WHAT LEAD TO BIG L'S DEMISE??? DAME GREASE SPEAKS THE TRUTH THAT NEEDS TO BE HEARD!!!

[@sirbreeze3369]

I met Big L in 1998 during the Parade weekend in Harlem. I came up from Baltimore with a former friend that used to live on 140 th before he moved to Baltimore. It was around 3 in the morning and he was standing right in between 139&140th. We walked up to him and he dapped my former homie up and then I dapped him up. I was young then and a little star struck. I noticed he was very tensed and his eyes were still looking around and he was talking. The next day on Sunday we ran into him again and he gave us a pack a flyer’s to give around promoting the Big picture album. His vibe at the parade was chill but still staying on point. I went back to Baltimore like damn I just met one of my favorite rappers out. This was in September 98 and he died that February in 99.

[@jasonolafami4528]

That must have been a great experience

[@realmad2735]

These types of stories need to be included in a documentary. There's so little thats publicly known about BIg L outside of rap but I think its because up until a few years ago bodies were still dropping around his murder. His rhyming ability was biblical but he had a lot of beef and I used to hear back in college when he was alive that he was a foul dude to a lot of people in the street.

[@maricelawson2904]

Bro he was dead before 98

[@solomo3456]

@@realmad2735damm fr ? He was back stabbin ppl ?

[@realmad2735]

@@solomo3456 He was a menace on the street. A real grimy dude if you werent his man.

[@oogabooga1023]

I don't think people understand how nice Big L really was. He's a certified legend RIP

[@LOSTGPS]

Big L wouldve been the next up after Biggie and Pac, he was better than Jay-z and had harder lyrics than NAS.

[@MurphWatkins]

I played Big L for my 16 year old nephew a couple weeks ago. Had his face scrunched in 2023.

[@pauljones3469]

​@Murph Watkins 😂😂😂😂 the stank face lmfaoooo you got me crying cus my nephews do the same shit when I put them on

[@1takesauly]

​@@LOSTGPS kzbin.info/www/bejne/pnfIioSKqaiSn8k

[@jpair205]

Shit I do and I'm from Birmingham Alabama Big L was killing all them nigga JayZ Mase , Cam etc .. kiss etc... Him and Pun was a problem

[@nonbeliever4593]

Dame Grease Is One of Ny's Greatest Producers Everything He Touched was Classic

[@bendedstraw4294]

Why he speak like this? He a crackhead now or sickness? No disrespect serious question

[@figo007tv]

Mang

[@RealTalkLivesportspodcast]

ITS DARK AND HELL IS HOT INTRO🔥🔥🔥

[@nonbeliever4593]

@@RealTalkLivesportspodcast 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

[@Danexman]

And let’s not forget that’s why Swizzy stole his whole beat making style.

[@Jamyes9909]

He actually revealed absolutely nothing other than a potential alcohol addiction.

[@ponyboycurtis3795]

True

[@Blackaveli-tv]

😂 bruh

[@rigocris1076]

Thks Champ

[@5dollarshake263]

Thats more than alcohol, that's coke or crack and you can tell by how wide eyed he is and the way he's moving his hands.

[@ponyboycurtis3795]

@@5dollarshake263 yep defo the strange body movements and hands and voice suggest crack, or meth use

[@Vub.]

When i first heard big L in high school I was straight up amazed. I had loved 90s new york hip hop and he embodied that with insane lyrical ability.

[@davidstarnold6860]

We the same fr

[@jameleason6124]

@@davidstarnold6860 that Lifestyles over thr poor and Dangerous was 💯 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥

[@RobertoCruz61588]

He was Biggies competition

[@mattislinx]

