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As we continue on, recipes Frank Jigge.

You know, I'm saying the people's party, that's right.

Today we are still in New York City at the legendary blue note.

We've been having a good time.

Thank you for everybody who's been following the movement word is born.

Of course, today we're still going to do the deep dives on a New York City artist because, you know, we was in LA for a long time.

And we didn't get a lot of New York City artists.

So today's guest represents New York City hip-hop to the fullest, but not just New York City hip-hop, the world of hip-hop in general.

Our guest today is one of the most renowned iconic figures in music.

He's not just a big influence on me.

He's a huge influence on the whole culture.

He is one half of the legendary hip-hop dual mob deep.

He is consistently ranked as one of the top best hip-hop producers of all time.

But let's not let that over the shattered effect that he's an incredible lyricist.

He set the bar with his beats and his lyrics and turns out how New York City is supposed to sound.

With mob deep, he's giving us an unparalleled run of albums that include juvenile hell, the infamous hell of earth, murder music, infamy America's nightmare, blood money, the infamous mob deep word is born.

As a solo artist, we got the Kush hidden files 13, the silent partner with alchemists in a name of prodigy with the homie Fleet Lord, extreme measures, dark low,

future of the streets were nice to future and a new joint with my man, Styles P.

He has iconic tracks with Jada Kiss, notorious B.I.G.

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