I'm a student of the game I watched the veterans like my Uncle AKA (Grand Master Swift) as well as all of the great Hip-Hop Pioneers, of the late 70's, 80's & the 90's Hip-Hop aka the feel good era of our music culture, but in general my influences are from the likes of NaS, Jay-Z, Mobb Deep, RZA,
Hi-Tek, (R.I.P Notorious B.I.G), Dr.Dre, DJ Premier, LargePro, Main Source, Marley Marl, Biz Markie, Big Pun (R.I.P), (R.I.P Big L), The Lost Boyz (R.I.P Freeky Tah), (R.I.P J-Dilla), The Juice Crew, The Roots, Pete Rock, M.O.P,
My Nigga Hill (On The Straight Live Music Tip), Havoc, Lil Fame, Scarface, EPMD, DJ Scratch, NWA (R.I.P Eazy-E), X-Clan (R.I.P Professor X), KRS-One,
(R.I.P Scott La Rock), Public Enemy, RUN-DMC (R.I.P JMJ), Mc Lyte,
R.I.P. 2pac), Audio Two, Eric B. & Rakim, Fab 5 Freddie (Yo MTV Raps), Ralph Mc Daniels (Video Music Box) L.L. Cool J, KooL G. Rap, Masta Ace
Big Daddy Kane, Leaders of the new school, A Tribe Called Quest as well as all of the Queens Music Artist that have inspired me to be a part of this culture of music that we created called hip-hop. I can't forget cats like Diggidy Das Efx, Leaders Of The New School, Slick Rick, Wu-Tang Clan
DJ Ike Love, DJ Grand Master Vic, Dirty Harry, Boo Da Barber, Mister Rello & Jadel, DJ Dogg Time, DJ JOJ, DJ Clue, DJ S&S, Ron G, etc...(The Golden Age Of Mixtape DJ's) not these Mp3 downloading cats that spin the same old same everyday hour after hour, I'm tryin to carry the torch and stay focused on the big picture, and thats hip-hop music, my dime piece that I will love until the day I drop or the world ends! Don't get it twisted ladies I luv yall too, but you gotta pay like you weigh!
