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In this edition of True Hip-Hop Stories, Dana Dane takes us on a journey through Fort Green Projects and discusses what motivated him to write his classic recording "Cinderfella Dana Dane."

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  • Distrakt 2 years ago
    Cop Numbers at BARNES & NOBLE can't wait to read it.
    Recorded with Dana Dane's cousin Ron Ajim. They whole family is crazy talented. We did a song called "Fire Man" amongst others. You like to hear what we did listen here:
    The song starts at 2:42 youtube.com/watch?v=qhRtdb5x3co

    Thank you D-Nice.
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  • Mr Diz 2 years ago
    great work as always!
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  • Majestik 2 years ago
    Nice...
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  • ESTEBE VERDE 2 years ago
    A+ quality
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  • DJ POGO 2 years ago
    GREAT WORK D
    AT LAST SOMEONE IS LETTING THE REAL
    PEOPLE SPEAK FOR THEM SELVES
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  • Wayne Avanson plus 2 years ago
    I'm not into Rap at all, can't stand it, but I really admire the work you're doing here D, Original, Classy, Sensitive and Powerful.

    I respect that for sure. Journey well sir,

    Avey
  • D-Nice plus 2 years ago
    Thank you Avey. Although I'm a huge fan and contributor to the hip-hop culture, I respect your opinion and honesty.

    D
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  • The Outabodies 2 years ago
    Fort Green stand up!
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  • toni 2 years ago
    Thats real talk dana dane true contributer to the hip hop culture..this what real hip hop is all about and not this commercial rap, good to see forte green, wow havent been there in years. These videos are fantastic, been looking for videos like this to put on our website, keep up the good work d-nice.
    realhiphopforever.com
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  • anthony marriage 2 years ago
    D, i love these vids, so different from the generic interview. I think it's cool you take them or should i say they take you to a more personal environment outside the studio or something. Also the fact that you edit out your speech puts all the focus on them, which so many interviewers who only want exposure for themselves would never do. you clearly love hip-hop.

    I've only scratched the surface of hip-hop in my own discovery of music so watching these vids lets me delve a little deeper into a world which sometimes seems so alien to me.

    keep up the good work man. any chance of a cyne interview? that would be amazing!
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  • Mesomorphic Man 2 years ago
    These are great, D-Nice - if you read your comments... is it possible at the end to ask each rapper to tell in one or two sentences what they are doing now? Would be great to know if they are business owners, still in the music biz, bankers, etc?
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  • YvesMarie Photography / Vilain 2 years ago
    this documentary picture is cool. did you use any adapters ?
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  • funky blue rooster 2 years ago
    nice work man!
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  • Sis. Courtney 2 years ago
    this one is great because he is speaking on his childhood and how great it was regardless of his living conditions. hip-hop in its truest form a reflection of the minds of the black youth...in my opinion.
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