Posted April 13, 2013 02:30:00 PM CDT | 8 comments
DJ Premier of Gang Starr says he has thrown wild parties with Tupac before fame and described Jay - z as a hard worker.DJ Premier recently explained how connected Hip Hop artists can be. In an interview with experienced A & R Jeff Sledge to Al Lindstrom, Prime Minister described his friendship with Tupac and his observations on the ethics of the work of Jay - Z.
"We knew before cap it has spread", explained the producer of Gang Starr. "We knew that him when he was going through his drama and we stayed very close friends."
"We were really there, in their home, throw wild parties." Until Pac even dropped [1992] "Trapped", we were hanging out with cap like that, "he added.
The Prime Minister also recalled an experience where Tupac used the crowd to protest when it has not received payment for a show. According to the Prime Minister, Pac continued saying stage, "Yo, they ain't got my mothafuckin' money and I want y ' All to tear this place right now!"
The Prime Minister also shared memories of watching Jay - Z in the studio. He recalled seeing Jay go with too short session to "A week Ago" at a session with him to 1,000001 million issues "(Remix)," running back and forth between shots. ""
"Its success is well deserved," the Prime Minister said in the interview. "He busts his ass. ''
More talk of the Prime Minister with the sledge is available below.
DJ Premier has worked with Jay - Z on the aforementioned song, but he also produced other songs for Hova including "Of Evils," "Friend or foe" and "So Ghetto."
In 2010, Greg Nice spoke Jake Paine of HipHopDX a collaboration between Tupac and DJ Premier.
'Yes,' he says, confirming their collaboration. "And [DJ Premier] liked [Tupac] too well. '' To the point where it's all he talks about. »
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