Chapter 993

What kind of special report? This is an excellent documentary with neat structure and clear logic.

The former New York Times reporter Bigelow collated a large number of detailed information, old photos and police bulletins. During field visits throughout the country, he also interviewed some early rappers. He smoothly described the whole story of the "battle of the bridge" completely and clearly.

"I was sitting here, Scott Larock was shot in that position, about ten meters away from me, OMG In retrospect, it's like what happened yesterday. "

An old black man turned his back to the camera and did not show his face: "in the 1980s, he and KRS one were partners. He was popular on the streets of Brooklyn, and people around him knew him."

It's not difficult to interview small stars, just give them money, but it's not easy to go deep into the black neighborhoods to find out those who have witnessed them. Gangs have always resisted the investigation of cases involving their own territory, especially Bigelow, who is still an elite white man.

With historical photos and voice over, Bigelow explains the whole story of the battle of the bridge, from the neat editing of the dilapidated streets of Brooklyn, New York, to the west coast, the streetscape of Los Angeles, and the background music from New York's old style rap to Derry's iconic gangster Fangke.

The camera cuts back to the room. An old West Coast rapper, who was famous in the 1980s, is lying on the sofa. Judging from the beautiful and tidy interior furnishings, this guy is "ashore." he said, "fighting, shooting, peddling, abusing violence police officers, and poverty. We grew up in this kind of block, and we can sing what our life is like."

"Why do they have to make friends with each other

"Ha ha..."

The old man laughed, "think about it. The children coming out of this environment are at the age of no one's account. Suddenly, wow, they can meet crazy fans when they go out to buy a pack of cigarettes. It happens that they have a lot of cash to spend All kinds of interesting and flattering people come and go around. It's the hell if you don't get lost! Just like I used to think I was the king of the block. If someone dares to attack me, seriously, I don't think it's a big deal to teach each other a lesson. "

"Lesson?" Bigelow asked, "beef?"

"Yeah, diss each other, but things tend to get out of control. DJs, fans, and even the people around you don't want to see you flinch, because they don't want to idolize a soft guy. So... " The old man said half of what he said.

"Talk about NWA, big e."

Bigelow did not ask, but went into the next link, the gang background of big e, the history of his fortune, the lame gangs in Compton, and the subsequent infighting of NWA.

"Let me see." The old man recalled, "that was In 1988? "

During that time, the topic of love and resentment of Eugene Kuiper and others was like that.

There are also a series of pictures, voiceover by Bigelow himself.

Naturally, there is the first red white rap Singer: vanilla ice. Sugenet was mentioned for the first time. He earned his first pot of gold by threatening vanilla ice with violence. He was still Compton, but this time, the gangs who made the limelight were red blood.

"It's rumored that big e told people before he died that it was sugenet who forced him to give up the contract of Derry and others with guns and clubs. West Coast Rap completed the handover in this violent way, from heartless records to today's death row."

Bigpiero concluded.

After this short passage, the big word "90s" appears in the center of the picture with the Chicago city skyline as the background, and the soundtrack is naturally a second-hand shop.

"Dudu, Dudu, Dudu, Dudu, Dudu..."

Old Morgan's brainwashing Saxophone accompanies, old Joe's chorus, and then little Lori's rap, the clean diction and cheerful style of the second-hand shop instantly banished the anger and anger of the disco songs of the old-fashioned rap and NWA infighting.

"In the early 1990s, two young people were born here, which changed the hip-hop music landscape forever. Let people know, in addition to the East and west coasts, the Midwest, Chicago. "

Bigelow strolled through the streets of South City. "They are Lori II and aplus!"

"We like them both. There is no violence in the lyrics. They are humorous and have a much more positive attitude towards life..."

A former SBK executive told the camera, "I remember we had vanilla ice at that time, and soon noticed that they were similar in style, so We signed little Lori into the SBK family. At that time, our concept was: rap music can also make people feel relaxed and pleasant, and it doesn't need to be associated with street violence and crime. We like little Lori. He has a sunny and healthy personal image and plays the guitar very well... "

There is a large poster behind the senior executive, which is a snapshot of the interview when little Lori just became famous. He gestured to the camera arrogantly. Song Ya saw that he was also in the mirror, and stood behind him, looking like the class.

