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Kangol Kid from the pioneering group UTFO talks with Sway and Rich Nice about beating colon cancer and delivers a very important message to men.
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and only Kango from
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UTF he decided to join us man good to
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see you Kango yo man I'm so happy to be
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here I miss you man how you been bro
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I've been great man rich nice is joining
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us with the an anr room Rich we got
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Kango here man let's take the show on
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the
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road here yeah let's do it man rich and
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I have been on the phone for a minute
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man we've been staying in touch through
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a few things man as we've been missing
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some of our hip hop Legends me and
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richel are on the phone like
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wow ecstasy from Houdini Prince Marie D
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from the Fat Boys Y and honestly man and
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I I mean this in the most respectful way
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you sharing what's happened to you in
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recent months it made us think about you
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and how important you are to us and to
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our culture as well and I want to start
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with that because you did something
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really Brave K go you talked about
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something a lot of us don't talk about
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you know but we need to especially in
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the black community
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you got diagnosed with colon cancer yes
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sir and yes sir and that was February
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3rd right yes sir and February 23rd got
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it got the tumor
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removed so it's it's a month a month ago
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now a month ago and so from February two
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weeks in a two or three week span your
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whole life had been unraveled right
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absolutely let's talk about that man
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what what how did this all come to be
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how did you discover you had colon
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cancer and and why is it why is it you
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want to tell this story okay um want to
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tell the story of course because that's
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my
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responsibility I mean as an individual
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for 30s something years that cats have
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been looking up to you know you start to
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understand that definition of role model
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and um as a role model I have to let
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cats know what it is that I've gone
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through so that they don't have to go
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through it so that's why I'm absolutely
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sharing the story um in terms of uh how
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did I find out about this um it's a it's
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a simple thing that a lot of
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us take seriously like when you are
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using the bathroom you're doing number
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two and you wipe and you see blood
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that's a sign you know I mean a lot of
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us dis discard that and say you
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know could be him or it's your check
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engine life
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that just came on and you should at that
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point go get yourself checked and so I
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did not um you know being a man you know
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I I got this uh you know it'll get
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better and it did not get better what
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happened as time went on I started to
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see it in my stool see the blood in my
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stool that graduated to now seeing it
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actually in the toilet itself and um at
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that point is where I'm saying okay you
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know stop playing bro you know get your
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insurance together and go see a doctor
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um that didn't click 100% until one day
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I'm in my bedroom privacy in my own room
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you alone and I had to pass gas so I let
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it out it came out with substance so I
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thought I
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sharded like anybody would think right
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so I run to the bathroom to go check you
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know check this out and see what the
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deal is and it comes at what I realized
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I find is a bloody
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mucus it's like someone blew their nose
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and it was all blood in it and at that
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point I said all right you need to stop
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playing K go go see a doctor and so that
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led to my
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colonoscopy and uh the day after the
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colonoscopy they said we need you to go
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take a CT scan and uh I didn't know why
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but I did as I was told the day after
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that they sat me down and they expressed
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that um it was
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cancer and uh that's how I found out bro
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my life changed right there because
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immediately right there you're going nah
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you know you start feeling like you're
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in a dream like nah she didn't say what
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I just thought she said and um you know
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we start discussing
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um she said that it's 10 centimeters
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from what she saw in the um the this the
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scan and the colonoscopy
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and um at the time it wasn't official
