Thread: One thing I loved about Harlem Heat
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Old 11-21-2010, 07:02 AM   #18
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Originally Posted by Anybody Thrilla View Post
When Stevie was Kane, Booker was Kole.
Haha. "The Ebony Experience".

One more thing about Stevie Ray being a crap wrestler- it's kinda like EPMD: Erick Sermon was clearly the star of the duo, producing the tracks and having superior rap skills. Parish Smith was garbage. But as solo acts, no matter how popular Sermon did get, it just isn't the same.

I feel the same way about Harlem Heat. Yeah, little brother had better in ring talent, charisma, and didn't fuck up that promo at a time where he would have gotten buried and fired from viral internet exposure. Yeah, he became the "5 time..." WCW champion, married and bangs TAFKAPI's old valet Paisley, went from being a poor man's Rock to a King, and had a fairly successful main event career in 3 different companies... you can't tell me you wouldn't mark the fuck out if the music hit with the original slow build and they came out raising the roof, wearing the old gear the cock ring on the chest, and doing the camera mugging which started this thread. I would love every second of seeing that sloppy bastard in the ring.

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