I don't think that Big L was murdered accidentally because of a mistaken identity (his brother). He was trying to make it big rapping, but he was actually involved in some street stuff. His brother (Big Lee) was part of a crew (NFL Crew) that would setup and rob drug dealers. That includes drug dealers that Big L knew, and he would let the crew know their location. Big L's brother went to prison, but before that he had beef with the guy who eventually killed Big L. He was a childhood friend of Big L's. His brother hired someone in prison to kill the guy once he got out. The word is Big L went to help. It didn't go as planned and the guy ended up finding out who was behind it, including that Big L was one of the guys that tried to kill him. Shortly after that is when the guy killed Big L shooting him 9 times. Big L's brother tried to get revenge years later when he got out of prison. Apparently he found out that someone was helping to hide the guy who killed his brother. He threatened to kill the guy and the guy ended up killing him. Big L's killer got locked up around that time for something else. He got out of jail in 2015 and moved back to that same area where Big L was killed. Then he was killed in 2016. Word is that it was Big L/Big Lee's people, but I don't know how official that is. It didn't stop there though. In 2019, Big Lee's son (Big L's nephew) was killed as retaliation. Cameron was in a crew (Children Of The Corn) with Big L, and they were good friends in the 90's. Cam went to the funeral of Big L's killer because he knew him as well. He actually spit a freestyle shortly after because people were calling him out asking why he would go to the funeral of the guy that murdered his friend Big L. In the freestyle Cam says how a week before Big L was killed, he tried to setup and kill that same guy. There's a lot to it. Most people think that it was a case of mistaken identity, but that's not the case.

[@TRIGAMANIA]

L was setting dudes up for Lee.

[@mattislinx]

@@TRIGAMANIA Exactly. And it caught up to him. He was crazy talented and about to sign to Roc-A-Fella too. Unfortunately he couldn't stay away from the street stuff.

[@merabakerng]

Wow

[@MoonLitFRANK]

I wouldn't have said as much but I guess it's kinda of like public street-nigga record. I heard most of this same story from a solid source.

[@Omowalemayasa]

This is the story I heard from my uptown peoples

[@d.harris4301]

Him and Dmx have the same speaking cadence to me. His is less aggressive

[@space_dogg]

Same haircut too

[@alphamac108]

Sounds fake to me!... Since when New York jokers started saying, "Mane"!?

[@oneworlddistroblastserivce9998]

dame really does not talk like that he was drinking he is normally calm and speaks way more intelligent

[@judas_cobane]

Who do you think produced the majority of DMX , let alone the RUFF RYDERS SOUND? He produced for MASE, BigL, The Lox, Herb McGruff, Hot Ones, Nas,Scarface , Camron

[@taliajay1043]

Funny thing is he was know to go on maaad crack binges

[@MadiAbara]

Condolences to the Coleman-Phinazee family. They've been through a lot.

[@gdupkwin9676]

The max b work was remarkable salute 2 dame a true genius 👏

[@brandanevans7403]

real passion & real love for L...salute to dame G!!!

[@TheSstretch68]

RIP TO THE LEGENDARY BIG L!!!! One of the most underrated emcees EVER!!!!

[@GotoJesusAllday]

Empd made that beat 1st

[@413slim]

It didn't take a few songs or a album to know Big L was special. U knew when he spit that first metaphor dude was a lyrical genius. What happened to him was super tragic. If you know real hip hop and MCing keep his name alive when people talk about the greatest spitters.

[@jamesthomes303]

Talk yo shit

[@elbowgang9715]

​@Veezo Uptown at what? Besides metaphors/punchlines it's nothing he got on Esco

[@askia7535]

Jus go listen to da big picture the first song tell u about big l n that l don't stand for no mf ll cool j BIG L REST IN PEACE. D.I.T.C FOEVA FLAMBOYANT ENT 139 CHILDREN OF DA CORN RESPECT TO 89.9 STRETCH ARMSTRONG N BOBBITO NEWARK NJ16THAVE

[@staceyg2126]

I could barely understand dude

[@askia7535]

@Stacey G wat how old are u stoneyyyyy

[@olliwest7341]

If he NEVER made another beat.... Stop Being Greedy.... Made him a LEGEND!!

[@moneyvoice24]

This dude is different DMX 😂 very passionate mane

[@heronfields5923]

I was personally inspired by Big L’s presence in Harlem. I started to be affected by the his presence. He was always around, everywhere. You could find him, you can see him walking across the street or in a nightclub in the neighbourhood ( Willies Lounge, PJ’s, sports bar, Ebony lounge) I felt I could attain success after struggle. Made me proud I was born and raised in Harlem. Shout out My block 112 street Lenox & 5th

[@wisethescholar5779]

I could tell he loved to mingle and get around. Most ppl when they reach a certain level or status are hit and miss in public and keep a distance but not Big L.