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that it was cancer but she said she's
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been doing this for 30 years she know
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cancer would she see it she said we'll
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have the confirmed word by Friday um I
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had to let all this set in man I had to
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absorb this Bizarro world that I felt
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like I was in I'm like this ain't real
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yeah I mean you know I'm the dude who
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you know and as you you guys know I'm
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the dude who's been advocating for
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breast cancer you know fighting you know
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a fight against bre cancer you know
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awareness out through through the
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movement mama luk and um so to now how
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ironic is it that I'm on the other side
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now and I'm the dude that cats are gonna
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be I guess advocating for me you know to
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help me what like it's just it was a
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crazy turnaround and all of that was
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what was settling in like nah this can't
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be real I'm I'm the dude on the other
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side who's aiding I'm not the one asking
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for help or in need of help you know did
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it make you sad
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were you scared like what what were the
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emotions I I Had My Moments yeah you
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know there were a few times um me and my
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man Dante um you know drove from the
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hospital and I'm sharing it with him
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Dante is a cat that I grew up with man
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he was like two houses down from me you
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know my my whole neighborhood and um you
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know we had a moment where we were
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basically we started balling yeah you
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know um and we had to shake that off you
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know like we understood this is what's
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going on but you know there's there's a
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there's a reason for this somewhere like
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what I'm doing right now we even
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discussed then like you know gotta get
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this word out man gota let everyone know
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what's going on because you think of
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Chad Wick Boseman who died from this and
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you know we've seen him at at his
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speaking engagements he's a very vocal
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dude and I know he would have wanted to
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speak on this if he didn't feel like
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this would have hurt his uh him moving
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forward with Disney and you know um in
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Marvel as a liability yeah and he
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probably wouldn't have done black
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panther if he had shared it so you had
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to keep that quiet I'm not in that
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position I can speak on this and so
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Dante and I had that conversation on now
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you're gonna have to be vocal on this
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bro and let everyone know what's going
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on and and prevent others I would
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imagine man and and I appreciate you
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sharing this story cuz what we're seeing
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in Hip Hop especially and especially
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with our black men you know we lost
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Prince Mary D you know we lost ecstasy
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you know big you could go back to Big
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Pun we could you know sure Paul Paul
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from full force was dealing with cancer
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at one point yes he was and how crazy is
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that because you know full force you
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know how they treat their bodies as
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temples yeah you know what I mean and so
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to have the healthiest member of Full
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Force go through this cancer about it's
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like how's that possible and I had that
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same conversation with my doctor where
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she looked at my stats she said you
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don't have diabetes got great you know
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your blood pressure is great your
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protein um uh uh she just went through
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everything you know you don't smoke
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you're not a drinker uh um you know she
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went through everything and said um I'm
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basically a picture of perfect health
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and I said then why am I here and she
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said bad luck bad luck got bad Lu luck
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yo it just it just happens if you don't
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get yourself checked if you don't do
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what supposed to do or whatever at some
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point it's just look it's luck of the
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draw because you wouldn't think that
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Paul Anthony of full force would be the
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one so that was his luck that he turned
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out to be that dude you know what I mean
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and it's just a matter of you know that
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check engine light I'm talking about bro
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if you don't see the signs if you don't
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recognize a sign or do what you need to
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do upon you know seeing those signs your
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Luck's going to run out it's going to
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run out um you you found out you knew
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you were having symptoms of something
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you didn't know what it was until
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February 3rd but how long before that
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did you knew something wasn't right I
