Young Bleed on Baton Rouge in the 80s, Master P Remixing His Song into "How Ya Do Dat" (Part 1)

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Young Bleed reminisced about growing up in Baton Rouge during the late '80s and early '90s. Hailing from the Southside Bottom neighborhood, Young Bleed reflected on the profound impact the crack epidemic had on his community. Young Bleed's upbringing was marked by challenges and resilience, including his mother's life-threatening childbirth decision and the struggle against socio-economic hardships. He also discussed the pivotal moment when his rap career intersected with music mogul Master P. Bleed originally created a local hit which Master P later remixed into the famous track "How Ya Do Dat." This collaboration helped propel Baton Rouge's unique sound into the mainstream.

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[@joojoobaw]

You finally got a young bleed interview? How ya do that?

[@kennyjefferson4758]

You got bleed on here 💪🏾

[@CrugerwithaC]

Right! I remember people was stuck on how you do dat until I told the about other tracks like pull it off and day they made me boss!

[@KeizeShow]

We used to rap that whole verse when we were little back in the day. Classic. “Who dat?’ Say they wanna do dat!”

[@hoopdocs]

We was bumping Young Bleed in the Sota 🩸. Classic fasho

[@ChefSkillz]

run up and you will, get dat azz whooped blue black

[@leslieloudermilk3876]

Vicious. Was on repeat all day

[@ibervillezee9142]

Run up if you will and get Ya ass whipped blue black

[@Cluez31]

Run up if you will and get ya ass whipped blue black

[@tc3383]

My balls and my word was on repeat back in the day. Top 5 artist from No Limit.

[@rodcalloway28]

Classic 💯

[@BiGGCaiN24]

Classic CD off top!

[@devingrant8363]

Few tracks still on my playlist

[@Marlymarz225]

He from south Baton Rouge

[@Tone22845]

You ain't never lied

[@jamessmith-xl8ls]

One of the most distinctive voice in rap

[@Blackfeet]

nah, lol.

[@blacksheep9278]

How when niggas barely know him

[@jamaaldaynitelong8367]

My Balls and My Word is a down south classic 💯

[@antoniaprice589]

Make it better than the last time!!!!

[@kchoodsta]

Prolly the best no limit album. No skips

[@fifthchild8265]

​@@kchoodsta It wasn't an official No Limit album

[@rabbitdaloaker8086]

Facts it’s definitely a classic

[@augustknight3483]

Facts!

[@byrdgangworld3239]

A real Baton Rouge Legend 🐐🐐

[@Wickid_Perspective]

“See me ridin cool as glide With my thang right by my side Suggesting ya'll put down your pride. Cause only playa hatas die And ain't no love for the other side. So ain't no way I'ma let it ride… I-oh I oh I” That’s my man right there. The fact I still remember this is wild!!!

[@lbjones9030]

I harmonized it witcha 😂 left the A out at the end tho lol i oh i oh a 😂

[@pasoldier9304]

Day they made me boss🎉

[@teejay5969]

*Cool as Clyde

[@brianjohnson105]

That beat was 🔥

[@DrFunkenstien]

That shit was 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@UptownSlim]

One of the most underrated rappers of all time

[@brandonbennett7337]

💯

[@ol4074]

Hell naw😂😂😂

[@Amir_Nassir]

lol no. All of No Limit was trash rappers on good beats

[@delphianapartments640]

@@Amir_Nassir Listen to his My Own album which was distributed by Priority. Then come back and say he isn’t most under rated of all time.

[@urbansurvivalnetwork]

​@@Amir_Nassiryou sound crazy as all hell😫😂

[@Adarkguy]

Talk about a legend….Balls and my word and tela piece of mind was 2 of the best albums from 97 that were classics front to back

[@datruth9585]

Amen

[@Virgogirl45]

My Balls and My Words is a classic. I still play Papa's Brand New bag like it dropped yesterday. This is one of my favorite songs ever. Much respect and love.

[@jwill6008]

"Fresh off the curb, jelly jam and preserve..." Flashback to 2000 FAMU Tallahassee‼

[@RDJenki1]

This guy is actually a really good speaker/storyteller

[@itsascaryworld9788]

If he sparks a blunt or two, he will tell you so much about his life. Great story teller, you should see his interview about his upcoming in the game. It’s 2 hours long but very detailed stories about no limit/ master p meetings.