[@phillfamous]

Dame putting the beats on that chair all interview 🤛🏾💥🤣

[@darkskinwhite]

bro I was litterally thinkin like damn they gon need a new chair soon 😂

[@darkskinwhite]

next guest gonna sit down shit gon be squeakin n loose lmao

[@edm1207]

That armrest breaking off the next interview 😂

[@hussienhussle8143]

Nah boy off that dust in this interview lol

[@rodneybruce1206]

FR

[@blacknatnl0rd3rl.l.c.76]

Dame Grease saying "mane" at the end of every sentence. We like that😂😂😂😂😂🎉🎉

[@edm1207]

Is he from the south??

[@rollinstonemoula9689]

​@@edm1207 he from Harlem but he been down Souf

[@jackharlowgan5280]

@@rollinstonemoula9689 for how long??? To be adopting that Memphis type talk! Wylin! lol I'm from Uptown and been down south too, ain't tryna talk like them tho lol

[@pro0cess]

He from Tennessee 😂

[@LieDetectorMusic]

His conviction when he said "ME!!!" brought a tear to my eye. RIP JOE BATTLECAT DIAZ, RIP ANGELO TEARDROP JOHNSON

[@Ace5forty]

Ay, i dont know you bro but Aj, was my guy he lived up the street from me in Va, a good dude fr

[@LieDetectorMusic]

@@Ace5forty think bout Lo all the time, he was special, we used to rap together, when he lived in PA.

[@Ace5forty]

Yea, he was. That's crazy. We rapped together, too small world man hmu sometime homie lets work!

[@brkncntrlr1989]

Yall prolly know each other on an acquainted vibe

[@papalane2729]

RIP BIG L!! ONE OF THE REALEST EVER!!!!!

[@973STREETS]

Dame Grease and Dmx in the studio probably was epic.Especially Dame Grease and Max B

[@losouknoso22]

Why is it so hard to keep up with him when he’s speaking lol 😂 I’m exhausted

[@jentaro]

While Blaze produced some of X's epic street anthems, Grease produced some of the darkest bangers for DMX like Stop Bein' Greedy. Let Me Fly and For My Dogs, that whole album was hot, dark and deadly like hell's tarpits. Him and P.K. put their souls in that record. Never have I heard atmospheric production that swallows you whole like that, before or since. EDIT: Man did Trina Moe and School Street for Christ' Sakes. That heavyweight shit would lift you off the ground when you turn it up. That "The Great Depression" cassette tape is one of my prized possessions still. My favorite X album.

[@claudegrinnell9602]

He was the first producer outside of rza to do a track for wu tang as a group. Slick Rick adults only . The third ingredient for coke wave. Salute grease mans a legend !! Even the project he did with riff raff was dope

[@markbrown8141]

I have to agree with you about that great depression album but I also have "and then there was x" tied right with it

[@jentaro]

@Dewayne Junior I had one specific song in mind (I'ma Bang) to help illustrate my point and differentiate the contrast between the anthems and the dark shit. I guess I should've worded it differently. After that first album is more like what Swizz didn't produce since he slowly took over and did most of X's bangers from then on.

[@jentaro]

@@markbrown8141 I'm just happy that people relate and while we reminisce over what we like, it's like he's appreciated again and again.

[@jentaro]

@@claudegrinnell9602 Didn't know about the Clan and Slick Rick. Thanks for shining light on these details. There's always something to learn.

[@davidsimon4829]

Grew up with Dame from harlem..Hes the most genuine brother you could meet...Went to jhs 43 with Lamont aka big L....He was so down to earth.great brother...as a matter of fact Kareem biggs,Ron g also attended..It feels good to say u met some good and successful brothers on the way.

[@metalfacedoom4820]

R.I.P Big L, one of the best to do it.

[@Bklyn988]

Stay sober ladies and gents ✌🏽

[@Blas4ublasphemy]

LOL at the white guy in the background trying to fit in

[@deeebloccc6830]

U wanna build something? what u start with?? “A vacant lot” this one of the realist things I ever heard!! SO Dame Grease one of the most underrated producers in hip hop🔥💪🏾💪🏾

[@TryingToDobetterTrey]

?

