Chapter 1: What is the history of De La Soul?
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Chapter 2: How did De La Soul influence hip-hop culture?
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Chapter 3: What challenges did De La Soul face with their label?
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Chapter 4: How does De La Soul feel about their new project with Mass Appeal?
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Today we are joined by Hip Hop Royalty. I mean that in every sense of the word. Grew up listening to these guys. Now, some people just say Hip Hop Royalty just to say it as an intro.
It's a little different.
No, no, no, listen, man.
It's a little different.
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Chapter 5: What is the significance of sampling in De La Soul's music?
I ran home off the school bus to watch video music by VJ Ralph McDaniels. Legend. To catch these guys, see the video. I needed to see what they was wearing. I wanted to see the haircuts they had. I was like all the way in that mode with this group. I'm a little older than you. That is true. You know, you wasn't really outside like that. But today we are joined by the legendary De La Soul.
What is this?
Absolutely. We are very honored and privileged to have you. You have no idea what this means to us that you guys came up here, man.
Chapter 6: How does De La Soul view the current state of hip-hop?
Thank you, brother. This is incredible. This is one of those moments where I'm like, damn. I'm talking to De La Soul. What the fuck am I doing? They hit our group chat where we talk about guests and everything, and they had the nerve to ask, do you guys want De La on? It's like, why would you ask some dumbass question like that? You're supposed to just tell us when they're there.
What time would they be there? What time do we need to be there for them? But gentlemen, it is a pleasure. First of all, rest in peace to True Boy. No doubt. Thank you. Got to start there.
Chapter 7: What legacy did Dave from De La Soul leave behind?
Thank you. But yes...
You have a new album coming. We'll get to all of that. But I want to start from the beginning, man. Like I said, watching you guys growing up in New York City. I'm from the Bronx and getting to see the videos.
And, you know, that's how we kind of understood, you know, the fashion.
And when I was a kid, we saw what y'all were wearing and the things that y'all were saying. How does it feel now? Looking back at all of the things that y'all have accomplished in the culture, the people that y'all have influenced, the artists y'all have influenced.
How does it feel looking back on it? Like, damn, like.
we accomplished so much and what feels like it's not it doesn't feel like it was a long time but it has been a while but how does it look how does it feel to look back at that like damn we said we started out saying we wanted to do this years later look at everything we accomplished first you go wow where did the time go yeah yeah and um the other part
Really don't think about it until people like yourselves say something and then it's that moment of reflection like, damn, wow, you did some shit.
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Chapter 8: How does De La Soul maintain their brotherhood after decades?
You know what I mean? It's a blessing. I'm thankful, you know. Back then, I had no idea that what we are all involved with would be as big as it is today, you know, and to still be a significant part of the fabric. It's just... God's gift, you know what I mean? How did Native Tongues exactly come together in that era?
Because if I were to paint a family tree of all the music that I love, it would probably be inspired by y'all, Queen Latifah, Leaders of the New School, Tribe. That family tree, if you made it, you could put damn near every artist that I love under that family tree. What was in the water at that time? How did y'all even all connect...
Tifa being from Jersey, Tribe being from Queens, Legion New School in Brooklyn, you guys in Long Island. How did that collection even come together? It started from...
us and jungle being on the same show we obviously knew who they were they had already had what jim broski out and doing what they were doing broski yeah and um so by the time we had our first single and whatever out and running around doing little shows we got on the show together we rocked together we we started talking and you know And that era, it was always that easy.
Like, yo, man, pleasure to meet you. We love what you're doing. Yo, come by the studio. And cats would come by. Us being around Paul, that's how we met. Milk and Giz or Light, same way. So it was like high school, honestly. And then you just start getting into your little cliques in high school. But everyone was really friendly with each other. So Jungle came through, met up with us.
You know, or even at Queens Day. Queens Day was when we met Trap. We met, yeah, Tip Rollup, his little voice, like, yo, pass me in, you know, Q-Tip. And we was like, all right. And so we just all... It's so funny how those things happen. Yeah. There's no social media. Nah. This is literally, you have to be in these spaces to meet each other. Yeah, to meet each other.
And then, you know, like, you know, I know what it is now when rappers in the same room, it's that weird thing where...
You know who each other are. You've never met. Met, yeah. But you don't want to say what's up first because it's like, yo, what if I extend my hand and he ain't as welcoming? Yeah, that has happened. You know what I mean? It's kind of like, yo, I fuck with him. I never met him. Do I go over there and say what's up? That has happened and I vowed I would never be like that. Okay.
And that has happened, you know, where you, you know, you want to introduce yourself to some of your favorites, you know? Yeah, yeah. And you kind of, honored to be a part of this fabric, this fraternity now. And you get kind of played or sunned or something like that.
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