Wha gwan cuz, Long time i live in jamrock now and your pops keepa i give him a check regular in Kingston. When u comin to jamrock, your cuz is getting married in november. I have to shout u one of these days i use to c u in Flatbush. Big up!
rinkeby SWE on
February 2nd, 2010 1:57 pm
come to sweden and show us how its done
then might we all have a slighty dose of fun
rappers over here dont even know who you are
they should all be put behind some mutta fucking bars
greetings from the ghetto of sweden! we know who you are
Anonymous on
February 2nd, 2010 1:51 pm
come to sweden and show us how its done
then we might have a slightly dose of fun
rappers over here don’t even know who you are
they should all be put behind some mutta fucking bars!
greetings from the ghetto in sweden!
Mikey on
December 21st, 2009 4:48 pm
big fan! love to hear your music as i cruise around the way. but i hate when i hear that song with kanye or ne-yo talken that shit that he is the new Slick Rick…one or both of them are out of there god for saken mind!
like Robotic said:
Rick needs to release a song in response to that B.S.!!!
Hitman on
December 18th, 2009 10:22 pm
sombody know what sample(instrumental) he used in the ”Skit” parts in The Art Of Storytelling?
Thanks
I just want you to know that you also have fans all the way from Denmark!
I love your music and the messages you send. Compared to all the new “so called” Hiphop groups/rappers you actully had and have a great message in your lyrics.
Thanks for everything -
Henrik JøJ – Denmark
Mark Andrews on
November 10th, 2009 2:43 pm
Slick Rick U R The Shit. The Ruler Has Never Left Us. Keep Doing What U Do Pimpin’. The Song That Keeps Me Laughing Is Indian Girl (An Adult Story) & Mona Lisa, My Favs
CONCEITED CHRIS on
November 1st, 2009 10:24 pm
ALL THESE CRUMS TALKING ABOUT THEY ARE YOUR BIGGEST FANS THEY CAN KICK ROCKS….! ASK MY BROTHER RAMEL ABOUT ME HE DOES YOUR SPRINKLER SYSTEM AT YOUR PLACE THAT ALL I’M GONNA SAY IF YOU WANT TO SEE YOUR BIGGEST HIT MY FACEBOOK PAGE CHRIS SMITH AN CHECK MY PHOTO’S!!!
dlambert on
October 19th, 2009 3:17 pm
ay slick man you need to come back out into the world ad show these rapper like wayne and gucci how its really done you opened up music to me and you should come back with a album that will blow the worlds mind like you did mine as a kid..well sincerly d.lambert
THANKS FOR THE INSPIRATION! real hip-hop will never die as long as the ruler exists
co cannon on
September 13th, 2009 5:17 pm
what up kid its been a minute get at me arright peace : )
Paul Traywick on
September 4th, 2009 5:44 pm
Rick we be digin that shit down south! Put out that album! Lick the Ballz!
William Jones on
August 25th, 2009 5:16 pm
I’ve been Slick Rick’s biggest fan since 1988 but I was still a huge fan when the show came out in 1985. i
I have all his l
LPs, even The Art of Storytelling studio cd with songs that didnt make the album. A bunch of his unreleased work, his guest apperances. I bought Brooklyn Babylon cause he was in it. He killed it in Brown Sugar as well. He has the biggest influence in hip hop and it would take too much time to list them all. But Biggie, Eminem, Erick Sermon, Cru, Dela Soul, Das Efx, Jay-Z as many more have used something from Rick. Quenn Latifah’s Just Another Day sampled him. Color Me Badd used him, Montell Jordan, Al B. Sure and the list goes on. I love r
Rick’s word play, delivery and his smooth voice. My favorite songs are Hey Young World & Who Rotten Em & Bond! Rick is the Ruler. If anyone needs to drop another LP its Rick. Love You Rick the Ruler!!!!!
Robotic on
August 25th, 2009 11:31 am
Rick needs to release a song in response to Kanye saying that he is “the new Slick Rick”. Even Kanye’s kids tell him that he ain’t shit to Slick Rick!
Adem on
August 10th, 2009 12:42 pm
Im 14 and ive loved slick since i was 6 when i heard the show , i hate music these days and i think rick should be soo mutch more popular than he is now hes a hip hop legend
,
1 Love
Adem ……..
Veronica R. on
August 8th, 2009 10:23 pm
Just wanted to wish you and your family all the best in the future, and may you continue to record music that you love and that the fans will most certainly love too. God Bless you everyday, Mr. Walters.
