All these Eminem fanboys dislike this dude meanwhile the guy put his life on the line for their super hero 24-7 but that’s the difference between a fanboy and a man salute to the brother.

Glad to see the real Em and hip hop fans recognise how real this guy is. Whoever hates on him is out of it

As much as fans can hate this guy, we still have to appreciate the fact that he did protect Em.

"At that time, theres was no cell phones, it was digital cameras" Man, talk about instantly going back in time

big respect for naz. he seems a great and honest person.

I like this fella & This was a Dope interview.. loved hearing about Eminem’s early personal life in the industry

Amazing interview revealing a lot of unknown gems 💎

Im grateful for this interview cause I just read the book

Great interview! Naz seems like a great guy

I think Eminem's music has kept him relevant the past 20 years

“And I’m like Barry sanders goin through the crowd” such a great story teller you can visualize it all through his words 💯

A good brother & a great interview

omg Big Naz is so cool. He is so enjoyable to listen, such a good narrator, he is like a good friend, hanging out with, having beer

My dude said “He was on a diet at the time so he only took half a pill.”

I’m glad dude kept em alive!! Good work!! Attaboy!!

Good interview....💥💯✌️

I guarantee the snake bite thing was a running joke for awhile 😂

that snake bite story was hilarious

Eminem needs to write a book, its definitely needed. He got a lot of untold stories

So so, thank you for this interview 🔥🔥🔥💯💯💯🤟🏼🤟🏼🤟🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼

Hearing these stories are so funny & entertaining 😂😂😂

Good interviews. He just asked questions and let the guy talk. Nice watch

Bruh on god please show some enthusiasm big naz carried this whole interview.

Thank you for this video.

Only half hour in and gotta be one of the funniest interview I've heard 🤣🤣

Finally the full interview

This takes “I love the way you lie” to a whole new damn level. I cant🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

I really enjoyed this interview.

Incredible stuff here

"You're way to advanced" made me cry with laughter. I don't know why?

31:00 i like how litteraly the entire interscope team jumped in to fight LOL

I'm going to get his book

i felt everything dude said up until "MGK is a younger version of Em" nahh wouldnt ever say that player

I JUST LOVE ALL THESE BODYGUARD STORIES IT GIVES US SUCH INSIGHT INTO THEIR LIVES AND HOW FKD UP THESE ARTISTS ARE

Just read this book… awesome book

Gidden Gem for every em fan !

bodyguards are so underrated

We need more guys like Big Nas Very well respected By Me DM Holloway The Music Industry, And Many More. Much Love

Proof was a real one

Dude legit worked for Eminem for 6 months in 1999 and carries on like he knew him for years

Loved the interview really great the dude running the interview just didn't seem that enthusiastic to be running it honestly otherwise on point

MGK will never be M&M

Great interview about a young Marshall

I have a theory Em actually has asbergers , which would explain why he loses shit frequently. Some lines over the years I caught like “why am I so differently wired, am I a Martian” and “ever heard of, asbergurs, it’s a rare condition air condition yada yada”

I can relate to a lot of what Big Naz is saying. I’ve done bodyguard work as well. It’s not fucking easy. Haha. Ive crossed paths with Big Naz before. Always a stand up guy.

This was emotional as hell

This guy is awesome! Freaking EM man

MGK is not a younger Em.. doesn’t even come close to lyrical genius

Honest man, enough said

Loved the entire interview Cam. Brings to light alot of things I would bet most did not know plus the exclusive info :)

😂😂😂 "To each their own but leave mine alone"!!😂😂😂

In the book he says the Christmas bonus was 3,000 and said it was canceled 8 days after not 30 like this interview says

I bought the book at least 10 years ago. I fully believe Big Naz. What he said about Paul Rosenberg has been said by others also. He never really had a problem with Em, but Rosenberg appears to have great influence over Em. People from Em’s past in Detroit have made some strong allegations about him, not just Naz. Read between the lines. Rosenberg does sound like a real piece of work, how he become CEO of Def Jam I will never know. I respect Em but if he holds people like Rosenberg in high esteem then I have to question him also.

He retired from guarding bodies to straight boguared the interview after the introduction and 1st question he just took off vomit of the words 🙄 🤣 😳 🤔 😂

When he said Eminem said"I'm not getting in that shit!!"😂😂

The mom and daughter wanting to double team em and started kissing each other part had me rolling...pretty twisted lol. Guess thats what they mean by 'party like it's 1999'.' Too bad I was only 5-6 yrs old in 99-00 bc I definitely would have went to the up in smoke tour and some of those shows back then... Can't even imagine how wild it mustve been in person.

EM. Id do anything to spend a day with the truest lyrical genius. Got me thru so many trials and tribulations

I like this dude a lot

Big ups to you Naz

Just a little Inside Story I had a chance to meet Em's lawyers his producers a lot of people from D12 Swifty McVeigh Joel Martin his manager his lawyer Jeff bass Mark bass I remember going to the main Studio that they're built together and you can just feel the greatness coming out of there that's just for real like the energy before they booked up and moved a Burbank California I was just amazing time man to see Detroit taking off in the music world and we won't even bring skin tone into it cuz Marshall's just much as black as me and anybody else reading this post salute Marshall

That’s a big Detroit Brother!

