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Unique Mecca Audio & Big Bootsie on "Big Fight" with Onyx: They Official (Part 10)
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December 13, 2022
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In this clip, Unique Mecca Audio started off by speaking to Cavario about starting “Mecca Audio,” and he explained that he grew up seeing some of the legendary clubs in New York. Unique Mecca Audio explained that he saw the disconnect between DJs and rappers, which led to him opening Mecca Audio. He then revealed that Mecca Audio was actually a front, and Unique went on to speak about his car being used in the movie “Paid in Full.” Big Bootsie then revealed how he met Unique Mecca Audio, and he revealed that it was through one of his older friends that were rolling around with Unique. Big Bootsie went on to speak about Unique Mecca Audio buying his club, Club 2000, and he spoke about Uncle Luke coming to the club to perform and Leann from SWV rolling around with them. Unique Mecca Audio then spoke about all of the celebrities who were regulars at the club, including Kid Capri, 2Pac, Andre Harrell, Russell Simmons, Dr. Dre, and Snoop Dogg. Moving along, Big Bootsie recalled Unique Mecca Audio getting arrested by the feds, and he backed up Unique’s message warning kids from following in his footsteps. Big Bootsie and Unique Mecca Audio then spoke about how snitching has become acceptable now, which you can hear more about above.
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Interview by: Cavario
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