Jul 11, 2026 · 51 min · 13 segments
Quake discusses Bone Thugs N Harmony being honored with Walk Of Fame star, Lil Durk’s attempting to split murder charges shut down by Feds, 50 Cent losing bid to quickly win lawsuit against ex…
One thing I want to talk about immediately is Bone Thugs-N-Harmony.
I mean, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony is arguably one of the best hip-hop groups, and they've revolutionized the flow that eventually Migos ended up using, and then they called it the Migos flow, and what else? The rapping and singing, I felt like they were the early ones to do that as well.
What's funny is I remember having a conversation with a millionaire because I talked to him when we did our little brand deal that I had.
And he was nice enough to let me talk to him for like basically an hour, man.
We're just talking hip hop.
We're talking cool stuff.
And I was like, man, chameleon.
I really love when you rap and sing.
And I just remember him saying like, Nah, man, I don't even do that.
I don't even do that.
Like, I don't do that good at all.
He's like, but me? He was like, nah, that ain't my cup of tea.
But I was like, bro, you do that, like, well, when you have.
Like, there's a record, I think on Mixtape Messiah 5, I want to say.
Let me see.
I'm actually going to check my phone now so you guys can actually listen to it.
I might actually play it on the mic right here because I don't think it's copyrighted.
But on that record towards the end, he has this like cool harmonizing thing that he does.
And I'm like, damn, I wish this would have extended on the actual track, you know? So let me see.
I'm going to see if I can find this right here.
Might be this one.
My life.
Yeah.
One thing I want to talk about immediately is Bone Thugs-N-Harmony.
I mean, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony is arguably one of the best hip-hop groups, and they've revolutionized the flow that eventually Migos ended up using, and then they called it the Migos flow, and what else? The rapping and singing, I felt like they were the early ones to do that as well.
What's funny is I remember having a conversation with a millionaire because I talked to him when we did our little brand deal that I had.
And he was nice enough to let me talk to him for like basically an hour, man.
We're just talking hip hop.
We're talking cool stuff.
And I was like, man, chameleon.
I really love when you rap and sing.
And I just remember him saying like, Nah, man, I don't even do that.
I don't even do that.
Like, I don't do that good at all.
He's like, but me? He was like, nah, that ain't my cup of tea.
But I was like, bro, you do that, like, well, when you have.
Like, there's a record, I think on Mixtape Messiah 5, I want to say.
Let me see.
I'm actually going to check my phone now so you guys can actually listen to it.
I might actually play it on the mic right here because I don't think it's copyrighted.
But on that record towards the end, he has this like cool harmonizing thing that he does.
And I'm like, damn, I wish this would have extended on the actual track, you know? So let me see.
I'm going to see if I can find this right here.
Might be this one.
My life.
Yeah.
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