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would say you know the blood thing is
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something that happens on and off you
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know for I don't know a year or two you
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know I mean wow yeah because you know
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you don't it's not something that stays
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constant you know I mean so you'll see
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it and you'll go oh wow hold on what was
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that and then after a while you know I
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guess it stops a day or two whatever and
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you're good and you're thinking might
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have been some spicy food
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I probably strain too much um you know
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you're coming up with all these other
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EXA you know um explanations yeah you
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know what I mean and you're doing that
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because it's not that constant it's not
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that repetitive it's not you know you're
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not in any ailment you're not you're not
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sick due to this so you're like no it
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was just some you know let me not go
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bother the doctor about this spicy
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burrito that I had you know you try to
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you know you try to analyze it that way
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and make makes sense that way you know I
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mean so yeah it was a minute but when it
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started to get you know uh too blunt you
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know what I mean it was it was too in my
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face for me not to and again that last
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episode when that bloody mucus came out
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bro oh here here's the message man like
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I I I personally I'm not a doctor I
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don't think it's just bad luck when you
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see statistics that say 20% black men
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are 20% more likely to get diagnosed
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with colon cancer and 40% more likely to
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die because of it I don't know if that's
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bad luck but I'm not a doctor but a lot
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of us are scared of taking colonoscopies
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and and and you know just just what it
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stands for just having let me say this I
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don't know why because mine I was
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asleep you know what I mean now there's
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the the
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prostate test test that you take where
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you have to bend over and you know the
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doctor does what he does and I can
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understand the cats who have that
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mentality and they don't want to be
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violated or whatever but the colonoscopy
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bro I was knocked out you know I mean I
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woke up and it was done so whatever fear
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it is that one has in terms of that if
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it's you know somehow coated somehow
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it's it's not it's two different test
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talk to folks out there right now
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because a lot of us you know they they
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say black men should get tested by 45
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not 50 a lot of us don't that age that
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age should be lowered and I believe it
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is being lowered now because um Chad
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Wick Boseman died at 43 yeah so come on
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with that said why are you waiting the
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40 something I mean what was said to me
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is I'm supposed to do it at 50 I'm 54 so
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I was already four years late you know
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in making this happen you know I mean
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but I'm not waiting or I'm not gonna
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tell anyone to wait to 50 yeah I'm
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telling you to go in at 40 35 bro you
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know I mean go get that check now when
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Chadwick passed away when you found out
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that he had colon cancer what went
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through your head what went through your
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mind I just you know I was saddened for
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do that was it you know because at that
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time this was what I think a year or so
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ago a year I'm not sure exactly a little
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over a year ago I wasn't diagnosed I
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didn't see that as something that was
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close to me and in terms of hereditary
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no one in my family has colon cancer
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ever before me my my children my My
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Three Sons now have to say it's
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hereditary
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because before me it was not you know
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what I mean so so again all of that is
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crazy when you say luck of the you know
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luck of the draw bad luck and so on this
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isn't a hereditary thing that's
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something that my family and you know
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those before me have dealt with so it is
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it is a situation where you have to
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address it as in
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luck good or bad it was good luck for
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how long because no one in my family
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ever had to deal deal with this my
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children it was good luck for them
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because they didn't have it in their
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family now they do and luck
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has ched that luck has changed what
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message would you like to give to to the
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people that's watching this right now go
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get yourselves checked period
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um it affects everyone race go through