In fact, in this photo, I and little Lori, the reporter at that time, were both photographed very well, which may be the reason why they were selected and made into posters by SBK."Is that true? I'm going to say that SBK has lost sight... " Bigelow said.

"In the early 1990s, Gd was one of the most powerful black gangs in rice

"I know there are more lame and bloody people, but we are more united. They are less powerful than we are. The gap between us is like a snack shop and a chain store... "

The front photos of song Ya and little Lori are presented side by side as matching pictures. Fergie and William Adams, who watch TV with themselves in the rest room, all laugh. This one is supposed to be a student ID photo from his time of studying in the decadent public high school in Nancheng. It is still very green, with rustic clothes and eyes.

"Again! Again! Again Song Ya also spread out his hands, turned his eyes to make complaints about the TV.

Everyone at the scene laughed.

Ansuzi's people laugh very reluctantly. After Xiao Lori's death, there are many reports about him. This part of the gossip has been dug up and it is not harmful to him. Song Ya knows that the people of anshuzi will not worry about these contents, and there must be other "fierce materials" behind.

As far as this documentary is concerned, it will take more than a year to collect the background information. It will take months and money to organize a professional team to travel all over the country for interviews and shooting. It is certainly not that simple.

With a smile on his face, he continued to look.

"Little Lori and aplus are GD people, and everyone here knows it. Little Lori's father had a high status in GD before his death... " The GD Gang, who didn't know where he came from.

The picture changes to the prison photo of little Lori's father. The people in the picture are somewhat similar to little Lori. The photo should be very young. Song Ya has never seen this material before.

"Aplus is also GD?" Asked Bigelow.

"Of course, he and little Lori were childhood friends, and they always hang out together before they became famous..."

The gang replied, "of course, little Lori has a higher status. I don't mean that he became famous earlier. No, he has a higher status in the gang. Do you understand what I mean?"

"Because of his father?"

"Yes, his father died of a gang fight."

It's a cliche. Anyway, little Lori is dead, so it's nothing more than talking about his GD background.

But the documentary is fast-paced. "SBK thinks they've signed high-quality idols, but little Lori and even aplus have let them down. In 1990, they almost went back and forth to the east coast, New York, the center of the record industry, to develop their business... "

With bigpiero's voice over, the picture changes to a picture of little Lori ordering the muffler to brag about his father in the street. "They have never been the good card in SBK's wishful thinking. They, especially little Lori, are violent and provocative, and never bow down to the streets of New York, because behind them are the most powerful gangs at that time GD。”

"After a series of clashes between Chicago people and local New York rappers, the biggest murder in rap history, the Harlem nightclub shooting, happened..."

Song Ya heard his own voice in the noisy night club voices and music. It was the Sinaloa excerpt from the battle with k-ci at that time. The sound track seems to have been specially processed and is the clearest so far.

"With that 30 (a pistol caliber) in your face, like, what's in your spot?"

once again, the picture is completely black, and only the lyrics that pop up synchronously with your own pop-up pea like singing have a unique visual impact.

It is also noted that the original sound comes from aplus.

Song Ya Nao scratched his head and looked at the rest of the rest room. Everyone did not speak and listened in silence.

"Long live the GD! For little Lori! "

Someone suddenly called out, it was Sinaloa, "dadadada..." The gunshot was accompanied by people's screams and cries, and then stopped abruptly.

The small screen shows photos of k-ci and other dead people who died on the spot. "You can't compromise or bow your head. In the world of rap, the so-called" soft guy "will be greatly despised..."

Bigelow quickly skimmed over the details of the case again. He began to elaborate coldly on the era, social background, rap culture and so on. Finally, he said: "Sinaloa, the murderer, died soon. So far, there is no conclusive evidence that he played any role in the shooting case in the Harlem nightclub, but he has paid the price of his life."

