MATH HOFFA My Expert Opinion Podcast: AZ

[mryounggun]

I saw this yesterday. I want to see the rest of that episode. It'll be interesting to see how they recovered from that assuming they were able to recover.

Also, did ya'll know he fired Esso and Hynaken from the show?

Didn't realize them niggas had issues until last week's JBP. Then I went back and noticed them niggas ain't been on around since the Yayo interview.

 

[Rickyrich]

Yeah, Bigga was wrong and was told he was wrong a couple of times. But he kept on going back to his same stance.


I hear they were fired but don't know the reason why.

That dude bigga hella wrong misquote pac

 

[The Lonious Monk]

Yeah, Bigga was wrong and was told he was wrong a couple of times. But he kept on going back to his same stance.


I hear they were fired but don't know the reason why.

Esso and Hynaken claim Math just signed a multi-million deal with Revolt and was cutting them out because he felt like he could do the show himself and didn't need to break bread with so many people.

Math says that he fired them because they broke their contract by starting up their own podcast behind the scenes and used their connections to his show to steal guests.

Who knows what the truth is.

 

[Rickyrich]

Ny ppl are mad slow . Pac never dissed yall he dissed niggas he has problems with. Ny ran wit that theory of pac hating ny . The nigga is from there, the whole outlawz is eastcoast . That shit never made sense .

 

[Big_Ev]

That dude bigga hella wrong misquote pac

What I notice about him is that he still feels a way about the West Coast. It was another interview awhile back he was talking about how N.W.A and others messed up Hip Hop.

 

[Big_Ev]

Ny ppl are mad slow . Pac never dissed yall he dissed niggas he has problems with. Ny ran wit that theory of pac hating ny . The nigga is from there, the whole outlawz is eastcoast . That shit never made sense .

Us on the east coast never felt that the Boot Camp was traitors. It's funny, In the comments, somebody said that Bigga never went at Treach like that. And he was Pac boy to the end.

 

[The Lonious Monk]

Ny ppl are mad slow . Pac never dissed yall he dissed niggas he has problems with. Ny ran wit that theory of pac hating ny . The nigga is from there, the whole outlawz is eastcoast . That shit never made sense .

What's funny is that they are mad over Hit Em Up, talking about he was talking to all of NY. The nigga made a point in the song to specify that he wasn't talking to all of NYC. Like he literally named exactly who he was talking to.

Now when I came out I told you it was just about Biggie
Then everybody had to open their mouth
With a motherfuckin' opinion
Well, this is how we gonna do this: fuck Mobb Deep! Fuck Biggie!
Fuck Bad Boy as a staff, record label, and as a motherfuckin' crew!
And if you wanna be down with Bad Boy, then fuck you too!
Chino XL, fuck you too!
All you motherfuckers, fuck you too!

 

[BlackRain]

Tony Yayo & Uncle Murda Episode # 133

Yayo made an ass of himself. Nigga done tricked himself into thinking because he rolling with 50 ain't no racism overseas. He sounded like a clown a good portion of this

 

[Big_Ev]

Yayo made an ass of himself. Nigga done tricked himself into thinking because he rolling with 50 ain't no racism overseas. He sounded like a clown a good portion of this

I couldn't watch the whole thing. Yayo was getting on my nerves after awhile .

 

[The Lonious Monk]

Yayo made an ass of himself. Nigga done tricked himself into thinking because he rolling with 50 ain't no racism overseas. He sounded like a clown a good portion of this

I don't think it's that. I think the problem is that those dudes are celebrities and have money, so when they go overseas, they are above a lot of that homegrown racism. You see that a lot. If you ever heard Stephan Marbury talk about his experience in China, you would never think that anti-blackness is as ingrained in Chinese culture as it actually is. The same thing goes for Roy Jones and Russia. These dudes are just out of touch with the reality of how shit is for black people on that "average everyday man" type level.

 

[BlackRain]

I don't think it's that. I think the problem is that those dudes are celebrities and have money, so when they go overseas, they are above a lot of that homegrown racism. You see that a lot. If you ever heard Stephan Marbury talk about his experience in China, you would never think that anti-blackness is as ingrained in Chinese culture as it actually is. The same thing goes for Roy Jones and Russia. These dudes are just out of touch with the reality of how shit is for black people on that "average everyday man" type level.

Oh I know that. Money shields people from alot but you could just hear the lack of actual knowledge when he was talking. Like he think just because he had caviar pancakes they won't call him nigger and remind him he's still a Black man. That and his general annoyance at being asked questions...during an interview. Why even show up if you gonna get annoyed at every question being asked that don't let him dickride 50 for an answer

 

[Victory_Kid]

Ayo, what happened with Esso, Heineken, and SpaceGhost?

 

[DMorgan]

I usually fuck with the old head when he make his little comments but he was all the way trippin with the shit he was on. He still over emotional about some shit he was told he was wrong about. Just cause you was young and dumb and ready to go to war over some shit that wasn't your business don't make your point or emotions valid.

 

[Mr.LV]

Ayo, what happened with Esso, Heineken, and SpaceGhost?

 

[Big_Ev]

I usually fuck with the old head when he make his little comments but he was all the way trippin with the shit he was on. He still over emotional about some shit he was told he was wrong about. Just cause you was young and dumb and ready to go to war over some shit that wasn't your business don't make your point or emotions valid.

But I like how Tek had Steele's back the whole time. Them with the whole Boot Camp was with Tupac, so they would know what Tupac was on during that time. And remember, they had to go through some shit with Suge because they were hanging with Pac.

 

[DMorgan]

But I like how Tek had Steele's back the whole time. Them with the whole Boot Camp was with Tupac, so they would know what Tupac was on during that time. And remember, they had to go through some shit with Suge because they were hanging with Pac.

No question I liked how he let them both get their shit off. Probably cause he knew he wasn't going to be as diplomatic about it. You can tell he has had the conversation one too many times especially with a nigga speaking that aggressively.

 

[Word....Life]

I read an interview years ago where Tek said tha only reason he started rapping was to protect Steele…Bigga almost saw that shit for himself on this episode lol

Tek always been one of my favorite niggaz in hip-hop…seems authentic all tha time

 

[The Lonious Monk]

I usually fuck with the old head when he make his little comments but he was all the way trippin with the shit he was on. He still over emotional about some shit he was told he was wrong about. Just cause you was young and dumb and ready to go to war over some shit that wasn't your business don't make your point or emotions valid.

I get so tired of loud and wrong niggas. lol

 

[Big_Ev]

I read an interview years ago where Tek said tha only reason he started rapping was to protect Steele…Bigga almost saw that shit for himself on this episode lol

Tek always been one of my favorite niggaz in hip-hop…seems authentic all tha time

True. He knows that Steele can hold his own. But at the end of the day, that's his brother and he is going to protect him.

 

[The Lonious Monk]

I read an interview years ago where Tek said tha only reason he started rapping was to protect Steele…Bigga almost saw that shit for himself on this episode lol

Tek always been one of my favorite niggaz in hip-hop…seems authentic all tha time

S&W is in my top 5 rap duos.