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Toucher and Ritch.

That's got to be a soul-killing exercise.

98-5, the sports home.

I'm sorry, baby.

Oh, oh, boom it, baby.

I stop what you're doing, because I'm about to ruin the image and a style that you used to.

I look funny, but yo, I'm making money, see, so yo, world, I hope you're ready for me.

Now, gather around.

I'm the new fool in town, and my sound's way down by the underground I'm drinking all a hand and see you got in your shelf

So just let me introduce myself

My name is Humpty

Pronounced with the Upti

Shock G

Gone too soon

Found dead in a hotel room in Tampa

Yesterday cause of death Unclear Shock G dead at the age of 57

I only know two digital underground songs there's this one and their same song from that

bad Dan Aykroyd movie I don't know what was the name of that movie was awful

you know Dime Moore was in it it was. It was just bad. I forget what movie that was from. But those are the only two Digital Underground songs, I know. Anybody else? Tupac got to start with the digital. That's right. Nothing but trouble was the movie. Nothing but trouble. Terrible movie. Terrible movie. And I was just going to say this. So Tupacore was in Digital Underground. Yes. Would have never gotten his start if it wasn't for, you know, what they did, the Humpty Dance, etc. And then when he actually produced Tupacalypse, which was Tupac for album. And if you remember the song, I Get Around, which was Tupac's first hit. You're right. Shock G has a lyric. You can tell from my every day. He got his own lyrics. The one to put the satin on your panties. And he claimed, he started the try to make a doll out of 15 cents too that Tupac used in a later song as well. And I just, I have some real quick. I know we've got a bit going, but I just wanted to mention that in 1990, the Humpty Dance was beat out by which performer for video of the year. Oh, man. 1990. Would that be like snow and former? Oh, that'd be great if it was. MC Hammer. Can't touch this?

Can't touch this. Beat the Humpty Day. That makes sense. Yeah, I mean, that was like the biggest thing in the world. MC Hammer was the guy back then. That's very true. Friday edition of Toucher & Rich, Funk Friday edition of Toucher and Rich. John Wallach, Joe Murray, Mike Lockhart here until 10 o'clock. and we thought we'd take a break from sports, at least for this segment.

Coming up later in the hour, Dan Roach, he'll talk of Red Sox and, you know, 10 o'clock. And we thought we'd take a break from sports, at least for this segment.

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