Big Gipp on Goodie Mob Members Being Upset CeeLo Left Group: It Was the Way it Was Done (Part 9)

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In this clip, Big Gipp discussed the ups and downs he faced as a member of Goodie Mob and as an independent solo artist following the release of Goodie Mob’s second album, “Still Standing.” Big Gipp described how influx everything was when Babyface and LA Reid sold Laface leaving the group “without a base.” He also opened up about trying to find a landing spot for the group and how everyone was upset with CeeLo based on how he left the group at the time.
Later, Big Gipp talked about how his hit single with Sleepy Brown, “Steppin’ Out,” potentially inspired Big Boi and Sleepy Brown to make “I Like the Way You Move” after playing the track for him before it was released. He also recalled around the same time being in the studio recording with Goodie Mob who had recently reunited when CeeLo received the beat for “Crazy” produced by Danger Mouse, and CeeLo laying down his vocals in one take. Big Gipp said the CeeLo was off to London the next day after Danger Mouse had it played on the radio in the UK, thus forming Gnarls Barkley. Gipp said he didn’t end up seeing CeeLo again for five years after that record took off.

[@TooEEzy82]

Man I love Gipp. He’s a 100% real one and I love hearing his stories. Blessed and humble

[@goodvibestv707]

Goodie Mob is definitely one of the most slept on HH Groups of all times FACTS 💯

[@Mr.Majestic77]

What? CeeLo Green being back with Goodie Mob for almost a decade lol.

[@stevenjamesgiurbinojr6893]

Big Gipp is the TRUTH 💯👊 Respect to the Goodie Mob, they put out some awesome pieces of work that helped define Hip Hop music and Culture 🙏

[@StefanBorglycke]

I remember really respecting Big Gipp of his verses, but going through this actual interview in 2023 I'm loving his stories and perspective as well. Amazing Vlad interview

[@CarlosHernandez-rl2wg]

Gipp was always my favorite member of the group. Hearing these interviews makes me respect him more.

[@gibranmcdonald9853]

Still Standing is a classic. It had to grow on me but I still bump that sometimes.

[@goodvibestv707]

Goodie Mob 1st 2 albums are Classics

[@godscience7821]

Straight up!

[@tawhidemtiazjahangir621]

“They don’t dance no mo’” is my favorite Goodie Mob song

[@tawhidemtiazjahangir621]

@@CantTellYou yeah true

[@tonicampbell2335]

I always had a crush on Big Gipp!

[@atlantabirdgang]

much respect to Gipp. I was raised off Goodie/Mob and Outkast...Gipp is giving us the PG-13 version....Us real Goodie Mob fans know it was A LOT of tension between the group when CeeLo left....things were said in magazines and diss songs were made

[@SONYLEGEND]

Hence the album one monkey don't stop no show

[@aneedkassim9727]

hell the name of the album was a shot. One Monkey dont stop the show

[@fedup1909]

If you was in the clubs of Atlanta you know stepping out was a smash.

[@jorgebravo8290]

Still standing goes hard till this day!!!!

[@tonykrawetz4872]

All time classic. Better than their debut

[@jorgebravo8290]

@@tonykrawetz4872 factual

[@CarlosHernandez-rl2wg]

Black Ice is my favorite Goodie Mob track.

[@Bigike813]

I agree. Hell that’s one of my favorite songs in general.

[@SonofSamhein]

Gipp: ...My FAVORITE interview, these days :0). I make it a point to play almost every single one, that I come across. You never know WHAT he shall speak, upon...?? But, it will ALWAYS be a great damn story...!! Salute and Respect, O.G.

[@vladtv]

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[@brettg9481]

Soul Food and Still Standing are two of the best albums ever.

[@SkyboxBlvck]

Met Gipp a few years ago and he’s one of the coolest people I’ve ever met 💯💯💯

[@jamesthomes303]

Gangsta gipp

[@yunglion8676]

Still Standing is classic, STILL BUMPIN THAT SHIT!!!