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this to my black men
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yes please go get yourselves checked
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enough with that Macho stuff that you're
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on um you know if you're not going to do
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it for you do it for that person who
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loves you there is someone who doesn't
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want you to leave this planet do it for
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them you know what I mean because
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immediately when the doctor said it to
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me first person I thought of is my
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little girl she's five years old you
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know I mean my son's a grown men you
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know my oldest is 34 you know I mean 32
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28 it's like those are grown men
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all right my 5-year-old I was like nah
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this can't be what's going down y I got
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to be here for her I gotta you know I
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gotta walk her down the aisle we got
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daddy daughter dances coming up sweet 16
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these are all things that I've never had
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to do with my sons you know I mean yeah
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so I'm like no I gotta be here so my
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advice to everyone
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out to do it for you do it for your
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loved ones
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please get that colon y please man you
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don't have to die from this bro that's
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what's crazy about this you know I mean
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really was caught early on my end uh
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tomorrow I have to meet with the doctors
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and we'll discuss the need or if there's
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any need for any post treatment and so
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we're gonna have that discussion then
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but I'm here yes you here you know I
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mean I'm here you're looking great too
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brother you're looking great and and
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that's what that's why we wanted to talk
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about it what's changed now that you you
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got you got the cancer removed
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you beat cancer but what's changed now
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how do you what's changed about your
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everyday living um I appreciate my fans
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more today than I did you know a month
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or two ago I've
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always Lov my fans in my healing process
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you know um I got to smell my
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roses you know when you think of hip hop
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artists that have their you know name
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change you know in their honor and what
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whatever other you know uh awards are
15:05
presented after they pass I got to smell
15:08
my roses I got my all my Awards all my
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fans hit me up and I think I you know
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part of that is what you said earlier
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about ecstasy and Marie D I'm sure the
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minute my news hit the worldit the hip
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hop world everyone's like hold we losing
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another we can't afford to lose another
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everyone got at arms and the prayers the
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support you know I I feel loved I
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appreciate my fans and um my mission now
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is to give back even more believe it or
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not we love you for it man thank you
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Kango for sharing that with us man um I
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really appreciate it um I'mma pivot into
15:48
some other conversation but Kelly we
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could we can make that a
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standalone um messaging I just wanted to
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make a note of that
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about the cola cancer F back in the day
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sir K tag made a song called copycat I
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know we talked about a lot of this
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stuff your flowers now I get a lot of
16:21
people that come to me and and God bless
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them you know they they love um the
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Lauren Hill Miss education of Lauren
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Hill album and say that's the first
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hip-hop album you heard singing was
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purely singing and rapping on it and I I
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don't even think Lauren would argue that
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that of course of course not but that's
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the most unique album you're gonna get
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from Individual that's one of my
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favorite albums of all time but do you
16:43
does it do you ever find yourself in the
16:45
back of the crowd hey hey I was singing
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on Beats and Rhymes back in 1985 yeah
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yeah I produced whistle we made a whole
16:53
album called transformation one side was
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rapping the other side was singing that
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was in
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I love you for knowing bro yes sir yes
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so what what is that like for you as a
17:04
Pioneer really like raising your hand to
17:07
get set the record straight what has
17:09
that been like it it's frustrating you
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know what I mean but in um I could allow
17:14
myself to be bitter about it and I
17:17
choose not to you know there's a lot of
17:19
cats in Hip Hop who have been bitter you
17:23
know um it rightfully so you know love
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bu stari was one I couldn't be mad at
17:28
him you cool herk has his reasons you
17:31
know I mean where you know he played a
17:33
role in creating this thing called hip
17:34
hop and he's not getting the recognition
17:37
that he believes that he should get and
17:39
that we all believe he should get you
17:41
know I mean so so there are times where
17:43
I can be bitter about this but I just
17:45
learned to accept it in uh what my
17:48
purpose was or is um you know for those
17:53
that believe in a higher power yeah I
17:56
was put here to plan the seed to make
18:00
Jay-Z become the billionaire that he is
18:03
it wasn't my job to be the billionaire
18:05
you taking credit for that Billy uh I'm
18:07
taking I'm taking credit for every hip
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hop cat who's succeeded the way they
18:12
have who's singing or adding vocal