This is in response to how hip-hop has affected my life.
I discovered hip-hop late (in my twenties). Hip-hop was not immediately available to me growing up and was not considered part of my “culture”. I discovered it on my own much later and became fascinated with it because the use of language by some legendary hip hop artists–Slick Rick among them–in my mind is comparable to the genius of Shakespeare. Shakespeare is considered a master of language because he could bend and invent words, using them in novel ways to express subtleties. I feel similarly about hip-hop; the use of language is so masterful that often multiple events happening in a single moment in time are described flawlessly with a single phrase, managing to bypass the fact that language is limited by linearity. Ingenious!
Nicholas Klem on
August 6th, 2009 4:32 pm
I wasn’trn into a family of hip hop listeners, or the enviroment that hip hop could reach me, and for the longest time I thought hip hop was all what i heard on the radio. It’s a shame that these radio stations like Hot 97 only play mainstream hip hop (Lil Wayne, t-pain, etc with the auto tuning down fall of hip hop) . So i heard Childrens Story in a Wawa parking lot and i asked the guy who it was, Slick Rick The ruler he told me.I did some research, and some illegal downloads (sorry) and i 100% love what you write, the song Auditorium is nothing but a tease, you need to get back into the game and show the world what real hip hop is again. one love
Louis on
August 6th, 2009 4:29 pm
“How has hip-hop moved you???”
Hip-hop moved me to the core, a few weeks ago when a friend (who’s a DJ) told me he bought (for quite a stack of dead presidents since it was an original print from back then) the vynil single for Doug E Fresh and the Get Fresh Crew’s ‘The show/Ladee da dee” and of course everybody heard Ricky’s world famous story that was imitated and copyed…But it was such a shock for me to hold that vynil I was speachless… I thought about its story, the parties it must’ve set off, the movement of the crowd, and the hype during the years that followed the birth of the HIP-HOP CULTURE. The most intense moment was when my friend actually set the disc on hte wheels and for the first time I paid attention to the saphire hitting the groove the faint static it makes right before the track starts…
I’m not that old, I was born in 1987 so didn’t live the birth of hip-hop but it seems like it has allways been a part of me.
Thank you Grand Wizard MC for beeing one of the ambassadors of hip-hop to the world.
I just wanted to show my respect and gratitude to the Ruler. He did a show in Portland, OR recently and he took the time to show me and my partner’s video production company “503tv” some love. On behalf of 503tv and the City of Portland Thanks Rick and if you ever need anything from us it’s done!
Charm
503tv Productions LLC
Tracy on
July 23rd, 2009 5:26 pm
I had the opportunity to see Slick Rick perform at the Metropolis in cleveland Ohio back in 2004 also on the bill was Dougie Fresh and Biz Markie. OMG the show was definitely off the HOOK!!! Loved it!
G. Freeman on
July 19th, 2009 6:41 pm
Slick,
Thanks for coming to B’ham July 17, 2009. The show was great. You are truly a hip hop legend. To the people who didn’t come out , you miss a hell of show. Please come back.
big rob on
July 13th, 2009 2:20 pm
slick rick, one of the best of all time. we been feelin your music for decades mayn.. gary indiana , feelin ya dude. the music game will be alot better when we get some of the original kings of rap back in it such as yourself ….big ups slick.
Joél on
July 9th, 2009 2:52 pm
Slick Rick ist der Beste er kann sooo gut rappen so flüssig und cool ich liebe seine old schooll sachen He is one of the best old school rapper !
Tobin on
July 7th, 2009 8:22 pm
One of the greatest of all time, hands down, period.
Great Adventures is a classic. no one can say they are a self-proclaimed hip-hop head if they are not familiar with this album. His whole style, the arrogant, my shit is better than your shit, paved the way for artists like Jay-z, Biggie and Big L.
Art of Storytelling is one of the top ten albums of the last 10 years. Very underrated album: songs like Frozen, me and Nas, Run America and Street Talking are some of the best tracks of the 90’s.
Ricky D! you gotta drop another album man, your shit is the truth…I know your next work will be something that will also go down in the history books! Huge fan man, keep it up!
