Скачать или смотреть Q Parker on Biggie, Surviving the Bad Boy Era & 112’s Craziest Tour Moments

In this must-watch interview, Q Parker of 112 shares emotional, raw, and untold stories from the height of the Bad Boy Records era. He reflects on powerful moments with Notorious B.I.G., the tension of the East vs. West Coast beef, and how Puff Daddy's intense training shaped them into icons.

From wild fan encounters and mall stampedes to Biggie rolling onstage in a wheelchair, this is R&B and hip-hop history from the inside. Q’s perspective gives us a rare look at the highs, fears, and lasting brotherhood that defined the era.

This one’s for real fans of the culture.

TIMECODES:
00:00 – Intro: Early tour life & meeting fans
01:18 – Artist development at Bad Boy was like bootcamp
02:37 – Biggie to Puff: “Let them be artists”
03:56 – Big looked out for 112 when they were struggling
05:15 – Biggie performed in a wheelchair… and still killed it
06:34 – The family feel with Faith Evans
07:53 – Being part of the Total remix & creative synergy
09:12 – Why Big kept shouting out 112 in his bars
10:31 – The night of the Soul Train Awards with Biggie
11:50 – How Q found out Biggie was gone
13:09 – Dealing with West Coast tension on tour
14:28 – The Suge Knight moment that shook the crowd
15:47 – A Seattle mall incident turned chaotic
17:00 – Final reflections on legacy and loyalty

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