[@kole9158]

first time i heard L i knew he was special it was insane - and he was truly the definition of ahead of his time - no one spat like L when he was active, he was the moving of the guard, every once in a while an mc comes forward and pushes the artform forward, before Big L it was Nas, before Nas it was Rakim but after big L we could debate but in my opinion it was Marshall, these men were so ahead of their time, the first time you heard them you knew shit was about to change

[@88ST3V307]

Bro, I dunno about you, but my top 3 of all time (in no particular order) Big L Em Inspectah Deck

[@AllikRellik]

After Nas it was Big, PAC preferably too, just thinking abt the time frames of change and order, but both most def, Jay next because of how he transitioned da game, It was Big Pun after L, then Em to me doe. But love what chu said doe.

[@rashardsmith4984]

Bring Mcgruff to the show

[@movingthru]

Word get my Nigga Gruff up there.

[@jlcotton19681]

You beat me to it. Him and OC. I'm sure they have mad stories to share.

[@mooreoftre]

@@jlcotton19681 OC is my guy. Word...Life🙏🏾

[@jauharilee7496]

Nas and Kiss said L was the first dude out there with a deal and he was mad young, meaning he gave everybody hope that they can make something bubble.

[@svenvdv2880]

Nas released illmatic at like 19 years old man what u mean

[@kennycooper4038]

​@@svenvdv2880cuz Big L got signed to Columbia July 23, 1992 Him and Nas signed around the same time, I'm not sure who got signed by Columbia first But Big L refused to do the major features they were trying to force on him with Method Man, Wu-Tang etc. He wanted to feature guys from his block and area. So they put him on the back burner and his first album ended up not dropping until March 28th, 1995 Nas album dropped April 19th, 1994 and bubbled sold 60k first week Big L's album flopped since they kept pushing the date like 3 years he lost a lot of momentum and he was misunderstood at that label. He could've blew up way better in the right hands , right record label

[@jbs5155]

Seems to me they all backstabbed him

[@BIGTinfamous]

@@svenvdv2880that’s queens we taking about Harlem

[@RenBias]

That lose hurt that man deeply. I seen somebody trash talking trying to call him a drunk. Man listen, you ain't never had that lose that instantly makes you wanna cry. Not just because you're sad, but because you're furious about them not being here. This is what eternal grieving looks like. Someday you'll find out the hard way and remember the day you disrespected this man.

[@mooreoftre]

Two things can be true. I lost my grandmother and that is still affecting everyone in my family to this very day. And that happened 5 years ago. You mention her name and people start balling they eyes out. But dude is clearly not sober also. He can barely articulate anything

[@Kush333]

RIP Big L, the Most Valuable Poet On The MIC

[@xxzaexx6291]

WE NEED A BIG L MOVIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@OG-Rarities.UnseenUnreleased]

And Static Major, Stack Bundles, and Max B

[@julianalexander4357]

Don't forget pun!

[@MustarfordFrazier-nj2ug]

Alot of people say I looked like Big L and I am a inspiring rapper from NY so I think I can play him because our story is the same just different times

[@OG-Rarities.UnseenUnreleased]

@@MustarfordFrazier-nj2ug big Ls late nephew already found the actor google it, they started filming last year

[@1takesauly]

​@@julianalexander4357 kzbin.info/www/bejne/pnfIioSKqaiSn8k

[@jonq7664]

Never forget the freestyle with him and Jay. Big L made Jay sound like an amateur. Rest in Power

[@tee-moneysalis9251]

Don't forget DMX did too!!!!!

[@pesocheco]

Jay was goin thru hell wit dem Harlem niccas

[@redrobins731]

Because Jay was actually freestyling while L kicked what was clearly a pre-written.

[@jonq7664]

@@redrobins731I thought J never wrote. According to legend

[@terranmosley4419]

Dope interview you gotta get easy moe 🐝 on the show word

[@badnewzscubasteve]

He was already up here ...I think

[@terranmosley4419]

@@badnewzscubasteve nah he wasn't fam his catalog is crazy math gotta get him on the show

[@zncuentertainment712]

+1 for Easy Mo Bee

[@terranmosley4419]

@@zncuentertainment712 he got some 2pac and biggies stories forreal

[@zncuentertainment712]

@@terranmosley4419 and he even produced a Miles Davis record. One of the most humble, underrated producers.

[@BigRod-kr5kg]

Why he keep saying mane..?😂

[@zncuentertainment712]

He's been watching too much Hustle and Flow

[@JordanGmt]

Only memphians say that

[@kennethwilliams8240]

"Grease" is definitely underrated and he doesnt get enough credit. He did Mary J.Blige's album which was a success and if i'm not mistaken he did her whole album. I think it💡was " Share my World".