Nikki on
June 29th, 2009 2:36 pm
Myself ansd some friends attended the ‘Legends of Hip Hop at the House of Blues on Saturday, June 27th…The show was great! I need to know why you, Slick rick DID NOT do more of your favorites that everone knows and loves! You are the ONLY reason why I even purchased tickets to the show!!! I want more Slick Rick… DOn’t sell yourself short we want to hear from YOU, Rick!!!
Clone on
June 20th, 2009 8:52 pm
The verse on Auditorium was cool.
OC on
June 20th, 2009 10:50 am
We got a fantastic time back in the days when rap music got another quality !
And a lot of real fans missing that shit.
I only can say ! thank you ! for all the beats and lyrics .
There isn’t many Hip Hop artist that are changing the game in a creative mind set anymore. Recently all I have seen is these one liners and a dance (gimic) that has flooded the industry. Ricky is one of the few that has that touch to change and influence the industry with his lyrics and beats. This is why I want to propose Ricky making a new album. It is very apparent he is still on point after his most recent feature in Mos new album (which is also heat). Come on Ricky, bring something new and hot to the world! We’ve been waiting patiently!
Im 14 and ive love slick since i was 9 when my mum put on the show when she was cleaning my room,, and ever since ive listened to every one of your songs you en spire me!
Everyone calls me OS because i listen to you non stop, Everyone in my classes tells me to shut up because i keep singing la di da di with my friend (because hes an amazing beat boxer) then they put soulja boy i was like what happened to hip hop !
RIP real hip hop!!!
Your the best
OS out!
O.D on
May 6th, 2009 11:50 am
Im only 14 and i love this man, he inspires me! everyone in my classes hate old school but all i listen to is la di da di and the show, thats why every one calls me OD
When the f*ck is your new album coming out!!! I have been waiting ten years!!!! Don’t get me wrong i am definitely still feeling the art of story telling which in one of my all time favorite cds ever! I liked hip hop police also and was very excited to hear something new! But I really want to see whats up next! Your lyrics are the best and I cant wait till then. Please get to going soon! Thanks Brett from Seattle
aaron morris on
February 23rd, 2009 12:52 pm
hip-hop legends rolled through cleveland feb 20,2009 loved the slick rick performance. He didnt miss a beat. bring backs the good times
Hank on
January 21st, 2009 9:21 pm
Slikc Rick is the shit. one of the best ever
Jake on
January 15th, 2009 9:56 am
Slick rick is the absolute best….. I have never seen him live but rely want 2
Most of the people who listen to him now days are in their 20’s/30’s but I love all his music n im only 16…. I hate all the stuff everyone else listsens to these days
But hey rick is the best lol
NuEra on
November 25th, 2008 1:30 pm
yo respect 2 dat slick rick
Spank on
November 13th, 2008 12:18 pm
Slick , I’ve been a fan since the start. I used to run through Harlem when you got in trouble. The Jetta days lol…but I have to say Hip Hop isn’t the same without the old skool. I hope it comes back and your their when it starts to emerge. I’m in the south now and saw you in ATL. Rick you and Dougie did your thing and it was worth every penny. While you two were performing I thought …wow!!! the respect you both give eachother. Not like these new reality show singers who get big headed. You two have been boys from the early days.
Once more in this lifetime, we’ll see you move the crowd in the UK and I will be there. I’ve been lucky enough to see some of the best in the game, but Slick Rick, the story teller from sarf London… one day man they gotta let you bless us in the UK again. Peace and Love to all and on the day after Barak Obama fulfilled destiny…there is HOPE!!
G2SILKY on
November 1st, 2008 2:04 pm
Hey Slick Rick, hope you do one more album before giving it up. This is G2SILKY from Orangeburg, South Carolina.
Jennifer Tarbox on
October 3rd, 2008 9:11 pm
I love you slick!!!! treat her like a prostitute has been my fav since before i knew what a prostitute was. do you baby
xoxoxo
josh on
September 21st, 2008 4:46 pm
man slick rick is the sickest rapper eva best song is childrens story
jason knowles on
September 18th, 2008 2:48 pm
slick rick…the uk loves u!! you changed my life in 1985! me and my friend listen to a rough tape cassette of THE SHOW and for me hip hop was born! i eventually bought everything you ever recorded and doug e fresh and when i heard hip hop police with chamillionare …wow slick was back! please dont stay away too long!
Jason Knowles
prsston
uk
I was working form Home and watcing “Brown Sugar” my favorite movie because it celebrates HIP HOP. So, of course I saw you rapping and was just curious… How is Slick Rick Well, Congratulations!!!!!! I’m so happy that you were pardon and finally living life in Peace and enjoying your family. God Bless you.
