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DUBCC - Tha Connection => West Coast Classics => Topic started by: Rud on July 05, 2008, 03:41:34 PM
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Exclusive Interview with Shock G (Part 2) - July 5, 2008 By : Jonathan Hay
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This is the second time I've spoken with Shock G in the form of an interview and I'm going to be honest: I really enjoy talking to him. Talking to Shock G, you can actually walk away with something from what he says…his words and descriptive thoughts resonate within. Shock G is food for the spirit -- and we are all starving for something different…something a little left field and outside the box.
In this second part of the exclusive Dubcnn interview, Shock G opens up all the way about so many things -- from his last surreal encounter with Tupac, secrets of Humpty Hump, cocaine, more history on Digital Underground, God, Amy Winehouse and publicity stunts.
Enough said. I bring you Shock Talk: The Second Edition, raw and uncut as ever. This interview is a must-read!!!
Shock Talk: The Second Edition
As always, leave your feedback in the forums, and stay tuned to Dubcnn for the latest on Shock G & Digital Underground.
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Shock shocks in this interview... :)
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i always felt he was a fag 8)
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I don't believe him. Pac wasn't living in the ATL in Aug. '96. Am I wrong??????
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Dope - great interview, gotta love Shock if you're a true Hip Hop head
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I don't like his music or his style but you gotta admit that he's sayng some interesting stuff in this interview, props 4 this!
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i always felt he was a fag 8)
why are you dissing everybody?is there an artist that you respect?besides eazy-e of course?
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Sure do, there's a whole story behind that. My final words with Pac happened at our final, mysterious & magical D.U. reunion/goodbye meeting; august 1996 @House of Blues on Sunset Strip in Hollywood California. On this one night, myself, Pac, and Money-B, all 3 discovered each other in the rear balcony against the wall - furthest back row seats in the house - at an LL Cool-J show that we each individually had attended on our own. Outkast had opened the show earlier. Neither of us knew that either of us were even in LA, much less at this show, so it was completely outta the clear blue. Tupac lived in Atlanta at the time, Money-B in Concord California, and myself Sacramento California. All 3 of us had snuck away from our individual entourages to get a clear undisturbed view of LLs' performance. In hindsight, it was uncanny how we one-by-one showed up way in the back in the general seating, a huge surprise, with huge smiles & hugs. The three of us chilled against the rear wall, dancing & singing along to LLs concert, just like old D.U. times. It was the first time the 3 of us chilled together in a while, and the last time I saw Tupac alive
second time i hear about that ll cool j concert, didnt pac have beef with ll at the time?wtf?i dont get it.
"ll cool j, say what?i rock your motherfucin bells".
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i always felt he was a fag 8)
why are you dissing everybody?is there an artist that you respect?besides eazy-e of course?
nah...fucc em all cuzz 8)
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Keep it coming!
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fuck amy winehouse!!!!!!!!!!
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fuck amy winehouse!!!!!!!!!!
Fuck Amy Winehouse and get two sex deceases instead of one!
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Thanks a lot for the interview, Rud. Shock G seems to be a really smart and cool man, haven't heard any songs with him for a while. Gonna hear some songs right now. 8)
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Didn't Tupac have beef/diss LL? why would be be at a LL concert?