"Do you think little Lori died of revenge from New Yorkers?" Bigelow asked the former GD gang member.

"Haha, I don't know, new Yorker? Emm……”

The gang sneered at it vaguely, and then said, "I'd rather believe in another statement. One day, little Lori and aplus had a big fight, and they were shot that night. They were fighting very hard in Chicago

"Aren't they good brothers?" Asked Bigelow."No longer. Lori claims to be rapgod and has written several disaplus songs."

The crowd replied, "aplus is not happy. He thinks he is the king of rap in Chicago."

"And there can only be one king, right?"

"Ha ha, of course."

“WTF！？ This is a fake bandit. " Song Ya pointed to the gang members who did not even dare to show their faces on TV and said, "this m-fxxk must be an extra for them!"

"Yes, I don't think so."

"The choice of words and sentences is not like gang members..."

"Just a reader."

People in the lounge nodded in response.

This is not from Sinaloa all the way to the murder of the FBI detective. The management of the prison where little Lori died can't get any concrete evidence of his behind the scenes instruction. Vik McGee, Peter flock, Underwood, the current commander in chief, ha ha, lead a string.

If you have the courage to check, in order to dirty my hand, go to check the bottom!

"Singers are fighting for each other's morale and risking their lives. DJs, the media and the audience also like to watch and talk about this kind of news. This is the growing crime and punishment in rap circles since the 1980s, and this situation continues today."

Bigelow also deliberately uses his "memorial" song, dead and gone, as background music to satirize him. He does not have the courage to continue to dig deep into it, just to hide his emotions.

After a brief introduction of Sinaloa's subsequent Compton radio shooting, as well as the background, resentment, and competitive relationship between Sinaloa, sugnette and others, the documentary enters the next section.

Or the next era.

The era of the East West Coast war.

The soundtrack has quietly become hit'emup of 2pac.

"Boring!"

In this era, he is a pure supporting role. Song Ya is too lazy to look at irrelevant plots again. He hides in the bathroom with his mobile phone and finds out Goodman's number from the missed call and dials it back.

Combined with the suicide of Antonio, the key witness of the eavesdropping case, he felt that it was very much like motura's handwriting. The guy started again. In the last struggle, he manipulated the media and talked highly about the death of little Lori. There was no progress or innovation.

What can you do to me with the same old way?

"We have to take this seriously, aplus." "Very careful," Goodman said

"Ha! Nothing? We've seen a lot of conspiracy theories like this, and they don't do me any harm. " Song Ya laughs.

Goodman was serious: "I don't advise you to think so."

"What? It's been a long time since little Lori died Song Ya asked, "I don't think there's anything new this time."

"Little Lori? no It's 2pac! "

"And aplus, take care of your garbage, jazzy, foxybrown..."

Song Ya returned to the lounge with a gloomy face. The background music hit'emup played in this documentary turned out to be an early radio version that 2pac scolded himself into.

"You were there, weren't you?" Bigelow asked a woman with her back to the camera, who was still invisible and whose voice had been altered.

"Yes, aplus's ex-wife, er, Maria Kelly had a party at that time, so we went."

"The woman replied," aplus happened to be there. He went to see their children. "

"What's his reaction?" Asked Bigelow.

"He said he was going to kill 2pac."

"That's what I said?"

"Er The original saying is "that guy is looking for death." yes, I can't hear it wrong. After listening to 2pac, he was very angry. His face was hard to see and frighten at that time The woman replied.

Sonya feels that Fergie and William Adams are quietly peeking at themselves, "shxt! It's none of my fuckin 'business? "He angrily pointed to the TV set. He really killed all of them. It's OK. On the contrary, he will be wronged at the crucial moment?

"I'm not suggesting that aplus was behind the death of 2pac. His personal image is very good, very good."

Bigelow told the camera calmly, "what I want to say is that" that guy is looking for death "is probably just a rude remark made casually by aplus. However, even if a high-quality idol, a top hip-hop superstar, hears his own diss songs, his first reaction is to resort to violence to solve the problem, and the environment and internal causes of all this are not worth us to think about more? "

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