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6:22Now PlayingVladTV correspondent Jenny Boom Boom sat down with Yonkers' crew The Lox and talked whether or not they feel they're legends, Bobby Shmurda's comeup, and how they've maintained the group and their friendships when other hiphop crews breakup on the regular.
When called "legends," Sheek Louch says he's not sure he would consider himself one, because he views Hip-Hop vets like Rakim, Big Daddy Kane & KRS-One as legends. Styles P feels they are legends because they've accomplished so much over the years, and had a head start in the game, as they're the same age as some of Hip-Hop's biggest names yet dropped their first albums at a younger age.
They also discussed getting older within Hip-Hop, saying rap is the only musical art form where hitting 40 is considered a bad thing. One young kid they show love to is Bobby Shmurda, saying they respect his hustle and like his song, "Hot N****."
The group also breaks down how they've been able to maintain their personal relationships and the group over so many years.
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