[@dramahawkpromotions9621]

Word?

[@kennethwilliams8240]

@@dramahawkpromotions9621 Yes sir look it up yourself. He was the Swizz Beats before there was even one. If Swizz wasn't family Dame would've been the chosen one for Ruff Ryders.

[@deezy81]

@@kennethwilliams8240 Real shit!!!! Ruff Ryders put Swizz up front because he is their nephew and they let Swizz produce Flesh Of My Flesh, Blood Of My Blood for a month alone with D.M.X. for a month in California before flying out the rest of Ruff Ryders producers, P.K., Dame Grease, Shok and Irv Gotti to finish up the album. Jay Z also was looking for Dame Grease to produce tracks for Volume Two....Hard Knock Life, Roc A Fella was calling them trying to get in contact with Dame Grease and they would be pushing Swizz to them instead. Dame Grease was also supposed to meet up with Jay Z, but Swizz got wind of it and met up with Jay Z first and that is how he ended up producing three tracks on Volume Two....Hard Knock Life

[@Willowandmenyon]

He did

[@Sameer-Mustafah-Raza1-2-1]

Math Hoffa was so shook when Dame fisted 🤜🏼 the poor armchair @ 5:13 😅😅😂😂😂😂😂

[@BlOoDr3DxViSiOn]

Keep the vibration neutral my Gs stay up 🤫☝️

[@space_dogg]

Big L Rest in Peace (DJ Premier voice)

[@NTRURESH]

I felt this!! Damn!! 🙏🏿

[@mothedon3599]

Shout out to Bigga. He down with that back story of Grease.

[@cfvasconcellos]

wow had to rewatch this clip and how Dame Grease fill-in of "no gang banging" was very purposeful ... first times I saw Harlem and passed 116 you saw many vacant lots - great name to think about it and the production sonic cinematic of that era - some of us seen the Mac but not on the dresser but def made you undress pressure ... protect the children no gang banging

[@UnlimitedCurrencyFitness]

Grease Started Shifting Like Crazy... RIP BIG L!

[@urbin1k]

Dame is iconic. Great to see him on the show.

[@alistent21]

Icon on 140 that's about it

[@cuesta1873]

R.I.p. Big L 🙌🏼

[@PelonGamingHD]

Drop these episodes already math! I’ve been waiting over 15 years since I found out about Big L to actually now hear real shit about him!!! I need this math! Hip hop needs it!

[@lolsports5615]

L was shot to death by his brother’s enemy. They shot him because they couldn’t get to big l brother

[@PelonGamingHD]

@@lolsports5615 i mean Ik this but like I’m talking just about him, how he moved some of his stories. I’m not from the east so I didn’t grow up hearing anything I had to watch very few interviews. Or whatever I could get from the internet. But shit the more yk the more powerful or stronger you become! Appreciate you king

[@lolsports5615]

@@PelonGamingHD you as well

[@kingjuice7444]

sit tf down

[@chiefnem]

​@Lol Sports according to the nfl documentary on here. That's not really the truth

[@DBO83OG]

Powerful... Salute to Dame Grease 💎

[@buffalobrave3996]

Homie on something this dude talking in codes😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@supersaiyanslice]

I hope he’s talking in code🤦🏽‍♂️🤣

[@WestcoastKings]

Peace - The biggest tragedy in hip hop - RIP Big Lamont, Mr MVP

[@ramonlinares583]

I don’t care what anyone says, that interview was brutal to watch.

[@Louda4th]

😂😂😂😂!

[@Twofirmfeet1024]

Old heads are different I feel the same way with 50 cent I don’t know wtf he’s saying but it doesn’t mean he’s not speaking facts

[@mooreoftre]

Yeah I literally can't stand how he's talking. Apparently he's talking on great topics but it's hurting my head🤣 I don't know what it is.

[@bigbusiness4335]

He is an old fool..... no alcohol next interview

[@omegawicked1]

Yup

[@BigLRestInPeace-ps9hi]

Big L is the nicest with it! Dude had punchlines for days and could sound like the most evil and funniest guy in a matter of 2 bars.