18:15
abilities to their to their rap songs
18:17
who's uh doing anything creative yeah I
18:21
I'll take creative dancing while you're
18:22
rapping yeah I'm gonna take credit for
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that too I was doing all that before
18:26
these cats are doing it today you know
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do and I were the first dancers ever for
18:30
a rap group yeah after us every rap
18:33
group had to have at least two dancers
18:34
I'm going to take credit for that yes
18:36
doc I you know uh you guys dance for
18:39
Houdini so when you hear artist like
18:41
Drake you know what I mean who's who's
18:43
going to become the biggest most
18:45
streaming artist there is you hear you
18:47
know artists like uh post Malone you
18:49
hear all these different guys I'm a fan
18:51
if I ever heard them say that they're
18:53
the first to do it then we're gonna have
18:55
a discussion you know I mean but if
18:57
we're not having that discussion if
18:59
they're doing their thing and it works
19:01
for them God bless them you know I mean
19:03
but if anyone wants to discuss who did
19:05
it first and I'm not part of that
19:08
conversation we're gonna have a
19:09
conversation as a group you know you had
19:12
groups like sequence us girls get funky
19:15
too I can't I'm just gessing on the lyri
19:19
you know what I'm saying you know um uh
19:21
co uh Curtis blow you know if I rule the
19:25
world world right Day Dreaming
19:29
no doubt you know I mean but um I I
19:32
don't know if any one of them would
19:33
consider consider themselves a vocalist
19:37
yeah you know what I
19:38
mean I did this as a vocalist and I've
19:41
been writing songs and singing before I
19:44
got into hip hop um you know whistle you
19:48
can absolutely say that they are
19:50
vocalists they weren't just you know
19:52
doing a melodic structure on a song you
19:56
know I mean it was an actual song an
19:58
actual
19:59
and so on so um again yes I'm going to
20:02
take credit for for what I did and I'm
20:04
not discrediting anyone who did their
20:06
thinkers you know when you think of U um
20:09
Crash Crew so you're walking down the
20:12
street with your box in your hand I'm
20:14
not taking that away from dude you know
20:16
what I mean but is dude considering
20:18
himself a vocalist I don't know you know
20:22
I mean but he did add his melodic
20:23
structure in in Hip Hop you know I mean
20:26
but I was absolutely one of the first
20:29
uh the first to have a charted ballad
20:32
our song was performed on Soul trade
20:34
fairy tale lover was on Soul fairy tale
20:35
lover you know I mean chared on
20:37
Billboard you know I mean so when I say
20:40
I did a song where I was recognized as a
20:43
vocalist I wasn't just humming or doing
20:45
whatever on a on a song I did a song you
20:49
did a song I did a song bro did a song
20:52
what year was that that fairy tale lover
20:54
charted was that 86 that was 80 uh
20:59
85 late 85 886 because uh um leader of
21:04
the pack came out in 85 August of 85 so
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um the next single was bited We
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performed bited and fairy tale level on
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Soul Train so yeah the end of 85 early
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86 was uh was fair tale level Kan go was
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said uto doc ice Rich first first
21:24
dancers first hip-hop dancers with one
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of my favorite groups of all time
21:27
Houdini man can you recall like what I
21:30
liked about y'all is your steps were
21:32
like edgy and hip like Doc ice was nice
21:34
he had a floor game you know he a true
21:37
be boy footwork he'll go into some
21:39
flares hit you with a freeze you know he
21:42
doc ice was that [ __ ] you know what I
21:44
mean yeah you know I was I was the
21:47
popper you was the popper right you know
21:51
that dude hey man the first show y'all
21:53
ever did with Houdini tell me about
21:55
it um first show was uh oh the biggest
22:00
show tell me the biggest show let's
22:02
address the biggest show yeah freshfest
22:05
man you know what I mean because we were
22:07
doing shows with them before that we
22:09
were doing um we you know went to um
22:11
Europe and did shows with them there but
22:14
the type of energy the crowd a soldout
22:19
arena for a 17 year old
22:24
kid 16 17 nah that was the biggest man
22:28
that's when you knew you made it you
22:29
know where you can just grabb a mic and
22:31
put it out in the audience and the crowd
22:33
sings your song I mean so it was that
22:35
type of energy where everyone you know
22:37
when they say you know stuff like you
22:38
know the fans are throwing panties at
22:40
you yeah that's what was happening you
22:42
know I mean I was introduced to so many
22:44
brand new things like you know being in
22:46
Europe with Houdini and a young lady
22:48
wants an autograph and she gives you
22:50
know remember a sharpy and we okay where
22:54
do you want us to write it at oh right
22:56
here and she whips it out and
22:59
that was for a 16 17 year old kid like
23:03
wow I think I made
23:06
it I'm
23:08
here yo did X and J triy to calm y'all
23:12
down like what do you remember about
23:14
like J you know what what kind of things
23:16
would they say to y'all can you recall
23:17
the time yeah well let me say this uh X
23:20
was the individual that um I looked up
23:24
to in terms of being that heart throb
23:27
you know I mean no body can pull off
23:29
that LE those leather shorts man you
23:32
know my man had on his his uh Lea jacket
23:37
with no shirt on too no shirt on no
23:39
shirt on no shirt on you know and Lea
23:43
shorts and the girls are screaming and
23:45
that you know that hat everyone thought
23:47
that he was Houdini they didn't know
23:49
that was the name of the group they just
23:51
looked at him with that hat and thought
23:52
he was hini and um you know I was always
23:55
wearing my hat as well so I'm looking at
23:58
this this dude in Hip Hop having all
24:00
these women scream for him as he's
24:02
wearing his hat and I'm like I want to
24:04
be that dude I want to have my hat on
24:06
and make the lady scream for me and
24:08
years later I became him you know what I
24:11
mean yeah so so you know there's so much
24:14
that they taught us man um you know us
24:17
us being those young kids on the road
24:19
with them and then later having our
24:21
success of course you know full force
24:23
managed and produced us and they later
24:25
became celebrities themselves but what
24:28
was so funny is while we were on the
24:29
road with full force we're teaching them
24:31
the ropes like n that's not the way you
24:33
guys do it here's how it's
24:36
done showing them how to deal with the
24:38
fans and how to deal with backstage and
24:40
here's here's what you do you know the
24:42
hotel lobby here's how it goes down bro
24:45
yo yo full force by the way man to me
24:48
some of the um most underrecognized
24:51
amazing producers songwriters the game
24:53
has ever seen they they're like our
24:55
Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis if you will
24:57
are yeah that you know I mean they are
25:00
in sync Backstreet Boys started with uto
25:03
started with Lisa Lisa and C Jam in on
25:05
the James Brown Patty Lael yo their list
25:08
is long bro yeah and it keeps going and
25:11
no no no knock Jimmy Jam and Terry L is
25:14
ours too it's all the same thing abely
25:16
you know what I mean but I feel like
25:18
they they didn't they starting to get
25:19
more recognized as they should let me
25:21
ask you this question man on a UTF album
25:23
y'all had a song called Lisa lips right
25:27
and you just mentioned Lisa in the cold
25:29
Jam no
25:31
comparison don't even do that that's my
25:34
baby
25:37
sister don't do that I didn't know man I
25:40
always thought it was Lisa Lisa because
25:42
everybody was in the family full force
25:44
was producing you I know you guys was
25:47
writing and stuff for okay so that was
25:49
well is Barbara's bedroom the sequel to
25:51
Lisa
25:52
Lisa that was just me on my female name
25:56
using into a song business said yes so
25:59
Barbara's bedroom was that that other
26:01
hit whistle that uh yeah yeah yeah okay
26:05
no Lisa lips
26:08
okayy when I love you s you know you
26:11
know your hip hop history bro I love
26:13
that about no man I'll do interviews
26:16
where I gotta educate the cat I mean you
26:19
reminded me of stuff I'm like oh wor
26:20
right I forgot about that I love that
26:22
man absolutely man I just remember like
26:26
it was certain when the way you and doc
26:27
I used to Dan behind Houdini that was my
26:30
flavor you know what I mean the way
26:32
y'all move you know the way y'all Rock y
26:35
even the way y'all wrote songs was
26:37
different y y' y'all played with
26:39
patterns differently you guys and rap
26:42
was relatively new to a lot of people so
26:44
y' so therefore everything we did at
26:46
that time became the first time it was
26:47
ever done you know I mean we performed
26:50
at the Apollo opening up for Hall and
26:53
