:06:00
# Here comes grandma #
:06:01
#And she steps
on my shoes #
:06:02
# I smile, although
I was quite disgusted #
:06:05
# I said "What's
the matter, granny #
:06:06
# Is your
blind ass dusted?" #
:06:07
Sidney, Voice Over:
The day I saw Slick Rick,
:06:10
who went
by Ricky D back then,
:06:11
Dana Dane, and Doug E. Fresh
battle in the Bronx
:06:14
was the day I truly
met hip-hop.
:06:16
Little did I know
a year later
:06:18
Ricky D would would join
the Get Fresh Crew
:06:20
and record the hip-hop
classic The Show,
:06:22
and of course
the b-side La Di Da Di.
:06:24
Dana Dane would drop
a couple years later
:06:26
with his classic
Cinderfella.
:06:28
But little did I know
:06:30
how much hip-hop would be
a part of my life.
:06:32
[Beatboxing]
:06:38
Hip-hop was as young,
naive, confused,
:06:42
sometimes innocent,
:06:43
and sometimes
as mischievous as I was.
:06:47
And as I grew up...
:06:48
- Later, Dre.
- Later, Sid.
:06:50
Hip-hip grew with me,
:06:52
and along the way it took on
all my baggage...
:06:55
my dreams.
:06:57
I felt hip-hop,
:06:59
and hip-hop felt me.
:07:02
And I know everyone
who loves the music
:07:04
feels the same way I do.
:07:10
You know this little
party going on
:07:12
out here is for you.
:07:13
I know. I'll be out
in a minute.
:07:15
I know you can't
be working.
:07:17
Today's
your last day.
:07:18
It's the book.
:07:19
I got to turn in the pages
by the end of the week.
:07:20
Dre's on the line.
:07:21
You want me
to put him through?
:07:22
Yeah. Put him through.
:07:29
Sidney, On Phone:
What's up, baby?
:07:30
Hey, what's up, girl?
:07:32
You knew I wasn't
about to let you leave
:07:33
without my ink, right?
:07:34
I know you don't have me
on speaker, do you?
:07:37
No, no. I mean, yeah,
but it's just me.
:07:42
So, what's good?
:07:43
Apologize first.
:07:45
What happened?
:07:47
Apologize first.
You know the routine.
:07:49
Say it. "I'm sorry
for being..."
:07:52
Uh, I'm sorry
for being
:07:53
a self-centered,
uh, ass.
:07:56
Actually change that to
"impatient, arrogant ass."