Spice1 Shares Crazy 2Pac Stories, Spazzes on Akademiks & More
Spice1 shares legendary stories with T-Rell, accompanied by his boy Ginx.
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00:00 Intro
1:16 - Working on his w**d strains “Goon K*sh” and his clothing line
2:55 - Spice1 blows up responding to Akademiks comments that old rappers are dusty
5:00 - Getting sh*t outside of his parents' house
7:50 - Spice1 on being close with Tupac and reacting to Wack100’s g** accusations
9:45 - Spice1 explains Tupac’s energy and encourages everyone to maintain that mindset
11:01 - Spice1 explains why you couldn’t be a fake one back then
12:39 - Not naming names of rappers that got slapped up back in the day
13:26 - Staying relevant by mixing comedy and his other persona
14:26 - Spice1 spits his legendary Michael Jackson remix “Street General”
18:09 - Overcoming struggles after getting out of his deal, being homeless, sleeping in his car with his platinum plaques
22:10 - Bumping into Ice T while pulling up on Jive Records. Ended up recording a whole album at his house
24:07 - Being upset with E-40 and other industry friends for not reaching out when he was broke
25:28 - Spice1 on gangster rappers’ lyrics being used during cases
33:28 - Being born in Texas. Finding out Scarface was his cousin
34:58 - Spice1 on how the Bay felt after Tupac abandoned them for LA. Moving around LA with Tupac
42:40 - Spice1 was supposed to be on “All Eyez On Me”
44:18 - Hearing Tupac blame Bad Boy for getting him sh*t in New York
45:15 - Spice1 on getting sh*t by jackboys and the effects that has on your brain and body
48:00 - Being ready to ride for Tupac after he got shot
51:25 - Spice1 says Lil Cease still needs to clear up his story of what happened the night Tupac got sh*t
53:15 - Spice1 recounts the day Tupac was k*lled and regrets not going with him to Vegas
56:20 - Never telling Tupac to tone down. Spice1 does his impression of a turnt-up Tupac telling the driver to run a red light
1:00:13 - Always wanted to get the chance to work with Dr. Dre and Ice Cube
1:04:11 - Spice1 tells DJ Quik to drop the songs they have together
1:06:52 - Spice1 says Tupac was trying to show everyone the consequences of being a real one
1:12:08 - Spice1 lists his top 5 greatest artists of all time
1:17:52 - Spice1 on his current favorite artists from the Bay
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