[@romeored901]

I remember how much more excited we were about new releases back then...certain release dates are forever stuck in my head...June 30, 1998 Def Squad "El Nino"...Dec 21 Goodie Mob's "World Party"...Dec 21 DMX "And Then There Was X"...etc

[@blackice51374]

3 6 mafia was making crunk music way before that song

[@kalives5774]

Sammy Sam was crunk music to Atlanta before we heard about 36. Crunk is a south thang not a Memphis thang. If I can recall 36 use to say get buck! Atlanta been screaming crunk

[@datniggaeazye.5968]

And 8Ball & MJG made crunk music before 3 6

[@makalewilliams7912]

True but it wasn’t poppin like dat that crunck era was epic

[@makalewilliams7912]

True but it wasn’t poppin like dat that crunck era was epic

[@YSuniverse856]

I think Gipp just like to hear his self talk. I grew up in the south and ain’t no games in ga was way bigger than than we don’t dance no mo. I never even heard that song until spitta rapped off that beat on return to the winner circle. Goodie Mob first album is what everybody fucked with. Their second album not so much. Plus Pastor Troy and 3 6 was killin it at this time.

[@evanj2carter571]

Mutant Mindframe by Gipp was slept on…dope album. That album with Ali I never heard it.

[@tonyjulian1289]

I didn’t see Celo for 5yrs 😂

[@Billy.Ripken]

At one point I think Gipp and 3Stacks were having a fashion battle.

[@Cmonnsonn]

Ol boy James Worthy sitting on the sideline TIGHT af! He's giving off "Hmm, that sounds interesting" looks while Gipp is talking, but he's thinking, "Fuck you, Vlad! Is this a Gipp/ Goodie Mob interview or Gipp and Worthy interview?! Ask ME a damn question!!!" 😂😂😂

[@steppababynupe]

6:45 😂 look

[@keithen8708]

😂😂😂😂

[@Cmonnsonn]

@@steppababynupe Lmao 🤣🤣🤣 His face is HELLA tight!!!

[@gcforreal]

Still standing one of my favorite albums ever ...but I never got crunk vibes from they don't dance no more .. totally different sound and energy

[@Bigike813]

I mean if we ain’t dancing we tearing the club up.. 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@terrintine2151]

Seen them at TSU homecoming..They dont dance no more set it off..still remember someone in crowd had laser pointer and kept circling cee low belly .smh..classic shit though..late 90's were crazy.

[@SouLoV1]

🤘🏾 HBCU LOVE! PV! 😁

[@jaydee3965]

"When-tha seen un-folds..."

[@EMakulent1]

“Gipp got them yellows, got them purples, got them reds. Lights gon hit & make you woozy in ya head”

[@renownusa]

One Take on Crazy - is CRAZY. What a moment.

[@victorevanssr.5034]

Still standing was an amazing album

[@charlesdobetta2287]

3-6 been making dat music long before Goodie Mob💯🚫🧢✌🏿🏄🏿

[@mikem565]

Smh his mans shoulda told him to clear his throat

[@donskeezy4042]

It's aggravating. Every interview. Lol...drink some tea bro.

[@dreday2477]

I didn’t know Danger Mouse is from ATL and went to Redan.

[@ernestgabriel556]

All them went off on that .... n I still listen to that joint till this day

[@damonscarface2063]

Still standing is my favorite goodie mob album

[@Anthony25able]

Dude just looking at Gipp for approval lmao

[@datniggaeazye.5968]

These Days by Gipp is still my shit

[@geromepeterson5006]

Do james worthy talk?

[@keithen8708]

😂😂😂

[@JohnDoe-zg3xq]

Every time I hear the big homie gipp talk I always have a urge to clear my throat but ion know why🤷🏾‍♂️ it’s kinda strange😂

[@crayprism1926]

If u think about it Hey ya and Crazy are two of the biggest pop songs ever, and it all came from Dungeon family members and organized noise produced waterfalls

[@steppababynupe]

Hey yall that's CRAZY. 🤪 Good observation

[@crayprism1926]

Steppin out was a slept on banger it would’ve been a bigger nowadays

[@diamondespn]

And this is the dude always talking about Jay z you went solo and sold a BAG OF ROCKS lol

[@CharlesMacro]

Crazy😂😂😂

[@jonathangreen7209]

Facts, I remember that year.

[@h.o.g.macjones1011]

Memphis was making crunk music way before the song people don’t dance no more. Memphis probably the reason they made that song.

[@SONYLEGEND]

No sir.... Don't lie bruh, crunk is a Atlanta term... Just like the Bankhead Bounce

[@HYMNKING704]

Celo was the star of the group do. 🤔

[@ZYaKnoe249]

No more Tupac & Biggie questions and look at how the numbers drop lol

[@kevinbrent7597]

I refuse limitations is the best song on Still Standing

[@MrBoggiejamz]

I love all of Goodie Mob's albums but World Party was my favorite Goodie Mob album.

[@georgescott6370]

He right about that second album because dogg father from snoop was trasssh !