I even sang la di da sitting here with your lyrics. I actually knew the entire melody. Trust me. Everyone would tell me to keep my day job. But you are so much apart of my childhood. We loved you then. We still do now. Peace. – Dionne ‘89
Slick Rick the Greatest Story Teller of all time! I miss your performance in Columbia, SC @ the Hotel Ball Room on Assembly Street. Please keep your show appearances updated on tis site. Rick, keep making good music and we hope to hear an album from you real soon.
Bylli Crayone on
August 18th, 2008 10:25 am
I am a long time fan if Slick Rick. “Teenage Love” is on the soundtrack to my teenage years. Old School Rap was the best. Slick Rick is the hottest and most talented mc… he is an Icon.
Wha gwan cuz, Long time i live in jamrock now and your pops keepa i give him a check regular in Kingston. When u comin to jamrock, your cuz is getting married in november. I have to shout u one of these days i use to c u in Flatbush. Big up!
come to sweden and show us how its done
then might we all have a slighty dose of fun
rappers over here dont even know who you are
they should all be put behind some mutta fucking bars
greetings from the ghetto of sweden! we know who you are
come to sweden and show us how its done
then we might have a slightly dose of fun
rappers over here don’t even know who you are
they should all be put behind some mutta fucking bars!
greetings from the ghetto in sweden!
big fan! love to hear your music as i cruise around the way. but i hate when i hear that song with kanye or ne-yo talken that shit that he is the new Slick Rick…one or both of them are out of there god for saken mind!
like Robotic said:
Rick needs to release a song in response to that B.S.!!!
sombody know what sample(instrumental) he used in the ”Skit” parts in The Art Of Storytelling?
Thanks
Hello Mr. Slick Rick
I just want you to know that you also have fans all the way from Denmark!
I love your music and the messages you send. Compared to all the new “so called” Hiphop groups/rappers you actully had and have a great message in your lyrics.
Thanks for everything -
Henrik JøJ – Denmark
Slick Rick U R The Shit. The Ruler Has Never Left Us. Keep Doing What U Do Pimpin’. The Song That Keeps Me Laughing Is Indian Girl (An Adult Story) & Mona Lisa, My Favs
ALL THESE CRUMS TALKING ABOUT THEY ARE YOUR BIGGEST FANS THEY CAN KICK ROCKS….! ASK MY BROTHER RAMEL ABOUT ME HE DOES YOUR SPRINKLER SYSTEM AT YOUR PLACE THAT ALL I’M GONNA SAY IF YOU WANT TO SEE YOUR BIGGEST HIT MY FACEBOOK PAGE CHRIS SMITH AN CHECK MY PHOTO’S!!!
ay slick man you need to come back out into the world ad show these rapper like wayne and gucci how its really done you opened up music to me and you should come back with a album that will blow the worlds mind like you did mine as a kid..well sincerly d.lambert
THANKS FOR THE INSPIRATION! real hip-hop will never die as long as the ruler exists
what up kid its been a minute get at me arright peace : )
Rick we be digin that shit down south! Put out that album! Lick the Ballz!
I’ve been Slick Rick’s biggest fan since 1988 but I was still a huge fan when the show came out in 1985. i
I have all his l
LPs, even The Art of Storytelling studio cd with songs that didnt make the album. A bunch of his unreleased work, his guest apperances. I bought Brooklyn Babylon cause he was in it. He killed it in Brown Sugar as well. He has the biggest influence in hip hop and it would take too much time to list them all. But Biggie, Eminem, Erick Sermon, Cru, Dela Soul, Das Efx, Jay-Z as many more have used something from Rick. Quenn Latifah’s Just Another Day sampled him. Color Me Badd used him, Montell Jordan, Al B. Sure and the list goes on. I love r
Rick’s word play, delivery and his smooth voice. My favorite songs are Hey Young World & Who Rotten Em & Bond! Rick is the Ruler. If anyone needs to drop another LP its Rick. Love You Rick the Ruler!!!!!
Rick needs to release a song in response to Kanye saying that he is “the new Slick Rick”. Even Kanye’s kids tell him that he ain’t shit to Slick Rick!
Im 14 and ive loved slick since i was 6 when i heard the show , i hate music these days and i think rick should be soo mutch more popular than he is now hes a hip hop legend
,
1 Love
Adem ……..
