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Crucial Conflict

Crucial Conflict

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Search complete. 11 mentions across 5 episodes found for "Crucial Conflict".

Oct 10, 2026

HaydenHOST
86:56
We need to do, I mean, what is our obsession with that nigga, man? You got excited there for a minute, I see.
HaydenHOST
87:02
I know, right? I mean, you know they brought Crucial Conflict up now.
HaydenHOST
87:08
Crucial Conflict is starting to get their roses.
HaydenHOST
87:10
They like, I mean, like all the white DJs are like going crazy over Crucial Conflict.
ToneHOST
87:14
Oh, they never heard that smoking on that hay?
HaydenHOST
87:17
No, they heard it.

46 MINS LATER

ToneHOST
133:40
Cause he got the whole, cause I'm trapped in the closet.
ToneHOST
133:44
He got like what? Eight, nine, 15 of them motherfuckers right there.
John KizzyHOST
22:52
And Do or Die.
John KizzyHOST
22:53
And, uh, Crucial Conflict, and even Busta Rhymes.
Ray RayHOST
22:57
Even Jay-Z when he started.
John KizzyHOST
22:58
[laughs] Oh, yeah.
speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:53
It's corrupt, young Gotti.
speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:57
What's up, Orangey? It's my homeboy, huh? With my niggas, Crucial Conflict, huh? Chillin', huh? Bumpin', puffin' on a little bit of that
Warren GSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
11:08
hat.
Warren GSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
11:11
dollars make sense, it's all incorporated, I'ma get it all, since BG I done did it all, was in it all, when I first fucked I was in it raw, couple totes, alcohol, got everything I need, Hennessy and weed, since my arrival, based on this modern day survival, everything is technicality, everything Everything based on reality, so how do I get paid? All these slicks nowadays, they won't be laid Dropped and plagued, a.k.a.
DogStar

DogStar

DogStar - MaLLy

Sep 25 · 1 Mention

MallyGUEST
10:41
So obviously Tupac falls into that category, big, big Tupac fan.
MallyGUEST
10:50
Yeah, so, and then obviously the Midwest, there was Crucial Conflict, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, there was Twista, and then obviously like my uncle, one of my uncles was big into the down south movement at the time and to rap a lot of records, so he was big into Scarface, T-Lug,
MallySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
11:08
Kingpin, Skinny Pimp, 8 Ballin'
MallyGUEST
11:10
MJG, UGK, So he was into all of that.
Phil LindseyHOST
33:34
He reached levels of success early on that a lot of hip-hop, uh, in this city did not see.
Phil LindseyHOST
33:39
And I mean, and you could say the same thing for, like, Crucial Conflict.
Phil LindseyHOST
33:42
Crucial Conflict was on-
Righteous RegHOST
33:44
Mm-hmm
Phil LindseyHOST
33:44
... 106 & Park at a time where Chicago rappers did not reach that level of acclaim.

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