[@LoyalGuy-o6d]

Young Bleed Corleone

[@wildeville4138]

One of my favorite southern rappers in late 90's.. dont nobody sound like bleed, he has legendary verses, definitely deserve his flowers

[@wildeville4138]

" Make it better than the last time"

[@illinoisbanks1470]

Facts top 5 songs of all time for me

[@John-jw7dj]

Facts

[@charleswhiting2498]

Definitely

[@IamBigYon]

There’s a video for it now

[@illinoisbanks1470]

@@IamBigYon I know they kinda waited too long tho

[@AmandaBaker-qy7cr]

I love how you address this topic with such honesty.

[@Jamahl-hy7bx]

When the original how you do dat came out.. it set the streets literally on fire. You couldn't do anything without hearing that song

[@evinsonduprat1830]

Every now and again, Vlad will surprise me with a legendary interview like Young Bleed.

[@MrBryson360]

The day they made boss still in my rotation till this day 🔥

[@BanditsandBusiness]

This is a pleasant surprise. Bleed is not so "Young" anymore, but he's definitely a legend.

[@TopDollaent]

yeah if you live right you can actually live for a long time & have the blessing to age

[@ComicoPOV]

*"The Day They Made Me Boss" amazing song still bumpin' it 2024 all the way from east coast New Joyzee!* 😎

[@nlee4566]

Hell Yeah!! Young Bleed was had a classic No Limit album!

[@DeTayvion23]

i seen my city in the title n clicked instantly 🤣

[@OregonGoon]

"Hiiiigh like an eaaagle and see no evilllaaa".....real one.

[@urbansurvivalnetwork]

I went straight from this interview to Soulja Slim's "Give it to em Raw" album. 😫😂😂

[@natebravo6804]

Damn, soon as he spoke thought he was about to say, "pistol grip pump on my lap at all times..."

[@CarranzaNash-rl3xd]

😅😅😂

[@TopDollaent]

that was volume 10 record

[@natebravo6804]

@TopDollaent I've been a dj for 20+ yrs bro... I know that song but listen to how you do that there by p and bleed. He says it in the first min of the song lol

[@showmestatefinest5412]

Volume 10 gotcin from bun b​@@TopDollaent

[@Deathsnake504]

One time back in the late 90s I was at a pasture party in Mississippi and Bleed and Maxminelli were performing. Pasture Parties were just what they sound like. A massive party in a country pasture. The Concentration Camp were performing on a large wooden porch that was off the back of a barn. When the group was performing it was so many people on the stage during “who’s da siccess” and the whole stage caved in like a v shape. The rappers and big speakers fell into the gap. Shit was crazy. About 5 years later I saw Bleed, Minnelli and Rossini again at another pasture party. I was chillin with Bleed and Big Ken and a buncha others and Bleed gave me a plate of fried shrimp. Generous dude. I would be one of the only white guys at those parties but it was all love. Good memories

[@gitupwitmedia6379]

Thats a true story TricNic was the event😂

[@Deathsnake504]

@@gitupwitmedia6379 couldn’t remember the event name. It’s was at 8balls ranch. I think Corner Boys Organization and Reese and Bigalow performed as well. Talking long ago

[@MrRoadhouse316]

I still watch " Im Bout It " classic hood movie grew up on all of that No Limit Master P classics

[@Selsius1000]

I personally talked to Bleed a few times. Very humble and down to earth brother. Good dude man.

[@codycaleb3645]

"Times so hard" One of my all times favorites

[@merciless41582]

Jeeze, the 90s were so long ago. Bleed out here looking like someone's grandfather same with Lil Gotti. These dudes are way older now. How Ya Do Dat is Master P's best verse ever and a top 3 KLC production ever. KLC ate that beat up! Master P and Young Bleed's flows were crazy! I remember everywhere I went in 1997 people were playing that song. Also, it was on the "I'm Bout It" soundtrack first so they recorded it at the beginning of 1997.

[@yuvehightower857]

Funny was playing his music a couple months ago thinking about how he doing thanks Vlad!!!!

[@MonyMon100]

💯 Gotta bring C-Loc and Maxminelli next Vlad

[@projecttj]

Facts

[@MoeJoe215]

Now this is an interview I fux with

[@shekukamara3030]

I meet bleed once before in dc . Cool humble dude he let us take pic wit him , still have it tell this day

[@TimWalker-rd2fm]

Classic interview much needed🎉

[@MindKontrolUltimateLevel3]

Was just in Louisiana talking to the locals about Young Bleed

[@KKemp-bt6nl]

Give And Take is still hittin.