OES and uh and that was just a show that
26:56
um this is when Apollo was closed and
26:58
they were reopening it and so we were
27:01
the opening act and we did the show
27:03
years later we find out that no other
27:04
rap group was perform at the Apollo
27:07
before us so C going you know you're the
27:09
first rap group to perform at the Apollo
27:10
L right word you know I mean so it's all
27:13
these things that we did back then that
27:15
we didn't see it as being the first
27:17
because you know we didn't know Hip Hop
27:19
was going to become what it is today so
27:21
we didn't even look at it as something
27:22
that needed to be documented you know
27:24
what I mean but because we did
27:27
everything that we did so early
27:28
all of the creative things that we came
27:30
up with for the first time became the
27:33
first time it was ever done in Hip Hop
27:36
and there's a list of stuff that we did
27:39
being the first one of the crazy things
27:40
is
27:41
um the lethal
27:44
album right lethal album went up to
27:47
number two on the charts with a bullet
27:50
which means next week is going to be
27:52
number one Michael Jackson comes on the
27:55
charts at number one while we're number
27:58
two with a
28:00
bullet all right yeah there was no rap
28:02
chart at the time we were absolutely the
28:07
biggest rap album in the country but
28:10
there was no rap chart for us to live on
28:13
and do what we did so we had to share a
28:16
chart with Michael Jackson and Stevie
28:17
Wonder and OJ's you know and all these
28:20
other acts that was so unfair so I don't
28:23
know if we were the first number one rap
28:26
album I don't know
28:28
but we could research that they had to
28:31
create a rap chart after that so you
28:34
guys that album is the reason that rap
28:35
chart started getting created as far as
28:37
you know say yes yeah was number two
28:40
with a bullet bro there was no other rap
28:42
album doing that and mind you it wasn't
28:45
even called um it it was called the
28:48
black charts wasn't even the R&B charts
28:50
it was called the black charts on
28:52
Billboard so any black song shared one
28:56
chart you right that's crazy after that
28:59
success they were like okay we got to
29:01
create you know a rap album chart and
29:05
that happened but we missed that boat so
29:07
we never got that number one spot that
29:10
we Michael Jackson dog it wasn't gonna
29:12
happen
29:14
no you know I mean he wasn't a rapper
29:18
that's where it was wrong it was a lot
29:20
of it was a lot of like wrong happening
29:24
back then you know rappers weren't
29:26
getting proper time at Grammys radio
29:29
stations wouldn't play rap songs they
29:32
wouldn't play RB songs that had rap
29:34
verses in it they would take that right
29:36
you had to make the bridge or whatever
29:38
you're right you had to do that Mel and
29:41
Shaka Khan you know when he would do his
29:44
you know Shaka Khan you know that whole
29:46
thing they edited that verse out on
29:49
certain radio
29:50
stations yeah yeah that Mellie Mel verse
29:53
wouldn't play correct Shaka Khan Shaka
29:56
Khan right you just hear me in the
29:57
beginning but that rap that he does in
29:59
the middle edit yeah things have changed
30:01
a lot of it has to do with your success
30:03
though people's success like yours you
30:05
know and even when it comes to like
30:07
endorsement deals the Kango hat you know
30:10
we we were always like what you know
30:13
does he got a deal with is he Kango the
30:16
company a lot of that there was a whole
30:18
lot of that no doubt um you know and
30:20
that again being the first I was the
30:23
first product endorsed hip-hop artist
30:25
ever before Run DMC in Adidas I had my
30:28
deal with Kangle headwear which started
30:30
off as a ceas and deis all right and not
30:33
happy with me referring to myself as
30:35
Kangle kid you know what I mean so um
30:39
they sent the letter to the label and
30:41
asked us to stop using the name but then
30:43
they realized that every city I
30:44
performed in their sales went up and so
30:47
they fell back on the lawsuit and did a
30:50
deal that allowed me to use the name and
30:52
they provided me with all the hats that
30:54
I needed it was never a monetary deal
30:57
but it's still absolutely the first deal
30:59
ever between a a major company and and a
31:03
rap artist it might be the first screwed
31:06
up deal ever too
31:07
between the first cityy
31:10
deal you were the first K go
31:13
congratulations somebody had to do it
31:15
first I am happy to say that that deal
31:17
led to my hat in the
31:20
Smith it is in the Smithson and talk
31:23
about that man like that that particular
31:25
deal that's now is it's etched in time
31:27
yo Legacy is still yeah I mean that
31:30
that's the epitome of
31:32
immortalization like I can't do anything
31:34
else right now that's going to be more
31:36
immortalized than that my little girl I
31:38
just spoke about who's five years
31:49
old will be there with her great I mean
31:52
I don't even know if they'll still be
31:52
playing rockan rockan by that time they
31:54
might stop playing but that
31:56
had congratulations that that's thank
31:59
you man that's the epitome of of
32:01
immortalization um let me ask you this
32:03
man um and this is just the
32:06
fanty just is just a fomy I I I I would
32:09
imagine when you're facing mortality
32:11
like we don't realize it but we Face
32:13
mortality every day nobody know when
32:14
their time is coming right you know but
32:17
but when you know you got elements and
32:19
things that could lead to it faster it
32:21
it makes you think about a lot of things
32:23
I you know one of my distant thoughts
32:25
was I hope that him and I can I hope
32:29
they're at peace with each other
32:32
considering all that's going on
32:34
especially during this time well let me
32:35
say this um before I went in for my
32:38
operation U my publicist lion linwell
32:42
set up a video where he reached out to a
32:44
lot of celebrities and had them wish me
32:47
well prior to uh going in surprisingly
32:51
Doc and Mixmaster both appeared in the
32:54
video and sent me their wishes and so on
32:58
um you know I haven't spoken to them
33:00
after that which you know I definitely
33:02
will place a call to them but um I will
33:05
say that after we lost e you know
33:08
educated rapper my wish was that we
33:11
would all bonded then you know we lost a
33:15
member let's continue the Legacy let's
33:17
do our thing and that didn't happen you
33:20
know what I mean and so you know the
33:23
fact that we were all at the service I
33:26
thought it would have happened then
33:28
um so here we are again right now
33:35
with you know they came together and did
33:37
this video I'm hoping that the result
33:38
isn't what happened after e where we did
33:40
absolutely nothing know so I'm gonna put
33:44
it out there I hope we can make a
33:46
difference this time around and
33:48
acknowledge that life is short that you
33:51
know whatever Pride whatever BS we're on
33:54
you know let's stop it we're not 17 18
33:57
old kids that we were we're grandparents
34:00
today like stop stop looking at this
34:02
grandfather and seeing this 17y old dude
34:05
I'm not him anymore and you're not him
34:08
anymore so let's behave like the elders
34:12
that we are and I hope that this scare
34:15
you know nudges us in in where we need
34:17
to be so I I I support what you're
34:20
saying and I hope it comes through I
34:22
hope it comes too I mean you know it's
34:24
you know it might just to take a picture
34:26
Mix Master ice
34:28
you know dark eyes Kango kid just you
34:31
know show us something man do it for the
34:33
fans and for no other reason but y'all
34:36
also leaving a couple of bags on the
34:38
table too because I know it's a lot of
34:39
folks that would love to see UT TFO
34:41
perform and whatever the the the thing
34:43
was between y it's none of our business
34:46
you know what I mean we've spoken about
34:47
it I'm sure they've said things here and
34:49
there listen we in the now I hopefully
34:51
that men could just kind of repent with
34:54
each other and move forward you just
34:57
said what I said you know I mean I'm
34:59
with you bro hopefully I know it's it's
35:02
easy for me to say it though I really
35:04
don't know the the inside inside they
35:06
might be like s you know you know but
35:09
like I said they appeared on the video
35:11
it it it was touching and um I hope we
35:14
continue on that path let's see what
35:16
happens but I do owe them a call so I
35:19
will you know reach out and say thank
35:21
you for that you know okay cool so on
35:24
let's see what happens therea it's been
35:26
said if you believe in fairy tales we
35:31
going there go be my fairy tale lover
35:34
let go there so let me let me we didn't
35:36
have this talk yet so did did we did you
35:38
and I talk about the show and what's
35:40
getting ready to happen with fairy tale
35:42
lover the new show for fairy tale lover
35:44
did we have that talk yet we ain't had
35:46
that talk we have not had this talk
35:48
about fairy tale lover what is this all
35:51
about all right so new show we are about
35:54
to film uh we're going to start shooting
35:56
in the summer show was called fairy tale
35:58