[@djsmellnloud7246]

Memphis Invented Crunk Music Atlanta Commercialized/Monetized It Debate over😂😂😂

[@kote2022]

I think hay In the middle of the barn was the beginning of the crunk era

[@shawngatsby2906]

Crucial Conflict

[@kote2022]

@@shawngatsby2906 and that's before tear the club up- Three Six

[@vinnysaccount]

That Ceelo story was KRAAAAZAYYY!!! 😂 Yea iss corny; I couldn’t help it! 🤷🏾‍♂️😂

[@rodjohnson6408]

I love CeeLo, but I'm ngl, he seems like he'd be pretty exasperating to have to deal with on any kinda day-to-day basis😂

[@tyffanyjadegriffinbell]

Love me some big gipp

[@jamesantoine5185]

We on the 10th clip we ain’t speak to other dude yet

[@blacklegacyassets]

😂😂

[@atrain30001]

I know the people n east texas banged that album and song get rich to this

[@christopherrobinson1219]

i was 17/18 making beats. black ice inspired me

[@KoolWooDidIt]

Dude annoyed AF he can't get one word in with Gip

[@keithen8708]

😂😂😂

[@ognak1]

There is no comparison between "Steppin Out" and "The Way You Move". The latter is just a more catchy song

[@realspillBill29]

I dont know why VLAD would even throw out there that Big stole his sauce and or The way you move sounded like Gipps Steppin out...when Bigs song sounds more like Sleepy Browns own song "I can't wait"....the fact he was on all 3 with the simular sauce should be attributed to Sleepy himself as well as Rico and Stankonia....its a dungeon thang mayne!!!....tsk tsk Vladimir...I was hoping Gipp corrected him but he went along with it 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@RickyRamsey-sl8dn]

Legends

[@jason15212]

Gipp slid on black ice

[@keatucker7982]

Gipp been fine all his life

[@joegreen8918]

S/O to Backbone!

[@francobrown4409]

5 deuce 4 Tre

[@michaelfreeman124]

That first Gnarles Barkley was/is a monster.

[@adrianhenderson4627]

The MUTANT

[@atrain30001]

True 36 was

[@stoplookinent4791]

They know world party was the lets get some money album 😂🎉 they got two solid albums world party was for the mainstream

[@jason15212]

If Not black ice it was beautiful skin

[@jamesthomes303]

Dungeon family

[@erickaford5828]

For life..❤

[@cliftonmobile123]

One-hit wonders 😒

[@anthonyrobertson6398]

Wasn’t no good way…. It was gonna be painful

[@AyyuBX7]

Sorry I disagree with They Don't Dance No More being the beginning of crank music. I believe it was Crucial Conflict.

[@ismaildelorenzo]

They don’t dance🔥

[@eazymoneymane7789]

Pimp c said it long ago 36 mafia created crunk music not Atlanta long before that song

[@tedbundy2268]

Pimp c was a powder head

[@fcpsantana04]

Man Me and TK Kirkland been told Goodie Mob that CeeLo was crazyyyyyyy🤯!!! Ain’t no Possibly 💯

[@robrokswing8110]

Alexa, play crazy by CeeLo 4 times

[@DaFactsNoNonsense1713]

Gipp's really going out of his way to make himself look/sound like a supreme "hater" = he needs to get over himself ASAP

[@cizzle4948]

3 6 mafia invented turned up crunk music. Dont even start that bull

[@LikeLikeLikeLikeLike]

Is cee lo the one from TV? If so, they should be glad he/she left. Seriously.

[@oyobizzle3750]

Huh? She?

[@LikeLikeLikeLikeLike]

@@oyobizzle3750 I’m not taking questions at this time.

[@datniggaeazye.5968]

@@LikeLikeLikeLikeLike Of course we wouldn't want to disrupt your medication and bingo schedule

[@AK-74K]

Is that meant to be a joke?

[@LikeLikeLikeLikeLike]

@@AK-74K I’m not taking questions at this time.

[@michaelcruz7204]

Gip is allllll caaaaapppppp damn man,that solo album was 🗑️🚮🗑️🚮

[@kingmemf4002]

😂😂😂

[@brafuptop9786]

First

[@ninacarranza5189]

vlad tv sounds scared for his life after getting that other rapper killed

[@lucabrasi4938]

3-6 started that Gipp I’m sorry bru

[@KtotheG]

Nah, it was ATL... Memphis never called their music "crunk."

[@211MakinHits]

Stepping out and I like the way you move does not sound alike. Glad stfu like Tony Yaya say