Louis logic - hot s**t

Your exactly right dis beat is fire

People dunno

His early mix tapes along with the albums ern said were great. People turned ther back wen the demigodz and aotp rappers saw him in lingerie at a piano on stage. I get it but he didn't have to have his career crushed. Got the chief kamachi treatment

the lyrics in dis one is tight
of the first verse 

demigodz fell off when he left too. they all suffered imo. 

yeah ap and celph dropped more material but nothing monumental besides the celph and buck album. i can't front thats a near perfect album by celph.

you know what i did like killmatic

they didnt end his career, has anyone even said anything about it? i remember louis talked about it in an interview how celph and apathy didnt really talk to him anymore after that but they never dissed him. i mean lingerie at a piano on stage isnt very hip hop he looked crazy lol. he had a fanbase he could of kept doing his thing like he absolutely needed demigodz support? 

chief could of kept putting out music too, shame they didn't.

Didnt paz have beef with all the philly guys at one point ?? King mag, demoz , doap Nixon

mike kings from philly too lol

btw, I don't think anyone ended Louis Logic's career (or Chief Kamachi, or Virtuoso, or Jus Allah, etc.). I think 80% of being a creative professional is sustained initiative/drive/personality and obviously Vinnie Paz, Esoteric, and Apathy have a lot of that, regardless of what you think about the music. They took advantage of their opportunities. Goretex disappeared for like 10 years because he had a falling out with the guys (Necro and Ill Bill) that made it all happen...it's not like they blackballed him, he just wasn't equipped to take responsibility for his own career.

It Wasn't aotp turning on Lou that ruin career, it was Lou loyalty to them when el p wanted to sign him to def jux... but Lou was Celph boy n celph knocked cage out. He would have been better fit on def jux, plus aotp cracker team turned backs on him later on anyway. Cage went indie pop n hung out with Cudi. Lou could easy been in the limo with them

yakoub, I don't remember that with Def Jux...but I could see it. Either way, yeah, all the beef(s) boiled down to loyalty and ambition...just young people trying to figure out how to have a career from the music. AOTP/Demigodz were more of real crew to me than Weathermen. Weathermen/Def Jux were like the Sugar Hill Gang of the indie scene with El-P playing the roll of Sylvia Robinson. The core of AOTP/Demigodz have been doing it (and still collaborating) for almost 30 years... Weathermen rode a trendy wave for like 3.

Also, about Virtuoso, I just remembered that around the same time that he took "Beatdown" away from Brick Records he poached Jus Allah from Jedi Mind Tricks and onto Omnipotent Records. Some of us probably already know what happened from there, or we know the legend of it: Bomshot literally stealing Jus Allah's masters to put out the Devil Rejectz album and making a deal with Chuck Wilson (Babygrande) once Jus Allah flaked on recording All Fates Have Changed. Again, this is just my memory of it... no inside knowledge, I was just a huge fan of these guys (individually and later as a crew) way back when. I went to probably the last show that Paz, Eso, Virt, and Jus ever performed all together at the Middle East in Boston in 2000. Truthfully, I was pretty crushed when it fell apart. When you're a teenager time moves real slow... so 97-2000 felt like I had devoted a ton of time to being a fan. lol.

peeps, since I couldn't remember the details of the JJ Brown & Paz beef I decided to do some internet searching based on some tidbits that I did remember, mainly that it involved "Superegular" and JJ Brown calling Paz a "street punk". Lo and behold, I found two interviews from the same outlet...one with JJ Brown and one with Louis Logic...and it all came back to me.

www.mvremix.com/urban/interviews/jjbrown.shtml

www.mvremix.com/urban/interviews/louislogic.shtml