lover the definition of fairy tale lover
36:00
has changed what it is now is um I'm
36:04
sure there's someone you've watched on
36:05
television growing up saying man I would
36:07
love to meet her I would love to have a
36:10
day a moment with her well fairy tale
36:13
Lev will become that show where fans
36:16
that are you know that that have U I
36:19
guess focused on a particular heart Rob
36:22
will have the opportunity to compete for
36:25
that moment what will that moment be
36:27
that will be the moment that we all have
36:30
you know as we do what we do walk in
36:31
that red carpet um rubbing elbows with
36:34
our celebrity friends wearing outfit
36:36
sponsored by that Designer uh um
36:39
Paparazzi taking pictures I will be the
36:42
fairy tale lover for season one and
36:45
there will be uh x amount of women
36:48
competing for that opportunity to win
36:50
that prize and have that moment and uh
36:52
after season one I will be the host of
36:55
fairy tale lover and every season it'll
36:58
be a different fairy tale L Ralph tresan
37:01
Al be Shore Christopher Williams uh why
37:05
why just do it could be Cindy from
37:07
invogue CCE penniston Lisa Lisa H Barry
37:12
why not doesn't matter who come on man
37:15
how not a singer okay no any television
37:19
yo it could be the local weather girl if
37:22
she's the one that everyone is saying yo
37:24
I would love to meet her then she is
37:26
she's those individuals fairy tale lover
37:30
so our uh purpose our mission here is to
37:33
make a Fan's Fairy Tale come true and
37:37
have them have that moment with their
37:39
fairy tale lover and uh we start
37:42
shooting in the summer and I'm the
37:44
guinea pig I'll be your first fairy tale
37:46
lover I can't wait again as you know
37:49
sharing what what I just went through
37:51
and how my fans filled me up bro I look
37:54
forward to filling them up and you know
37:56
giving them that moment that they've
37:58
dreamt of because they've been our fans
38:00
they've been there for us for decades
38:02
and what a great way than bro yeah yeah
38:05
man I can't wa wait to watch it you know
38:07
rich nice is single too if you need a a
38:09
stand in for a fairy tale lover all
38:11
right let me say this let me say this it
38:13
doesn't have to be a single individual
38:16
you know what I mean because again it's
38:17
all about making that it's not a love
38:19
connection type of show so in other
38:21
words so let's say you know let's say
38:23
Big Daddy Kane who you know who who is
38:26
spoken for
38:27
um was chosen to be fairy tale lover his
38:30
job is to be there and have that fan
38:33
have that moment where she can walk the
38:35
carpet with him and just be just to make
38:37
that dream come true it's not a sexual
38:39
thing it's not a love connection thing
38:42
mind you if it is a single individual or
38:44
whatever and flies we letting the
38:48
cameras roll you know it go down okay if
38:50
it goes down it goes down this is for
38:53
the
38:54
fans see you see how I get pimped out
38:56
Kango about to be on the show going on
38:59
dates I'm about to be oh
39:02
man hey man do it man why not hey you go
39:05
have some real OG groupies too signing
39:08
up for that man they might be a little
39:10
tricky they might trick you out of your
39:11
relationship you don't know they've been
39:13
doing it for decades look man it's great
39:18
TV you might be in for more than you
39:20
know brother I love the concept I love
39:23
the concept I love the idea of re
39:25
Reinventing that song fairy tale lover
39:27
for those who don't know was like one of
39:29
the first love ballots of of Hip Hop you
39:32
know a lot of people know I need love
39:34
with LL Cool J and right but that wasn't
39:37
a that wasn't a a singing song it was
39:39
that wasn't a singing song he was
39:41
rapping in a slower Tempo wasn't singing
39:45
song that was that song so y'all was
39:47
kind of wanted to like y'all did so many
39:50
first and like you said it was at a time
39:52
where everything was still still fresh
39:54
and new and so I'm glad that like 30
39:57
plus years later we're able to talk
39:59
about this come on man and look at us we
40:01
looking good D yes sir yes
40:04
sir come on man come on I see what
40:07
you're doing with it baby come on I love
40:09
it hey Rich you wna ask you wna ask
40:11
Kango something yeah you know um we talk
40:14
about fairy tale lover just for the
40:15
record I was a little mad at y'all with
40:17
that because y'all had the girls and I
40:19
was just like you making it difficult
40:20
man because sorry bro my bad and you
40:23
know we we have some history I know
40:25
Kango from uh from the Disco fever uh we
40:28
participated in a in a competition uh
40:31
years ago when we were kids uh Prince
40:33
Mary D and the Fat Boys which were
40:35
called the Disco 3 at the time they were
40:38
in the competition did you know that the
40:40
bad boys were in that competition as
40:41
well no I didn't know that
40:45
yeah they were in that competition as
40:47
well disco fever yes sir they went on
40:50
early they went on earlier they didn't
40:51
stay till the end okay I didn't know
40:54
that yeah yeah so so recently um Kango
40:57
sent me a video uh uh that I got to
41:00
watch that I'm still watching and it was
41:02
very interesting because I noticed the
41:04
people who came out of that that was
41:06
successful with people who all kind of
41:08
interacted with each other that day uh
41:10
Prince Mary D had told me your good luck
41:13
and you know I told you guys that yo
41:15
that routine where you passed the mic
41:16
was dope but you chose a dangerous time
41:18
to do it in this competition yes sir
41:21
what was your interaction like with
41:22
Prince Mary D at the time because I know
41:24
after you guys created a long-term
41:26
friendship so so what was it like that
41:28
in that competition that day I'm talking
41:30
about
41:31
1983 uh in the Disco fevera that was the
41:35
seed planted for uh for both fat boys
41:39
and uto that day is where both our
41:42
careers spark uh coincidentally both
41:46
groups were from
41:47
Brooklyn and uh we went to the Bronx to
41:51
be part of this competition because it
41:53
was a it was a competition in which
41:55
groups from various Burrows were going
41:58
to perform and compete and represent
42:01
their B their burrow we missed the
42:04
Brooklyn
42:06
competition so we went to the Bronx to
42:09
get into this competition and both
42:12
Brooklyn acts went to the Bronx and won
42:15
in the Bronx so we went to Radio City
42:18
Music Hall to represent Bronx but we're
42:21
from Brooklyn all right and both those
42:23
Brooklyn acts won at Radio City Music h
42:27
fat boys won as the rap group and Doc
42:30
and I won as the
42:31
dancers and Houdini was in the audience
42:35
and saw me and Doc win that contest and
42:37
approached our manager and said you need
42:39
those kids to dance for us that's how
42:41
our career took off and fat boys won
42:44
their recording deal from that contest
42:47
so in terms of uh you know what was the
42:50
what was the conversation like between
42:52
Mark and I you Mark and I were basically
42:54
born in the music industry that same day
42:59
you know I mean so so you know our
43:01
relationship has always been you know
43:03
crazy because we both watched it
43:05
happened for each other at the same time
43:08
and we later joined them as a rap group
43:11
because you know we were dancing for
43:13
Houdini while they were doing their
43:15
things as you know as fat boys and then
43:17
later we got our recording deal and now
43:19
we're UTF the rap group with fat boys
43:22
the rap group you know what I mean so
43:24
you know it was always love between Mark
43:26
and I and uh I can't believe he's gone
43:29
bro yeah I can't believe X is gone I
43:31
mean you know these ain't cats that I
43:33
used to listen to their songs and admire
43:35
them from backstage or whatever these
43:37
are cats that I broke bread with you
43:40
know what I mean yeah and let's talk
43:42
about the early utfl because that day in
43:44
the Disco fever was a wasn't the same
43:47
lineup that the world was introduced to
43:49
I was introduced to a a different uto at
43:52
at that moment at that contest
43:57
of course myself Doc and KD cool duie
44:01
who later became a member of of whistle
44:05
so KD was in UTF we were call UFO at the
44:09
time right it was still it was still the
44:11
same name Untouchable Force organization
44:14
the reason why we added the t is a group
44:16
in Europe called UFO and so we had to
44:19
stick the T in there which I hate it I'm
44:21
like look un is not a word so why are we
44:24
saying
44:25
Untouchable I was vote
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I was outvoted
44:30
so TFO it is um but yeah cool duie ad
44:35
was in uto at that at that
44:39
time um well he he got a football
44:41
scholarship and uh decided to go you
44:44
know pursue his education instead of
44:47
being with the group and we supported
44:49
his decision man you know we ours was uh
44:52
you know we were we were we were
44:54
gambling doing this rap thing but he had
44:57
a Bonafide sure football scholarship to
45:01
college like bro go to college let's
45:03
talk about that for a second because you
