Big Daddy Kane and UK rapper virtually come to blows

At a latest Hip Hop 50 occasion at London’s O2 Discussion board Kentish City, Juice Crew legend Big Daddy Kane almost entered right into a combat with UK emcee Kamachi Sly. The 2 Nineteen Eighties rappers had by no means met earlier than, however issues almost received bodily following an altercation nobody anticipated.

Kane (actual title Antonio Hardy) was headlining the occasion to have a good time the fiftieth anniversary of hip-hop. The epic line-up included the likes of Elzhi, Onyx, Masta Ace and others. Nonetheless, as a result of location of the efficiency, several UK rappers featured on the invoice, one among which was Kamanchi Sly (actual title Ronnie Nwohia).

In accordance with a number of sources, the disagreement involved Sly’s late arrival. Attributable to his tardiness, Nwohia received reduce from the invoice, which led to loads of angst backstage as he tried to rearrange the set instances. Regardless of folks telling him to go house, the Hijack member compelled his means onto the stage throughout a Kane efficiency.

In a video captured of the occasion, Kane will be seen rapping a few of his most well-known songs, reminiscent of ‘Long Live The Kane’ and ‘Ain’t No half-Steppin’ when, abruptly, Nwohia wanders onto the stage in an try and take over. Hardy will be seen accepting it for a short time. Nonetheless, he ultimately confronted the UK emcee.

In a heated alternate, Kane will be heard saying, “You’re doing too much playboy!” He then proceeded to state, “I need the stage. You’re doing too much.” The Brooklyn legend even known as to the scene.

Hardy makes an attempt to push Sly away. Nonetheless, the previous Hijack member insists he desires a go on to the microphone as he was late and missed his allotted time, to which Kane responded, “That ain’t my fuckin’ problem.”

The harassment from Nwohia culminated in taking off his jacket and on the point of combat earlier than his crew members got here and subtle the state of affairs. Kamachi Sly didn’t find yourself performing on the Hip Hop 50. Nonetheless, Big Daddy Kane’s efficiency was legendary.