[@KAMOYA17]

I’m watching from South Africa and for a moment thought “Maybe I just don’t understand… maybe it’s a New York thing!” 😂

[@kingslymadu2188]

I remember my whiteboy friend told me about L in junior high and then the next year i heard he died. I was devastated. The skill was unmatched for my prebubescent ears

[@shaanbae6096]

Big L rip 🙏. Goated

[@germ2178]

L was special. There was none like him before and there were none after. The brother had it all. I don’t know any real emcee who can actually compete. Big L R.I.P.✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾🎙🎙🎙🎙🎙

[@eastbluedrew1664]

PPL PLEASE LISTEN TO BIG L HE WAS CUT WAY B4 HIS PRIME PAC BIGGIE JAY NAS KNEW HE WAS A PROBLEM

[@chrisconnors9449]

Same with Big Punisher… Shyheim of Wutang-Clan never got the shine he deserved either.

[@DeLhart4]

True shyt.. Real mc..

[@2tallnegrito7cmn55]

One off my favorites!

[@steeltown2424]

I already knew.

[@zaireriggins7877]

Man this shit hit me deep im from tx and when i first heard of big L in 2009 i damn near lost it he reminded me of lil wayne but so ny with it and witty asf alot of people dont even know hov stole alot from him style wise even when he had a freestyle together big L was on another level

[@charlesjohnson536]

'I'M FROM A WILD TOWN .. U KNOW MY STYLE CLOWN .. SO BOW DOWN' - BIG L

[@rdthaprariedawg]

I feel like he dropped a gem that went over my head…I never understood the title of X’s first album, but he was going there…

[@tycooper7780]

I was on the block before they killed the dude who killed and robbed L's man. After that, the friend of the one they killed that night actually retaliated and killed L on a different evening. It was all internal. The dude who killed L is on the insert of L's album

[@3593997]

Poor chair....he took a few good ones 😂

[@DJ--ALLDAY]

💡I WANT the people handling BIG L's ESTATE to SEE THIS ... 📢WE NEED THAT BIG L DOCUMENTARY TO GET RELEASED ..🙏🏽PLEASE FAMILY🙏🏽

[@kylemcgill2966]

The way he gets hyped talking about Big L is the way I be getting when people say he's overrated.

[@Severed89]

I never heard anyone say that L is overrated. They need to get slapped up

[@kylemcgill2966]

@@Severed89 when comparing him to Pac and Big ive heard people say it.

[@YouGotPacked187]

@@kylemcgill2966 ironically Pac n Biggie the most overrated rappers to exist

[@kylemcgill2966]

@@YouGotPacked187 I some what agree

[@jasonolafami4528]

Or when they say he's one dimensional

[@butterfly_sparkle-i5r]

They sacrificed Big L! R.I.P L and love u man!!! ❤️🕊️💯

[@Yaadcoreyoutube]

Dame grease is the man behind dmx first album everyone think it was swizz nah it was grease

[@mellymel9892]

WTF is he talking about???? 😂😂😂 Didn’t know Dame was this strange 😭

[@carlitocafe8101]

Dame and X make so much sense now

[@retroesso]

I used to wonder why Dame Grease was underrated but now I see why

[@dogecoinbrothermouzone2500]

THE LIFE YOU SAVE WILL BE YOUR OWN 💯🤞🏿💯🤞🏿

[@southeastd.c5636]

X & Grease was the Jordan & Pippen of NY's hiphop.........But grease definitely giving me that drunk vibe bruh

[@danilojones1618]

Na that's his cadence

[@shiceblack8741]

Naahh, he lit... 😂

[@southeastd.c5636]

@@danilojones1618 bet

[@VIRGOLEGACY]

Yea it’s kinda hard to make out what he’s saying

[@southeastd.c5636]

@@VIRGOLEGACY facts,he's literally talking in codes like the viewers understand wtf he's saying

[@UrbanNoizeMusic]

It's not hard to understand Dame after awhile 😅. You just need to stay locked in and listen intently

[@KennyPompey]

I’m trying son

[@7777Lace]

@@KennyPompey Fax

[@sevens732000]

@@KennyPompey😂😂😂😂

[@godizfrumqueens5271]

Dude is weird I don’t care what none of y’all say

[@supersaiyanslice]

😂😂LOL

[@TheBsheep]

lol!!!!! I'm glad somebody said it!!...I'm from the south so I didn't wanna sound disrespectful but it's hard understanding him!

