Giacana Breaks Down Why He Didn't Join The Diplomats
March 16, 2015
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as posted by the channelSpanish Harlem emcee Giacana spoke on meeting Big Pun, his issues with Freekey Zekey and more during a recent chat with VladTV.
The former "Unsigned Hype" spitter began by recalling his first encounter with Big Pun when he was around 17 years old. Giacana says he was at a Mcdonald's when he learned Big Pun was outside. While initially nervous about introducing himself, he says he was convinced to do so by a friend. "I started spitting for him, and he was like, 'Wow! That sh*t is fire son.'"
Later in the interview Giacana broke down his relationship with Dipset, saying he knew group member Freekey Zeeky who lived around the corner. He says Zeeky was pressuring him to get more serious about his rap game and join their new group The Diplomats; however, Giacana felt Zekey wasn't "street" enough to mess with.
"He wasn't that fabric, you know what I'm saying? I was reluctant -- I would f*ck with him, but as far as signing contracts and all that, I was like nah -- so they ended up going with Juelz," he explained.
Giacana then detailed his falling out with Zekey, saying he is responsible for some of Giacana's people being locked up.
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