[@bneal864]

Ya win sum ya lose sum

[@twizzy585ots]

Being from NY "how you do dat" is what got me into southern rap, ghetto d was the first cassette I ever bought, I became a no limit soldier and it was up after that 💯😭

[@dalandlord3410]

We called his uncle pistol Pete that Entergy substation was on my street. When u hear the loud boom and the lights go out we all would say pistol Pete 😂😂😂

[@fifthchild8265]

Everyone need to give Happy Perez his credit for this track..💯💪💪

[@jennensenrobinson4525]

HOW YOU DO THAT THERE!!!

[@neefybaby1]

The day they made me boss... Mannnn this was the hardest song made at that point. Dope album. I was in 7th grade when this came out. Crazy

[@ThaDirence]

salute the legend bleed DC kno wassup wit em , real stand up dude.. still playin all the classics daily

[@Forgottenmemories-w5o]

Young max manelli… man that better than the last time one of my favorite songs ever

[@vashonberry1597]

Top 3 Louisiana album by a artist of all time.. Big time appreciation of his gift he share back then..

[@enzigenes]

Baton Rouge legend right here. Breed had to walk so Boosie, Webbie, and YB could run. My Balls and My Word was a classic album. 1998 was a great year for hip-hop.

[@b9479]

The very last golden year in hip hop

[@Glocc601]

1998 was a good year for music especially hip hop

[@b9479]

@@Glocc601 94 and 98 are the best years in hip hop ever

[@Higgnz]

How ya do dat is one of my favorite songs til this day

[@jh8714]

Bout time someone bring Bleed back...the BR 1st major rapper always been a fan

[@varickwilliams5101]

Kyper was BR first major rapper lol

[@alac2025]

Would say MC Nero

[@ThePlclark9505]

Legend. Need a C-Loc interview

[@tylane3369]

💯👏🏿 HELL YEA, thats who Put Boosie on 1st!!.... ND Vlad love sum Boosie (lol)

[@rsmith317]

“We mummified in this land of milk and honey”

[@dhud707]

This was a very well conducted interview segment. I like this man as a person because of how he represents himself and his hometown. Thanks for his one Vlad.

[@tonysnowsnow5115]

I still have my balls and my words in rotation 🔥🔥

[@MrLa1983]

I grew up in Sherwood area 1983-1995

[@billclay9489]

'bring the noise niq TAT TAT being the toys niq"

[@ChaseVercetti]

mannn, that song used to go off!!! P, Mystikal, and Bleed 🔥🔥🔥

[@MrRiley4]

Holy hell I never thought I'd see my guy Bleed on here. One of the most underrated rappers imo. Love this guy. Excellent guest appearance here!

[@hippa2dahoppa2]

young bleed one of the firsts called "young" now hes 50 and kids still calling themself young before their name 30 yrs later

[@reginaldhurt5841]

Excellent Point

[@hardtime08]

these kids these days don’t even know who Young Bleed is…bro a legend

[@2bundlesandapound963]

One of the dopest and poetical emcees from the South. This interview is dope! “Nothing but my balls and my word and a Mossberg Pistol grip pump in my lap at all times” Classic stuff!

[@hollywoodpeezie1]

Man remember bumping that young bleed I in the cd player have to keep changing the batteries around just to to play two songs on my way to school lol😅

[@Myaa937]

OMG..I Have his cd STILL...comes on Crankin'!!!

[@rickyrubio7934]

I actuallly got to meet him and kick it with him before a show. Super cool dude.

[@Alias.Guerkchen]

Balls & Word and Own Words are still in my top 15 rap albums of all time. great interview. true legend ! Big respect to a real real hiphop hero.

[@Ben_85]

Still banging my balls and my my word to this Day! Much love to young bleed 4sho. We fuck with young bleed in East Texas no doubt "Better than the last time" one the great classics from Young Bleed n the south!

[@Dont_worry_about_it-y4u]

Man ever since I heard that “better than the last time” always rocked wit bruh

[@liltaytjakid26]

Wuz good bleed. We connected in Dallas when u stayed off Audelia. Solid individual

[@demetrickwilliams2677]

Damn bro lived in the hood? Forest and Audelia or skillman and Audelia?