[@castrojody]

@@TheBsheep you never heard how east coast fans say Atlanta stole they sound? They talking about him. Listen to his raps and you’ll know why he never made it rapping, he ain’t wack, he just rolls the fuck out the beat like how he talks- he’s the 1st odd-ball .

[@dmiller1424]

He got like four speaking accents

[@antonatherley1872]

He looks like he smoke dust just his movements and hand signals

[@JustRichGatesTv]

Dame the goat 🐐

[@vecci6173]

He speaking FACTS

[@Phatlip]

Put ya L's up and get used to it! Much love from europe- we still see your pain. One of the greatest Mcs.

[@gohardp.776]

If Big L was Alive there wouldn’t be A Jay Z. Period and Him and PAC would’ve Been Unstoppable I feel like Him and PAC Would’ve been Friends

[@herbdelights4024]

He must have lived down south, because he says mane a lot. 😂

[@gaticusx2933]

it felt good to see dame grease arm slip off the arm rest...🤣🤣🤣 i thought that embarrassing shit only happened to me!

[@JonJon-dp3sf]

You can tell he been down south, Mane!😂

[@Ronglitches]

N**ga N**ga N**ga mane f**k mane Lmaoo he got the same passion from 05

[@BIGGATHREAT]

95

[@evansekene7016]

You better flee horbes/ or get your head flown three blocks/ cos big L be keeping rappers hearts pumping like the reeboks/ The first rhyme I ever heard from Big L, and I was hooked immediately

[@ItalianBC1]

Free Max B 🌊 👑

[@jus3278]

Dame Grease is an underrated legend. I hope he's okay....Almost falling out of your chair during an interview looks like more than having a buzz

[@kc4749]

I just hate it went down like that cause I was waiting to Big L on Roc-A-Fella!!! We were rocking The Lifestyle Ov Da Poor and Dangerous and The Big Picture LPs and I'm way in Louisiana. Would have big for Roc-A-Fella and Big L at the same time,,,, Damnit Man!!!

[@kimariunrulyanimal]

Dmx vibes.... Respectfully I'll leave it at that!! Blesssings to the Og🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@ManyGods]

Dame and DMX are giving me the vibes that they are related

[@mooreoftre]

Drugs

[@AntLive-lu5qx]

Homie ain’t say not one thing!😂😂😂

[@MrFlamesP]

Is He from NY or Memphis mane. 😂 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@jaayeee24]

My boy Dave related to Terrace Howard Mayne. 😆

[@San_Simon247]

Grease drunk as a MF. I don't think he gets enough props

[@RobertoCruz61588]

ONLY GOD CAN JUDGE BIG L on the “street” stuff as a rapper though legit 👑LEGEND🎤🎶 🙏🏻RIP🕊️

[@rondadonjuan4102]

I love dame grease but I swear I b lost in his interviews

[@retroesso]

My boy drunk

[@ninobrown90]

great value dmx

[@1paristodd]

Hard to keep up with the editing. Salute tho

[@texbrown3209]

Tex dawg!!! Yo Math Salute

[@tharuler219]

Fam tweakin like he off that Love Boat! 😫😆🤣

[@Puiffanick]

Feel like he about to jump up and crip walk the way he keep saying Mayne. Went straight west coast on us. Sad that most of this interview has been confusing as fuck, but respect to him for making some of the best beats during his run.

[@jstape9036]

yo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! lol!!!!!!!!!!!

[@DonYoGi8331]

Mayne is southern for man, not western.

[@guiltyuntilproveninnocent.]

Mayne was not created by anybody on the west coast or any crip.

[@unitedking4989]

​@@guiltyuntilproveninnocent. Yeah the guy had no idea what he is talking about

[@13xsmith7]

Dame & Max like Phil Jack & Kobe 🤣💯🔓🌊

[@eastbluedrew1664]

WHO LET TEDDY FROM SNOWFALL IN THE SHOP😂😂

[@itzKingIzzo2U]

Teddy??.

[@hunterthurmond4771]

Ohhh it took me a minute but thas crazy😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@hunterthurmond4771]

Thats whiteboy rick boy

[@yani2499]

@@itzKingIzzo2Uwhite bread

[@TheRealOfficialWiseOwl]

You clearly a 90s baby