ganjadude said
pretty good read. but one section made me feel like i was reading behind the paint 

From their perspective though, they were really naive about the potential of the group, and the fact that even if House Of Krazees didn't work out in the end, they really were planting the seeds for future endeavours. "Our first show as House Of Krazees we did 500 kids," says Monoxide Child. "We looked at that and was like we sucked because we were looking at Esham, ICP, and Kid Rock, and they would have 1000-1500 kids at their shows. Then, through time, you figured out these dudes only had like 40 people at their first show or this one only had 60 people at his first show. In retrospect, we were really onto something we had no clue about."

I mean this is exactly what J said in the book

Thought it sounded extremely familiar, but it's been a long awhile since I've read BTP that it didn't dawn on me at first.

From their perspective though, they were really naive about the potential of the group, and the fact that even if House Of Krazees didn't work out in the end, they really were planting the seeds for future endeavours. "Our first show as House Of Krazees we did 500 kids," says Monoxide Child. "We looked at that and was like we sucked because we were looking at Esham, ICP, and Kid Rock, and they would have 1000-1500 kids at their shows. Then, through time, you figured out these dudes only had like 40 people at their first show or this one only had 60 people at his first show. In retrospect, we were really onto something we had no clue about."

I mean this is exactly what J said in the book

headline is too damn long to put as a topic title.  anyway, link below.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/.....01204.html  

havent finished reading it.  

thanks to @sqeek for pointing it out.