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young Zee The Oringinal Member of the group the outsiderz sets the record straight. #AZIZZ was #uber before uber

from Can We KeepIt Real Podcast Network-local youth sports, hiphop,battlerap trending topics. · host CAN WE KEEP IT REAL PODCAST NETWORK

The outsiderz formed in 1991 after underground rappers Young Zee  met D.U.  and Pacewon  at a New Year's Eve party. At the time they met, Young Zee and Pacewon were rivals Pacewon & D.U. were members of a crew named PNS, while Zee headed a crew named Pskitzo (aka Maddfile (aka A-Form). They decided to unite into one group called the Outsidaz, following a lengthy microphone battle. The Outsidaz are affiliated with the Refugee Camp, and made their first commercial appearance as guest artists on the song "Cowboys" off the Fugees multi-platinum second LP The Score. They were also affiliated with Detroit-based rap collective D12, collaborating with them on different projects. D12 member Eminem shouts out the Outsidaz at the end of the song "Just Don't Give a Fuck", in the beginning of "Cum On Everybody", and in the song "As the World Turns", all of which were recorded on his major-label solo debut The Slim Shady LP.  He also acknowledges them in a track titled "Till Hell Freezes Over" which was intended to be on the album. A rift developed between Eminem and Tha Outsidaz when Young Zee and Pace Won each recorded verses alongside Bizarre for the 'Amityville' track on Eminem's major label sophomore, The Marshall Mathers LP. Dr. Dre complained that Eminem had too many guests on the album, so Pace Won and Young Zee's verses were removed from the track.  In a 2015 interview, Pace Won indicated that the original version of the track was probably permanently erased, and as yet, this would appear to be the case, as it has not yet emerged from the vaults.[4] Eminem's Shady Records label released Shady XV, a compilation album which featured a track titled, "Fine Line" by Eminem. On the song, he spits a verse showing his appreciation for the group (specifically Pacewon and Young Zee). Thank you for stopping be and keep checking out the content. you want to promote music or want me to do a reaction to your music email [email protected]  CASHAPP $canwekeepitreal

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