Busta Rhymes is excited to finally cross paths with MC Sha-Rock, who is considered the first female host.
In a video posted on Sha-Rock’s Instagram account, Busta Rhymes repeatedly praised Sha-Rock, calling her an “icon” and a “legend.” Then he asked, “Why does your skin look so beautiful?” She said, “Hip, baby!”
Sharrock also told him that she had been trying to contact him for years, then mentioned her Rock the Bells radio show with Master Kaz. Bus-A-Bus opened her eyes wide and said, “Kaz, my brother. I’m Kaz’s son.” Then, like G, she asked him to do something for the show, and he happily agreed.
“It was an honor to meet Busta Rhymes for the first time on the Rock The Bells Cruise,” MC Sha-Rock told AllHipHop. “Busta Rhymes had just finished his show. I stood next to Capri Kid and I said to him, ‘I’ve never met Busta Rhymes. He said, “Stop lying.” “I said: “It’s not serious. “
“I said to Capri Kid, ‘Can you introduce me formally?’ He said, ‘You’re Sharrock.’ Walking through all the people waiting to take pictures with Busta. I said, ‘I’m not going to do that.’ “Capri Kid took me to Busta and made the introduction – and the rest is history. I have always had the utmost respect for Busta. I have always considered him a true presenter and the consummate stage presence ists.
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MC Sha-Rock, often called the “Mother of Hip-Hop,” is a member of the pioneering band Funky 4 + 1. middle.
Sha-Rock broke down barriers in the male-dominated industry and set the stage for future female rappers. Her contributions to hip-hop culture helped define its early sound and ethos, making her an important part of the genre’s history and evolution, something Busta Rhymes clearly respects.
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Meanwhile, Busta Rhymes became a member of the Leaders of the New School in the early 1990s and quickly established herself as a leader with her unique voice and sophisticated puns own outstanding talents.
After appearing in A Tribe Called Quest’s “Scenario” video in 1991, his solo career soared with hits such as “Woo Hah!!” Get you all under control,” “Put your hands where my eyes can see,” and “Break your neck.”
Over the years, he has developed into a cultural icon, collaborating with legendary artists across multiple genres while maintaining his own signature style. Recently, (wha!) he got his health in check and lost an impressive 64 pounds. He celebrated the milestone with a shirtless selfie, which he posted to Instagram, along with a tribute to Slick Rick.
“The blessings don’t stop,” he wrote in the caption. “So we will never stop! NEVVVVVERRRRR! Rise to greatness. Don’t block your blessings, be great!”
“‘Go to the bathroom and wash up, put some soap on your face, put your hand on the cup. And say, mirror on the wall, who is the best of them all? It was a complete mess, and it lasted for 5 minutes, and you said What a pompous bastard! (in my @therulernyc voice).
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