Mysonne made noise last week for putting Troy Ave’s Breakfast Club interview on blast and calling the self-proclaimed “Nu Pac” a “Bozo.”
Today the OG Hip-Hopper stopped by The Breakfast Club to further explain to Charlamagne Tha God and DJ Envy why he called out Troy Ave, gave them a little of his personal Hip-Hop history, and what he feels is a “real” ni**a.
Here are the 8 things we learned from Mysonne on The Breakfast Club.
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1. 90’s Rapper
Before he signed to Violator in the 90’s, Mysonne was going to sign to Untertainment, but Lance “Un” Rivera fell back when he learned that Mysonne was fighting a case.
2. Dreams Derailed
Mysonne did a 7-year bid for a robbery he didn’t commit before getting his chance to blow up. He was offered a 1-year plea deal but turned it down because he was innocent. Unfortunately, it didn’t work out for him in the end.
3. Shyne
Mysonne once battled Shyne in a cipher outside of the studio. According to Mysonne, he got the W over Shyne.
4. Real N*ggas Do Real Things
Mys feels that just because you do the crime or pull the trigger doesn’t make you “real.” He feels anyone who’s true to themselves whether it’s the law abiding citizen who will call the cops on someone hustling on the streets out of necessity.
5. Troy Ave
Mysonne actually likes Troy Ave’s music but called him a “bozo” because he felt he wasn’t “authentic” in his Breakfast Club interview. Some of his Mys’ friend told him he probably shouldn’t have said anything because he sounded like he’s hating.
6. Troy Ave A “Trigger”
Mysonne took to social media instead of calling him personally because from the few times they’ve interacted, Mysonne felt they were completely different and the way Troy portrays himself and acts “triggers me.”
7. Banga’s Brother
Mysonne kept in touch with Ronald “Banga” McPhatter’s brother, Shanduke after Banga died and said there were a few times he had to calm Shan down from reacting to Troy’s actions. He didn’t say what those actions were though.
8. Activist
He’s plans on doing a protest in front of the DA’s office in the name of Deborah Danner who was shot and killed in the Bronx by police Sgt. Hugh Barry.