Just wanted to wish you and your family all the best in the future, and may you continue to record music that you love and that the fans will most certainly love too. God Bless you everyday, Mr. Walters.
This is in response to how hip-hop has affected my life.
I discovered hip-hop late (in my twenties). Hip-hop was not immediately available to me growing up and was not considered part of my “culture”. I discovered it on my own much later and became fascinated with it because the use of language by some legendary hip hop artists–Slick Rick among them–in my mind is comparable to the genius of Shakespeare. Shakespeare is considered a master of language because he could bend and invent words, using them in novel ways to express subtleties. I feel similarly about hip-hop; the use of language is so masterful that often multiple events happening in a single moment in time are described flawlessly with a single phrase, managing to bypass the fact that language is limited by linearity. Ingenious!
I wasn’trn into a family of hip hop listeners, or the enviroment that hip hop could reach me, and for the longest time I thought hip hop was all what i heard on the radio. It’s a shame that these radio stations like Hot 97 only play mainstream hip hop (Lil Wayne, t-pain, etc with the auto tuning down fall of hip hop) . So i heard Childrens Story in a Wawa parking lot and i asked the guy who it was, Slick Rick The ruler he told me.I did some research, and some illegal downloads (sorry) and i 100% love what you write, the song Auditorium is nothing but a tease, you need to get back into the game and show the world what real hip hop is again. one love
“How has hip-hop moved you???”
Hip-hop moved me to the core, a few weeks ago when a friend (who’s a DJ) told me he bought (for quite a stack of dead presidents since it was an original print from back then) the vynil single for Doug E Fresh and the Get Fresh Crew’s ‘The show/Ladee da dee” and of course everybody heard Ricky’s world famous story that was imitated and copyed…But it was such a shock for me to hold that vynil I was speachless… I thought about its story, the parties it must’ve set off, the movement of the crowd, and the hype during the years that followed the birth of the HIP-HOP CULTURE. The most intense moment was when my friend actually set the disc on hte wheels and for the first time I paid attention to the saphire hitting the groove the faint static it makes right before the track starts…
I’m not that old, I was born in 1987 so didn’t live the birth of hip-hop but it seems like it has allways been a part of me.
Thank you Grand Wizard MC for beeing one of the ambassadors of hip-hop to the world.
Thank you.
I just wanted to show my respect and gratitude to the Ruler. He did a show in Portland, OR recently and he took the time to show me and my partner’s video production company “503tv” some love. On behalf of 503tv and the City of Portland Thanks Rick and if you ever need anything from us it’s done!
Charm
503tv Productions LLC
I had the opportunity to see Slick Rick perform at the Metropolis in cleveland Ohio back in 2004 also on the bill was Dougie Fresh and Biz Markie. OMG the show was definitely off the HOOK!!! Loved it!
Slick,
Thanks for coming to B’ham July 17, 2009. The show was great. You are truly a hip hop legend. To the people who didn’t come out , you miss a hell of show. Please come back.
slick rick, one of the best of all time. we been feelin your music for decades mayn.. gary indiana , feelin ya dude. the music game will be alot better when we get some of the original kings of rap back in it such as yourself ….big ups slick.
Slick Rick ist der Beste er kann sooo gut rappen so flüssig und cool ich liebe seine old schooll sachen He is one of the best old school rapper !
One of the greatest of all time, hands down, period.
Great Adventures is a classic. no one can say they are a self-proclaimed hip-hop head if they are not familiar with this album. His whole style, the arrogant, my shit is better than your shit, paved the way for artists like Jay-z, Biggie and Big L.
Art of Storytelling is one of the top ten albums of the last 10 years. Very underrated album: songs like Frozen, me and Nas, Run America and Street Talking are some of the best tracks of the 90’s.
Ricky D! you gotta drop another album man, your shit is the truth…I know your next work will be something that will also go down in the history books! Huge fan man, keep it up!
Myself ansd some friends attended the ‘Legends of Hip Hop at the House of Blues on Saturday, June 27th…The show was great! I need to know why you, Slick rick DID NOT do more of your favorites that everone knows and loves! You are the ONLY reason why I even purchased tickets to the show!!! I want more Slick Rick… DOn’t sell yourself short we want to hear from YOU, Rick!!!
The verse on Auditorium was cool.
We got a fantastic time back in the days when rap music got another quality !
And a lot of real fans missing that shit.
