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1:50:47Now PlayingIn this full-length interview, legendary music promoter (and former member of the infamous Supreme Team) sits down with DJ Vlad to talk about growing up in an impoverished household with six siblings and the influential role that drugs played in their family dynamic. The Queens street legend also sheds light on his father's tumultuous relationship with the mob and what led to his death. From there, he talks about his older sister took up the mantle, in order to help raise Bimmy and the rest of their siblings by working three jobs all at once.
As the conversation continues, he looks back on getting kicked out of the family household by his mother and getting into the drug game which eventually led to him working with the drug lord known as Supreme. From there, he talks about getting locked up, getting released from prison, becoming a Christian, and eventually transitioning from a drug dealer to one of the most visionary A&R reps to have ever worked at Def Jam. He also recounts working with the likes of Method Man, Slick Rick, and LL Cool J before explaining why he regrets having sold drugs in his younger days.
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