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He extends his hand to anybody, no matter. They take kindness for weakness and they eat it up. And you know in the world, people eat up kindness.

That’s like you taking shots at my brother, and I’m going to come get you. Everybody taking little pop shots at Jay, it’s nothing to me. How would you thank a man for that? There’s no real way, so you got to show it. He changed my life, let alone my friends and my family’s life. And the love I have for him, I can’t even explain that. He’s a brother from another mother to me. Can you speak on your relationship with him outside of rap?īleek: Outside of rap, that’s my brother. That’s real.Ī: When people were taking shots at Jay-Z some time back, you stepped up and supported him vocally. And for my man to go out like that with his last show, retiring and on top of his game—Who could ask for anything better? That’s like David Robison retiring and they just won the championship. I done did everybody else’s venue in they city, but to do my own is a blessing. You always dream, as a rapper, that you want to rock an event like that, a venue like that. So when I look out the window, I could see it. Any bridge: Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Williamsburg. So to lose that is crazy.Ī: So how was the Jay-Z concert last night and that experience?īleek: The Garden is legendary. You don’ t know what’s real or what’s fake in this industry, and family is the only thing you have left. Who else is in your corner that’s really gonna work with you off love? Like, you don’t have that no more. That’s the big brother, know what I’m saying? So he’s gonna hold me down. That’s my homie, my partner, my hit man, my security—he’s everything. It’s just a weird thing, to lose somebody close to you. He in the video to let n# know he’s back. Can you give us an update on the condition of your brother? This is what Memph Bleek is.Ī: We had an interview with you not too long ago, and you were talking about what you were doing during you break from recording. Now, the day after Jay-Z’s Madison Square Garden concert and the day before Thanksgiving, the Brooklyn native is pointing out his brother’s cameo in the clip and gushing over his young son. Easy in a video of his, hot vixens flanked his side as he asked the ladies who ran this m#. “I ain’t had a video in three years, so I got to make sure sh*t is tight.” “I’ve seen this 30 times,” he says of the clip. Tucked away in a small room at the Roc-A-Fella Records’ offices with the remnants of ‘dro smoke in the air, Memphis Bleek is pensively viewing an unfinished version of his latest video, “Round Here” from his new album M.A.D.E.