynamic9016]

Respect Buckshot...

[@Truefudge]

Factz 💯... ALWAYS adore Buckshot ❤ 💖....I miss 90's HOP

[@niterida380]

SB you’re killing me. Thank God for you.

[@SlowedNThowed206]

HELL YEA! PROPS!

[@thenewgoldenera]

Respect Due to this channel!!

[@bernardcuthbert2174]

Soren, You And Amir Should Do A Best 3 Songs On Enta Da Stage Episode.

[@johncampbell383]

The truth is real and understanding and the reality.

[@jessebraden4578]

@buckshot can't believe you spazzed on the Crooklyn album debut. That would of been a great look. We wonder he NY fumbled the rock

[@donsonic]

I didnt know

[@firstdun7196]

i love buckshot but his thoughts on politics seem scattered at best.

[@user-ru9ek5pq8m]

@@thehotboxsocial3197 What is old head energy?

[@shawnwhite2417]

Stop being politically correct! It's just an analogy.

[@firstdun7196]

it's my assessment of the interview. has nothing to do with pc@@shawnwhite2417

[@shawnwhite2417]

@@firstdun7196 right and guess what! Based on your assessment I still stand. Stop tryna be political correct. Everything BDI is speaking on is put in perspective that's all. Stay up champ you might be fit for politics one day. Peace!

[@MrMuis06]

Labels create division, its easier to control divided groups fighting each other

[@bubu3283]

It’s facts I’m gop republican committee member and we hate politics..because republicans we strait forward not all talk like democrats.

[@Eseibio__]

The black panthers was teaching politics in 1966...tupac was telling tall in 96.. yall niggas late to the party

[@trentrama2645]

Priority was actually robbing artist on distribution and over charging them will socolov broke down the foul things bryan Turner allegedly was doing he treated jay-z and dame like trash . He was over charging for distribution and double charging for shipping to retailer . Bryan was going to advance jay-z his own money to do another deal. Will socolov and Bryan Turner stop being friends over that.

[@luissam1547]

Wow, talk about grimey.

[@MaggillaKutz71]

I guess buck shot is a man

[@frankwhite7109]

Sad to see Buck like this. Dude was the nicest in NY 92 93. Had the ring. Then Nas came thru...

[@UniqueAccessEnt]

Thanks for watching & supporting #UniqueAccessEnt, Frank White.

[@frank-xp6pj]

But Buckshot is better than Nas today, go listen to Rise of the Moon & listen to Nas latest album…Buck still keeps it grimy without trying to conform to this new generation like Nas did….I feel Buckshot & Rakim are the Greatest emcees ever in hiphop.