I only can say ! thank you ! for all the beats and lyrics .
Greetings from Germany
peace
There isn’t many Hip Hop artist that are changing the game in a creative mind set anymore. Recently all I have seen is these one liners and a dance (gimic) that has flooded the industry. Ricky is one of the few that has that touch to change and influence the industry with his lyrics and beats. This is why I want to propose Ricky making a new album. It is very apparent he is still on point after his most recent feature in Mos new album (which is also heat). Come on Ricky, bring something new and hot to the world! We’ve been waiting patiently!
Sup Rick,
Just here to drop some respect in your GBook. BIG UP!
MAD RESPECT from Amsterdam!
Peace / 1
J.
Im 14 and ive love slick since i was 9 when my mum put on the show when she was cleaning my room,, and ever since ive listened to every one of your songs you en spire me!
Everyone calls me OS because i listen to you non stop, Everyone in my classes tells me to shut up because i keep singing la di da di with my friend (because hes an amazing beat boxer) then they put soulja boy i was like what happened to hip hop !
RIP real hip hop!!!
Your the best
OS out!
Im only 14 and i love this man, he inspires me! everyone in my classes hate old school but all i listen to is la di da di and the show, thats why every one calls me OD
O.D (old school)
When the f*ck is your new album coming out!!! I have been waiting ten years!!!! Don’t get me wrong i am definitely still feeling the art of story telling which in one of my all time favorite cds ever! I liked hip hop police also and was very excited to hear something new! But I really want to see whats up next! Your lyrics are the best and I cant wait till then. Please get to going soon! Thanks Brett from Seattle
hip-hop legends rolled through cleveland feb 20,2009 loved the slick rick performance. He didnt miss a beat. bring backs the good times
Slikc Rick is the shit. one of the best ever
Slick rick is the absolute best….. I have never seen him live but rely want 2
Most of the people who listen to him now days are in their 20’s/30’s but I love all his music n im only 16…. I hate all the stuff everyone else listsens to these days
But hey rick is the best lol
yo respect 2 dat slick rick
Slick , I’ve been a fan since the start. I used to run through Harlem when you got in trouble. The Jetta days lol…but I have to say Hip Hop isn’t the same without the old skool. I hope it comes back and your their when it starts to emerge. I’m in the south now and saw you in ATL. Rick you and Dougie did your thing and it was worth every penny. While you two were performing I thought …wow!!! the respect you both give eachother. Not like these new reality show singers who get big headed. You two have been boys from the early days.
Peace,
Spank NJ, NY, GA
Once more in this lifetime, we’ll see you move the crowd in the UK and I will be there. I’ve been lucky enough to see some of the best in the game, but Slick Rick, the story teller from sarf London… one day man they gotta let you bless us in the UK again. Peace and Love to all and on the day after Barak Obama fulfilled destiny…there is HOPE!!
Hey Slick Rick, hope you do one more album before giving it up. This is G2SILKY from Orangeburg, South Carolina.
I love you slick!!!! treat her like a prostitute has been my fav since before i knew what a prostitute was. do you baby
xoxoxo
man slick rick is the sickest rapper eva best song is childrens story
slick rick…the uk loves u!! you changed my life in 1985! me and my friend listen to a rough tape cassette of THE SHOW and for me hip hop was born! i eventually bought everything you ever recorded and doug e fresh and when i heard hip hop police with chamillionare …wow slick was back! please dont stay away too long!
Jason Knowles
prsston
uk
I was working form Home and watcing “Brown Sugar” my favorite movie because it celebrates HIP HOP. So, of course I saw you rapping and was just curious… How is Slick Rick
Well, Congratulations!!!!!! I’m so happy that you were pardon and finally living life in Peace and enjoying your family. God Bless you.
I even sang la di da sitting here with your lyrics. I actually knew the entire melody. Trust me. Everyone would tell me to keep my day job.
But you are so much apart of my childhood. We loved you then. We still do now. Peace. – Dionne ‘89 
Slick Rick the Greatest Story Teller of all time! I miss your performance in Columbia, SC @ the Hotel Ball Room on Assembly Street. Please keep your show appearances updated on tis site. Rick, keep making good music and we hope to hear an album from you real soon.
I am a long time fan if Slick Rick. “Teenage Love” is on the soundtrack to my teenage years. Old School Rap was the best. Slick Rick is the hottest and most talented mc… he is an Icon.