45:05
know today I don't think people really
45:08
understand how much of a chance people
45:11
were taking to drop their life so to
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speak and pursue being a rapper because
45:16
you know rap wasn't popular in record
45:18
companies it wasn't the way of the music
45:20
of the world it wasn't even on radio
45:23
talk about that chance and that and that
45:25
criticism that early criticism well that
45:27
that criticism started with my parents
45:30
because my family's from Haiti they came
45:33
to America to give their children a
45:36
better way of
45:37
living so better way of living to them
45:41
is becoming a doctor a lawyer an
45:43
engineer something you know substantial
45:46
something that they can brag to their
45:47
friends about you know my son's a doctor
45:49
that whole thing so that chance wasn't
45:52
just what we're talking about in terms
45:54
of us taking a chance in the music
45:56
industry that chance was me you know uh
45:59
going against the grain with my family
46:02
where I'm saying I'm not going to do any
46:03
of that professional thing you you know
46:06
you want me to do I got this this uh
46:09
this
46:11
chance this opportunity to do this thing
46:14
that's never really been done and I want
46:16
to entertain that thing so so big risk
46:20
is taken you know on my part uh my mom
46:23
supported it for C you know in the
46:26
beginning because she watched me enjoy
46:27
music so she knew that you know that was
46:30
my thing my dad was pissed and you know
46:33
having my
46:41
mom mom supported my dad words on this
46:44
I'm washing my hands of this do your
46:46
thing and story with my dad my dad was a
46:50
cab
46:51
drive and um again he wasn't a fan of
46:55
this roxan roxan comes out it's blowing
46:57
up and he's still not a fan so one day
47:00
he comes home and he says to me you
47:02
won't believe what happened to him I was
47:03
like what happened he said I picked up a
47:05
passenger and your song came on the
47:07
radio and the passenger in the backseat
47:10
singing the song so I waited for the
47:12
song to end and I said you like that
47:13
song he said yeah man that's the hit he
47:16
said really that's my son get out of
47:19
here man I ain't your kid and he said no
47:21
I'm serious that's my son he said yeah
47:23
well if that's your kid what are you do
47:23
when driving the
47:25
cab and that's when it changed yo wow
47:29
that's when it changed he came home and
47:31
shared that story with me and from that
47:34
day he went from being my dad to being
47:36
my friend you know what I mean he was
47:39
supported he realized yo this is
47:42
something that I can brag to my friends
47:44
about you know my son's a Hip-Hop star
47:47
you know what I mean so so yeah it was a
47:49
big chance that was taken and uh you
47:52
know I'm happy that it worked you know
47:53
the way it did for us but you know that
47:55
wasn't the story for for everybody I
47:57
know a lot of cats was like yeah man I
47:59
had a demo tape too I was trying to make
48:01
it happen too you know everyone tried
48:03
this but not everybody made this was you
48:06
know definitely the survival of the
48:08
fittest for this one yeah it's easier to
48:10
get in the NBA at that
48:14
time what was the first um expensive
48:17
thing you bought for your parents once
48:19
they knew you were making money and um I
48:22
don't recall actually buying anything
48:24
for them what I would do is I gave them
48:27
all my money you I didn't have a bank I
48:30
didn't have a bank account I didn't have
48:32
anything every time I made D I just gave
48:34
it to them and they put it wherever they
48:37
needed to put it for me and held it and
48:40
so on so if they skimmed off so what
48:43
whatever it is you know what I mean so
48:44
it wasn't a situation to where I kept
48:46
dough and I'm buying gifts and I'm doing
48:47
all this every dime that I got gave it
48:50
to my mom and she took care of it for me
48:54
so yeah there would I I didn't have
48:56
access to it per se to go and purchase
48:59
my own thing it took a few years and
49:01
finally I said Ma you know can I have my
49:04
dough
49:07
now and and prior to that you know I
49:09
didn't even have to buy a car my dad had
49:11
his Cadillac Seville and he said look
49:13
why don't you just take over the
49:14
payments and I'll give you that so I'm
49:16
driving the hottest vehicle I'm doing
49:18
all this and so on and I'm
49:25
looking man on my door man at your worst
49:30
in terms of being a
49:35
womanizer hey Rich Kid you back the80s
49:40
dancing with the outfit on daning for
49:44
Houdini and a song called Rock sand come
49:48
on body blow
49:52
sway at the peak of your womanizing days
49:56
before you came
49:58
evolved how many how many women do you
50:01
think you was in you know you know
50:03
what's funny I've had that question
50:05
asked uh By Me by men and women like yo
50:09
how many and you know the answer is I
50:11
don't know that's the answer because it
50:14
was never anything where I kept account
50:17
or did
50:18
any you know the craziest thing I had
50:21
was my my phone book you know everyone
50:24
had a little black book but in terms of
50:26
the alphabets like how you would store
50:28
the names the the alphabet was used for
50:30
the city so if I go to C's because I'm
50:32
in Columbus Ohio or you know or
50:35
Charleston South Carolina so so my phone
50:38
book was set up by cities you know um I
50:42
couldn't tell you what the count was
50:45
um okay it was it was incredible and it
50:48
was absolutely uh they were generous
50:51
let's say that it wasn't a situation to
50:53
where I had to do anything it was people
50:56
would cool
50:57
like here this is yours I've saved this
50:59
for you and here you go did you you know
51:03
a lot of the this generation man you
51:05
gotta you know it's a lot of folks
51:07
getting robbed now because they having
51:08
relations men and women you know we go
51:10
to a different city it ain't your city
51:12
you hook up with somebody you wake up
51:14
your wallet and watch is gone that did
51:16
that ever happen to you no no we didn't
51:18
experience that you know I I guess they
51:20
got smarter after us all right but um
51:24
prior to that no there was no no
51:26
episodes no situations like that and you
51:29
know it was it was such an easier time
51:31
because even in terms of STDs it wasn't
51:34
what it was you know it wasn't no one
51:36
was dying from anything you caught back
51:39
then you know I mean it was one of those
51:40
go to the doctor like kumod was say go
51:43
to the doctor get that shot and so so
51:47
you know there was so many things that
51:48
we didn't worry about back then you know
51:51
things like even the meoo movement and
51:53
all these you know harassments and so
51:54
none of those things existed
51:57
back in mid 80s and into the 90s I would
52:00
say after the 90s it started with you
52:03
know all all all those things but they
52:05
should concerns didn't exist maybe they
52:08
should have been there then wait so what
52:11
city would you say was the wildest after
52:15
party or the wildest after set that you
52:18
remember um I would say I was most loved
52:23
on the west coast you know for whatever
52:26
reason I guess you know maybe it was the
52:28
Jerry curls you know I had my long Jerry
52:30
curls back then maybe that's what it was
52:32
you know um we would go to different
52:35
cities and it would always be a tossup
52:38
between me and Doc as to whose City it
52:40
is and in the beginning of the show
52:43
after we do our first introduction you
52:44
know the first song we'd introduce
52:46
ourselves individually and at that
52:48
moment is when you know who City it is
52:51
depending on how loud they screamed for
52:53
me or how loud they screamed for Doc you
52:55
know so
52:57
the West Coast I always had on loock you
53:00
know okay but look I was loved
53:04
everywhere bro one of 1985 heart throb
53:08
you know my pictures is on every chick's
53:11
wall I mean I've met chicks they said oh
53:13
my God I can't believe it so I'm here
53:15
with you your picture plased my whole
53:16
bedroom wall like wow magazine boy yeah
53:21
man word up right
53:23
on uh rap master
53:26
uh um yeah there was a few of them man I
53:29
miss those magazines right yeah man
53:32
really do those were cool um well look
53:36
man we could go on and on but I just
53:39
want to say God is great agreed indeed
53:42
all the time God we can sit here and
53:44
discuss this today after what you
53:46
endured with colon cancer yes sir the
53:50
responsible thing you beat it and now
53:51
you're being transparent about it you're
53:53
going to help save lives doing this
53:55
Kango kid I appreciate you for it um
53:59
stay the course we fairy tale lover TV
54:03
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54:06
asked everyone to send their videos to
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to submit uh to be part of this um but
54:11
hit me man I'd love to you know those
54:13
who who do not follow please begin
54:16
following yoang go on Instagram y n g o
54:21
l you know follow a brother all right I
54:25
mean thank you brother thank you man
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