[@ricroc73805]

Dope dope dope , it’s great to see Young bleed on here. He’s highly underrated

[@BigPlaya50]

He should have let Pimp C produce his album back in the day..dang we the same age..

[@joep5815]

I remember seeing bleed in Mayfair and knew Steve in Mayfair. Been in studio with Loc Boosie and white Shawn around bleed and them in my rap career.

[@wallyesquire9251]

Dope interview so far

[@johnnyparker2128]

How U Do That is a song that will last until the test of time. It still bangs and I have youngsters asking “damn, what song is that?” And the bass player will always show up unannounced!

[@Itskingrahim]

He should definitely do voiceovers. Audiobooks or something.

[@davidjaerobins4180]

Actually Young Bleed's hit song is called "A Fool", not "How Ya Do That".

[@LegendaryonDaKool]

REAL Louisiana legend 🫡

[@reginaldhurt5841]

That whole camp was all A list Mc's with there on distinctive flow. Bleed captivated his listeners with a melodic flow riding some of the hardest beats in hip hop....if you don't believe me..then go around your Auntie and play How You Do That There and tell me who verse she gone rap from beginning to end!!😂😂😅

[@KoolWooDidIt]

That album with "how ya do that" was a solid drop

[@drob98]

I’m bout it soundtrack was a classic. 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@jarvislelewis6244]

I have always said he is one of the South underrated lyricist a diamond in the rough

[@MONEYMIKE-lg7vz]

He look like "webbie" lol.....dad 😂🤣💯🎯💀

[@jawill220]

Glad to see Young Blizzle doing well. A classic throwback rapper!

[@pyrexmetronome]

See me mobbing cool as Clyde with that thang right on my side

[@randallross420]

Legend. Down South Hustlers was how I heard of him.

[@lilteedakardiackid4695]

Still bumping that balls & my word 🔥🔥

[@hollywoodmarine]

We listened to bleed so much I thought he was from my city 😂

[@itsascaryworld9788]

If young bleed sparks a blunt, he will not stop talking but will tell you a very detailed story. 😂👌

[@Adam-nv9zo]

Been bumping Young Bleed every since he released his first album.

[@29larron]

Being a fan of lyrical rap i just could not fw most of No Limit's roster but this dude here grabbed my eardrums and wouldn't let go with How u do dat.From the way he was flowing i could tell he wasn't just putting words together but actually sayin something.Salute to Bleed he put on for the southern rappers that cared about the craft

[@sloanew.8594]

My ball and my word. Classic still in rotation suprised he wasnt on sooner considering the boosie connection

[@nurseelliott4256]

I still listen to how you do dat to this day. Dope rap song shout out to young bleed on that one.

[@mistersippiburning]

…nothin but my balls and my word and a mossburg pistol grip pump on my lap at all times…

[@chrismoravec9776]

Salute to Mr. Young Bleed Carleone!!! A true southern legend that us 80s babies grew up on. My Ball's and My Word "is a Classic" My Own had a slew of BANGERS on it and Vintage was awesome!!! What really made him stand out was his lyrical wordplay and delivery. Glad to see him on Vlad to get the exposure that he deserves. Also shout out to Max Minnelli... another one of my favorite rappers that made many classic tracks with Young Bleed!

[@deshawndon2583]

I met Young bleed twice in my city Lansing Michigan

[@brianhlp30]

thank you so much for this one Vlad.. salute from the boot.

[@mnoell35]

If Vlad could interview Master P. That would do numbers!!

[@dirtydeltaproductions1077]

Gotta unreleased record with Bleed & The Corleone Family… recorded in ‘05..(Greenville,Ms)A down to earth dude… Told us to look out for Boosie… Said Boosie was gonna be the next big thing coming out of B.R……Bleed, a real down south legend… Salute Bro.🖤🖤

[@carlosshelbyjr.6704]

"How ya do dat" was a BANGER in the 90s no denying it. I remember being in high school and I couldnt not like the joint lol

[@OzonebxGaming]

This man is an A+ MC

[@DoneWright]

My Own. 🔥

[@carolinacartel336]

Aye this a good interview right here Salute VLAD TV for this one 🔥🔥🔥

[@tevinswain8]

I can Appreciate that he is well spoken , he seems to be a pretty humble guy . Interesting story man 💪🏾