EDI Mean On Tupac/ Eazy E/ Snoop Dogg/ Dr. Dre/ Suge Knight/ Death Row/ Jay Z/ Biggie/ Monster Kody

He had some words he wanted to share with the crowd at that moment and they weren't, they weren't nice words, you know what I'm saying, they were It's not good that he was saying he was very excited and some of the people in the crowd weren't trying. from hearing that, so it got really bad, really fast and, uh, I want to send a Shout out to senior Jam Master Jay, who really helped us a lot in that situation because it didn't look good, man, you know what I am saying? They came to the hotel and you know many things.

The people that came to the hotel and they were trying to get in there and you know they wanted to continue, you know, the fight broke out when you guys were on stage, not necessarily a fighting man, people started throwing each other on the stage and that's how we started. going back you know I'm saying we stole microphones and Heineken bottles and they were throwing at us and you know it got really weird real quick and then we had to get out of there because obviously you know you were outnumbered. I know I'm saying we're off limits, you know what I say when this thing goes off, so we had to get out of there, but it wasn't as simple as just getting out of there, you know what I did?

I'm saying and uh, a phone call was made, a couple of phone calls were made and ultimately the great Jam Master Jay was actually, to a large extent, responsible for us getting it resolved in one piece that day, being doing all these shows and being on tours are Tupac. man, you know? Are there any Untold Tor stories you can share before we get out of here? Memorable moment um. A lot of my most memorable moments are when you know I had the opportunity to perform because in the beginning you know we were just Roadies you know I'm saying marijuana carried us through the whole process on this so we started like carrying baggage and you know what I'm saying, doing that before I even hit the mic and finally, you know, we have an opportunity to get on the mic and actually, you know, perform and you know, I just remember being excited because I felt like we were going to have the opportunity to contribute. , you know what I

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, all I wanted to do was contribute to what was already there. established and you know, I have my own weight in this, especially with someone as great as Tupac Shakur, do you remember the first time you performed with him?

Oh, that's a great question, bro, damn, you made me come back the first time we performed, it had to be that way. That summer of '92, you know what I'm saying, I don't even think we performed like I said, no, we couldn't touch the microphone, but we had to be on stage and stand inside. the back of the DJ, you know what I'm saying, I actually saw the crowd go crazy for this guy when he came on stage, you know what I'm saying, he was pretty goofy, it was a I think it was a show in Oakland.

I just showed Oakland that I had a show in Oakland and we did well right when you came out, yeah, yeah, okay, yeah, well that's what's up, man, hey, man, I appreciate you, I appreciate you, man and uh, cool interview, drug story, uh, you know, just cool. Man, I'm glad I did it, definitely, man, sure, yeah, what's up? I'm Cam Capone. We have more content like this coming soon, so hit the like button, subscribe, and stay tuned to the camera.