🤣🤣🤣🤣 this is too funny

After hearing that story about the gay fan who wanted to snake bite Em I think that’s how he came up with the idea to write the song “Stan” about the obsessed fan

He's wrong. The story that happened when eminem fell off the stage was in my city. Hartford connecticut. I remember when this happened. He went to hartford hospital. Go look it up. This guy messed up the city.

Super fucking rare

The dude seems really honest, seems true words coming from his heart. He has a lot of story to say, he was his personal bodyguard for certain times, so he was 24/7 with him. Whatever happens but he has really respect for em. every one has a right to raise voice for their deservin money, thts why they work man!!! Everyone will go crazy if they don't get paid enough. 🤷

Great interview. Not sure how true or false the stories are lol but if did some audio books I'd for sure buy all of them lol

Looks Like He Could Be Sheek louch's Brother...

Im convinced he wrote his own questions for this interview…

Eminem is a pretty spiteful & bitter nonforgiving person. Im not mad at him for being that way I'm just saying I cant see him giving in to help Naz out.

Does anyone know where's the footage of Brain Damage in Boston when he's high ?

It's so weird because I can just tell this guy is not only from Detroit but Michigan. Idk how to explain it. Maybe just because I'm from Michigan 🤷

I remember first seeing naz in an eminem documentary the one where treach narrates it I believe and he told the story of San Francisco but it wasn't until months ago where i found out about the book and his life which is surprising because I'm a huge eminem fan and thought I'd read and heard everything but I recently dove into his book and his story as a whole and sounds like he's lived a pretty interesting life. The biggest complaint was that people thought it was a disgruntled former bodyguard but me personally I didn't take it like that atleast the first hour or so of the book is mostly about eminems slim shady 99 tour and the whole death row situation. However I later found out that before eminem and Paul took 6k from his account that he told them before that he could no longer be a part of the eminem team and was going to leave and that they had 24 hours to change his mind but that he was apparently scheduled to leave soon to film the still dre video so he pretty much burned that bridge down it doesn't justify them taking 6k from him but I did feel slightly less bad for him after I heard that especially sence he wanted to get into making music and then he goes and leaves like that regardless though I enjoyed this interview and the book and would recommend it hopefully one day they can get together and make up cause life is too short and I really hope that there is an eminem biopic soon I might be in the minority of eminem fans but I've always felt like the source of material outside of music involving eminem was pretty sparse there's not even a legitimate eminem documentary where he's a part of it so hopefully one day we will see something.

Em could of solved it all by just doing what was right and pay Naz back the money he borrowed for the tans and all the other stuff Naz covered for him when he needed a babysitter. That’s embarrassing to be young and on drugs not able to carry your own wallet cause you’re irresponsible. Feelings hurt and feeling betrayed the debt was still valid.

I'm had a chance to meet Nash one time great guy takes his job serious or took his job real serious

Lmao my Nigga said “weed shrooms extacy whip it’s !!! None of the hard stuff ! “

Lmao, i love Eminem 🤣🤣just king things

This interviewer, keep saying, okkkklk! Lol

“That’s some Barbra Walters shit Cam”

Jus wondering if I’m the only one who paused it at around 7:50ish thinking police outside or some shit. 🤔😎

It’s so crazy they took his bonus back a month later because we didn’t want to work anymore.

I never knew this cat existed lol. I believe the stories, but it doesn't change anything.

@20:08 is that where shake that got it from was this?

CAM CAPONE REALLY UPLOADED PARTS OF THE INTERVIEW JUST TO RELEASE THE FULL THING... :|

Man i did not see the business pitch coming lol.

Trash. These bodyguards have zero loyalty.

Ironically Wolf is mentioned. Security connections with a common enemy.

This guy may be full of himself, you can't deny he got a certain charisma

I wanna see the Film. @Eminem

1:57:06 puffy killings 🤔... I think the truth just slipped out

Back then I wasn't thinkin bout this big naz. Smh

Ok so I'm trying to figure out how long this ally was. It went from. 100 to 500 to 1,000. Either the ally is 3 days long or yall some slow ass runners. And that concert where he crowd surfed from the front to the back and back to the front with 5,000 people in 30 seconds. Either Em only weighted 10 pounds of you had a crowd full of Superman's lol I hope these stories are true, but I'm not holding my breath.

Maybe a few fibs in this entertaining story

I’m from Baltimore and he says EM started really getting high in Baltimore I can believe it

Okay the gay story sounded made up LMAOOOOOOOOOOO. Like he just made it up on the spot

Ok now i kinda actually want them to make up😭😭the ending was cute but em isn't persuaded by money

Man the interviewr sounds high af

“Let’s talk in person not while we’re STANding over one of our coffin’s”! “I’m done, but wait there’s more act now and you’ll get a free copy of a 20 year old book and all you have to do is provide the last 19 years of your life”! Wow! You could of ended it on a good note, but you showed your true colors! 💸💸💸🤦🏼‍♂️

The only parts of this that I find hard to believe are when he says Eminem wasn't on drugs because I've read somewhere that Eminem was on ecstacy when making The Slim Shady LP and he even confirmed in the 1999 Howard Stern interview that he took ecstacy. The other thing is when he had meetings with record labels and they told him that no one was doing what he was doing and he was too far advanced for what they wanted. That's bullshit because why would a record label not take someone on who is making such unique and "advanced" music that no one else was making? Doesn't make sense to me.

Dude is a user, can’t stand him. Only wants to patch things up because he wants to make more money out of Em. If Paul is the bad guy because he protects Em from guys like this, then he’s alright by me.